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APIS. FURNIsHED-D.c.

ATTRAC. Tv APIS, Sl4 wk. up:
child or babies welcome; also hskpg.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNIsHED-Spa-
cious living room. kitchen. dinette,
bedroom and bath; closets In
exclusive NV. section: secretarial
service. excellent transportation:
ca i0 resident sal D %anare aVf No s-sso S
VICINITY WALTER REED HOSP
2-bedrm apts.. mod. garden-type
shop: S1I2.50 incl. utils. Immed
avail. $3.50 Maple st. NV. tn. q
GE0RGETOWNW2-bedrm.a apt. ENC.
kit. garb. disp.; suit. 3; $45 ca.
utils. incl Also, 1-bedrm. apt; bus
at door. See ianitor, 1900 Que St..
GEORGETOWN : Small. charming
new house. 2 baths, 3 nrepls;,
river view. patio. Sl75. co. 5-46S9.
18th ST. NV. 451O-Bsmt.. 4 rms.
bath. Ice. Cple. and infant. Nj.
stores; $50 a mo. incl. utils. ~
Newly DECORATED c-rm. apt; ;
convenient Sc location. Ideal for
bachelor or mother with a child /:
possible day care for child. IL
RANDALL HIGHLANDs-New law
ishly furn. 2 bedrms.. compl. with
l7-inch Tv. everything for .compl.
living; no children. restricted area
SIS Incl. utiis. Jo. s-514i. III
1893 C ST. NEW. rm.. din. rm..
kitchen: close to transp. Ii. 3-0S26.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3.rm.
Simmer iP rental, S1sp.V j. F. BEod
INC. DU. 7-24SO; ewes. DU; z
NEWTON ST. NV ise. rms.
with porch; utils., S4S mo-: child
under 4 accepted. HA. 2-s9O7;.
HIGH yALUE.-Fresh l-bedrm, apt,
mr. nT aa.PPSoS and Capitol sossi; 30
1883 cONS. AvE.-1-bedrm. apart.
ment, newly decorated. all utilities
, ssSTpii hSSoS SilS ST. mo- x.w-LSe.s at.
Also i-bedrm. apt. Utiis. incl
NEAR fiSsRe' is e. AND COLUMBIA Rb.-
4 nicely furn, rms, Suit. for . or 3
men. NO. 7-9551. 1880 Argonne pl.
LIvr' RIM, bedrm.. kit. bath. gas. To
s5sS iath NV. cplss. RA. s.lssS'
1911 q. FAST EAST e w.,i g ;1;7 e, j rms;
rms. and bath. LIST a. Maple furn.
SEE. Ss5; y utl incl Tu s-o99ss NJ
q D5 Sen cs SO joins SSs' l. iuT gAEI RSfE
Reaitor. 20. $1,000. ia
Dis EMERSON ST, N.W.-Attrac.
adults. ssS mo IA. S.73sS. @i7
1891 MASS. AVE. S.E.-couple. no
children 2.rm. apt; semipvt. bath;
MI ~ PE E gtiis Nj ss5 Newton St.
n.w-Ise. efficiency, nicely turn.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK, 204i
ra.s li fb bath; SIS. 70. @.isSIiSs
1885 CALVERT ST. N.w..nr. shore.
. ham h HGtelEfiis. n or l-bedrm' apt;
S sIss S SiSs si sef reimbursement n.Is5 apt.
liy., rm; .bedrm; comb, kit, pvt
I.Ss ouE ST. ON.w.-clean, COM
Portable l-rm. apt, next bath: S45
mo-, incl. utils.: adult. DE. 2-0s64.
1903 18th ST. NV. - Basement.
large Kitchen, bedrm., share bath;
all utils.; Sl3 wk. OIL. 2-2562..
1884 n ST. N.E.-Newly dec. iiy
rm., bedrn.. kat. and bath, nicely
iurn,; reas. rent. Ii. .1-sO34. 80
SHOREHAM VIC. Suitable for 3 OF
a: Dvt,. sleeping aaurters for 8;
transp pvt. sun deck; ref. DE
APT. HUNTING made easyi Excel
selections, all parts D. c.. shown, nc
fee. Call MANDEL, AID. 4-34O0.
COS Z ST. NV rm.. kit. and
70 all downtown. Apply 6i0 I st
s o;M NV Nv i HxSPisHIRE AVE. NV
-Emclency, newly redeeorated
r fisI H11RfSffcSG R SALE OR IhSsI
--3-bedrm. a.bath apt, acros,
! from statier Hotel. ST. 3-pi7S
Call mornings. Ia
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

