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Evening star., 1947-09-02
APARTMENTS WANTED.

ARMY MAJOR and family desire .. or 3
bedroom furnished apartment or house.
Elk. 400. Ext. 200. after g.. %
aRaItmfns sRn1n En- 5sI7 81 children or pets Can
COUPLE expecting baby want furnished
apartment Cor house,, D. C. or Arlington:
good references. DE. 3169. -
INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund ofheial,
ment @ or or house, preferably unfurnished' in
n ", Virginia or Maryland, within ap-
proximately 12-mile radius, at $3.50 maxi
FS% sfaoeI sTsbtsf saSn$ sd ges, #
NV. ~ Phone pf. a5so. Ext 1s6. a 2.
OFFICER. Regular Army and
grown son, war veteran, college student;
o snsp to p9dssn e. HTa1
b1sIshBIE. BE- 'iaa1 private / or br. apt. or
house quiet responsible, middle aged ex-
ssR' 6R RooM FLAT fH or abs ap or share
house: = + Veteran wife and Child. Phone
TWo TA o'iS RESPONSIBLE BUsrNEsswoIEN,
located. desire apt, living
room Or bedrooms, < and 16 g. iosn t1sn. g. g.
BACHELOR, efficiency apartment for one
pyetsr pr sspI NV: s4o-s5o. BOX SAB. Star. 3
GOVT. OFFICIAL desires / or 2 room apt,
kit, bath, in va; 8 adults; perm. Box
VETERAN. Government employed mother.
need 2-bedroom, furnished apt,
NV section: apt. house preferred: by Sept,
15, not over s1oo month. Box 141-B, Star.
VETERAN DOCTOR, wife, no children or
dinkins, desire 1.bedrm. apt, for l ".
references. Boz 140-B Star. q
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HOUSES uNEURNIsHEn.

LOVELY l-ACRE estate on Mount Vernon
blvd and Potomac River: bedrms., 8
baths. oil heat, Bendix laundry, Deepfreszs;
unfurn. or furn.; 2 pianos, s mos. or
I94i NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.D4
bedrms.. 2l2 baths, exceptionally nice; long
lease to responsible tenants at $500 per
mo, Shown by appointment only. Call
Mr.. KAHN, RE. 1915. -6
FOR NURSERY OR DAY sCHoOL-Beau-
tiful country estate near Falls Church,
Call AT. 5343, .
LARGE HOME at 2112 Wyoming, corner
Conn ave. very exclusive; janitor's quar-
ters: $500; call Sept. /. Mr.. MILOR, HO.
Ills. IS
FOREIGN GOVT. wishes suhlet imme-
diately 11rm. 3-bath unfurn. house fash
ionable NV. neichborhood. to foreign
House may be seen any time; S400 mo
Telephone after Labor Day. DU. 1880.
Ext l46 Box 4qq-A. Star
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RooAs FukAEsHED-Sorsheo...

