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Flagstone and Stone

WORK
Porehes. patios, walks. retaihin
walls, tile drainase;;' also water
ANGSiEaI1o, MARcucc1o. Ju. s-1qs
FLOOR SANDING, inishing, clean
ing and waxing. Reasonable ratei
Free estimates. Can RA. 6-6795:
FLOOR SANDING and refnishins
good work: Isas: 10. S-44ss.
50 rm and up: expert work. sT
3-s570. days: JU. 1892. ewes
FURNITURE repaired and refinisheI
by experienced craftsmen. Guar
anteed workmanship: free esti
mates: AP, 7-05SS.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and REIN
isned, upholstery reasonable prices
FURNITURE RUG SHAMPOOTNS
S19s up 70 sizes i2xl4 on you
floor. when included with the fol
lowing: Any. 2-piece liv. rm. furn
shampooed for 81. 40 or any 3
piece shampcoed for $1l.95. Woo,
refintshed and polished like ney
with repairs to springs free. al
work guaranteed. BEAUTIFUL
S1AA6 w.. NJ. s-0c3S.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Awnings
storm windows, patios, roofing ant
siding. cutters, etc. Cash or terms
'H6ME IMPROVEMENTS, bomb sSel
ters. rec. rm.. porches. carports, etc
c. W. LEWIS. WA. 7-s361 10
HOUSE M0vING-Over 90 yrs ex
per: insur. and bonded; for free est.
call NO: 7-6S11: ewes, JU. 5-a151
LAWN MOWER SALES AND SERv
ICE. Power and hand mower
sharpened and repaired, gasoline
motor repair. Call FRANK. HA. 2
oUTDooR FIRE PLACES, terrae,
retaining walls. 25 yrs. experience
PAINTING, papering, floor sanding
water proofins; terms II desired
reliable. exper. men, Gail anytime
MR.. KIRKLAND. Ii. 4-S307. Sc
PAINTING, int. and ext: best O
refs; white mec;; low prices: fre,
PAINTING. PAPERiNG. waterproof
inter. .exter.. FLA loans avail. Fol
estimates. JU. 9-4771. LII
PAINTING, first-class work by whit
mechanics: reas. rates: free esti
nstss asso Phone any time. DE
PAINTING. inter. and exter.; any.
where, any time, quick serV.; exper
white mechs. 4EALL. JU. 9-3s39
PAINTING-1nterior, exterior: roo
coating; @ % own work: white. Cal
PAINTING-Ext. and int. sober whit
mech; reas. price; % yrs exper
DE. 2-5l60. 10
PAINTING. EXTERIOR: frst clas,
work, materials: do own work: {
brothers; white; refs. IA. 2-1731
PAINTING, PAPERING, carpentry
terins: excellent work; reasonabi,
rates, Free estimates. Day or night
PAINTING ROOMS $40 up. interior
estimate. HU. 3-3670.
PAINTING. PAPERING. SCRAPINC
lst-class workmanship: work dom
immed. Mr.. PoAT. RA. 3-5643. g.
PAlNTiNG-Interior and exterior
nrst-eIass work; free estimates
MR., THOMPSON. 10. 7-37S9., 6'
PAINTING; pam Interior and exterior
PAINTING-Inside and outside. Free
: estimate. Call all day Sunday. HE
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Free estimates. Do my own work
Mr.. WADE. EX. 3-9633. 1'
int. and ext: papering,
plastering, carpentry. KEN -Toning;
white man does own wk. 10. 3-4566.
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLASTER
ING, any size job; white mechs.. 30
yrs. exper.; free est; Va, D. C. and
Nd. Mr.. STANLEY, IA. 5-0424.
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|ELKCTKICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
EEaSsfosf. l9S;df u sToSI s eeRkfNf. eeRS EiIs' ~.
tloii talo.iii yslls gsRs stePsi m etc. Ese estimate
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ANTIQUES

