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Evening star., 1947-10-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
HORIZONTAL.

boNrS tSs ss5 lss essS sGHa GN %sBanea oss5 e9ad
very clean; seat covers. radio and heater,
twin spotlights; S,1OO mi: 5000. Wo.
PONTIAC la47 2-dr. 6; low mileage. fully
ssss5. ss can csii Nv y s' os44. s. pm. 70 an.
PONTIAC 1891 sedan; motor overhauled,
passed ansS ssSS or less JoHN
Il sTEIDEI,, 1900 Maine ave. s.w. Slip 2. .
SIMCA 1917; new car at only 81 ,O95 De.
economical to operate with such outstand-
ing features as hydraulic brakes and in
dependfa q M . MHNHAAN fsGa Thss Uo Abo
ST sRsa Sefs u s's rood
hea.eT Oys5drlSe Ss79
STJDEBAKER 1917. Champion Or: sedan:
eyegdrive r and b. custom espipmsnt3; nsn3
terms. 800 cash: $a7 month: "RoPER
MoToE CO. 1870 R, ave ave n;si 1ns.r Adr
sedan; this car. has been completely re-
ready dy.iH.sS to 50 At only 81 ,sab: MAYFLoWER
MOTORS; INC, Lincoln-Mercury deaier'
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 Champion sedan:
cooK Moron CO., ssnd and L st. NV,
sTySDEBAKER 1912 Champion sedan
antsed; 55 other baMrsains arg JACK PRY
Ssh 1897 ssa dool Ps rood
ana ps;ni f. sSss s. '5ss SSs new paint
sTuDEBAKER la47 4-door sedan; ,1; Nile Nile
ss,os5. Also, s.winds% club s; so1pes; = !. !.
cnnnex Tmmediate delivery METRO
RPo|lLrTAhN P| II, AN MOTORS, 5 New York ave: and
sTGSEBaKER s5aGGnssafKs R0 1e41 Champion 4-door Sc
dan; heater, good tires: upholstery and
peesa1sn'e psss 5; {. tnsssstioa; sazs EES s
BUTLER. 1921 21st st. NV. DI. ollO.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Commander club Sc
dan; excellent condition, radio, climatizer,
sSg0 sye1drys T4 hllhoder' hsan overhauled engine
tires and paint in very good cond.; bar
shRna snR At Moo sRdS eas s5 14tS tEids St. or
WiLLYS 1887 sedan; cheap transp. !;
passed Va, inspection. price, $le5. -, lo3
N. Henry st., Alexandria, Va, Alex. s6if'
AUTO AgcT1oNss7 M Sell qr BY buy !! sss1,tsoe car the
sory total ise So 4oS won ss 60 aeton
ss1s s1s se sssrs or tnss loo fi fh St. se Ld asss
ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTIoN--we will BUY
for cash or sell your car at your price.
Bring your car (new or used) early Thurs
or Fri for listing. First come, first served.
a6crfoN a6sa ao'' ss11 i colesyiis rd. 81 4ao6
1871 Oldsmobile, Hydra-Matic
1a41 Ford coupe passenger----- l,o95
lstl tack Rpief kESsHbYs siasH1 MOTOR sALEs ti1sS
2O33-35 Nichols ave. Sc. -E3
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee highway,
Arl, Va, offers these exceptional values
which were traded in on new Kaiser
Packard 1912 Clipper club coupe; r. and
h.: S1,395.
Packard 1910 4-dr sedan: r. and b., seat
covers; wonderful cond,; S1,235.
Ford 1941 2-dr. de luxe; many extras
Ford 1884, 1912 4-dr. de luxe sedan: r. and
h., seat covers, new tires; S1,235.
Chrysler 1899 Royal sed,; r: and h, seat
covers: looks like new: 1905.
Oldsmobile 1912 s hydramatic 4-dr Sc
dan; r. and h.. seat covers; Sl $50.
De Soto 1899 2-dr. sedan; excel, finish,
tires and cond; $685..
CENTRAL MOTOR co, 1900 Lee hwy,
Arlin ton, Va. Daily. am. to 8 pm
Evening star., 1947-10-23
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev.
vans, stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-s SELF. ME. 7Ol1.
VETERAN desires household moving, gem
eral hauling; vans. stakes, panels; white
VAN TRUCKS, large or small Jobs: prompt
service; 'reas prices; local and long dis
tance. ia. 2937; after Z pm, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

II you would like to test your knowI-
edge In the use Of words, you will And
Mr.. Colby's leafiet, C-6, Word Quiz
Games, very interesting
To obtain q copy, send 5 cents in coin
and stamped self-addressed envelope 10
Frank Colby, care WASHINGTON Star, P. 8.
Box 90, Station q. New York, 49, NJ Y
tCopyright. The Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1g47.)
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Word Game

Find Al or more common English
words in
LUMBEoUs,
meaning, consisting Of. or resem-
bling lead" Average mark Is 80
words. Time limit, 3 0minutes.
Rules OF the Game-1. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
bats" cats" are not used 8. Only ons
form Of a word Is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

GOING SOUTH? Rent a new Chevrolet
sedan by the hr.. day, week or month.
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL SYSTEM, HO.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
10 LOAN.
AUTO LOANS.