MT. PLEASANT, 1903 Hobart st.
Cool. sgle.. dble. rms, $11.75 wkly.
ca; conv.; showers. no. 2-9612.
RID. NV, eoOI-Nice
rms: .air-cond.: TV: good meals:
SIG wk.: young people. CO. 6-249S.
THE MARIETTA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Mice dhle and sgle. rms. for young
ladies, men: elevator: excel. board.
ARMS. at Dupont cirle,
1925 10th st. n.w.-Home-cooked
food. reasonable prices. Nice single
rooms.
1856 N ST. NV, cor. st. Matthews
ct.---For young people. q real home:
good food; excel. location. MRS.
DAVIS. ME. S-7715,
LOVELY, QUIET HOME; nice porch,
yard, trees, food; elderly cple. or
lady; cong. atmos. JE. 4-7267.
in lovely, private home:
delicious meals, home privileges;
good transp. RA. 3-4I24. Is
NV. SECTION. in attractive. pvt.
home; nice sgle. rm.; good meals;
empl. person only. HUI. 3-7563.
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1909 4th ST. N.w.-1Bedrm.. liv. rm..
kit. bath and enclosed porch; $40
per mo-. incl. utils. BOSS &.
l eeHsEI g. c lHS ma s sI2R$OO s.E Ell
rms, Keys at 1901 S. Carolina ave.
Sc. Ii. 3-974S. 30
2Sl2 r ST. S.E.-1-bedrm. duplex;
sos, plus utilities. ST. 3-5443.
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APIS. FURN-D.c. Cont. J

BSMT., Mt. Pleasant area lge.
rms. suitable for Ink; pvt. entr.;
reas. rent. AID. 4.6794. -16
well-furn. 2-bedrm. apt; 4 girls or
IsOs AEIis on 81. ' N.W.EBed.
liv. rm.. kit.-dinette, pvt. bath:
utilities furn. Newly decorated.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

