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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
SLAUGHTER'S
A@A ~ ~ - - 4oAt ~
For Year-Round Living

25s
COLORED-LGE. HEATED RMS,
cooking privils., no children. S13 and
$40 wkly. 1874 8 st. NV. DE.
2-6676. ga
COLORED-CLEAN. comfortable rm.
con! COW. trsnSp, 45l0 18th st. NV,
CoLoRED Ice. RIM. well furn
home privils.; . gentlemen to share
Ice. nm; $3.50 mo. ca. tn. 2-211S
COLORED-LARGE. newly decorated
front I'm. for working couple; home
c eTlS,ls VIII Ty A APui4 Sss only
n r1tn tra I@S sGSkR re- 1853 sos15 pr'vs
COLORED-EMPLOYED. settled lady
OF. empl; girl; So VIZ; front I'm.
COLORED-6OOB BLOCK OF LAMONT
ST. N.W.-Lge. fri. room; home
privils. Du. 7-oe5e. 10 to pm,
CoLoRED-ALL PRIvrLs., or .
smpl; persons. I'll Allison st. NV.
CoLoRED@N.w. - Double bed
phone, kit. refsr. and laundry priyi-
coIoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
NV. section, quiet home; empl. cple
all home privil RA 3-3276. --25
COLORED-NICE ROOM for . young
men or couple; COW. transp. CO. s.
CoLoRED-1Oo, IRVING NV
Comfortable front rm, Children ac-
eepted. Share kit. Call DE. 2-l792
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOME VIC
Ssle. frt. rm. for gentleman Home
privils. Meals If pref, TU. 2-46l6.
COLoREp--e FURN RMS. with rcb
with privileges; will accept ] small
child 635 Irving st. NV. RIA. 6-25I5.
CoLoRED-LARGE FRr. RIM. no
CoToRED0ssis 10th N,w.-pouble
rms. for cple, or sgle. person. Reas.
DE DE c $3.50 aftsr s, "a
transp.: cple. or sgle.: will accept
child: kit. privils. RA. 1854. "a
COLORED-1816 s ST. N.W.-One
rm.. kit. refgr.; for empl. couple;
pvt. entr. HO. DISCO. -2b
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2 RMS. with cooking privils. If de-
sired; reasonable. Phone AP. z
6O03. "a
2912 TERRACE DR., Chevy Chase
Lady to share nice home. JU.
FURN. ROOM with kit. privils.; very
reasonable to congenial woman;
walking distance to Arl. Hall; conv.
bus service to Pentagon, Navy
Annex; "a. 5s7729. PA
$35 month. IA. 5-9O69. 30
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ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

FARMINGTON. 1924 18th st. NV.
conv location; single, $8.7b; double
$3.50 Up: Pc; 2;4750; -
decorated rms. daily maid service.
sTitchboard service. l712 New
5000 CONN. AvE.-Spacious rm adj.
bath; elev. serv. bus at door; $12
wk. HO. 2-4300. Ext. 329.
WILSON HOUSES-1623 18th st.
zoos Kalorama I'd. Excel rms. $50
&40-$50: pvt bath. $40 AID. 2-0296
14sc HARVARD ST.. N.W.-sleepins
room with privils, of recr. room.
kit: and laundry. AID. 2-9446. 23s
DOWNTOWN-Clean, spacious; Tv
privils.: beaut. dbles. with hrepl. !;
81 person, $11 as sgle. HO. 2-5321
1880 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely clean
rooms, new and modern furniture
single, 80, 80 wk.; also twin bedrmS.
Sl2.6O wk.; next bath. 81
GOLDEN PARROT GUEsTHOUsE,
Conn. ave. and R-Two beaut. furn.
bedrooms With pvt. bath; maid serv-
ice daily; single or double occupancy.
PARRoTN b1. S-7xzo. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

