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COLORED-I3I4 RHODE ISLAND
AVE N.W.-4 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit.
and bath. bsmt.: $l05. Call r. A..
HUMPHREYS. Realtors, MA. $4,000.
coLoRED--1soa D St. s.E.--5 rms.
and bath: gas heat; ST4.50. Call
r, A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. Ma. g.
coLnRED-c ST. Sc. near Ken
porches incl; gas heat. 3 kits.
sfas ssastifn RA. SiaSSss slsS3s storm wind0ys;; fg
coLORED-sa5 OGLETHoRPE ST.
N.E.-Semidet. 8 rms, la baths.
bsmt:: S110 mo. Ii. 1887. -15
COLORED - CHESTNUT ST. Me-,
south Of r. /. ave, mr.. Monroe st.;
det. brick home: 3 bedrms., auto.
heat, gar: cony. to schools, transp.;
$l25. Call between 10 and 4, v. D..
JOHNSTON, HUI. 3-4614.
COLORED-f5I8 NEWTON ST. NV.
--4 bedrms., liv, rm.. din. rm., kit.
and bath; full bsmt., with auto
matte heat; $135 mo. co. 5-6222.
-a4 EYE ST. NE. 10
rooms; 2 baths. gas, elec.; $s5 mo.
o 9th ST. NE
Semidet. stone and brick home: @
extra lge. rms. and bath; full bsmt.:
h.-w.h.; 3 stories and bsmt.: AL
e9nd Only $ll5 mo. JOHN D; NEW
MAN. 927 18th st. NV. Ma. S-23o1
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1126 46th PL. Sc.
500 A MONTH

3-bedrm: semidet. house with lge. liv.
rn.. din. area, aM-elec. kit. with
refgr., range. disposal, dishwasher; !;
full bsmt.; gas heat. Excel. transp.
EA' aa4Se' Lu. 2-419s la
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

TILDEN GARDENS. soa4 Tilden st.
n.w.-A delightful 3-bedrm., 2-bath
apt; full-sized din. rm.. lge. liv.
rrn.. ample cedar-lined closets, 8 ex-
posures; one of the better CO.
operatives: conv. to Conn. ave.
transp.; $4,000. AMERICAN Sc
CURrTY & TRUST CO.. 18th and
Penna. ave. NV. ST. $4,000.
Mr.. CONN. AND CALF. .ST.--very
attractive two-rm. and bath apt;
excellent cond.; superior loc. Price,
$1,000. Terms. Please call Mr..
Gavin with H. @. SMITHY CO., ST.
$4,000: res, AID. 2-5004.
2 BEDRNIS., 2 BATHs-Garage space;
also foyer. double liv. rnl.. full din.
rrn.,. slassed-in sun porch. kit. and
pantry; 2nd a. front, exposures;
good cond., desirable loc., one blk.
from extensive shopping and transp.
Price, S13,950. Please call Mr..
Gavin. with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST.
3.3300; res, AID. 2-5004.
ARL,, Val and 2 bedrm. apts. |;
own your own; excel. location. Pur-
chase owners equity. assume mo.
payts.. S62-SS7 mo-. incl prin.. int. .,
taxes, ins.,. maintenance, utfls.;
children and pets accepted.
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY co.
IA. T-44S7 IA. 5-9010
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WHAT ARE YOU
LOOKING FOR?

II YOU need q new location for your
business We have an ideal location
located in thickly populated se.
community State your terms to
marager on project or call 10. q
Directions: out wheeler I'd. SIC. to
Wahler pl left on Walller pl. to
rental ONCE. 1910 Wahler pI.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

HAVE YOU 6-rm. bungalow or 2
bedrms., bath lst A.: need not be
new and close In; for J rms, 2 Va
baths; modern; big high lot. 2nd
place from Queens Chapel rd., only
3-A; Big trees, city water. etc;
ideal homesites, $5U0 down. $50 mo.
Want homes, lots, Beverly Beach
sec. to sell. trade; contact N. e.
RYON CO.. RA. 3-6I46.
OFFICE BUILDING--4-story mod
srn; srn+ ar,coadisionea, nreprooi, sf9ne 1
and x sts. NV. Ideal for organiza-
tion or small corporation. Com
pletely equipped with built In desk,
counters. nuorescent lights, etc.;
will consider low down payment to
smaller apt. bldg. Cali MR.. Boil
HAGEN. ST. $4,000. eyes,, OIL.
4-4ul1 =. IL
Evening star., 1954-09-15