$50 CLAIMING ST. Ne doubles: one
Single twin beds: close to Catholic .;
Close transp Gentlemen. HO. 1905. =
1924 3rd ST. N.E.-Nice front room for
refined men only. SIS each week aD.
Woodbridge. ao16 Perry St n,e.--.ge,
bedrm with adjoining sitting rm; y biz.
from transp: suitable for 2 girls or couple;
$50 per month: private home. =
900 10Th ST. NE-Sleeping rm. for gentle
man near bath; Sc wk Call after m :,
ROOM FOR RENT blocks from street
car; phone priyils.: $25 per mo. DU. 114l
ISis MONROE ST. N.E.-Room, double or
single. on first floor; transp. at door TO
sly Sps"5 Tenn. AVE. N.E.-Double sleeping
room with twin beds; can be rented Ii sinels
or double: couple or 2 men. FIR. e502. =
133 c ST. N.E.-Cool, quiet, newly fur-
nished. double; u blk. carline. LU, 1888,
ia TENN AVE. N.E.---Single rm.. next to
bath: Mt Pleasant carline. FIR. o3l9 =
333 10th ST. N.E.-Large. double, front
room, twin beds, private hath, unlimited
RosEDALE ST. Ne
one furnished room for couple or two men.
MEN to share room. TR.
oDi oRED REFINED GENTLEMAN, for
small furnished front room; phone
privilegesi $50 mo. Ii. s076, Ills Morse
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FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACTORS-Whateve your job
Garden Aid will make it easier. MA
LONEY'S, INC, s126 Georgia ave. SH,
GOT a house, You want a home, ?
best An landscapine, lawn tree and shrub
TRAcToR-John Deere B. used l yr.
dS1aed Exsf shane noveS With asson ow sss
SoD-50 acres of fine blue grass and
Dutch c:over, on paved hwy. Co. 332a;
LANDsCAPE GARDENING, pruning, plant
ing, seeding, trees removed, wedding, cul-
tivating. Pleasant 0n55. 3
FLAGSTONE WALKS. terraces. fireplaces.
F. MARCUCCIo. Route a. Horners lane.
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1888 .
TRACTORS and everything, for the farm,
new noon OYER; FA. 2Iao after 6. q ,,~
roads. streets and driveways. delivered and
sTRAwBERkY PLANTS. all varieties;
AssESn aoaS RHapos4is 7Ma' os4is colesvile Md &c Can
JUST ARKIvED9.Redman & Roth Garden
King tractors with cultivators. plows and
HCRNER, INC, Trailer Center, 9TH ST. and
F1STldf RST6frIEERs lif se. NOW vR 4vAiLAB1E-Ths Van
for demonstration. scHLEGEL 4 GOLDEN.
l1a Carroll st, Takema Park D G ,d
custom ba!ers. MALoNEY's' INC" sd2o
AZ 1fRicsN sSs HVioIiRsffs.. isf. 81 and sla5 each,
BEHNKE NURSERIES, Wash BALTIC. blvd.
Reltsville, Md. Tower 62s4
Evening star., 1947-09-02
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. Eope. fre ex.
tinguishers. outboard motors, Scripps ma
:ei sR'Pfs !? + zSS SON fhHa 5 i
psHNG PIs PARTEs asy Or nsht Ghess
TaoNY 11Ra H9'Y; KING Ssi' WA. 70 4ioe CARL en-
CHRYsLER PowERED-4o-f.. double
cabin cruiser, I2-ft;, beam, inclosed deck
after cabin: carrys $50 gal. of gas and
$50 gal. of water; 32-volt light plant;
many extras. Call Bradley o5i7 for sp-
ENJOY YOUR VACATION on a4-ft. cabin
yourself; S1oo. per wk, Call COOPER,
55sfT. cABfS BOAT, sleeps four. Toilet
SSsFsd 4 FTss Rsssl; Boat Ysr sSssy sss
NEW NEW 1s-FT. BOAT AND ATLAS 5-horse-
aisBo0a Hp os 5aT nGaG Md Phans sS
5oss tbs sss sor sb s5s 80 D0DYnE liar
mediate delivery. Also available are 30
HI The JHeR sToNE 2sS Co. 04seare s9 a 9S5 So
sLooP-1s-ft.. v-bottom Marconi sloop
top cond,, at Buzzard Point, or call Wo.
LABOR DAY sPECIAL-Barrett demon
strator for sale at discount with or with
out extra equipment. l4th and Water sts
Sc TIE 9205. .
GAR WOOD I6-ft. utility boat. 92-hp.
Chrysler marine engine: Americas most
beautiful utility boat: So .427, delivered;
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st.
NV, AID. $500
WE SERVICE all makes of outboard mo-
tors; price is reasonable. s. E. SALES
CO, 13T 1th st. Sc.
SCHOONER. new engine and sails: sleeps
8 and crew; in perfect condition. EX.
OUTBoARD MOTORS FOR RENT. by day
or week. SHERIDAN OUTBOARD RENTAL
CO.. 6135 Georgia ave. GE. 304O. IS
Evening star., 1947-09-02
ROOMS FURkasHED-Mp. ond VA.