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
Fruit plates, 81; china compete, 81
vegetable dish, 81; cake plate. 81
Bavarisn derni-tasse sets. 81; Ba.
varian candy dishes, lacy edge, 81
decanters, $3.50: liquors, soc
brandy snifers, 81: satin tumbler
$3.50: Anberina sauce dishes. 81
f1gurines, 81: satin rose bowl, So. so;
blue Bristol pitcher, $3.50: love
seat, 81: Victorian chairs. 81; mir
ror, 81: andirons. $3.50; marble
top wsshstand, $50; others $3.50
up: marble top coffee table. S35;
cobblers' benches. SO up: marble
TOP hall rack. SIS: early American
and other side chairs, $3.50: china
cabinet. SIS; rockers. ST up; many
other bargains We'd like for YOU
to come in and prowl Open Sum
day ewes til BELL KINDS
ALL East Capitol St, Ii. 4-9BsS
tP. 8. See our ad under Furnish
S.I
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PBx REcEPTIoNIgr SCHOOL
ieans iiVs sosads sad 81. sAis2ss Nasiss stsa 3n'
Ley; 49, 1919 z q, a.; a.; Rm. 5l4. Ma
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ANYWHERE

G45I-6I IbIH bT, INV.
fOpposite Ambassador Theaterl
Open Ewes. Mon, Thurs. and Fri
BABY PRAM, bathinette, complete
steriiizer. sheets and blankets. elec
plate, car seat, GE radiator. toast.
er, Kitchen table. marble top: al
perfect cond.; sold very reas. b.
diplomat leaving Wash. EN-. 3-342s
BABY STROLLER. coilspsibls. dou-
Bile type. for twins or 9 small chi.
new: SIS. Ju s-4s45.
BABY WONDA CHAIR, comb
stroller. high chair. and car seat
play pen; good cond: Ia, 6-l423
for sale; very reas. NO. 7-so3l
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ARTIST WILL MAKE ILLUSTRA.
TIONS designs, reproduce coats of
arms. Call evenings. HE. 4-446s.
oman CHAIN SAW and operators
for hire; lots cleared by hourly OF
contract basis. Call 'Dunkirk g.
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AQuARIUMs, e5, Ss, 80. so.
unique display Of : tanks on
stand: complete with generatol
and air compressor, also smallel
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BIG DEMAND
FOR NURSES

. ADSl0IAN1 ID
Women needed, 17-65, white. or col.
ored for institutions, doctors ofnces.
infant, maternity and convalescents
Excel. pay. Day. evenings and Sat
classes. forming. Free placement,
For free booklet visit. phone or write
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NURSING
Victor Bldg- 911 O Pl. NV. ST
3-367l.
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SUPERINTENDENT, eeneral con
struction OF all types. sp. 3-sSs6
TEACHER wants employ. for sum
TRAiNEE " JOB WANrED-credit
sales admin. asst: age 81 BIS. II
business s.s, administration. Box eso
MAN. colored: reliable. wishes jol
M sur tref epiysr NO eor.eT oesa e ehauf
MAN colored. wants days work
honsscleaning and yard work. LA
MAN FRIDAY-White. sober, male
35; coll, married: exp. purchasing
whse. mgr, stock and inventor,
control IL sheet metal and roof.
ing. Box 312-K, Star.
YOUNG MAN with D. C.. permit, de-
sirss night job; TU. 2.57ss.
YOUNG. MAN. desirous Of obtaining
E9TE iniyovns teaching tutoring
grsneS; En- spanish or ' Italian. writ
YOUNG MAN. IS. draft-exempt.
yrs. mech. exper.. desires pos will
nrm Offering future. LU. 3-2257,
YOUNG MAN, age II. white, wishe.
gas station work but willing Il
learn any work or trade. Lo
YOUNG MAN desires work; expert.
dishwashing. Call LU. 1-6a52.
COLLEGE STUDENT, summer work
decree, car excel. refs; avail. until
Sept. 15. HE. 4-8474.
-EXPER. PAINTER. married. service
man, by the hour or contract. Ju
CoLiEGE CoLfsGi STUDENT, maioring O In
entif1c field preferably plotter OIL
oUTsTANDifNG YoGGNe PUBLIC
RELATIONS EXPERT seeks chal-
lenging sales or allied position
strictest confidence on all CORE
spondence. Boz Book. Star. 70
work, IBM, dishwasher. etc; also
D. G. drivers permit. II. 3-5367
|ExPER. C0NST. ESTIMATOR. EN-.
ployed, desires part-tiine work:
evenings and week ends. Box ea5.
GENTLEMAN with vendors license,
wants sales work; MR., WHITE.
RaTiREB PhHns sTeSi'ps aoyERSMaNr aISSHa, employ.
age so. wishes work Of any kind
ANNAPOLIS GRADUATE. age 81
going to retired list as Rear Admi-
raj after 40 years: active nava
service available. July I for ad-
ministrative or executive position
Address OPNAv 4n4 Navy Dept.
Wash "a. D. C. Sc
VET WANTS work In grocery, serv.
ice station, warehouse, guard duty
clerk; cashier. Call AID. 10000
Ask for LEE bs
DO YOU NEED exp. shipping, re-
ceivinF. whse. mgr: white, sober.
married. college man? Box 313-K.
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ANT1OIJES