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
6S7 Haletgh pi. s.e.---6-rm. det. home
and beautiful Ice. lot. within l block
Of store, schools and trensp. Easy
terms. JOHN 1. SHELTON. eeltor.
Evening star., 1954-09-15

CHEVY CHASE--GI appraised and ap-
proved 3-bedroom and 2-bath Cos
lonial Of stone and brick with stairs
to 3rd. floor for additional bedrooms
recreation room. built-in garage. Ex--
cellent TRANSPORTATION, schools and
Stello. HA. 2-359S.
WESLEY HE1GHTs-.There,s plenty OF
value in this 3-bedroom and 2-bath
home. c.cse to TRANSFORMATION and
good schools. Must be sold at once once
phone Mr.. Shrive. TE. 6-35S6.
vILLAGE--tRock Greek
Park Estatesl. Custom Geor-
gissn on high elevation with beauti-
ideal Lac oh for ts nes. q 0SW2Sp iSins an .fsns s
tertaining. Has 4 bedrooms. 2ha
baths, game room. many unusual ap-
oointmerts and outstanding features.
Vacant. Evenings telephone Mrs
Wolfe, EN-. 2-S155.
BETHESDA .AREA--A family home to
be proud of. Beautiful situated on a
quiet lane. White brick Cape Cod.
years. old. Has 4 bedrooms, Ia
try living. minutes from Bethesda
shopping area. Excellent school and
transportation facilities. Evenings
telephone Mrs. Palic. DE. 2-S7S7.
BETHESDA, Battery Park area Spa
ciouS rambler on beautiful lot in
one of Bethesda's best sections.
Has 3 bedrooms and baths, large
living room. dining room, excel
lent Kitchen. screened rear porch.
Very. attractively priced. Evenings.
telephone Mrs. Ottinger. EN-. 2-0356.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
co. tREALTORS,
Builders and Developers Of
wesley Hts, Sumner Spring Valley
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
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p GLASS MANOR
..,, BARGAIN SALE -.
HTT.T.CPECT

Only S17.500; detached brick; fire.
proof constructions: rooms, 2 baths,
one on 1st floor. recreation room; Q
porches; 2-car built-in garage; gas
hot-water heat. High elevation: con-
.venient to everything. Call Mr..
Altman (eyes) Ii. 4-1S94. THOS. ].
FISHER & CO.. INC, DI. 7-6s3o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