ONE AND TWO BEDRMs., modern
abrasive furniture: SSl 80 up, an
utils. incl; unfurnished apis. avail
also. For brochure and further In
toTmation, call RE. b::6001 8. 2
MD. PARK-Entire 2nd a.: 4 ex.
pos. pvt. bath with show: 20 minis.
Andrews: SIS, couple. RE. 6-776b
RIvERDALE-2-bedroom ant: I,v
rm.. dinette, pvt. bath. ali Ice
rms: beautifully furn. and dec. f;
suit. "a adults: Ice. spacious
grounds and cool shade trees; utils.
Turn. WA. 7-5726. UN. 4-S432.
TAKOMA PARKS rms, bath. pri.
yats entr., LIST A.. includ. utils. $65
FOR i OR . MoNTHs-New knotty.
pine basement. Private bath and
entrance. S22 per week. JU. 9-1442
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A .iys ss9: ETC. t tSsA SESE
, No 559ssl; S syss;; EN- EN- s-S7eS
elry: any condition. 1888 Wis. ave
D. KRUPSHAW MILESToNE. NO
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ROOMS FURNISHEp-N.W.
81 A DAY per person.; i1O1 18th
VIZ Hw u A'' VSNS Ms f He fO 81 rms 7nssss
1888 10th ST. N.W.-Businesswom-
en-. sg'e.. dble. rms. clean, besut
furn:, mod. baths. NO, 7:91 20
RANDALL HOUSE. 1923 N st. HUI
3-7474--Join the friendly young
Randall House Recreation rooms.
lounges dancing tennis, bowling
laundry Em. maids; ssa to ss6
air F@clock-radio. 17.in, Tv. adj.
bath foam rubber bed L., linens
s IITn cSSN, % AVE. N ~ iiSssS turn
SCI. rm; empl. lady; excel. transp.
s N IE@ RM., with adult family, ss25
mo-: Friendship HstS., mr.. tranSp..
Howard johnson. shopping center.
5l23 45th st. NV. lie
IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME,
vsry ! nice Ple9 sssa room XounE
AIR CONDITIONED, nicely fur
nished room for l man; convenient
NV. location; easy parking. Tele-
phone in room, kitchen prlvileges.
wsYo VS. AyE.a s1Rdsy p y S bath; porch:
home; $40 mo, DU. 1888. III
sos CONN AvE,-Cozy room, large
closet next. to bath. Bus at door.
$50 mo. EN-. .-O31 liz
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLEzClean
st. CO. $4,000 or AID. 2-s7S3;
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, all
CLIFTON TERRACE APIS. 1900
Clifton St. n.w.--LiRht housekeep-
ing, use Of Tv, radio, piano. Home
Ike atmosphere for ! or girls;
co, 5-7744. Apt. East l04. $50
LARGE OUTSIDE ROOM, lst-nr.
apt, completely detached. Share
bath with one. Kitchen privileges,
unlim. telephone. CO. 5-3836,
.9ls eSth ST. NW,-semipvt. bath;
S35 mo Gentleman, no, s-326O
DSwNTo G,V'I. ,g soae to ~ dS and
2iso 18th ST. N.w.-dilbert Hotel
and houses have an accommoda-
ton for every taste. and pocket
book; daily maid service; some rms,
with free l-in. -Tv; 24-hr, switch
3D.; some pvt, baths avail; rates,
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. Large
nicely furn. rms; run, water; sgle.
and dble.; daily-weekly rates, no.
NEAR ie.h AND MISSOURI AvE.-
Refined gentleman; unusually large
room with patio; excellent trans
portation; exceptionally low rent
RIA. 6-llB5.
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APIS. FURNISHED. {.
Carroll Arms Hotel

BY the Senate once Building
At First and c NE.
Announces 5 Apartments
Newly Decorated-Air-Co Conditioned
Available Commencing June /
on Weekly or Monthly Basis
Also O Few
Newly Decorated SINGLE
and Double Rooms
At Attractive Weekly
and Monthly Rates
Please Call Ii. 6-6S00
Spencer L. Wise T. H. Pickford
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1922 18TH ST. NV.
CHASTLETON APIS.
1701 18th ST. NV.

1bU1 1OLIl 81. INV.
/ BEDROOM APT. $11O
(Foyer. liV. rm., hedrm., tile bath.
kit, walk-in closets, sun porch).
BACHELOR APT. - $50 so
Large room. walk-in closet, tile
bath, refrigerator.)
One Of Washington's most attrac-
board and mali desk service, utili-
ties included; on-the premises drug
store, valet shop, beauty shop, etc. /;
bus stop at entrance: excellent park
ing facilities. Apply desk or call Mrs
FickS, DU. 7.1O00.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN sYNDICATES
COLORED-APTS. FURNISHED. on
csrline. CLEANEsT IN TOWN. 800
D st. ne. Ii. 3-2S51. -17
C0LORED-4sO0 MEADE ST. NE
Groom apartment: utilities fur
nlshed; $i2 per week; working
COLORED-39I4 18th ST. NV
l room and kitchen. Share bath
500 month. RIA. 6-6655 after 8 pm.
COLoRED-IsO1 FAIRMoNT ST.
i large room, Kitchen, private
bath; $65 mo. incl. stove, refgr.,
all utils. Open for inspection or
KEY in Apt. &. FEDERAL RENTAL,
co; gl5 New York ave. NV. Ma.
COioohRIE;D-LovELY APT. in che CHEVY
Chase home for refined coiored
couple in exchange for part time
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Congress Heights (S.E.l