Cherry. mahog. and wal. d.. tables;
cherry. mahog.. wal. pine chests
OF drawers; mehog. field canopy
loveseats Can be seen s am. to
IL noon and after 8 pm. Sun;
weekdays. 6 am. to 8 pm. MA,
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BICYCLES
DISCOUNT PRICES
nnEN TOnAU IN Hil q

English racers, S34.95 up: American
bicycles, $29.95 UP: good used bikes,
Sg.g5 up. Now you can buy the
finest bicycles at, discount prices.
No sales tax, trade-in accepted,
Hurry to Arlington's oldest and
J. M. MOODY CYCLE SHOP
$40 8. 23rd ST. ARL.. OTIS 4-9354
|BINOCULARS-Bausch & Lombe, II
so. excel. cond.. SIS; tape record
er. Hi Fl units, OIL. 4-2321.
BINOCULARS. Zeiss Sx30: Bausch b
Lomb, 6x30. 1888 Wis. ave, pms
oniy ANTIOIJE SHOP
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JopS WAlting QraduateS ftoceo
WASHJNGTONS ONLY
SPEEDWRITING
ISECRETARIAL SCHOOL
i4of Phone 9 st; or NM visit AM.sssP e. Pm. Nose
REALTY COURSE FOR BEGINNERS
START TUES, JUNE z
REAL ESTATE LAW BY
PAUL MILLER, Broker
REAL ESTATE KNow-How-D. C.
Va. Nd. taught Tues. and Thurs,
$40 PM; men and women; 10 lee
lures: complete real estate law and
practice tfinsneins, sales. listinss.
contracts, settlementsl. Trainees
placed part time or full time Old
est and most complete course in
Nations Capitol for salesmen OF
brokers, Start Tues. or Thurs.
at,on p sS5 cash ssas 81 tsrrs ar a5d9n inf9r
"REAL ESTATE LAW"
AND
I'VE PREPARE YOU 1907" FOR
d. c., MD. OR VA. EXAM.
Given June 22 tfile June ~. Over
500 exam. Questions covered! Start
Realty Course Tues. or Thurs, 8
Virginia Real Estate School.
sWashineton Real Estate School.
Maryland Real Estate School.
REALTY COLLEGE
See Us; 10 Buy! SELL! INVEST.
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BRICKWORK
No fob too big or too small. GARAGES
retaining walls. .walkways, repairs
Sore SeaGe'ds c.ll PHI liz. aau.ssssls. e'', %
BUILDING AND ALTERATIONs--Al
.rads W eonsidsr subcon
BUiLDING CONSTRUCTiON--Iars
or small home repairs or CONNER
cial construction Of any nature
Finest quality workmanship at com
petitive prices. All work guaran
teed. White mechanics; 20 yrs. ex
per-, references from highest typ.
clientele. ERECTOR ENG. CO., JU
BUILDING. I2bi c. fsmodeiing. snSasii repairing
porches. HU. 3-s4sS. Mr.. BAKER
CAMERA REPAIRS. flm finishing
free instrue., top service at BREN
NER, g33 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 1-2434
CARPENTER does own work, re-
modelling and screenins In porches
recreation rooms and trim work
CARPENTER-oenera house repair
ing, attic. rec. rms. porches; int. o.
ext. house painting. RA. 6-5252.