$50 CLAIMING ST. NE doubles /
single; twin beds: close to Catholic q. !:
close transp.: gentleman. HO. 1905 before
CNE OR BUSINESS GIRLs-Available
lovely ige. rm. adjacent bath, access to
rest of house, kit. privi,s.; home atmos-
phere: one. SO mo; two. $50 per mo.
FA 1179-R a
ALEXANDRIA. for military oficer: twin
bed, sitting room; woodsy atmosphere,
good transportation; oV. 0531. .
twin beds, mr. bath; mr.. bus stop. 23 min
downtown: $50 a month OV 4f14 a
Evening star., 1947-09-02
MOVING. PACKING and sToRAes

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-nr
service: furniture moving and hauling:
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
light hauling a specially. GE. 4651
ARMY vETERAN-Light loads luggage
trunks hauled for very reasonable rates.
Call GE 1875, 9 am. to 5 pm
VETERANS-Moving and hauling: new
trucks, responsible help: cargo insured
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 6lS9.
NORTHERN MOVING & STORAGE co.
ing: inexpensive bus satisfying storage
facilities; daily pickups for long distance,
Florida, Texas, California. Washington
and other States direct by van. 1925 New
York ave. ne. AT 9243.
EX-GI MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE -
Reas rates: will take your surplus fqTni; i;
GLOVER. GIL. 616O. DE $3.50 %
EDELMAN'S MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part. payment on your moving,
storage; local. long dist moving. ia. 2931.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
APARTMENTS UhFURhisHEp.

1880 EASTERN AVE. N.W.-Doctor's ONCE
and apt. available in new building; desi--
able NV section. Veterans preferred
Office, 500 per mo-: apt $3.50. CAN
81. $500. 3
OPEN Io TO PM. cI37 K St NV
, rms, kit. and bath: S62 80 per mo.
rm kit. and bath: S41 so. LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN IL CO.. 14i5 X st. NV. ME.
$500.
1891 E ST NE" rms, kit, bath. incl
porch; utilities; garage inclu.: S65 per mo.
Apply on premises. Tues. 3 to 5 pm.
Phone IA. S195.
18th ST. N.E.-Two rms,
kitchen and bath: $3.50 month; leaving
n m a.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

IF you ARE A MATURE and settled per
furnish good financial and social refs. We
can place you in a restricted cooperative
apt with as low as 81 900 down; payments
like rent with 40 amortized interest.
Shown BY appointment only between / 80
and $50 pm. Exclusive with VICTOR
WICKERSHAM, 1926 41st st. NV, Or.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. vic. 18th and
R-One room, foyer, kitchen, bath, url-
furnished; modern restricted building, eie,
cash payment, balance monthly, state
amounts you can pay, Box 4e3-z, Star
Evening star., 1947-09-02
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. end s.w.

J037 NICHOLS AVE. s.W.-Niceiy fur
nisned room for young lady; telephone,
laundry priv: bus at door. TR 1888.
1859 S. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Bedrm:
pvt home, quiet clean; Simmons metal
DI. 1900, Ext. 2491. Thereafter, Lu.
6i3- >
I1th ST. Sc, 114-A-Large double room.
next to bath: clean. quiet; for employed,
sober adults; $40 per mo-; no cooking. Also
single rm., S35 mo. FIR. s943. q
sol SEWARD SO. s.E.-Large light house
oop1.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
AVIATION.

