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RooMs FURA.---MD. . VA.

ARL.-Twin beds. cedar-iined closet;
on bus line; 20 minis. DC: phone,
breakfast privils. IA. 2-6098.
ARLINGTON--Front corner room,
private home, near bath. Gentleman
preferred. ia. 7-573T. 10
n. ARL, Country Club area---Beaut.
furn. studio-bedrm. in lovely new
home. Bath-shower. Block to bus.
u ~ ARsIfiSSeG$TioN--LarEe. cheerful
ground fir. rm., private bath and
entrance: mr.. transp.; lady pre-
fe-rett. IA. 5-0277 Ii
lge rm. with
bath; Gentleman: new home pvt
phone; on busline.. ia. 4-026o. ID
n. A1sL.. Lorcom lane, Blk. from
Lee hwy.-Lge. cor. rm.. SEPARATE
entr.. teie. sery. incl. IA. s-ei37
attractive rm., private
bath. excel. transp.. D: G. PentaEon
and Navy Annex. on. 3-41b4. -
ROOM OR ROOM AND BOARD In
home with couple. double rIn. next
bath. 124 Z. Raymond ave-. Del Ray.
Alex. Va. q. S-2975. ~
first fioor, private bath: one on I'd
fir. next to bath: nicely furn.; rea.
sonhble rent; bus stop In front Of
door: blocks from shopping CEN
ter; can after 2 pm, Ju. 7-1aS.
NEWLY FURN. ROOM, next to bath.
kitchen PRIVILEGES. reasonable. ~.
- a. fH q - 81
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THE BRIGHTON
2i23 California st. NV.

s..r.siissIy furnished I. I e, sne e. z I'd.
ufiIiEtes. Convenient TRANSPORTATION
Dining room On premises FOR 10
fpruntion or tnfpection tnn Mr..
Whilih neEidens MANAGER. 10.
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4 ROOMS, bath; close IN: bus; all
utiIs. furn.; adults only. no pets:
500 mo, Gail "a. 2-9476. -
nished. near bus stop and shopping;
SO mo, incl; all Will Only ] lsf.
N. ARL.--Nsw " tnrn, isbsdrm, apt.
pvt. bath. outside entr,. driveway;
COW, loo, IA. 7-6TBg.
FEFRIC.. iiy. fm-hedrm. comb, kit,
bath; Minis: airport, Pent;; ss5,
E ipel util co sns Ty: Rs S.d also pvt.
bath: spec. bus. kri. Han. Pent.;
car pool Belyoir. Quanticoi $50. 80.
$ff5. Discount sr. lease. JE. 2-4lll.
FALLS cHuEcH--Lly, nm. bedrm.
Ei ass,sg e eo.h s., gogTsn conveniently
ARLINGTON Newly fufn bedrm;.
$40 ,5U-sI05: small 2 bcdfuis. &iIQ.
ITO n. 18th St. Apt. Z. IL. a-S4fe.
ALEXANDRIA, Emeiency and i-6sd.
.sSndfy priyiIesssi doFntown Icss.
tion. al utilities; S7b 70 sg2 so.
Cal TIE. 8-6670, between 10 Am.
rails cnURcH --s.rm, apt; com;
plsteiy firm; s9ny; IN, location ie sgv'pHy
iENoiT. KE. s-6677: ewes. ". b
N. ARLINGTON rms, end a.. Of
2 family unit; completely furn,; PVT;
entrance; incl heat a1d water: I'D
kE. s-B577: ewes. JE. 3-It4I
GARAGE APT--on 100 acre farm;
8 rms, and bath; fish pond; miles
west Of Fairfax: IDEAL rural home
for cple.i SIS mo. Herndon e5-M'l'
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nElAIRs AND sERvIcE Cent?
CARPENTER pairting and paper
hsnyins. An work guaranteed. pI-
eHRP.ESRTRY-Reereation rms. sd-
S D'ilSs r aEis1 ani Ws s sasaTa 70
cARPENTRY-ya, pref; rec. rms;
old work. Mr.. SMITH. KE. 6-sse6,
cLqGGED sEwERs and drains eise.,
Hss Sss plu anBs S u q se1f sDsi y
CURTAINS. beautifully finished;
chair covers. drapss, enc linens and
stlks; family wash . speciality. Ho-
D6NNsfouT. sutter work. roof re-
EIECfafcAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits: small Jobs done
inmed RA. 6-2222 any time. 25s
yLO0RS KEFINIsiEED LIKE NEW
rss c ss5lRRat vi rsa ssss s5s time
FLOOR SANDING. finishing and Wax-
ing; reasonable rates. free estimates
Call RA. 6-6195. -
FLOOR SANDING. dniah. new, &c "a.
Il. old. Joe up. G. 1: HINsoN. AZ
cE SNRRa R III H. psiniins III OIss.
tering. carpentry work. roof PAINT
PAINTING. interior and exterior: ist-
sSlHasDSmS SS5E' rs Zee .s sssssssPases ~
raiST ris beaatifuilSS ssnnamslsd III.
end baths. other rooms: $15, plus
trim J, "a. t-lss4 after Pm
PxfNIfiNG. psperins. interior, extern
o.; hA l9 al aye,, 1 d. n, F9r a sssb.
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Wesley Hall
1926 21St ST. NV.
EXCELLENT