NEAR BOILING FIELD
210 lakewood st, SIC. ION Portland
seo ARE, freshly H painted .Ssd
and bath apartments in 62-family
modern building, parquet floors.
laundry facilities, nice neighbcr-
hood; $50, $40, $40 mo-, incl. all
utils. 10. 2-6227 or RE. 1926.
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BECAUSE
Our Furniture Department
Is Celebrating It's
LIST ANNIVERSARY!
Your Signature Is Worth
3 COMPLETE ROOMS OF
Furniture For Only
NO MONEY DOWN $219.95
HERE'S WHAT YOU GET!
Living Room:
Beautiful modern sofarette, COM
Portable occasional chair plus end
tables, matching cocktail table and
. beautiful decorator lamps.
Bedroom:
Beautiful modern 3-piece set: large
dresser with mirror. roomy chesty Of
drawers, double-size bed, plus pill
lows. etc.
Kitchen:
A modern 5-piece dinette set.
Deal Direct With Pat Regal
No finance or loan companies in
volved.
You Get Immediate Credit
Approval and Delivery
Regal Clothing &
Furniture Co.
LUCKY I'll 18th STREET NV.
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n. ARL.-Mod., 3 rms. and tiled
bath, lge. scr. porch, exposures;
excel. loc.; adults; 500. ia, s.
ALEx.-4 girls for 3-bedrm. al. ;
) min. airport, PentaRoni $40 Incl.
ntils; and Ty; RA, 6-5O22.
MISSIONER APT. BLDG.-One-bed-
rm. apis; sos and 500 80: close 10
bus. shopping center, churches and
saSSry and stoSsse taeiIi ntieSiA SUM-
kl: o.43S3. WALKER q DUNLOP,
INC, gb9 N. Monroe st., Arlington.
Va, ia. .5-2400. lis
Mr.. .PENTAGON in Arl., family apis
and hotel rms. Day or week. Free
psAINsbi1Ei S SAi RiSSsI; modern s 4.
tractiye furniture. sol 70 S0b. 50,
all utilities included except cleo.
sail e SHIRLEY DUKE APIS. XII
Downtown ALEXANDRIA : Fur.
nished and unfinished apts.. IRE.
proof bldg; janitor service. laun-
ter; SIS 70 $50. so Cali TE' $500
between 10 am. and nm
N. ARL,-Loyeiy, cool bedrm., liv.
rIp", dinYYs kit. bath se4.SO mo
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. MCCULLOUGH -
s a1fSfv iEsTvi ST T Ef1sf u lO aas ssz
CHAIN SAWS, cement mixers. post
diggers. tillers, Ford tractors.
pumps, generators, sod cutters,
discs, brush saws. bulldozers. load.
ers. wheerbarrows etc. RENTAL
TOOL a. EQUIP CO.. JU 9-6SSl
FURS Of every description stoles
occasion MA S-h523
WALL PAPER STEAMERS. TillerS
extension ladders, chain saws,
paint sprayers, sanders, etc. FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY, WO. 6-052S:
lis
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 Ashmead. east of 1900 blk.
Conn. ave-. on Rock Greek Park
Pvt room with IL meals. S1S-S2S
wk.; dbles with "a meals. S36-S45
wk.: 24-hr, swbd.. elev.. TV. HO.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA--Avail-
able now. attractiVely furnished /,
2 and bedrm. aptS. Reasonable.
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1924 Sth ST. NV, BE-, $40
2 rms, kit. bath, heat. h.w.,
retgr. incl; nearby schools, shop,
transp.: Janitor on premises.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S300
1913 18th ST. NV, APT. 3O2
Lovely 2 rms, kit, dinette; adults
only; SS5 incl. utils. See res. mgr.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. $4,000
1872 RITTENHoUsE ST. NV.
2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit, bath;
W WAS REALTY. e RAJ seS $500 $3.50
1918 A ST. Sc, APT. .. $50
rms, kit, bath, scr. porch;
nearby shopping and bus vacant.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
429 KENNEDY ST. NV; $3.50
Duplex; ? rms, kit, dinette, bath,
rear scr. porch; Apis. = and A.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. 3-S300
MODERN BEDRMs.-oNLY Ss5
All utils.; cow. to bus and shop.
Superintendent on premises. See IT.
800 Southern ave. lat Wheeler I'd.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-S300
LOWEST PRICE IN ToWN-S5O
Three bedrooms (2-family duplex !;
Arcola heat, 1921 10Th st. Sc.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARP

GEORGETOWN or 9 girls, $685.,
to share duplex apt. with other
girls; 2 baths; HI-FI. TV; $3.50.
MAN TO SHARE beautiful modern
elev. apt. with. another man. Very
reas, Call aft. 5. .Ju. ,7-6990.
furnished air-cond. apt. with man.
20-35. Rent $40 mo. includes utili-
ties. DI. 7-6579 after 8. 18th and
g NV. lRs
GIRL to share with another girl, g
bedrm. aforementioned apt, NV.
c Ssfs5Gai IA PT-Os rs SHARE With
couple or another single person: all
privileges LII. 6-67S1. III
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THE MATJRY
S1250 WEEK uP
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

$50 R.. l. AVE. Me-, Apt. 1--Sgle.
I'm. Tor gentleman; pvt. entr.,
at door. $35 mo. HUI. 3-7i57.
LIBRARY VIC. Large
room. conf, quiet. well furn.: maid
serv.; cow. transp. $50 mo.
Smaller room. $25. Ii. 3-1967.
COLORED-318 G ST N.E.-Large
room. employed adults: home priv
COLORED - 81 QUINCY ri. -
Beaut. front rm., full windows, nice
closet: reasonable. CO. 5-4979.
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POULTRY. RABBITS EGGS
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

wORTHMORE FEEDS, baby chicks
ssnd pouits JAMES FEED ED STORE
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FuRN.-Maple twin beds. coil
springs and innersp. mats. $40
both. New Krohler sofa bed, S35.
Wal. buffet, So. Ward. trunk, Hart
man, SIS. Antique mahog. liv. rm.
ext. table, seats q. S35. ia. 7-9499
FURN.--Twin beds, dresser. chest
OF drawers. maple. Many other
items. tn. 2-5313. is
GAS RANGES, new. used; guaran-
teed; parts. repairs. ACME STOVE
CO. lU1l 7th st. NV Ma. S-S952
GAS RANGE. new. used: installation
PEERLESS SALES CO. 1887 Ga
ave. NV, DE. 2-5566,
HIGH-FIDELITY I'm tuner. Brown
Ing L-300. OIL. 4-7640. after 2 pm.
HOSPITAL BEDS. adjustable type,
used but in excellent condition.
S35. N FRANK g. SON. Ala 3rd
st. NV. Elk. 3-S974.
KITCHEN CABINETS. Closing out
distributors stock Mengel birch
kitchen cabinets. Entire stock 500
70 SOC discount. HOMECRAFTERS
INC. AIS Sth st. s.e., Ii. 1880.
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LIGHTING FIXTURES. new at dis
count; any SIS fixture. ST: so. So:
SIS, So; $50. IS. other fixtures
500 discount. Special prices for
entire house OF fixtures or to build
ers. 1000 fixtures on display,
lighted. WASHINGTON ELECTRIC
Co. 1920 14th st. NV. RIA. 81
4576. Open 10 am. to 6 p.m.;
LIVING RIM. SURE. brand new,
honey maple. "a price. Call Ii.
7-Q417. after z pm. liz
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Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1856
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0%e QUINCY ~ e, 81: TN N;E.7 5laEI lst
screened rear porch; no reigr.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1920 21st
st., n.w.-Attrac. furn. newly deco
rated one-bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath apt. bldg. ONLY $79.50 mo-
Apply ianitor, 1892 21st st. NV,
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & CO.. CO.
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ANTTOIIEC

Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass. furniture, ETC., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
tn. 2-2727 RA. 3-760s
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supports were proposed for these
baSicS.
The President also proposed
advance payments for farmers
contracting" to enter the soil
bank program, even if this in
volved only 1857 crops. but Con-
gress turned that down as an
election year gesture.
May Use Surplus
In addition to cutting down
crops already in surplus, the soil
bank program also makes posi-
BILE the use of some of the Gov
|ernment's multi billion dollar
cache of grain for payments lin
kind" to participants who would
prefer the commodities to the
cash, at a compensation rate
that figures to be liberal.
Improved machinery also is
provided for disposing of the
Isurpluses, involving a score of
commodities, valued at some SO
billion.
The new bill was shaped Tues
day by a House-Senate confer
Ience committee which worked
over separate measures passed
by House and Senate after the
Presidents veto in April. Farm
bloc members were not too
happy with the completed prod
uct but felt it was the best
obtainable. "Wait til next year."
was a remark heard frequently.
The House passed the bill yes
terday after brief discussion, 304
to SO, on roll call. Senate ap-
proval was by a shouted vote
the previous evening.
Farm Prices Gain
Meanwhile. the departments
Agricultural Marketing Service
reported that farm prices "a
generally accepted weathervane
off agricultural welfare
strengthened further during the
last two weeks of April and the
first half of May.
In its last general farm price
report issued late in April this
service said the level of farm
prices in mid-April was 4 per
cent above that of last December.
Exact amount of the increase
since mid-April will be deter
mined in a new price survey
report to be issued a week from
today.
Commodities which were said
to have shown the largest in
creases were cattle, hogs, soy
beans. potatoes, chickens, eggs
and feed grains.
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Presidents Approval
Expected on Farm Bill
BY JOSEPH A. FOX

The next the farm bill was up to President
Eisenhower today.
His approval the which cleared yesterday
taken for granted
The big question remaining when the payof starts
farmers participating in the obank program-key feature
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Woman Tortured
On Main Street

They're killing me-" she cried, my
burning calloused feetlt But why moaf,
about it when snowy medicated fce-Mint
with soothing lanolin does such q grand
comforting job. Starts with amazing speed
to soften singing corns and callouses. So
cooling, restfulIy refreshing for tired.
burning feet. Get Mint today,
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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Naval Powder Factory
TO Observe Anniversary