m MODERN FLYING CIRCLES. the word
lovance on your old engine for new one
on Continental Exchange Plan Flat rate y,s
Cent engines and parts, Willard batteries
fauto and air1. General tires. Delivery
service. COAST AL AVIATION CORP, A.
Calvert ave, Alexandria, OV. 2063. "a
INDIVIDUAL HANGARs Tor rent. HYDE
FIELD SP GsSS. )
MEMBERSHiP AVAILABLE in flying club
generator, intercom. FIR. 32s2.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator for hire; res-
sonable rates. FA. l264-J g.
PIANOS FOR RENT u New and slightly
used consoles and spinets; money paid as
rental APPLIES on purchase price 4 ,,,,yts yeu
Phone National 1928. JORDAN PIANO
Co, 1918 7th st, NV. Gust above the
PPuBLiC Pi9s ADDRESS Eou1pMENT-Amnli-
iers, record players, wire recorders avail
able for lectures, benauets, speech classes
ete: VOICE RECORDING STUDIOS, co
Evening star., 1947-09-02
ROOMS WANTED.

SMALL COOPERATIVE nursery school
needs downstairs rms. toilet facilities. yd
space, in vic. OF Mclean Gardens; 9-l2,
Mon. through Fri. EN-. 4S12, WO. 0736.
PROFESSIONAL, quiet Govt man As
desires room with privileges in refined
GENTLE home; city or suburban. will con-
slider sharing home. Box 159-B, Star
WIDOW. middle aged desires room with
kitchenette. or kitchen privileges. Box
i-S-R Star e
Evening star., 1947-09-02

THREE ENGLISH SADDLES AND PADS, !
white bride Call between and D. $500
one Coon FAMILY COW, $3.50; jersey.
OK 0561. -
GUERNSEY. good mixer. fresh in mos
B4ILED HAY for sale, $40 per ton: straw
$40 per ton: Oats 81 90 per busnel; de-
Iivered Call SH p123 Sunday. after 6
n m Ueekdays =
Evening star., 1947-09-02
ApARrME.yTs EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 4-bedroom unfurn
house for 2-bedrm unfurn. apt: WITH ol-
nette. in NV section. Cali 81. 4104 after
Will EXCHANGE better 3la-room apt,
risburg, Phila. or any desirable Eastern
Pa. community Box ASA, Star. =
Will, TRADE HOUSE in Fl. Wayne, Ind,
for house or apartment in washington
area GIL 1854 i
Evening star., 1947-09-02
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL TRADE 4-bedrm. house. in nice
section of Arlington County. for similar
garden space: my property valued about
$4,000 Phone FA 23S1-W. IS
Evening star., 1947-09-02
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

AIRLINE PILOT and wife need apt, per
manent or sublet, in Va. GIL 1929. .
WANTED-Apa rtment for veteran student
and employed wife; convenient to Univer-
slty of Maryland. WO. 1895. >
Evening star., 1947-09-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-1Q rms
81 baths, beautifully furn;;, Oil heat sps sass
Sent. Il t. ApTil IL 5sas ss9oSL 81 m9 4slo Ms
pfTfRsaccTTIvELY apfTTRsacTTIvELY FUN, 8 rms. 4 baths
near Dupont Circle: 32-ft hy .rms nm; smfh T;th
: air-cnnditionirg units; no garage; s35u
per mo, yearly lease. to responsible aduit
tenants. can oss 8 MABFYsa M Yss4s dfs7 NeVs0n
SHARE Rt1NGALoW, in Arlington - Girl
viii share with i other girl: $40 mo; and
share expenses. III North Randolph 81
WHIT vFHIT x" "CoGPLE, no children, to share
modern g rms, ami. suburban home with
bachelor, Box b21, Mclean, Va.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
DOGS. PETS, ETC,

COCKER sPANIELs, silver buff, Il weeks;
sire champion, Easn's Golden Boy: ress-
CockER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black, VIZ:
old. Axe registered; litter. Wo. 1886. 80
Evening star., 1947-09-02
ROOMS rURh.-s.E, ss.w. Cont. !,

200 4th ST. s.E.-Newly decorated,
nicely furnished room: convenient to
from downtown. between E.. Capitol and
Penna. ave; earline: double. $40 per week,
S11 and S12 so. -
616 ST. S.E.-Dble rm. next to bath,
well furn., in c,ean, quiet. refined home.
Call FIR. 1912 after l pm $
Evening star., 1947-09-02
HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE 3-bedrm.. l 4 bath brick
house, convenient TO Andrews Field and
Census Bureau. for house in NV. Box
=
Evening star., 1947-09-02
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