Rooms! Food! Servicel
Combined with compile t e
social program, all included
in the am azingly low
monthly prices: Doubles,
$55-s65 each; singles. $67-
$50.
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37oI CONN. ave. NV.
Capitol Plaza

Excellent and attractviely furnished
efaeienees Ct Slo0s now available
In this modern elevator bldg, boT-
derine beautiful Capitol plAEa
grounds. Res. Mgr.. tx. s-253t or
SHANNON q LuCHS CO.
724 i4th St. NV. Ma. S-e34s
COL0EEp-l RRDRM.-KIT. COMB.
and two i-bedfm, Apts.. nicely fur.
niShea To 2-07o9. ~
CoLORED--NR and AND y srs.
N.E.--An front apis. furn. or un-
furn. LIST, End and 3rd mrs. Gas
heat. hot water. Liehts furn. Re-
fgr-; modem n every detail Very
low rental. RI. 7-ssSf. RA q
cor~--APr. N NV. SECTIONS
rocms; By and bath. utiis. issL
ST. N.K.--Nr. 18th
st.t LIST d. Private, completely tnr-
nished, 9 rooms, Kitchen. bath. $40.
Isils iDeig IoaNs ASsIts- H Grn ~ e
AND rATLoR Sis.
N.W.-Tyo bearTsa w rIia.; Hts
Ssali. , saSs iP Ra. s U.s. ana TV
CoLoRED--esSi CHANPLAiN 81.
lii. and bath. $50 mo. Apt. / and
2. Also 2 rms. $45 mo. RA. $1,000.
CoLoRED---NfCELY FURN., plenty
Of heat and hot water: pvt. kitchen;
clean, quiet people, refs %tb per
wk, See custodian, 1875 Belmont
I'd. NV. Apt. =. after D pm, en-.
2-i965. -
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DESKS
DESKSl
Drive-In Warehouse Salel
36e--42"---52,,--55''--60g--06s
FIRST COME SALE!
D, C. SURPLUS SALES
5t1-513 New Jersey Ave. NV.

= Mans w cts, per-
tect, $50: lady's 70 ct. $3.50:
lady's Ia cts, $3.50; mans s cts.
$3.50; lady's ia cts. $3.50; lady's
isa 81 II s Il NV LiyMIs s s1s2Ss = 60
FURN., compl. room consist
ext. leaves buffet. Baker chest,
corner china cab. custom made. all
excel, cond. Orig. cost. So 1000: price.
5000. 1857 Alaska ave. NV, IA.
a-SB13. ---6
ENGINE. new wisconsin vF-4; rs
h.p., $275. Temple 6-3567. %
FOAM RUBBER. for cushions. pads:
buy at wholesale. j. H. GICHMER
25l3 M st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FOAM RUBBER. cut any shape: cush-
ions, jumbo mattresses, GILL;
LAND. 2145 r st, NV. Elk. 3-6633.
u = Il
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1lIc. ION AND nEcATuR eTs.