CARPENTRY OF all kinds. fence
work. painting: also tile work.
Reas. JEFFREYs. Ii. 4-s6O1.
CARPENTER WORK Of all kinds,
hv Job or day. reas. prices, prompt
cxRPENTER tcoiored): exper. rec
rms. attic. gen. repairs. alterations
Truck and tools. Desires Jobs. WA
CARPENTRY, remodeling. cement
porches, painting. Call all day
Sunday. HE. 4-3561.
CARPENTRY. concrete and stone
work, additions. recreation rms.
porch inslosures. csll Ju. Sis962
roofing, painting. porches, cabinets
shelving, rec. rms, steps. No 1ol
too small. BY hour, day or contract
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SIS 10; Is Tsiions. 81. 90; 20 gal
ions. 81 40; Special this week; 1.
sale Zebras Acc, 2 for Soc; blu
moons 69e. 2 for roc: black cat;
4ec. g for SOC; snEeis s4e.
''' The II PET SHOP
5124 Baltic. Ave; ,sgs Hysttsyiils. Md
ART. paintings, prints; francs;
SALES. 722 18th st, NV; ent
fioor; Sun, Mon, Thurs. ano
Sat. 10 am. to 10 PM
ATTIC STAIRS. DisappearinE:. ais,
stair materials. 1870 Wilson blvd.
ia. 4-I234. RUCKER LUMBER.
AUTO TOR CARRIER-Basket type
with canvas cover. Used twice
BABY BED, complete with Kant We
inner-spring mattress; sxcellen
BABY CARRIAGE. with mattress, IL
excel. cond.; bassinet. with foldint
legs and mattress; excel. cond. $50
BABY CARRIAGE. custom made
siss ) new; used once. $50. rs
BABY CARRIAGE. play pen sns
child's furniture set. 4555 Linnesr
ave. NV. EN-. 3-1131.
BABY CARRIAGE, Matt. Collie
make. brand new, never used. sci
BABY CARRIAGE. large: orig. cos
$50. sell SIS; good cond. KE
BABY CARRIAGE, cost. S45: sell fol
SIS: Folda-Rolla stroller, cost SIT
sell for 81: Baby Butler. cost. $40
sell for SI7: crib. solid birch with
Kant-Wet matt. Cost $50: sell fol
So: All in like-new cond. RA
BaBY ifiURNIfURE-stroller, play.
pen. crib; all like new: leaving
town; must sell. Browning s-S006
BABY FURNITURE SALE
MONDAY ONLY. Q TO Q
Huge sale q .SI cribs, 40 noor ns samples epa
and l-of-a-kind numbers. We guar
antee you will never, never buy q
these prices again. 10 de luxe crib
by Storkline Lullaby, Thayer, witt
. dropsideS. plastic teething rails
adjustable springs: regular, S44 90
now $22 25. -Four S6a.95 cribs. nov
$40: six $40 a5, cribs. now, SD
merchandise on sale Monday only
cash only. A small deposit. will hole
your selection: also on sale: Stroll
ers. from 81 g5: highchairs. S6.95
playpens, So. .a5: mattresses, $685..
car beds. S295. JUVENILE SALEe
WAREHOUSE. 355 Cedar ST. NV.
at the corner of Blair and Cedal
NV. Free parking on lot In rear
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sITUATloNs-MEN. WOMEN