ANACOsTIA---Lee.. det. brick, Calf
style BUNGALOW. 8 rms. 4 bedrms..
2 tiled baths. all on first A.: lge
finished bsmt. with another bath !:
about 1-acre handicapped lot; suitable
fSg Nan sEsLY slas q 0'hs fsc orsan Eu s4oo HsET
LU., 1-7126.
ANACOSTIA--Semidet. stingle. g
$500, HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
LU. 4-340O, LU. 1899,
ANAC0STIA. on MINI, ave.-.Fair..
rms, tiled bath. knotty-pine rec
rnn.. gas heat: deep lot: S15.500.
aAnfMAN a1nS 4l FEALTX. Ea1s INC" Lo. a
BOILING FIELD-3-bedrm brick;
soSoe s7os CASH i sss ss1 mo fGSd inc1 ssas canes.
HARRY L. GODDARD. OIL. 4-79a2
BRADBURY hts. mr.. Southern ave
--Det. 5-rrn., and bath bungalow;
gas h.-w.h.: level lot: $S.950. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, LU. 4-3400.
CONGRESS HTs.-S500 down--Semi-
dst. brick. ; I rms 2 lse: bedrms,
heat; deep lot. Assume Q lse: ol
RfaLTY ssaL II siSss ISc y.sftt4 .6 454oS aASInAs L.
HILLCREST HTS.-Det. brick ram
bier: 9 rms. 8 bedrms.;; gas heat
REALTY. INC. LU. 4-a4O0. LU.
HILLcREsT GARDENS, a block Oh Of
Branch ave.-Year-old semidet.. brk..
s1475o lo HARTMAN Isalns ifs REAETT, isrSso me-. se!
LU. 4-3400, LU. 4-3eS2.
IHILLCREST--"Cape Cod" 2-bedrm.
brk., wide lot, simply beautiful con-
dition; many additional improve
nnents added, new .gas heating sys-
tenn. crystal chandeliers, aluminium
storm Windows: ..yr,a EslitoTali carpet
garage. IN that lovely residential
area between Branch ave, Alabama
ave.. and Southern ave-: Ewes. Mr..
MCDOWELL, Lo. 4-0147. I. T. GRA-
Waite, MA. s-0753.
|HTLLCREST - Several det. brick
homes. Rambler. Cape God, Colon
lpI,ses ,si; 2 aPs PsasTs aET% Cal InS for aPgs
4-34O0 and LU. 2-5976. lib
3-BEDRM. det. 2-story brick home,
reception hall, liv. rTi., with fire-
place, din, rni., kit. with dishwasher:
rec. rn,;; with bar; Carpet IN liv.
mum awnings. 4. A. cAROZZA Co.
2412 MINI. ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040.
LOVELY Iis-sTORY DEF. BRICK,
reception hail.. liv. rm-. with fire-
place, full-sized din. rni.. well-eauip.
kit. 2 bedrms. and bath on 1st mr.;
2 bedrms. and hath on 2nd fir.;
fun basemt.. with Law. and shower.
Large front porch. pool IN garden.
Metal awnings. Beautifully land.
scaped. A. A. CAROzZA CO.. 2412
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WEST EVANSVILLE
HA. 2-7234

CHILLUM, MD.
room; corner house; fenced yard;
near transp.. schools. shopping CEN
ter, Sis. mo. Call ewes. HA. 2-3579.
PAUL P. STONE,
L13 Butternut st. NV. Tu. 2-1105
ANIi mr. ~ " .-7T y --7 n
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40Ln I'd. De.

500 A MONTH
3-bedrm.. semidet. house with lge.
liv. rm., din. area, all elec. kit.
with refgr.. range, disposal dish
washer; full bsmt.. gas heat. Excel
transportation.
FRED A. SMITH
COMPANY
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24s9
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S73 600 GROSS

~ Sa000 A&4tAkk3Ay
Dry cleaning plant and complete
valet, nearby. Md, latest type eqpt.
nsaTs neoSe sax a nsw dsysry ssnYs Egsss
for last -ear, more this year, show
excellent net profit. 10 VI. lease,
trial given to interested principal.
$4,000 needed. For more informa-
Lane Pastor EX. 1855
18th and Rhode Island NV.
81 rooms to make this GOOD bus
prox. 81. 400 mo. income. Property
being sold furnished. CALL NE.
9 Pm, iEVEs. MR.. HYMAN. Ju.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
ILLS < st. NV. ME. S-54nQ
Rooning House Buyer
We have several nice places for sale
in eood locations ana Of difierent
sizes. Payments start $500 down.
Allow us to call for you in our car.
No obligation.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5I40
10 RMS, 5 BATHS
1900 block 10th nw.-Arranged as
apis. and sleeping rms; excellent
income. Owner has other. business
,S ,Spus uss.ssessa cash. Can Mrs, Stewart
Lane Pastor Elk. 3-2555
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RAMBLERS

1921 Fort Dupont st.
Kit. Gery y spacious sunroom. 5 Ice
bedrms. and tiled bath: full cellar.
GAO. Conv. to schools. traTisp. and
stores. Call LU. 2-5520. -16
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1926 8 ST. 8 3.
Semidet brick. Q rms. with rec. rra i
fenced-in rear yard; Gas auto. heat
HENRY sALUs
1104 Vermont Ave. NV. CO. S-1sse
lie
Evening star., 1954-09-15
HOMIE AND INCOME
BRICK--2-FAMILY
S14.950