PLUMBING SUPPLIES AND TOOLS,
stokers. new. and used water heat
ers, gas and oil boilers, pipe ma
S Shnss pu nnS p Spe v yss Eses
hand tools. pipe and. flttings. All
items at bargain prices. Can be
tn. 2-OI05. -25
RADIO STATION - 175w. -fone;
new, unused Globe Champion To-
loom, xtal mike. Monkey, Rcvr,
ski hi-ti spkr.: used 4 mos: cost
xmtr. separately. ia. 2-9472. -2a
RADIO. Zenith Transatlantic. and
Webster-Chicago 3-speed portable
offered for Siio. 20. e-ssea, "a
oii' coal. woodl, ACME sfovE. iOi /
18th st. NV. MA: S-S952.
RANGES, used. 4-hurner. apt. size
spS s TS tasody your choice as is
RECORD PLAYER; s. speeds; portable,
REFRiGERATORS, ranges and wash
,ers new and recond:s all guar.
largest display in city: We must must
regardless Of price. Open sat. night.
all day Sun. Make us an offer. reas.
or unreas. AABACo. 2O20' Rhode
R iSisRf fGs gas. all sizes: in.
stallation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga. ave-. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATOR, $3.50: air condi-
toner, $3.50. Must see. ia. 7-SS06.
REFRIGERATORs. used: large as
sortment from $40 up: some with
l-year guarantees. time payments.
REFRIGERATORS, used: rent or buy.
So mo-; full guarantee. DOWD'S.
EN- 2-7300. 441S Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATION. Frigidaire. z GU. IT,.
less than year old. used few months;
500. HU. $1,000. "a
cond.: best offer: Stat door. 81: port.
enam drainboard, SO. Elk. 3-7S40,
REFRIGERATOR, 0E; bed davenport.
porch glider. ETC.; reasonable. AID,
REFRiGERAToRs AND wAshERs-
Bargain PRICE: all sizes: recond. :
guaranteed. DUNN MARK, l764
Columbia I'd. NV, NO. 1885.
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire. OF Gu.
it: perfect condition: full with
freezer, sliding .shelvesN shelves on
door; Is mos. old: $500. JU. S-964S.
"a
REFRIGERATOR. crosley shelvador;
$135 or best offer. 10. S-1494.
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1855 N ST. N.W.-Two charming
sgle. rms. Also 2 spac. dbles.; deli
cious food: ideal location and kindly
atmosphere. MRS. WALLACE DAVIS
(hostess). NE. S-7715. 30
N. ARL., 3 minis: d. G.. or Pentagon-
Small room. pvt. home; conv. transp.
Very reas. IA. S-5553. "a
"SHEBA HALL" 1909 21st NV
4 distinctive home for young people.
service and laundry facilities. Rea-
sonable rates. -23
S.E.-New suburban home for en-
ployed mother and child; day care
OF child. Box % LIB. Star. "a
26at WOODLEY PL. N.W.-Room
and board for employed people. good
SINGLE iSSG e RM.. An IN private home, With
garage included. HU. 3-7563. %
Attrac. rms. singles, doubles; Sc
selected menus. switchboard TV
eOOI COLUMBIA RID. NV. at Conn.
ave.-Nice rms. good meals; rec
Im2 ~, pins pong, piano; on bus
SIS. doubles, SIS. co. 5.@4sS. Ms4
LGE. RIM. for mother
and sehool-age girl All family priv
ei5S r ST. N.w'ERates from SOS
s @slS ' Mas sGfoa H oheSsfd
1927 10th ST. N.w.-Lse. End A..
front nm. pvt. bath; sgle. nm. from
Sl5 per week up. -26
ATTRACTIVE, comfortable. 2nd-h.
rm. in a real home. for elderly peo-
EM p-E9fn IA
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ROOMS FURNISHED NV.
GILBERT
THE MAURY
SLAUGHTER'S

Serving Washington Thirty Years
Over 300 Rooms for Pleasant Living
5 DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS
80 Rooms with Meals
$40 n so r Rooms Sim; with Meals oi 0-i'So
1885 18th ST. NV. DU. 7-7666
80 Rooms With Meals
1927 10th ST NV. HO. 2-6767
75 Rooms Only
2007 o ST. NV. NO. 7-466O
40 Rooms Only
11O1 18th ST NV. RE. 7-O44o
Rooms From 81 so per Day
Rooms With Meals From SO Per Day
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

HREE UNFURN. ROOMS, end A.
Cheverly. Nd. Bath. refer. and stove
AP. 1888. -23
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SLAUGHTER'S