FIRST TRUST MONEY, liberal terms; i'm
mediate. action. HARRY DREISEN. 616
Bond Bldg MA 7112 -2S
Evening star., 1947-10-23
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTOS FOR HIRE.

DUMP TRUCKS WANTED-Capacity. 8
tons or over, dirt moving. 5000 Macarthur
blvd and Norton st. NV. AUGUSTINE
CONTRACTORS CO. "a
Evening star., 1947-10-23

xUTo 4 RADIO Co. % %atR and f 4 St sts: : NV. W.
S SALE LIZ, 1sso ..sn 'ssa S0d y S
guaranteed. 45 other bargains. JACK
PRY MOTORS. 10th and Pa. ave. Sc -26
LA SALE 194o 4-door sedan; for sale by
paint eomDets oas s. overhaul Bio and slip
9f,er pndeF. o. oL, o9e5; e. ... -,
Excel throurSoa; @ 4s1St $3.50 seq Or best ana offer
below Esso STATION 11th and R. I.
ave. NV: Private. owner. 20 :.
ssdo Or best Sss sSss aadsr s al
La SALE 1898 black 4-door sedan: COM
prstey Dftsy ovnea $500 exssen sb Nh eSnSSS
Wo; Wynoo;, 1881, Room 21oo; after pm. RA.
1sts . ss black asF sedan
cond. with only 10000 actual miles: our
MOTORS: INC, LII Lincoln me Mercury n ' dealers.
Inc dnsn fs RE 40 club coupe; r and
2ss scoEszrrF4h Snssz R4 a1aa 1871 4door Clean
fiss 5is5 Nj fass sss -saor .Sss.
lent running condition. tires and paint,
under. OWNER, 1913 31st st. NV, FIJI.
after 6 pm. or al day Sat. "a
LINCOLN ZEPHYR $40 four-door sedan;
new tires. motor completely overhauled:
81 900 or best offer under WO. 544S. "a
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1897; body. tires. up
holstery in very good condition: motor
needs some repair; $3.50 or best offer
under WA. 50S6. -23
LINCOLN 1916 4-door sedan: light blue.
r. and seat covers; very reasonably priced;
S2,565 CAPITOL CADILLAC -OLDSMOBILE
Co, 1899 22nd st. NV, MA. 1900. Closed
Sat, Sun. and ewes.
1a41 sedan; excellent
appearance: has been completely recon-
ditioned runs beautifully. the price is
srsde u es ea MofoRs sefa s1s sefs e.
npiScoHAzFS8rr nN "a, 27s$ 1920 adr .ss .sss u
motor mos. old. good tires, body needs
minor repairs: S425. RossLYN AUTO
SERVICE CENTER, 1914 N. 10th St, Ross
LINCOLN.zEPHYR 1887 4-dr. sedan; new
maroon finish. 4. brand-new tires, radio.
heater. good cond.; 1875. Call HI. 6107
after pm.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

FORD 1916 Super de luxe tudor sedan;
radio, heater. all extras. 1000 actual miles,
like new car: special. $1,795: cash. trade
o.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

hwy, Arlington, Va, CHI. 1000, daily
am. to 8 pm; Sunday, 10 to 3.
INTERNATIONAL 1945 KS 1h-ton, 159'
wheelbase.
Ford 1941 2-ton dump. new motor.
International B-35. 1h-2 ton dump.
MALONEY'S. INC, 8126 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring -25
Evening star., 1947-10-23

AUTO AUCTION-sell or buy a car the
tory; total fee, S. You won't go wrong
buying or selling a car here. Big auction
sale every Tues. eve, pm, Lib va.
ave se or 100 11th st. Sc, LU. 1856.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

PACKARD 1896 "I20' sedan: heater:
THIS Is one, owner car, smooth and pow
ertHl, very clean interior. tires like new;
only S9g5; guar: 1885 down TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 3010 r. I. ave. ne, De $500.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