Twin beds, newly decorated. kept
nn os i rs snss.s sii s.. s:nss
seeticn. Home after 8 pm. To.
2.30sS AIT Blasden ter. nv;
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fufnlsaed and fre1hlv
decorated eficienet apt. With In-a-
Most convenient location 10. wash.
frrtcn; sNitchboard and seeretATIAl
fergIce Only &IpN Dee MRS. FAR
WELL for Inspection. -
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ALI NEW FURNITURE
auto. laundry facils.i off-street park,
ing; conv TO Capitol Transit bus
and streetcar. For Information. call
10 2-3783 or apply resident rnans
aeer. Apt C-l, b03s Ssth 81.
Hyattsyille. ~
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BABY FURNITURE
AND TOY SUPERMART
SAVE 10000

ON al natl. 0uV. D9uy tuIu., thyUtttr.
tric ni FAcToRY. SEALED CAR
TONS. Serve yourself and save IN
Washineton's only juvenile discount
house. We carry over A,0OO toys.
2457-61 18th ST. NV.
Composite Ambassador Theaterl
oDsnP RE EEes ci;us MNoii nq PsAsRKsifSSo =
61THTUBs, new and used: basins.
toilets; ct lowest prices; BLOCKS
i916 Lee hwy. ia, s-ST00.
BED oll-s-way. Jumbo size; can
sleep 2. $2k. EN-. 2.6065 before
BEB, Hollywood. sab: dresser, $40;
breakfast set, Sl5 chest, mahg.. SD;
F.. crib, SIS: ST. $3.50. after II. 20
DEDRM. SET. mahog., twin, springs
and Beautyrest mattresses, chest
and dresser: sofa, small tables. Ap.
pointment only. RIA. 3-6424. %
REDRM. SUITE, ape. gray walnut.
with fuli-sized bed complete with
box spring and Englander mattress,
IKE new. E245. IKE. S-44U3. -6 /.
BICYCLE, 26-in. boys Sl5; In good
condition: phone, LO. b-O3Sb %
BICYCLE, girls, VI. OLD, Sheiby'
Best oiier. Cali La, 6-7437.
BOOKS, entire stock, new ana oi9,
on. PAUL PEARLMAN, l7ii Q
Mt NV,
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

one bedrm.. Nv. I'm; utils..
switchboard and efev.t dining foyer,
kitchen and bath. Also efiie. 6nop-
ping center. Children accepted. no,
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TAkoMA, nicely furnished !, ,, liy; s I'm:
s ssdrn', IL H. sss iss sasn. eloes Ru''
TsAiR2SMa PARK, nr. walter Reed
Nicely furnished 2-bedrFn. apt, nv.
block bus and shops. 10. 5-5a69.
SILVER sPRNG-Liy. rm., bedrn..
$3.50: no pets; couple. 10. 3-esse.
COTTAGE CITY--s7os s4th Pill
block on Baltimore blvd, Attrac,,
clean, bedrma Nv. rm. kit, bath.
rAK0MA PARK. 7i2s Carroll ave-
Nicely furn. Groom, PVT. bath: SO
non-sinoking adult eple. pref. ~.
TAKOMa PARK--4Liy. rm.. hedrri,,
kit. pvt bath; SOS, near bus and
store ~ 5-l253. I'D
TAKOMIA, mr.. Flower Piney .Bs. shop.
etr.-De luxe, LIST 4. in mod. garden
type apt. bldg. Nicely furn. Liy. rrii.,
din. rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit. with disc
gosal and Eindow fan TIE e,I bath:
Sis. Gar. avail. Adults only. Refs
REQ. RA 3-3Se9, -
CHEVY CHASE, T60s Conn. ave
Bus at door: bedroom. Ivy. fni., XII.
and bath; 500 mo. OIL. 2-s5!l.
ADJOINING SILVER sPRNG. NM.
Avail. q once; beautiful modsrn
pvt. entr.. located In modern brick
apt. bldg, In best section OF TakoniA
Park. Nd. near new, large shop
ping center and bus; large liy. rm1
l large hedrm., dinette, beautiful
filed haih hnilf-jr, fms and shower;
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FURNITURE-studio couch. chairs,
SIP. 3-S550. --5
rURNITURE. simmons sofa-bed and
matching chair; both s75. JE.
F fissffi - Unclaimed fanosck
chair With dcxn cushion nn $Ss; Viz, Vic
chair. $40; Lawson sofa. .Sl10;
studio couch. S38; HOLLYWOOD bed.
S22: Lawson loveseat. S62; roliaway
bed, S12; .dinette set. $50; maple
bedroom set, $50: sofa bed. $50; coil
spring. So; bookcase. 81; occ, chair,
mattress. SIC: chifierobe. So: rock.
ing chair $26; club chair. $40;
single or double bed. S1O.: We also
do reupholstering: sofa and chair,
1885, slipcovers sofa and chair. 500;
ANTIQUE restoring. reanishine. drap-
assr shs ''sh!IsS sRsH Is
FURNITURE--Dupcan Phyte. 1Q-pc.
din. rm., S225: sec'y desk, S45: 2
antique chairs. barrel back, Kroh.
Ter divan. chair to match. S10V; odd
tables sSsss i vanity masb ms ass s sna 0sn s
Newton st. ne, LA. $3.50.
FURNITURE SALE--Brand-new. bet
ter.erade bedrm., dining rni., iiv.
rIn. suites: factory samples and
sbSssGfS ol es sss Lion asfao1 saS
Bsiis. ao 81 sst1 nj f3 & Rf
MISUNDERSTANDING dining
room chairs, dining room table; oc-
casional chairs and pictures. Apt.
a40B. the Westchester, EM. 3-ss82.
rurNrTuRF-peds ana amos a IN
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SINKSUSED
ST. so AND UP