32-UNIT APT, fireproof brick building
fnl fn nio Condition "S his fne property is def
nitely to be sold and affords real invest,
msnt opportqnity call I.I NJ rps EhGTs' III 141i IL
Evening star., 1947-09-02
POULTRY and EGGS
cATrlI and LIVE STOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, 6ia K st. NV.
ME-. O0sa-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
euppliss
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asinRRoR, : as in. by 7's #, no favs. TX.
MoToRs, 1I1oo-1oo h.p.: a.c., dc. sold.
exch, rep, rexound; sxpIosionproot fans
AUS sesk GAETy cb.qs lsos shs f45h
cabinets safe; conference ~ tables; 2ss, etc
OIL BURNERS. Petro; boilers, radistorvs
5ETINaR 81 ESRSfRs S9aPASH ASb eS SfL 0f3R
6 Sss sfRcE sffins ENaNRRNo CO..
81 bis4aSG4 o 6of5 RgsSSS ssnPsss ao
ofI TASKs@275-gal.. underwriters ap-
HecsA tszsa $t $aa5nrMEr 81 Co. IN 5ls snd
65UTTsoARp 5T MOTOR, Neptune" a-h.p.;
Tsss nESospsae,or sSos coam
snd sad sass esssS :h sns
THserzIe Hnsss esrsf saoS isoe ssos o Hass ave- nv
e .57 Aasovss sH, ,n pset pses
ss4ls ts4T 81 ". 'i9s !sR SIS:I
H. s2GS s.%e.f tspss sGsson iap.esa a essp
s1o csc cH. 314S.
fiANo' .s.5 ss7s; erssR-painted .7ss upright; se0d
ffSfaasNosAWhy fSaas s1 pay pay high prices for used
risnos when you can buy new spinet or
console for usually only very little more?
we are dealers for such makes as knaoe,
wurlitzer Fischer, Ivers e. Pond, Poole,
Estey, starr, Weber Jannsen, etc; terms
Rspubiie 62iS. KfTTs, 1880 6 st. NV.
-5
PIANOS - Phone Mr. sycle at Republic
Used spinet or console: Lauter, S345;
Starr, $425; Wurlitzer, S475: also several
others. KITS, 1880 G st. NV. (midole
Of the block. % ,
PIANos-Be sure and see our selection q
new pianos before you buy; choice OF suen
makes as Knabe: Wurlitzer. Fischer. Estey,
sen, etc; terms and an allowance for your
piano Phone Republic 6212. KIT 81
1880 q st. NV, %
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CONTINUED on Next Psga.)
Evening star., 1947-09-02

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula
tors, bought and sold and rented. RE. ll97
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. S13 l4th st
Evening star., 1947-09-02

and baby. desire 1-bed-
unfurnished. NV. section
u. 5541 between Z and
Evening star., 1947-11-18
Weapons Law Hailed
By Judge Scott After
-Four Are Convicted