Serving washington 80 Years
Over 300 rooms, for pleasant living
Five Downtown Locations
so ROOMS, WITH MEALS
1925 NJ st. NV, CO. $500
80 ROOMS. WITH MEALS
1925 18th st. NV. DU. 1860
80 ROOMS, WITH MEALS
1927 10th st. NV. HO. 2-6767
rs. ROOMS ONLY
40. ROOMS ONLY
1101 10th St. NV. RE. T-0440
Rooms From 81 so per Day
Rooms With Meals, From So per DAY
SLAUGHTER'S
For Year-Round Living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

btlLIlNG VIEW APARTMENTS
Large. l-bedrm apt. completely furn.
$3.50 per mo incl ali utiis.: lex
l9,ft; liv; rm l1x17-ft. bedrm..
fun din. kit. and bath. incinerator,
laundry rm. etc, immed and fu.
ture occupancy See MRS. LEONE,
302l 4th st. Sc. Apt No 3. 10.
1870 or UN. 4-54SS.
9"0 23rd ST NV rms, Kitchen
cite. semipvt. bath. all utils, furn.
SO mo.
1S41 ONTARIO PL. NV rms.
kitchenette. pvt. bath. all utils.,
$40 mo; l rm., kit. and hath. all
utils,. $55 per mo. BARRY, Me.
S-2025; ewes. LA. 6-352a. SO
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden Apts.-Express Bus Service
All New Furniture
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES
One Bedroom Apt. S105
424o 4th st. Sc.
10. 2-9776 or 10. 2-2206.
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DOGS PETS ETC.

DOG HOUSES, SlO.95: Natl. known
KEN-L- KING. Loweyt prices Fany-
where. guar. weatherproof. NE; g.
COLLIE PUPS. peri. markings.
PARADER- BELLHAVEN. wormed.
inoc. health cert. Axe req: deposit
will hold" $50 up. 10. 9-947s.
PARAKEET. babies. tame. potential
takers: opalines and normals; ABS
banded; SIS up. 10. 7-72s5 after 3,
BOXER, male. fawn. 2 mos, Axe.
householder, obedient. raised with
ehiidren' must sell. OIL. 1896.
ENGLISH BULLDOG. female: Axe;
fawn; : yrs. old; SIS. JE. 2-9304.
IRISH SETTER PUPs-Both parents
.@mnnis SaH"G PSone He 475 Fs:sG
COCKER rUP. male; Axe; 8 weeks;
black: S35. 10. SASH. "a
POINTER sale; son OF
Ariel Disc. Mother has field trial
POODLE oSS I PTPPIEs, si!1.r MINIATURES,
pure6red; not res; $50. NO. 7-os0s'
COOKERS. mos. Axe, Black: "a
champs in 5 gener; ped, 2 litterS;
$50 up. so. 5-745l. "a
ENGLISH BULL TERRIER PUPS.
S lh AZ. Axe Tsg mos, . Old dogs
ENGLISH sIfH SPRINGER dsaif1s's SPANIEL tlsT PUP.
PIES, = mos. old. CHI. sired, out OF
oh. bitch. finest ever offered At reas.
prices: KONKLE KENNELS. Lo,
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe.
champion sired. outstanding. ready
MALE BOXER Furry. 8 wks. old
Axe Axe reg; This This, puppy is PICK of
WANTED, PET LOVERS who will give
dog pound. south capit ai and i Eye ";
SITS. sw. $40 a m. to 5 pm. except
Sat and Sun. Reasonable. -23
BASSETT HOUND. male: 10 mos. old;
loves children; Reas. to good home.
p Gs5 La' P SJpiiE : weeks; standard
black. males. females: puTe6rsd. Oh !: !;
STOCK cs not - Axe. % JE' S-saoe. Ws4
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER. female. g
months: excellent bloodlines; good
markings. UN 4-5lS@. pa
DALMAT'AN PUPPIES for sale cheap;
REG. AKC ENGLISH SETTER Pup.
PIES. dam and sire champions. sire
excel. hunting dog; at stud A. S
MASON. 4940 N. both st. Arl.. Va
KE S-fil6 "a
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS; orange bel
ton, & wks,, Axe reg. wormed. $40
males. $50 females. 10. $1,000.
FOX TERRIERS, females. Sl2; toy
collie, police crossed. 81 and $40.
10. a-947S. -25
WANTED TO BUY German Shepherd
male, not over 2 yrs. old. No Sunday
calls EX 2-hR3Q "a
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THE
NEW DUNBAR HOTEL