ASS
Fencing. bathtuhs. radiators. windows
and door eratings. stoves and other
disable materials ct very reasonable
Also i.beans, plates. angle iron. pips
WASH: RAG q BAG CO. -.
216 L st. S,W. DI. 7-RO07
Open Every saturday Until $3.50 PM,
SOFA, AND CHAIR, gray. modern;
good condition; best offer. Call XII
A-7S21 After n nm "a
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HLUKdRAhs SOD
Now. y the time 70 sod. xou lag Il
SsE'llsNsisez J t3Ria slaHlisxR sf6.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

CHAIN saws. I.man. sls per DAY;
To Sa9 ! lfsaufRss.r CO.. gay ~. H a1sss1
HOSPITAL BEDS IDEAL BEDDING
4 FURNITURE Cos 622 3 st. NV.
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ROOMS fuRNisHED-s.E.-s.W.
LGE. ROOM FOR LADY--Nice Sc.
dist, on busline. 5 min. 6uitland,
20 min. downtown. LU. 2-6za2.
e
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CLuB MASON, IRIS n. II. r.w:-
ps luxe LYING mn in .ssidssnnist1sla club IN
incl. fnii-eourse meals. hotel service.
CO. 5-934e and NO. 7-6790. --10
ironins. for employed EenfIemans
ne. section. DE. 2-l2sl. 20
COLUMBIA I'd. NV, e0oI--Nice
rms. Coed meals Young people
sinsle. SIS dble.. S12. co. b-2493
CALVERT HOUSE, I401 10th NV
LarRe double rni., pvt. bath. also
single; seiecttve menus. switchboard.
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FARM . GARDEN llcens,,
HANDSPRING
cATTLE AND LIvEsTocK

Blue gfaEs .afd, 2oc. GRADING. &c
ment and brick work Of an kinds;
porches and additions. HU. 3-s295,
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Bldg. Materials