FORD 1915 cOnVertib
n., white wall tires,
terror and a brandon
orig. list. S2,3S5. {
OLDSMOBILE CO., !.
5000. Closed Sat. s
FORD 1941 Tudor
heater: excel. cond.:
or best offer under
Ee st West hwy, Che
FORD 1899 convert,
SANDERS MOTORS,
Evening star., 1947-10-23

ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTIoN---we will BUY
for cash or sell your car at your, price.
Auction sale every Friday nisht; pm
Bring your car (new or used) early Thurs
or Fri for listing First come, first served.
Open daily, 9 to g. WASHINGTON AUTO
AfICTInN 8511 Co1esyille rd SH 44Q0.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

Iub coupe: gray finish;
I'd tires very good. This
ii, ,O95 cash, trade or
E MOTORS, 18th and
Evening star., 1947-10-23

FORD 1947 convertible coupe; r. and h.:
white-w. tires. This car is almost new and
Is an outstanding buy at S2.495 COOK
MOTOR CO., 22nd and L SITS. NV, DI.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27

Visit us in our New Location"
B,F. BROOKS AGENCY
Distributors of
HAND TAILORED SUITS, COATS, UNIFORMS
CALEMDERS AND PRINTING
SOB N. Forish ST., Jackson, Miss
REPRESENTING
Ferris Wooden CO. = Chcogo
National Toioring Co. Chicago
John c. Mason Co. - Chicago
interstate Garment Mfg Co. = Chicago
Atlas Roncoot Mfg. CO. - Chicago
Foshion Frocks Inc. - Cincinnati
Our Display Room is Open from $50 A. M 10
8P NJ 1947 48. Fashions for men end women -
Tailored Suits at $3l SO and Upwards -
Loy-AWoy Plan.
BURGESS r. BROOKS
Owner
Evening star., 1947-12-03

Welcomed additions to any
wardrobe. Softly tailored, brush
rayon gowns with white firing,
trim on maize, blue or peach
background. Sizes 80 to 40.
Evening star., 1947-01-13
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Page A-3
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT. Wash
inston. January 10. l947ENotice is here
held by the Board Of Zoning adjustment
in Room 500, District Building. beginning
at $3.50 am. wednesday, January 22, 1947.
sns 9uns so 0 1888
M sSa 7h sSs zenns Ct se h
location. height. bulk, and uses of build
in the psret q conmba @ 81 and ufe
to, to wit sse aDpss Of
nonconforming use from a hairdresser
to cSnfectionary- store at os rs Euclid %
nW n lot * sssa
the. "a Restricted Area District, accom-.
modating one person s on on the first and and
Rittenhouse Street NV. lot ss. square
1882. 1898, Appeal Of Marion and limo
Cloud for ,ds to establish
in the IA" Restricted Area District, ac-
commodating two persons on the first. six
e ors s a4os street
Of Francis g. Neubeck for variance from
Restricted Area District to permit a two
5lISSS Fulton Street NV, lot s2S, square
81 the ses zses
District to permit erection Of ens-story
f9sGs s5ssi aG sh.s. 0f g sssfe
kins for permission to, establish an oil
ssryss e 1899 stsoa ss sses EP w. BART a sas
square lSe 17as Appesl Of Leve.n ESs
Shop at the rear Of go 11th Street Sc,
alley lot 4. square 9eo: 1743; Appeal
ef ot ss saus1e 1885, At Wseon
sin Avenue NV, an additional twenty 1--we
s sns easinWRs WsDss1 S
shop a the rssf Of sii Il street i. .wi 1T
+. shriner for permission to establish
specific second commercial use as a sign
painting shop on the second floor at rear
7so. 17ae. Appeal Of Martin Bros. for
permission to establish a specific second
commercial use as warehouse and once
s. ss Square &c., & s4is h sssi sw 81 Mafs
chillemi for permission to change non
street, Ne, lot 4. square 1929. 174s.
line by changing the entrance from the
alley to the street side OF the lot at 4210
18th Street NE, lots % and 30, square
1890. 1749. Appeal Of Viola B. Curtin
for permission to establish temporary
rooming house in the "A" Restricted Area
District, accommodating two persons on the
third, nine persons on the second. i've per
basement floors at 1401 Ingraham St. NV.
lot /, square 2716. 1850. Appeal of John
Vanni for variance from the rear yard
requirements OF the 'tD'' Area District to
permit brick enclosure replacement and to
construct a three-Story and basement ad-
dition to the lodging house at 1101 18th
Street NV. lot S44, square 1873. 1851.
Appeal Of Myer Chidakel for permission to
change a nonconforming use from a ware
house for storage of merchandise to a
dry cleaning establishment at the rear real
I752. Appeal Of Ruth g. viseher for a
cupancy requirements Of the "A' Restricted
Area District to permit enlargement OF
present one-car garage at 2134 r Street
NV, lot 8. square 2513. 1888. Appeal Of
James P. and Sarah A. Ferry for q variance
from the use provisions Of the "a Semi
restricted Area District to permit the
erection of three-story apartment buildings
on the south side of Nebraska Avenue,
east Of Connecticut Ave. NV. parcel
1924 I'm. 1854 % appeal Of Gar Gardiner diner = ?;
repair shop at no 18th Street NE. lots
CoE. HARRY BLAKE. JOHN NoIEN. Jr;,
Board Of zoning Adjust
ment, District OF Columbia.
Evening star., 1947-01-13
sincerely,
5<T51$s>~@N