18th AND YOU SITS. NV.
For permanent residents. see our fur
nished rooms for assured WINTER
comfort and economy. See the va
riety OF rooms and services offered
and the shopping facilities available
for personal needs. - hours day
TEE accommodation for $50 and Up
ADVANTAGES not available elsewhere
Rooms shown day or night. includ
ing Sunday. Come in. or call NO
1870, ~
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

2O7 3rd ST. S.E.-Double and sgle.
CAPITOL" Apply at premises any
MEAN; CAPITo... ROOMS FOR RENT
So and up. II. 3-9702. -25
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PENTHOUSE MODERN
WAREHOUSE
9f2E " CIR AYE

on 1900 block OF BladensburE I'd
ne al Hot Shoppe. Open SATURDAY.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
23lO ASHMEAD PL. NV.
"a block of Conn. ave. overlooking
nc neise:, cow. transp: dble and
sGle.. rms. pvt baths avail; excel
meals; rates: Sl7 so wk. up. HO
2-356S
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

WOOD FIREPLACE and stove length
A CORD OF woon. is 4x4xs. &c,
full cords from r. z. PRIEST: S14
$lS. S22. $24. OIL. 0-7643. ---31
FIREPLACE WOOD, split oak AND
sindling wood, $50 cord. uN;. 4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS; ! man. SIP per day:
g man. Sl5 per day, RENTAL
TOOLS g. EQUIP. CO.. u. 9-6SS1.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.
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DESKS-DESKS!

Once furniture. new and used
nut and mahogany file cabinets.
tables, chairs. card files. visible files.
priced at savings up to 1874; free
delivery and parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
$40 New York ave. NV.
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rm.., alcove bedrm., kit, pvt. bath.
newly decorated, utils. furn. EmpL
young married couple. $50. 20
COLUMBIA RD., 18th st. w.-Elev.
bldg. 2-bedrm. apt. with foyer. liv.
rm.. Kit. din. bath. porch; lge. rms.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

REFRIGERATOR, Crosley Shelvador
$135 or best offer. 10. S-1494.
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20
UNITED
NAT TONS
NOTES
BY James II. Lawson

| accredited UN Correspondent
UNITED NATIONS, NY. (Glob-
aD.-NEHRU AND THE MAU
MAU The British have col
lected what they consider irrefu-
table evidence linking Prime Min
lister Nehru of India with the
bloody Mau Mau killings of Eng
lish settlers in Kenya. The British,
lit was learned on high authority,
are most disturbed over what they
call Nehru's secret role in the Ken
va rebellion of the last two years.
They say Nehru has directed the
distribution of hundreds of thous-
ands> of pamphlets urging the
blacks in Kenya to continue their
warfare against all white settlers
Radio broadcasts from New Delhi
are directed at Indians and Afri-
cans in Kenya telling them to keep
the fight going.
What infuriates the British is
that the Indian population in Ken
va has accepted permanents seats
i'll the so-called Kenya government
while Nehru and tn eIndians out
side of Kenya are said to be sabo-
tagging efforts to settle the differ
|ences. India's official representa-
tive, Apa Pant Wau, was kicked
out of Kenya by the British last
February fir being in charge of the
propaganda program urging the
Mau Mau to keep up the fighting.
The British say the Indian pro-
gram is designed to stir up racial
hatred against the British. The
goal is said to be to help the
Africans kick the British out of
all Africa so the Indians can domi-
nate the Continent.
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20

NEW YORK, (GlobaD-- Billy
Eckstine opened last Thursday for
two weeks engagement at Mapes
Hotel in Reno. We hear he is a
huge success :. Enrol Garner
clicking on the road George
Shearing still wowing them at New
York's Embers Club :. Slim Gail
lard at Broadway's Basin Street
=. Ruth Brown re-opened the
Harlem Apollo Theatre last week
=. Duke Ellington on the West
Coast.
The Orioles on tour :. Likewise
the DoninoeS Lucky Millinder
popular as ever at Harlems Sa-
way Ballroom Billy Daniels
still working his black magic out
West Billy Williams quartet
on tour Joni James out Holly
wood way at Metro, promising to
be quite star.
Pretty Betty Madigan's waxing
of Joey" till going great +.
Leroy Holmes and his, MGM plat
ter of High and the Mighty"
really popular +. Ella Fitzgerald
has really earned her title as the
First Lady of Swing" =. Dinah
Washington set to invade Broad
ways Birdland The. Four
Knights and the Four Tunes, two
excellent groups /. Of course,
the Mills Brothers are still 1.-The
greatest" They just keep rolling
along.
Veteran actor Louis Sharp has
been signed for the role of Duke
Valentine" in the Philip Norris
Pet Milk radio series, 1.-The Story
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20
GET ING
A. -ONG
BY LAUREN WHITE