Come in and Browse Around
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood I'd. NE. AD. 2s6i77
BUILDING MATERIALS
Wrecking govt bldss ii selcmcn,s
framing lumber, windows. doors.
s - sALEs1AH ON srrB
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
AID. 2-e177. %
cAMEnAs; price. quality. gusrantee.
033 pa. ave. NV. RI. 7-2134.
CASH REGIsTER. i year old: cost
ssss; WI sasriilss' To- 7.sssss-
q. H.: 500. IA s sosfso. mo .I6
c aDu,r , .iss: e r. gin.s, ana
coats. suits. daytime dresses. dinner
clothes, skirts. hlcuses. hats. for
merry belonging TO local radio. teles
vision stars. and social celebrities,
Constant public appearances require
ITs II sshanse s q wardrobe y . c a
origInsi cost. open Non. Tues.
Wed. ewes. from 3 to o pm. Cali
GO; 5-l753 for address to see
- Mans tuxedo: other
H sSits; . I sSod condition, medium size.
OUCH, extra long, 3-pc. circular.
excel. condition. 1884 Georgia ave.
sIlver sprins. Nd. 10. s-945S. %
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The John Kilpen Hotel
$50 AsHdEAD PI- NV.
Half block on Conn. ave ct $500.
overlooking Rock Greek Park Dble.
and sgle. rms. pvt. bath avail; ex-
Gel. meals: rates. $3.50 VIZ. NJ,
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ROOMS FURkIsHEpN.W.
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NEE,I

y yE.E H.y ss.s t 4sB ss sE9c hos q
IN ALL SIZES. WE Will CUT II
SIZE, ACE WRECKING CO.
5000 Mimi. Ave. NE,
D. c. Yard. LIZ. 4-0S0e
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BUSINESS SeRVlcES
ANTIQUES

90 not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
caiiing WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6ta0 GEORGIA AVE; NV. -eos
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pitalized. All were reported in
satisfactory condition today.
Also injured, but not seriously
enough to require hospitaliza-
jtion. were three other British
Icivilians-Aubrey Easto, a tailor;
Peter Hewett and a Mr.. Kemp.
Air Force officials said Green
stole the guns and began shoot
ling a few hours before his
scheduled appearance before a
Icourt-martial on charges of
stealing $3.50 from a barracks
mate. An Air Force spokesman
said his record was clean until
the theft charges two weeks ago.
Green enlisted in December,
1882.
After his shooting spree
Through camp, Green comman-
deered a car in which M/Sergt.
r. ]. Mcdaniel of st. Paul,
MINI, was sitting and forced
the sergeant to drive him away
from the base. After IS min
utes, Mcdaniel talked Green
into taking over and then rushed
into a butcher shop where he
nhoned a warning to police.
In London, United States
Charge D'Affaires w. Walton
Butterworth conveyed to Foreign
Secretary Harold Macmillan the
American Governments pro
found distress" at the incident
and regret for the British VIC
tins,
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BY the Associated Press

A Hoover Commission group
says the Air Force is spending
money to help finance produc-
ton of British military planes
that may be outmoded before
they are built.
A three-man task force leveled
its criticism yesterday at a pro-
gram involving 5000 million in
grants to Britain for conStruc-
ton of three types of jet fighters
the Javelin, Swift and Hawker
Hunter.
But Defense Department Of
ficals challenged the task force
contentious and said they felt
the British procurement program
would prove itself a wise in
vestment.
Final Hoover Report
Criticism of the program was
contained in an 854-page survey
of foreign aid operations. The
survey was made by a nine-man
group. 1t was the 39th and last
report issued by the Commission
on Government Organization.
headed by former President
Hoover.
The task force report said the
Hawker Hunter and Swift fight
ers were in prototype over four
years ago, but that production
snags and other difficulties have
arisen so that before they can
be turned out in mass fashion
"they will be obsolescent planes
with a very brief period of first
line usefulness.
AS for the Javelin, the report
said delays in producing a salts
factory model have led the De-
tense Department to change
plans to make available another
500 million for that type.
Modification Due
The group said that, while the
British have agreed to modify
the Hawker Hunter to meet
American Air Force objections,
'it will certainly be inferior to
the Fl00 and other types of
supersonic United States and
Russian fighters that may be
expected to be in front line
service and quantity production
by 1858"
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Hoover Report Hits Cash
For British Jet FIGHTERS

In reply, Defense officials said
they were confident the Hawker
Hunter, when altered, would be
the best daylight interceptor in
Western Europe.
The Defense Department has
contracted for production of SIS
Hawker Hunters to cost a total
of $l62 million. Britain also
agreed to build 1T Javelins at
a cost of sos million. but test
flights have been delayed be-
cause Of the crash of an early
production model.
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Victim of Crozed Gunmon
Still in Critical Condition