-Four weapon-carrying cases on
yesterdays Municipal Court docket
prompted a judges expression OF
gratitude for the recent amendment
to the concealed weapons law.
Each case resulted In convic-
lions by Judge Almond w. Scott.
who commented on the "salutary
effect" of the amendment and added
he intends to follow through the
intent of Congress" by imposing
severe penalties.
The new amendment permits po-
lice to arrest weapons-carrying sus-
poets on reliable information that a
deadly weapon is being carried, Be-
fore the amendment was passed ar
resting officers were required either
to have a warrant or to witness the
misdemeanor with their own eyes.
The law was adopted at the last
session of Congress after a cam
paign by The Star.
Addressing Mary Williams, %,
colored, of the 1400 block of T street
NV, whom he had just convicted
for carrying a knife. Judge Scott
declared: TT is Judges duty to
the community and Congress to
see that Justly severe sentences are
given these defendants. I'm going
to start you with 80 DAYS In jail"
Saw Woman Drop Blade.
The Williams woman was arrested
in restaurant on information given
Policeman Clifton E. Davis that she
was carrying a pocketknife, The
officer reported, moreover. that as he
approached her he saw her drop
the blade to the floor.
The remaining cases involved
pistols which were being illegally
carried by three men who were
! turned over to probation officers for
report and sentencing on Decem-
ber 2.
Charles E. Hinderliter, 18, SOL
dier stationed at the Army War
! College, is under $500 bond for
toting a loaded gun in a restaurant
in another section of the city. He
/ WdS ny ApcN n
Perry on information supplied by a
counterman. The weapon was found
in the soldiers coat pocket.
James w. Green, 26, Of the 900
block of Seventh street Sc, and
Richard v. Thomas. rs, of the 1900
block of K street Sc, are under
100 bond each for car tampering,
as we'll as gun-toting charges. They
were seen trying to cross the
| ignition wires of q car parked In
the 900 block of G street Sc.
Searched by police. their pockets
Welded two unloaded pistols, two
screwdrivers. a f1ashlight and q
length of wire.
Green admitted he and his COM
panion had planned to steal the
car and use it and their equipment
to break into a bakery here as vel
as to hold up ANY likely place" ir
nearby Maryland
Evening star., 1947-11-18
Delinquent Real Estate Tax
Liens 10 Be Sold Jan. Is

Delinquent real estate tax liens
will be sold beginning at am. jan
uary 13 in the Board Room Of the
District Building by authority of the
District Commissioners and Collec-
tor of Taxes Guy w. Pearson.
Many persons already are calling
at the District Building to pay up.
and avoid sale of their liens, Mr..
Pearson said.
Official advertisements, listing the
names of delinquents and their
property, will appear in Washing
ton paper on December 4 and De-
cember II, Mr.. Pearson said.
To keep their names out OF the
advertisements, delinquents must
pay up their taxes. with interest, on
or before November %. Mr.. Pear
Evening star., 1947-11-18
Autopsy Scheduled Today
In Mrs. .DeIIinqer's Death

An autopsy was to be performed
today on the body of Mrs. Walter
Dellinger, IS, of 1921 Queen street
NE, who was found dead in her
apartment by her husband when he
returned from a hunting trip last
night.
Mr.. Dellinger, an employe of the
Naval Gun Factory, called police
and a Casualty Hospital ambulance
Evening star., 1947-11-18

Gront Will Address
SAR Dinner Meeting

Maj. Gen. u S. Grant III, chair
man of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, will ad-
dress a dinner meeting of the Dis
trict Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution at pm. to-
morrow at the Mayfower Hotel
John A. Reilly, president of the
Washington Board of Trade and
chairman of the Citizens Commit
tee for Rededication Week and the
Freedom Train, will speak on Re
dedication Week, which starts
Tvb11rcdau
Evening star., 1947-11-18

sons Office Is open daily from s:l5
m. to 3:45 pm.
To prevent the sale Of tax liens
beginning January 13, delinquents
must pay up on or before January g.,
Mr.. Pearson said.
Evening star., 1947-11-18

was sent to the home. A hospital
physician said he could not deter
mine the cause Of Mrs. Dellinger's
death. There were no morks OF
violence, Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald said.
Other occupants of the apartment
building reported seeing Mrs. Del
linger about 1880 pm. Sunday. The
occupant of the apartment below
said she thought she heard Mrs
Dellinger doing housework about
$50 am. yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-11-18
Gold Star Wives Back
COMPENSATION Increase

The Potomac Area Chapter Of the
Gold Star Wives of World War II
last night voted approval of pend
ing House bill which would increase
the compensation for widows and
children of service men killed dur
ing the war.
The bill. sponsored by Represent
ative Matthews, Republican of New
Evening star., 1947-11-18
An Open Door
TO
Health and Peace