NEW YORK, (GlobaD news
grips the attention Of this observer
more completely than the news OF
subject people gaining self govern
ment. 1t makes no difference who
the subject people are or were
whether they were Amrican col
onists before 1776. or any of the
present day subject people. If they
were or. are struggling for free
dom, information concerning them
is of interest.
Consider Tunisia and Morocco at
this time. These countries have
been "protectorates' of France
since 1881 and 1912 respectively
Although the Bey of Tunis and the
Sultan Of Morocco oare officially
the heads of their governments,
actual power is vested in French
Resident General. And. as usual,
French settlers (ocolons) have en-
joyed special privileges in both
countries This condition has been
a great source of irritation to the
Inhabitants of both these North
African countries. Trouble, blood
shed and violence have continually
cropped up there.
Since the. Indo-China armistice
these countries have intensified
their efforts to gain self govern
ment. In fact, their demands have
been so pressing that a Tunisian
reform plan has been presented to
the French Cabinet. Under the
plan the Tunisians will have COM
plete autonomy of their internal
affairs, but France will manage
TuniSia'S defense and foreign af-
fairs.
To an objective observer that
proposal seems to be as fair as can
be made by the French Premier
at this time. However, the Tuni-
slams will not be completely salts
fled with the arrangement because
they want control of both their do
mestic and foreign affairs. Then,
the colonS will not be satisfied be-
cause they know that the above
concession will lead to other con-
cessionS which will mean the end
of special privileges for them. The
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20

Turisians will eventually gain
their complete independence. The
MOroccans will not be forever de-
MED theirs either. AS colored
Americans watch the struggle of
these prescribed and rejected peo-
pie, perhaps we can learn in what
direction we should press.
The day of exploitation can be
over for every group of people who
want to take advantage of the
change that is happening in the
affairs of men. Those of us who
are left out. of the mainstream of
American life-those of us who
have been forced to sow where we
could not reap-should take notice.
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20

of Ruby Valentine" starring Jan
ita Hall. AS Duke" Sharp will
play Ruby's shiftless husband who
deserted her years ago and now
returns to the scene when she is
successful and well-to-do owner
of chain of beauty shops.
Among current best sellers are
Rose Marie" Kurt Weill'S Three
Penny Opera" and Joni James
Let There Be Love" Eartha
Kit to star in Mrs. Patterson
. Dorothy cambridge in the
movie version of Carmen"
Harry Belafonte becoming one of
our foremost folk singers.
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20
Swiss SoIod Is
Made Hearty
With Pork Cubes

Refreshing meat salads make
news these summer days. For this
salad suggested by Reba Stages,
home economist, cubed cooked
pork and peas are marinated in
French dressing, then combined
with chopped celery and nut meats.
The salad is garnished with hard
cooked eggs and stuffed olive
slices.
Swiss Salad
cups cubed cooked pork
/ cup cooked peas
" cup French dressing
" cup diced celery
n cup walnut meats, broken
6 lettuce leaves
Paprika
Mayonnaise
2 hard-cooked eggs
6 stuffed olives
Marinate meat and peas in
French dressing and chill. Add cell
cry and nuts and arrange on let
tuce leaves. Sprinkle with paprika
and dot with mayonnaise. Cut each
Segg into 6 slices. Remove egg yolk
from egg slices. Arrange the white
rings around the salad. Cut each
olive into slices. Overlap 2 olive
slices inside each ring of egg white.
Press the egg yolks through a
sieve and sprinkle over the salad
Four to six servings.
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20
USO Schedule