Samuel H. Martin. brother
and sister-in-law of Mrs.
Pyne. And in cazenovia. they
visited the admiral's father,
Rear Admiral Fred Glover
Pyne.
Miss Sally Pyne will be a
Junior at George Washington
University this year and Ellen
is entered in Holton Arms.
Dinner Hosts
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Ned
Moore are entertaining at
dinner this evening at home
in honor of Capt. Marjorie
May, Army Nurse Corps, who
leaves on Tuesday for Fort
Dix. NsJ.. en- route to her new
post at Munich, Germany.
Capt. May was in the first
unit to leave the United States
for Korea. She has the Bronze
Star for her work during that
time.
Last evening. Miss Helen p.
ONeil entertained at dinner
in Quebec House in honor of
Capt. May, and last Wednes-
day Col. and Mrs. George
Boss were hosts at a large
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The commanding officer,
Naval Powder Factory, Capt.
George E. King, heads the list
Of those who will attend the
buffet dinner on Tuesday,
September 25. at the officers
Club.
The party is to celebrate
the seth year Of the Naval
Powder Factory at Indian
Head. Md. The Navy Concert
Band will participate and a,
choral group. the Sea Chant
ers," will be there.
Guests of honor at the din
ner dance next Saturday for
the Army Judge Advocate
General Corps at Fort Lesley
j. McNair will be the newly
appointed assistant judge adj
vocate general, Mai. Gen.
George w. Hickman. jr, and
Mrs. Hickman.
The judge advocate general,
Mai. Gen. Eugene M. Galley,
and Mrs. Caffey will head the
receiving line at 1880. Music
will be furnished by Tiny
Meeker and his orchestra.
The chief Of Army ordnance,
1t. Gen. Emerson L. Cum
mings, and Mrs. Cummings,
viii head the receiving line
on Friday, September 20,
when the corps entertains at
a dinner dance at the Army
Navy Country Club.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John H.
Hinrichs, will join them in the
receiving line to greet the
corps and enjoy the party
which has been planned by
Maj. David F. MuIliken and
his able committee
New Deputy Chief Here
Rear Admiral Kenneth
Craig has reported icr duty
as the new Deputy Chief Of
Naval Personnel, and with
Mrs. Craig is now living in the
Dorchester apartments, CO.
lumbia Pike.
Their daughter Cynthia
Anne leaves today for Cali
fornia, where she is enrolled
at Redlands University. Ken
meth Grant Craig is also leav-
ing shortly for Knox College,
Galesburg, H., and Sarah
Elizabeth will be a student at
Wakefield School.
Admiral and Mrs. Craig and
their family came from Ko-
diak. Alaska, where ne has
been commandant, 18th Naval
District.
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Schuyler N. Pyne with their
daughters Sally and Ellen are
getting settled in their new
home at thirty second place.
They recently arrived from
Hawaii where Admiral Pyne
had been in command of the
navy shipyard at Pearl Har-.
Dor.
Admiral Pyne is now Assist
ant Chief of the Bureau OF
Ships for Field Activity. They
came here after visiting rela-
tives in Oregon and New
York. In Portland they were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
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Alan Cohen. Marvin Spivak
and Roger Greenberg. The
young people all started in
kindergarten together and
have been friends ever since.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Simkowitz were hosts at din
ner dance at the Shoreham for
Loren and his friends. Their
daughter Cynthia also had a
group Of her young friends at
the party. The guests included
close relatives and the parents
Of some Of the young people.
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dinner party at the Andrews
AIR Force Base Officers club.
Capt. May has spent her
leave with her mother. Mrs.
M. E. May Of South Fenwick
street. Arlington. and after
her tour Of duty in Europe
she win return to her home.
Z. M. ID.
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Tnr Eost Exhibit Set

A meeting Of the Potomac
Craftsmen will be held at 1880
pm. tomorrow in the National
Museum with Mrs. Lewis Lind
and Mrs. Judith Russell ex-
hibiting crafts from India and
the Far East.
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|SimkowitzesGive
Porty for Son

Mr.. and Mrs., Nathan Sim
kowitz entertained at a recep-
ton and luncheon recently
following the Bar Mitzvah Of
their son, Loren Myles Sim
kowitz, at B'nai Israel Syna-
gogue, with Rabbi Henry
Segan officiating.
Instead Of ushers five young
friends of Loren's acted as
pages They we're Joseph
Blndeman. Richard Greenberg;
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Sorority Sets Meeting

The D. C. Alpha Chapter
Of Alpha Delta Kappa National
Honorary Sorority in Educa-
ton win meet at 1880 pm.
Thursday in the home Of Mrs.
Eleanor Henegar, 1850 JON
gull street NV. Miss Maxine
Smith will serve as cohostess
for the event.
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10 Discuss Credit

Credit in Foreign coun-
tries" win be the subject Of a
talk by Mr.. Maury L. Nee
treasurer Of the P. J. Nee Co..
at a meeting Of the Credit
Women's Breakfast Club to be
held at 7 PM. Wednesday in
the Hamilton Hotel. The
speaker has been abroad for
the last three years making a
study Of retail credit in a num-
Der Of countries.