Writings that reveal the
actual Science of Christian
ity, and thereby have meant
the difference between sick
ness and health, failure and
success, unrest and rich sat-
isfaction for countless thou
sands, are available for you
at the nearest Christian
Science Reading Room.
Here the Bible and the
Christian Science textbook,
Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy contain
ing the complete explanation
of Christian Science and it's
healing and iberating work
- as well as other Christian
Science literature, may be
read, borrowed, or purchased.
Christiun Science
Reading Rooms
9l4 18th ST. NV
Borr Bldg.
Ill G ST.. NE
l4th md G. Sts.. NV
sol Colorado Bldg.
i4th St. and Pork Rood. NV
Riggs Bank Bldg.
1926 Wisconsin Ave. NV
1917 r ST.. NV
WASHINGTON
Also at Christian Science Read
ing Rooms in Cherry Chase, Hyatts
uille, Alexandra, Arlington, and
other nearby communities.
You are inrite9 to make fuH use
of the facilities of these Reading
Rooms.
Information concerning free
public lectures, church services,
and other Christian Science actlu-
tiles also available in these Rooms.
Evening star., 1947-11-18

Jersey, would increase from $50 to
S75 widows monthly compensa-
ton and would allow Sis month
for a widow with one child and $40
Evening star., 1947-11-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. - A-15
49,,

for each additional child.
The group also voted to send q
CARE parcel to the Friendship
Train.
Evening star., 1947-11-18

RoADMAsTER Is she name-lS feet ef
Hqry nze, comfort and fine fntth. Poaosrsd
), 144h.t. FrebaN avatght-efght, tt gi1et
you flashing tertormnncs rarely to 6r toDnd
in car Of 5uch 5iax, room and 'uper(ah7Tby
fine interior fn;sh. Fhff Hdr7unH hrs5, al
illustrated, aVaiiabe at extra eo5t,
Browning chief., 1947-06-13

In 1887 these hardy settlers incor.
porated the Town of WATERFORD,
naming it for Colonel Waters, who
at one time had proprietary inter-
est in the area. The township, thus
organized, functioned for third of
a century before Maine became the
23rd state in 1920.
This is the background of the
WATERFORD of today, the town Sc
lected as locale for the state depart
ment film, "The Village Store
keeper" Now its country store and
its Yankee storekeeper will go
around the world, its twentieth CEN
tury townsmen will step forth in far
lands as the actors in this drama of
democracy.
Peaceful Setting.
WATERFORD is a peaceful, country
town. Down the main street (the
natives call it "road'') and across
the railroad track is "Carlrs S
Store" focal point of the film. But
the sign needs to be changed. Lee
Owen and his wife now run the
place and the public can drop in"
any day to see Yankee store
keeper in action.
1t means lot to the folks in
town like WATERFORD to do lust
that. They may want the mail
in many village stores the post
office is in corner of the main
room. They may want a pound
OF crackers, jug of molasses,
pair of shoes. Or they may
want to talk about the weather,
the minister or the neighbors.
Yes, "gOing to the store" is
part of the day in WATERFORD.
In country town, the folks can
take life more leisurely. They work
for a living, to be sure, but they
don't have to catch the 7:35 in the
morning or the $40 at night. In
WATERFORD many of them work on
their own farms, some as dairymen
and others as poultrynen. Many
also work in the local lumber mills,
the box factory and the leather
processing mill.
Retain Cracker Barrel.
When their work is done, they
gather at the open forum around the
barrel, the lunch counter and the
stove in the village store, where
everybody has chance to keep in
touch with his neighbor's affairs,
local political, the state of the ma
tion, perhaps occasionally even a
tinge of gossip"
Usually the storekeeper himself is
too busy to join in the discussion.
Women of the village come in to
trade. Men who work in the mills
stop by for a chat. Farmers and
their wives drive in to replenish
their supplies. Some of the custom
ers have ready cash; others have
produce from their farms which
they bring in to barter. Still others
buy on credit until they get their