DEAR CASWEIL I'm %, have been married for
Before married in large here
stenographer made good and spent pleased
Since I'VE been married quit working thought it best to
start of letting husband methen he wouldn't
ideas his head about working forever
him. although he that he couldn't give
all the things had been used to getting for myself
II figured that could
1QeI just isn't money enough apparently to give weekly hair
wash and set and manicure
can't have slip
Knows they need them There enough for the essentials
I'm fed with hair shabby urnf-
te and old clothes And hesitate to
get back in the swing afraid quit
husband will accept the make myself
uxries matter This sounds awuy petty
but I've seen just this happen of girl fiendand I'm
advise?"-MARY.
No, Mary problem petty-becaue
real There doubt about it lot whose wives
job with the they after marriage
their matter horried
idea that they might have effort to contribute
that the family should the wife quit working
AS friend of daughters remarked-Its mis-
off small fight husband
the bigger She had something there
the holds good with wives working If plan
children later must career any
will make the financial deficit
of life that able to give
worked That hard girl who has been
well groomed marty dressed you just
going without these things until husband give
YOU the BUT and it is big BUT
unable give What don't spend should
20 into savings account I'm your name ha
YOU for extra nursing care a1tei
you baby.
Evening star., 1947-01-13

Barbecued spareribs are always
welcome, whether they are pre-
pared in approved style at an out
door barbecue, or just on the family
stove at home. The sauce is, of
course, the thing.
I'm going to hand over my pet
recipe but I might mention that
there is new bottled barbecue sauce
on the market, in addition to some
excellent oldtimers, that will do a
fine job for you if you do not care
to bother rolling your own" I'll
send you the name of it if you'll
write me in care of this paper, in
closing a stamped, addressed
envelope with your request.
If, however, you choose to make
your barbecue sauce yourself, you
can't go wrong on this one. usually
make big batch and marinate the
spareribs in it while it is still hot.
Then I remove the spareribs, saute
them until crisp-or broil them if
you have good grill-and serve
them with the sauce, re-heated.
Evening star., 1947-01-13
Whats YOUR Hobby?
Br Betty Miles

watch, which allows for minimum
of winding.
Another timepiece tells the day
of the week, the month and tina
year, and the phase of the moon, as
well as attending to the Fundamental
business of hours and minutes. Stili
another houses a man and woman
who sound the time by hitting tiny
bells with equally tiny hammers
all of this beneath the glass Of an
average size pocket watch.
Mr.. Williams also has a bird In q
gilded cage-a bird who sits on .
perch, singing and chirping In 3
thoroughly realistic manner. The
bird Is able to turn its head, nap
its tail and open its mouth to sing.
A product Of the Gay Nineties, an
era capable of producing such birds
in such cages, it was made in France.
Not all of his birds live in cages
some very small ones are housed in
boxes resembling jewel boxes. Ons
box is gold plated, decorated on top
with semiprecious stones. When q
section of the lid opens, a tiny,
chirping bird bobs forth. Another
of these boxes, made of silver, Is
shaped like book and adorned with
scenes of a religious nature. It is
believed that these collectors items
were popular around 1850.
Then there are the music boxes
all that a music box should be, and
more. One is distinguished by afl
organ and bell, as well as the ira
ditional music box gappings. An
other, less "long-hair," has q drum.
six bells and castenets.
What's YOUR hobby? CaIl
Betty Miles, National 5000. En-
tension 396-she'd like to hear
from you!
Evening star., 1947-01-13