WANTED-Job in and around dog
wife with quarters TO i've in. Ex-
perienced. Will move anywhere
c. @. RIDDLE. r. r. d. Box 20,
Burke. Va.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1955-06-05

BATHTUBS
SIT. recess tubs; new, In crates
National brand, $50. ATLANTIC
CO., S07 v st. NV, NO. 7-3920:
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ASPHALE-CONCRE
. DRIVEWAYS
PATIOS AND WALKS
BUILT FOR THE YEARS.
R. N. CAMPBELL. JE. 3-047S
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING AREAS REsuRFACED
IA. 6-6927 IA. S-61 20
r.
AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONERS
checked and completely seryiced.
Call DU. 1881.
BOMB B-SHELTERS --- Civil Defense
reinforced concrete. built in your
Dsmt., S1e7.50. Call JU. 6-929l.'
BRICK AND MASONRY wORK,
driveWays, sidewalks, retaining
walls, pattoy, OIL. 2-623S. -
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ADDITIONS
Building and remodeling; all types;
80 yrs. exper. Call JE. 1928.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. mason.
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Learn Shorthand
TYPING in 6 Weeks

Or EEDWH11I I IIVO
Accredited ABc Pencil Shorthand
Low Tunition Easy Payments
Jobs Waiting Graduates Placed
WAsHJNGTON'S ONLY
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Plus LAX Includes hard case, coated
lens Customer parking Q doors
away
% 9th CT q
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALTERATIONS. porches.
jalousies, Kitchen modernized. recr
rms, completely remodeling service
estimates free; all work fully guar;
no money down, SO mos. to pay.
SEcO SALES, JU. 5000. EN-. q
S74a. day or night.
ADDITIONS. alterations. attics, rec.
rms. porches, kitchens; complete
remodeling; estimates free; all work
guaranteed. HO. 2-63S6.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

ALUMINIUM SHEET
New cut-offs and mis-. sizes, 3nc ID
HARRY ], ABRAMS. 124 L st. ne
AMERICAN STANDARD KITCHEN
in our showroom and we are of
fering our complete display kitchen
at wholesale price. II you can use
this setup. see it on display in our
showroom. BETHESDA PLUMBING
& HEATING CO.. 1898 Delray ave-,
bethesda. OIL, 3.fS3f,O. -
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ADDITIONS
Garages. store fronts and gen. re.
modelling. Est. builder, 25 yrs.
exper. OIL, 4-2769 or WA. 7-0220
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ANTIQUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly moving stock. Out
Georgia ave. ext. tRte. 97) q mi
right on GOO. whitehall f-S4Ob
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AQUARIUMS
SOLD AT WHOLESALE
PRICES IN OUR RETAIL

tanks. $50: IA gallons,
ions. 81, 40; special this week; lie
sale. zebras Acc, 2 for Soc; blue
moons 69e, 2 for roc: black cats
4ec. for soc; anEeis 54e. z
Evening star., 1955-06-05

BEDRM. SUITE. 5-pc. nahog,. SleS;
range. SIS; studio couch. $40. ST.
sR6Ro6M fRissts Il sEIflp' IS z pm s.De. ,ol,a cs,.
dovan n.ahog.. s mos. old. Orig.
$1,000; sac. $500. IA. 5-1057.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
THE PET SHOP

5124 Balto. Ave. HyattsYille. Nd
ny A.23GQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Dallas Medical Society
Admits Three NEGROES

DALLAS. Dec. is R.-For thu
first time in Its 80-year histor,
1.-THE Dallas County Medical So.
tciety has admitted Negroes intt
Its organization, Willard Heath
lexecutive secretary, said yes.
Iterday. 81
Drs. Harold H. Culmer. vii.
liam X. Flowers, jr., and Joseph
n. williams were unanimously
elected into the group Tuesday
night, The three Negroes are
now eligible for membership or
the medical stats of Dallas
four major hospitals.
It's time TO register as vot-
ers. The place Is the District
n,.sl1s-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
PARK AVE. TRUMAN
IUBE IS FLATTERING
TOGOK.l HARTMAN