See this 2-unit income property; live
in one, rent til other Ii $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star., 1954-09-15

UNIT ELK. OF BRYANT ST. NV.
Large Colonial front porch home:
front and rear entr. to bsmt.: 3
large pvt. rooms, Ia baths: OIL heat.
Can be used Is 2 apis. TRADES
ACCEPTED. Call quickly. won't
DISTRICT REALTY co.
NO. 7-20os 70. 2-$IS7
Evening star., 1954-09-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VILLAGE
224S 18th ST. NE.
Don't miss seeing this. attractive
germ. de luxe row brick in desirable
Brentwood Viiiase: " baths. front
porch; only S13,050.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-6400
Evening star., 1954-09-15

ROCK CREEK HILLs-New RAM
blers, Colonials and Cape Gods:
beautiful locations One OF the higis
spots around Washington Large,
wooded lots. approx, I00x1 so.
restrictions Prices range from S3b.-
600 up. We also have some choice
wooded lots in this area. Call ,WO.
$4,000 It'll 3 pm. EDW. H. JONES
& CO., INC, Chevy Chase, D. C.,
Evening star., 1954-09-15

ferred; 3-bedrm., full bsmt., brick
rambler, equip. kit. and laundry;
fence, alum. storm windows; Ice.
corner lot, fruit trees and veg. gar.
den; nr: public and parochial schools;
immed. occu. OF and FHA dnanctns.
HE. 4-T60g. Ia
SILVER sPRING--Immac 5-rni. bun.
galow, bsnt., oil h-w.h H.. n, Frank
I'm and Old Bladensburg I'd. only
Sl1,950. BEERS BROS. TILL o.
III 5-1611 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04

Fomous-Moke o-Cu.-Ft. Refrieero-
tor with across the top frozen fooc
compartment. Floor somple
Fomous-Moke 8-Cu.-Ft. Refrioero-
tor, 25-Ib frozen food chest. porce-
loin enomeled crisper. Floor somple
Fomous- Make ll-Cu.-Ft Refrieero-
tor with automatic defrost. FIoo,
somple -
Fomous-Moke e-Cu.-Ft. Electric
Refrigerator with automatic ice
maker. Demonstration --
Fomous- Make ll-Cu.-Ft. Electric
Refrigerator with automatic ice
maker. Floor somple ---..
Fomous-Moke ll.5-Cu.-Ft. Upright
Food Freezer. Floor sample
Famous Make "a HIP. Window
Model Room Air Conditioner with
built-in theunostot. Floor somple
Fomous Make u HIP. Window
Model Room Air Conditioner. Floor
somple .
Make y HIP. Model Room,
Air Conditioner. Floor sample
Famous Make 81 HIP. Window
Model Room Air Conditioner. De-
nnonstrotor
Fomous-Moke "a HIP. Window
Model Room Air Conditioner. Floor
sample
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TELEVISION

1854 Fomous-Moke Il" Toble
Model TV with de luxe Ghosts ond
bullt-n filter. Wolnut pIostic cobb
1854 Fomous-Moke Il" ConsoIe
Model TV in hondsome lined oak
eobinet. Floor somple ~ $3.50 1899
= 1854 Fomous- Moke Console Model
TV Mahogany finished cobnet.
Floor sompe - .-- 1895 200. 8
1854 Forous-Moke ~" Console
Model TV in mahogany veneered
cobinet. Floor sonpIe 1895 224.9
1854 Fonous- Make Console TV
with de luxe chassis. Mahogany
veneered cabinet with doors. Floor
somple .---.--,- 1895 1919
1854 Fomous-Moke Console TV
with "a" picture tube Mahogany
veneered eobinet .-----------,499. IS ,74s
! 1854 Fomous Moke Combination
with II" picture tube, AMIN
rodo, 3-speed automatic record
eobjnet. Floor somDIe --------~469 95 ,4s.s
! 1854 Fomous Moke "a" TV in
sompIe ,-~-,-~--~ 49, $500 $500
! 1854 Famous Make "a" TV in
n1ohooony veneered console cabinet
with doors. Floor sompIe ----575 90 1919
5 Spico Indoor TV Antennoe $1,000 5e5 40
Whriwin Indoor TV Antennoe 5o5 40
! INA" TV Bose on Costers.
Cloth oriII front ---.--- 1895 80
4 22x25"( TV TobIes, mahogany
finish ---------,--. ---~ sos So
0 LINED Oak TeIevision costers 22.o5 ~
4 Lined Oak TV TobIes - 1875 l2e
APPL1ANCES-41S Serent
ST., or thru ArchWay, Main Bldg.
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Orig NOW
- encyclopedias with Aliases 1895 7.29
Il Plastic Birds in wire cooes 3oc lee
. Portfolios los isl ----- 2oS i.6o
Boxes Of Crone's Writing Poper 500 1.7e
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04
FOUNDATIONS & GIRDLE!