MARGATE, England, Aug. Is
R.-Lester Hunt, 21-year-old
airman lie. from Rantoul, H.,
was still in critical condition
today from bullet wounds in
dicted by o fellow United States
airman who ran amok with two
guns at Mansion Air Base.
The crazed gunman, Napoleon
Green, 22-year-old Chicago
Negro. fatally shot two other
Americans and one Briton yes
terday and wounded Airman
Hunt and eight other persons
during his rampage with pistol
and carbine.
Green finally died in q run
ming gun fight with police on
Ramsgate Beach.
The two Americans were shot
dead when they tried to disarm
Green after he emerged from a
squadron armory waving the
guns he had stolen. The dead
were MiSergt. Lawrence Velas-
quez, "a, of Antonito, Colo, and
Altman &c Nelson Gresham of
Philadelphia, Pa.
Shot In Back !
The third victim, Royal Air
Force Corpl. Raymond Peter
Grayer. was shot in the back
while riding a bicycle as Green
continued his bloody rampage
through the camp.
Two other Americans fell be-
fore Green's blazing guns, but
neither was in serious condition.
They were Airmen l/c Quannah
Parker. 10. Of Waldorf, Md,
and Sergt. John M. Gou-
viea, IS. Of Santa Clara, Calf.
(Airman Parker is the son Of
Mrs. Rosa F. Moses of Wal
dorf. He was a graduate Of
La Plata High School in June,
1854, and joined the Air Force
three weeks later. He has
been in England about four
months, according to his fam
lily. Before entering the serv-
ice. he worked as a clerk in q
Peoples drugstore in Washing
ton and also part time in the
mail room Of the Washington
Post and Times Herald0
Faced Court Martial
Three Britons-Ian Yeomans.
Miss Margaret Cockburn and
Miss Wendy Hilton-also were
hit by Green's bullets and hos
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as souvenirs Later, went into delicateSSen
for a cup of coffee and thought would never
escape. The owner forced me to accept the gift
of a three-foot salami.
manufacturer Of well-known food product
urged me to take several thousand dollars for
putting simple blessing on his product. When
/ refused. he thought it was because the amount
was inadequate so he upped the offer several
more thousand Again l refused, making it clear
that money was not factor. A telegram arrived
offering $4,000, then another offering ST., 500.
/ have long since stopped answering them, but
as far as know the Vice President in Charge Of
Offers is still at it.
As you can we'll imagine, all this has been some
jolt to a person who was living the obscure life
Of Marine have three little girls Sheriff., age
FIVE Anne, three, and Catherine, two, and am
married to lovely girl who for years has strug-
gled cheerfully and successfully with the hard
ships of living on Marines pay.
It's true that we have been able to bank So, $50
of the prize money. after taxes, but people still
can't understand how, with all this opportunity
to be really rich and famous" (''Why, Captain,
you could be another Clementine Paddleford,"
one lady told mel, have shut the door on most
of the offers and kept my captains bars securely
on my shoulders. q have accepted an offer to
write book on cooking, and may write other
magazine articles.)
My Wife Had an Answer
think the best way to tell you how ] feel about
staying in the Marines is to tell you about an
incident that involved my wife, Betsy. 1t was
during the period that the movie producer men
toned was trying to get to sign that contract.
His office was constantly on the phone, and
Betsy handled the calls for me. On this occasion,
the producer said How can your husband stay
in the Marines, Mrs. McCutchen. when l offer
him the chance to be movie starr
But my husband knows nothing about act
ing my wife said. However he knows a lot
about being Marine"
But we'll send him to actors school for three
years." the Hollywood voice persisted. That's
in the contract"
"Oh, the Marines send him to school, too"
Betsy replied proudly. "Once every seven years."
And as far as she was concerned, good Marine
wife that she is, that ended that.
am going to make statement that you may
not believe, but assure you it is honest. Even
if had won no prize money, but all these lucra-
tive propositions had somehow still been offered
TO me, | would have turned them down and
remained Marine.
Why? How could !? This decision had been