ALBANY. N. y Dec. is
Off President Eisen-
hover called New York Gov.
Ayerrell Hartman a Park
Avenue Truman"--and it
has not been established that
he did--Mr. Hartman isn't
rufied. ~ -,,
The Governor said last
night, in a statement issued
from his office: I'm always
glad to have my name asso-
ciated with that Of former
President Truman
Republican congressional
leaders had reported in
Washington that the Presi-
dent brushed of Mr.. Harri-
mans attacks on admins
tration policy as the product
of a Park avenue Truman"
James c. Hagerty, White
House press secretary.
couldn't be pinned down by
reporters at Gettysburg as
to whether Mr.. Eisenhower
made the remark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
Air Reservists Plan
Christmas Purty
AT Junior ViIIuqe

Air Reservists of the Wash
ington area will play host to
about $50 orphans and de-
pendent children Of Junior VIII
lage. the District home for de-
pendent children at 5000 Lough-
boro road NV, at a Christmas
party to be given at the home
at 2 pm. Saturday.
The party is sponsored by
members of the 9l10th Air Re-
serve Group, the 9112th Air Re-
serve Group, the Washington
Air Reserve Center and Air Ex-
plorers Squadron No. /. Chair
man of the party committee is
Col. Nicholas E. Allen, COM
mander of the 9l12th Air Re-
serve Group.
The program will include
music by members Of the United
States Army Band. entertain
ment, Christmas carols and the
presentation of gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

Government stocks will be dis
tributed during 1856.
This amount, though consid-
cradle. is a drop in the bucket
compared to the Government
supplies of surplus foods. These
stocks include about so billion
pounds of wheat. As billion
pounds of corn plus huge
amounts of other commodities.
Mr.. Benson said some surplus
wheat. corn, rice and dry beans
will be made available immedi-
ateIy to American charitable
agencies for foreign relief, and
to eligible domestic outlets.
Wheat and corn are being added
to the commodities being made
available for school lunches and
for other purposes in this coun-
try.
He made the announcement
at a ceremony yesterday at which
he was surrounded by represent
atives of church and private
relief organizations.
Besides paying for the food,
the Government will standA the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
ATTENTION, SANTA:
BOY HAS ORDER. IN
FOR ONE DINOSAUR

SALTWATER, Okla. B.-
"All I want for Christmas Is
a dinosaur."
That's the request to Santa
Claus from 6-year-old Randy
Howard. His mother, Mrs.
Carol Howard, works in the
Agronomy Department at
Oklahoma AIM College. The
boy has been talking to the
professors and doctors at the
college and is advanced in his
knowledge far beyond that of
the normal first-grader. Mrs.
Howard says Randy really
knows what a dinosaur is-or
was.
He doesn't mean to be un-
reasonable. The boy said he'll
be satisfied with a stuffed
small-sized likeness of a dino
saur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

saying was IN love WIN com.
munism. I stated behind only
because / opposed American pol
icy in Korea. ;"
The. EXCL who left China
Tuesday arrived by plane from
Hong Kong early this evening
and left an hour later for Min
neapolis, where he is due tomor-
row morning. 1t will be his first
Christmas at home since 1915
with his mother, Mrs. Portia
Howe of Alden. MINI.
Tenneson said he had been ad-
vised by American consular ON
Gals in Hong Kong mot to talk
about certain things" such as his
opinions on the Korean War.
Tenneson insisted he commit
ted no wrong in Communist cap
tivity during the war and was
entitled to stay behind because
American lives were lost" while
the Allies fought for the principle
of voluntary repatriation.
Tenneson described as false
charges" accusations that prior
returning turncoats aided. the
enemy and informed on fellow
American prisoners. Otherwise,
however, he was critical of Lewis
w. Griggs. Ohio G. Ben and VIII
liam A. Cowart as having mo
principles"
Asked II he thought the Gov
eminent would act against him.
Tenneson replied. I'm "a little
nervous and anxious but not
afraid. II everything Is an clear
Ii nobody's going to lock me
UP. I'm going to see as many par
ents Of the guys t16 turncoats
remaining in China as I can.
And I'm going to find myself
some work and make a family.
I mean farm work. If / can get
on a farm with nobody bother
ing me I'll be perfectly satisfied"
Tenneson said the remaining
turncoats are staying orl-i1 Red
China of their own free will.
Finally, he said. his return was
arranged in direct contact be-
tween the Red Chinese and
American Red Cross.
Aboard the trans-Pacific air
liner with Tenneson were an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15
DR.. Curtis Honored
By Bureau Aides