Org NOW
5 Foundations junior type, nyIon
and nylon morquisette and eIostic l25Oto
puon style; sizes 3d. 80 and So 1850 7.o5
II Porty Girdes, royon sotn ostex
with eno eIostc. side Upper. IA
and Is" lengths ---- ----- 1925 1873
"a 0rdIes and Ponty Girdles high
wosts, side zippers. royon sotin
ostex ond eno elostic ---~-- $3.50 0.9S
0irdIes pul-on style cotton eyeIet
and elastic, smol size -- 500 2.69
Lansburgh's-CORSETS-T Floor
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

Org. NOW
Is Mems Royon or Wool Mufers.
Soed, solid coIors ond fancy pot 2e5to
terms ------------------ 5.e5 t7s
"a Mems Wool Knit Gloves, solid
coIors. Broken sizes --~------- loS 100
"a Mems Copesk,n. Pieskn. Suede
Leather Gloves UnlIned or wool $3.50
Innings. Broken sizes S.95 1872
lo4 Mems Cotton Corduroy Sport Shirts,
Solid colors long sleeves; complete
ly washable; medium and Jorge 5.95 z.99
IL Mems Famous Make Bomber jock
cts. Woter-repeIlent, all fully lined;
solid green; sizes 42-46 ------- l295 500
4 Mems OO9o Cashmere Wool Slip
over Sweaters. Navy, powder blue
or black; soiIed. Medium, extra
oroe sizes ---------- 1926 1879
"a Clearance Of Mems Reversible
Jackets; zp-out lining, milium
lined, nylon lined. Solid colors zip l4.95to
front; broken sizes ------------ 1895 1922
u Mems Iona Length Beted Jockets.
Water repeIlent broken sizes 1875 1929
Innsbnroh' s-MENS FURNISHINGS-Street Floor
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100 Poirs of Teens Straps, Pumps
and Loofers. brown, red, navy or
black. broken sizes 4 to 10 -
IS Pors ChiIdren's Strops in brown,
red, black or navy --
Is Pors Boys and Big Boys Brown
Oxfords ond tip styles, brown or
blue, broken sizess 3N2 TO 8
Observation-Disclosures SHOES
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HOSIERY

SIS Prs. First Quality Full Fashion
Nylon Stockings, broken sizes
and colors. 81 oouoe-l5 and
30 deniers in the group .----
LGnSburgh's-HOSIE
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Orig NOW
Horseshoe Coke pons ---- 90 2forS1
! Single Door Utility Cobinet $1,000 1895 9.ss
! Double Door Kitchen Broom and
UtiIitv Cobnet 2498 1879
2lx32" Porcelain Top Kitchen
cobinet N-- 34o5 1899
I Presto 6-Ot Pressure 1896 1870
Detecto Both ScoIe floor sompIe 7o5 4.Se
Eight Cup Coffee Urn Set, oil
chrome pcs. 44o5 2ZT
All Metal lnsuoted Chest with
dron plug 1875 1879
Vacuum Voter Bottle Desk Set,
pcs. 2l95 1879
! Fve-Pc. Arin Dnette Set with
Plastic top and chrome legs 1895 1893
! Dropeof Porcelain Top Kitchen
Tobe --.. 2295 1899
and key ' -'.. o0'' "0'O' W 7,98 1899
h's-HOUSEWARES-Sirth Floor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPLIANCES
I16 Seventh st. or thru the ArchtDnV, Main Bldg.
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BLoUSES