Tonisht = Friday No dance at Luke AFB (see sunday
Aug 22 Magician at USO, featuring Louis Mccoy Trinity
Episcopal Church serving 7-10. Unit VII.
August II = Saturday : Platter Hop at USO 8-11 Unit VII
Evelyn Tobioson serving refreshments
August 22 = Sunday = Brunch 1912. Howoion Luo ot
Luke AFB Swim and Dance. Bus leaves USO Unit TX.
ST. Francis SodoIiY serving 7o. Unit X.
August % = Monday = Pnoohe Tournament Unit | in
CHARGE Council Of Jewish Women serving refreshments 70
August "a - Tuesdoy = Dance Williams AFB EIks night
at USO Bingo and refreshments $40 Unit II in ehoree
August rs = Wednesday = Square Doncing UsO Unit III
in charge.
August 26 = Thursday = All Hostess Meeting Very
Unit ".
August II - Friday Luke AFB. Presbyterian
Church serving 7-O. Unit v.
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20

Enrolment of boys and girls ia.
All Club work continues to in.
crease throughout the nation. Last
years membership was the largest
yet-two percent more than the
year before-with a total of 2,058,-
144
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20

Egg whites whip more quickly
and to a greater volume when the
chill is off the egg. Best whipping
temperatures range from 64 to II
degrees F.
Arizona sun., 1954-08-20

Then we should be governed by
the sage who said, please don't
let this harvest pass.
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SIS each

Not just an ordinary ottress but famous make you'll In
stonv recoonze NYON einforce the stripe ticking
so YOU know it'll lost years. 200 inner coils double size)
are insulated with so pods upholstered with layers OF doY
built border helps prevent edge so Matching box spring. SIS
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Saturday Hours Washington $50 10 g. AFInqton 10 10
Cal District 7720O anytime for "a phone
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Arvin's Cos Flash
Fold Yacht Chairs
:. for 81 |

Raymond Loewy designed them, selected the
coIors, so you know these are up-to-the-mnute
in styling. Light tubular steel frame, baked
enamel finish. Soron plastic, water repellent,
scots and backs in aqua, toneerine or multi
color plaid, to match contour chair.
Furniture Floor Washington; LoOer LeUe. Arlington
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Merton A. Robinson,
BaIIistics Expert
By the Associoted Press

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb. l3,
Merton A. Robinson. IS, a
noted ballisticS expert who re-
tired in 1949. died yesterday in
New Haven Hospital.
Mr.. RobinSon's hobby was the
scientific identification of bullets,
and it led to his appearance as a
ballistics expert in many crimi-
nal trials. including the Hall
Mills case, and the murder of
Don Mellett, the Canton tOhio)
editor.
Mr.. Robinson was also known
for his development of some Of
the Nations best known cart
ridges and was identified with
the development of the nom
corrosive primer. He was en-
ployed during most of this period
at the Winchester Repeating
Arms Co. here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Man, Is, Dies. Spent
5Hours in Ambulance

A 75-year -old man who spent
five hours in an ambulance while
Arlington county officials tried
to arrange for his care died yes
terday at the Tiff Nursing Home,
Dunn Loring, Va.
He was Frank Hammerstein,
who lived in small cabin at the
rear of 1921 Columbia pike.
Mr.. Hammerstein was picked
up by an Arlington County am
bulance at 10 am. Monday after
a neighbor called to report he
was i'll. Doctors said he was suf-
fering from malnutrition.
Arlington Hospital declined to
admit him because the hospital
said he needed nursing care. and
was not an emergency case. The
welfare department finally ar
ranged to have him cared for
at the Tiff Nursing Home and
he was admitted there Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. Hammerstein was visited
each day at the nursing home
by DR.. Roy Nicholson, who was
appointed by the welfare depart
ment to attend him. DR.. Nichol-
son said his death was caused by
a liver ailment, complicated by
pneumonia and the infirmities OF
age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Mrs. Joseph D. Keenan,,
Wife OF Union Official

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Feb. 10.
Mrs. Myrtle keenan,. SIS. wife
of Joseph D. Keenan,. secretary
treasurer of the AFL Building
and Construction Trades De-
partment. died Unexpectedly
yesterday of a heart attack.
Mrs. keenan,, a native of Chi
cago. had been vacationing with
her husband here after meet
ing of the AFL Executive Coun-
Gil. She had suffered from a
heart condition for some time.
Mr.. Keenan, was vice chair
man of the War Production
Board during World War H.
The Keenans also have a WASH
ington. D. c. residence at 4201
Massachusetts avenue NV.
The body will be sent to Chi
cago for funeral services and
burial.