DR.. Harvey i. Curtis. retired
Bureau of Standards physicist,
was given a party on his 80th
birthday yesterday by the men
with whom he's still working.
DR.. Curtis has continued vol
unfairly to put in regular hours
at the Bureau since his retire
ment in 1s46 as chief Of the
Bureaus section on electrical
work. He is famous for his work
I'm absolute electrical measure
ments.
His younger co-workers yes
terday gave him a luncheon
party and round Of greetings.
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New Insecticide
Grows Into PIunt;;
Kills Feeding Bugs

| MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. is (P
The newest thing in insect
cides is one you apply to a seed
Then the plant that grows from
the seed has enough poison with
in itself to kill insects that tr!
to eat it.
This new concept in insec
control" was announced b.
American Cynamid Co. here las
night as delegates gathered fol
the Beltwide Cotton Production
Conference.
Thus far the new insecticide
named thimet, has been testec
mostly. on cotton.
Results of field tests were out.
lined by K. P. Ewing of the cot
ton insect section, Entomology
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FOUNU

CAT. male, black. white underneath
Dec. II. ArlinGton. IA 7-6065.
CAT, male. white, green collar. Airing
vic. Seven Loeka I'd. Rockville. Md
WI loser cali and Identify con
ts> Cali ~. s-i640.
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American evangelical missionary
and his wife who comforted Mrs.
Howe when she few to Tokyo
two years ago in a futile effort
to see her son in Korea and try
to persuade him to come home.
The Rev. Donald E. Nelson,
Minneapolis. said 1t was a CO.
incidence. IAN appointment Of
God" that he should be on the
same flight. Nelson said he had
booked his flight two months ago
and Mrs. Howe had written him
that she was praying that God
would permit her son to be on the
same plane with us and have US
be of some spiritual help to him. "
Tenneson said he has consid-
cred himself an atheist since
shortly after he was captured by
the Chinese.
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LOST

CAT, black. with white paws and front
vic. Of Rosedale ave, Bethesda, OIL.
1928 aft3fs 2. m .4: --7-lz :. :.
COLLIE--LARoR .REWARD for return
Of sable land white male collie, Va.
license. ia 7-236f or MA. $500.
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Burglars Set Alarm

SHELBYvILLE, KY. R-Two
would-be burglars obligingly-
but accidentally-called the lpo-
lice when they entered q lumber
firm in the night. One Of them
knocked a telephone on the
hook. The operator relayed word
that something strange was go
ing on. Police rushed to. the
scene and arrested the pair.
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Research Branch, United States
Agriculture Department, Belts
vile. Md.
Where cotton seed was treated
with thimet, Mr.. Ewing said. the
insecticide remained In the sys-
tenn Of the growing plant and
for periods up to nine weeks
continued to kill certain insects
after the plant had come through
the ground.
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cost of packaging, handling and
transporting to shipside. Some
of the shipping charges will be
advanced to welfare agencies.
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Surplus Food Shipments
For Needy to Be Boosted
Rr the Associatsd Preaa

Secretary Agriculture has announced stepped
program distributing surplus United States farm products to
the needy at home and abroad.
didn't say how much food would be involved but one
about 800 million additional pounds from