3 Women's BIouses in two styles
combed cotton ond orion blouse with
front opening, short sleeves, and
Peter Pan coIIor-bIue and brown
in sizes "a, So, SO in group. Second
style-l009o Docron blouse, opens
in back, short sleeves, smart Peter
Pan collar, simulated peoh button
trim front, white-sizes "a. SO, SO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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KITCHEN CABINETS,
SINKS, DIsHWASHERS

3 l9" Knee Kitchen Bose Cobnets
complete with oroy nother-of-
pearl fornnico top 6195 1899
like obov ve' -,.' ~ e4.95 4.ss
! 3Ox3O" Kevinotor Wall Cabinet
with sliding gloss door. Display
SonPle NSSC LT.1S
3 Kitchen Cabinet Tops. Floor 10000
So'Upte [T'OO w
wosher, Sink. 4s in wide o------ 4ee.e5 ssl.ss
3 Knee 81" Pot n Pan Cabinet
Sinks Double dronboord porcelain
enamel top. Spacious cabinet -l3o95 94.s9
3 Fonnous-Moke 81" Cabinet Sinks
Porcelain enomeIed double drain
boord top 54.9o 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-04
BOYS WEAR

s Boys Famous Make Iona Sleeve
Polo Shirts. Cotton knit; assorted IS
styles and coIors " le
l82 Boys Famous Moke Long Sleeve
Knit Shirts with Collar. Broken 2.o5
sizes rs
Boys Fomous Make Cotton Cor
duroy and Flonnel Shirts with knit
bottom. Sizes and lO-- 80
q Boys Famous Make SonforIon"
Wool and Nylon Sport Shirts.
Solids and poids; sizes to 20 in 500
group 80
10 Boys Cotton Corduroy Compus
Goats. Broken sizes to Z - 80
wool mont shrink mors than fcs.
LanSburrh WEAR-Fourth
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SILVERWARE
cOSM ETIcS


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
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Org. NOW
10 Cocktail Dresses in ocetote and
silk ocetote and toffeto. royon
crepe, blue, nouve. noVY black,
sizes y to 20 in the group l4o5 900
Lansburghs-BUDGET BALCONY-Second Floor
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Women's Leathergoods

Orig. NOW
Is Leother and Royon Foe Hand 500 to
boos-reouor and clutches SOS 2.6S"
80 Leather, Royon FoiIe and Suede
Boys, smoll sizes ----~--~-- 500 1872
3 Novelty Fur ond Veveteen Hand
Dogs IooO WI"
Is Better Leoher and Royon FoiIe lO.o5to
Hondboes. dark colors --------- 1895 4.S7"
Il Nice Group Of leother foyon foille
and corde bags. many styles 7.95 3.97"
IS leother Belts, block and red, sizes
"a to 80 ------- 300 les
50 Special Group of Belts, broken sizes
and coors Observation-Disclosures oec 2/loo
; Leather Bes-sno szes------ 500 299
"Plus s0% Federal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
BY the Associated Press

CLIO, Ala, Mar. 18.-The
economy of Clio collapsed March
7, but its residents are fighting
back under the leadership of the
father of the man who plunged
them into financial ruin.
: r. w. Reynolds has promised
to turn over $25, 900 to the friends
who trusted his missing son with
their life savings. The towns
people know that would "just
about clean the old man out"
Mr.. Reynolds, 70 year old
owner of a fertilizer and seed
concern. said $4,000 is every
penny he and members of his
family can scrape together to
help make a deficit of between
100000 and 100000.
He also is taking care OF a.
year-old Tommy Reynolds while
the boys parents are the object
Of Nationwide search.
Despite appeals through radio
and newspapers, Royal Reynolds,
40. and his wife Sue have not
been found.
Reynolds was president of the
Merchants Exchange an UNI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Lodge Would Use
Veto TO Keep Peiping
Out Of u. n. Seat

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.
Mar. l8.-United States Ambas-
sador Henry Cabot Lodge. jr..
said today he would not "shrink"
from using the veto to keep Red
China out of the United Ma
tons.
Mr.. Lodge told a news con-
ference the United States is Wig
orously opposed to giving the
Chinese Communists a seat here
and said he could foreSee no de-
yelopmentS at the coming &C.
neva conference which might
change this position.
The chief United States dele
gate to the U. N. said he believed
the United States would get
enough support to block the seat
ing Of the Peiping regime in the
U. NJ. but that he would use the
veto if necessary.
He, took issue with legal
opinions issued by the State
Department under the Truman
administration that the veto
would not apply to the China
representation question.
Asked what he would do if
Red China offered at the Gene
va conference to end the Indo-
China war in return for a seat
IN the U. NJ, Mr.. Lodge said:
I have seen nothing Official
to indicate that an Asian settle
ment and the seating of the
Chinese Communists here are
related"
He said that in his recent trips
around the country he had found
tremendous opposition" to
bringing the Peiping regime into
the U. N. Although Red China
will have a seat at the Geneva
conference beginning April Is
there is no evidence that any
nom Communist participant is
ready to back Peiping's demands
for representation in the U. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Jet Pilot Who Flew Prince
Through Sonic Barrier Killed

low altitude. The plane was
the newly introduced trainer
version of the F-86 fighter of
Korean combat renown.
Mr.. Lynch Of La Canada,
Calf. was one of North Amer
lean Aviation's veteran test
pilots. and was putting the
trainer through low-altitude
aerobatics for Air Force
officers.
He was veteran of 43 mis-
sions as a fighter pilot in the
Pacific during World War II.
The plane crashed when a wing
tip touched the ground as he
came out of a slow roll.
He is survived by his widow
and five children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Nation SCHOOLS Face
Financial Aid Crisis,
Dr.. BroMneII Asserts
BY the Associated Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, Mar. l8.-
DR.. Samuel M. Brownell, United
States Commissioner of Educa-
ton. said today the Nation con-
fronts educational problems 80
serious that Americans must
examine whether or not the
States are willing or able to meet
them without financial aid from
Federal taxation.
"The complexities of today's
world call for greater knowledge.
skill. and understanding than
ever before" DIR. Brownell said
in a speech prepared for the
Buffalo Federation of Womens
Clubs. Hence. education,
whether at home. at church, or
in schools becomes more and
more significant"
DR.. Brownell. brother of At
torney General Brownell, as
serted that the control and
management of schools is prop
erly a local and State function.
with the Federal Government
aiding and promoting the cause
Of education without interfering.
Cites Inadequacies.
THE States and local COM
munities are making vigorous eff
forts to provide new school build
ingS and teachers" he continued.
"Yet we find great inadequacies
in educational opportunities pro-
vided the youth 70 this Nation.
Seen from the Federal point
OF view. the question is very
real as to whether or not the
response of 10000 school districts
and of 48 State Legislatures will
or can be great enough and
rapid enough in mobilizing the
necessary action programs to
provide essential education for
the security and well-being of
America.
Il believe it will be, if they
have the facts.
And I belive that parents and
citizens concerned about seeing
that this generation has essen
tial schooling have a special re-
Sponsibility to take an active
part in making known the facts
and their implications.
Points to Alternative.
1.-THE alternative, of course, is
Federal action to tap the re-
sources of these 48 States and
their 10000 school districts, to
see that adequate education is
provided. Perhaps that is the
way the American public wishes
the Job to be done However. !
do not, propose to debate ways
and means here"
DR.. Brownell said that ma
tional concern about the situa-
ton sis highlighted when we
note that in five States Korean
war draft reflections through
failure on the armed forces quail
if1cation test ran 43 per cent, As
per cent. Al per cent, 48 per cent,
and So per cent, against an over
all national median per state of
% per cent.
This constitutes an appalling
national waste" he added.