Eight years ago Mr.. B. M. Will
liams of Chevy Chase bought a
music box at an auction sale. The
box wouldn't work, and he tried to
fix 1t. This was the beginning OF
a collection that is comprised today
of music boxes, mechanical birds
and unusual and versatile pocket
watches.
The watches actually are Mr.. Will
liams' first love, and taking them
apart and putting them together
again his pet pastime. Although
some Of the items are quite lovely
it's the behind -the-scenes mechan-
les that fascinate him.
One of his prizes is a repeater
watch"-a pocket watch that does
not strike of its own acord, but will
tell you the time when you pull the
appropriate gadget It's claimed to
have been an asset in the days when
streets were not as amply lit as
they are now, and seeing ones
watch after dark was considerably
harder. The watch, minute
striker" tells the time in precisely
such detail. It's product OF Jules
Jurgenson, of Copenhagen. Den
mark, and dated around 1880. The
watch is wound with key.
Mr.. williams also has Jurgen-
son watch, stem-wound, dated
around 1880.
Another gem is repeater musi-
cal watch-as well as striking the
hour, the watch plays music. It's
Swiss watch, dated around 1880
and is made by hand.
Also interesting is his alarm
watcil-not clock, mind you. but
watch-that's about SO years old
| And then there's the eight-da!
Evening star., 1947-01-13
Lunch Boxes

II you have lunch box carriers in
your family you know what prob
lem 1t is! You put as much thought
and attention on their carried meals
as you do on the family dinner
menu.
In planning the packed lunch you
have to remember it should supply
'one-third Of the daily food intake
or almost 1000 calories. This means
1t should be a weil-balanced meal;
1t should, If possible, contain at least
one hot dish, crisp, crunchy vege-
table for contrast, and a fruit for
dessert, either fresh or cooked. The
lunch box should be as attractive as
possible. Mary and Johnnie won't
be nearly as tempted to swap" or
completely ignore their lunch If the
food is neatly packed and in good
condition. True, children have de-
cided likes and dislikes, which be-
come something Of trial at times;
especially. when that antipathy con-
centrates itself on some food they
should have and need. It's up to
you as a mother to appeal to the
child so he will eat his lunch with
pleasure and enjoyment.
Evening star., 1947-01-13

CREOLE.
4 tablespoons butter.
2 tablespoons catsup.
8 stuffed olives.
cup faxed sardines.
/ tablespoon lemon Juice.
Whole wheat bread.
Soften butter. Add the sardi1es
finely faxed, the catsup and the
chopped olives. Spread on whole
wheat bread.
BAGDAD.
Chopped peanuts.
cream cheese.
IL dates (pitte0.
Bread.
Salt.
Butter.
Cream the cheese, add the chopped
dates and salt. Spread on slices OF
bread. Sprinkle with chopped pea
nuts and cover with buttered bread
SAVORY SANDWICH.
4 hard-cooked eggs, chopped.
cup chopped pecan meats.
2 dozen stuffed olives, chopped
Mayonnaise.
Bread.
Combine all ingredients and mix
with a well-seasoned mayonnalse
Evening star., 1947-01-13
Barbecue Sauce Recipe
Bv the Chef

Chop up one onion fine and let 1t
cook slowly in cupful OF olive oil
until the onion Is transparent, but
not Drowned. Add couple OF
chopped up nubbins Of garlic, cup
of chopped mushrooms and table
spoon of butter. Season well with a
teaspoon each OF the tarragon,
tparseley and .chiYes, minced. -=aae.
Mix a tablespoon of sweet chilli
powder with three small tins Of real
tomato paste and add this to the
other ingredients in the pan. Let
the mixture simmer gently for 40
minutes or so.
Then check for seasoning. Add
salt and pepper to taste. Stir in
one-half cup Of chopped green
stuffed olives and one-half cup of
chopped sweet pickles. Throw in a
good tablespoon of the pickle vine
gar. Stir well and pop in the spare
ribs to marinate, setting to one side
where the mixture will keep warm
but not cook,
Evening star., 1947-01-13
With Needle
and Thread

Winter winds won't chill your baby
when he is wrapped in this lovely,
protective bunting. Ruff1ed hood
makes baby so cute. You can knit
the attractive pattern in no time
Pattern envelope No. R250o con-
tains stitch illustrations and COM
plete knitting instructions.
Our new 60-page multicolored
Book of Needle Arts" containing
five free patterns and many other
suggestions for dressing up your
home and yourself, is homemaker's
treasure. Send your request for this
book to the address listed below, In
closing 20 cents in coin to cover the
cost and mailing charges.
To obtain this pattern, send IL
cents in coins, giving your name, ad-
dress and zone number to Peggy
Roberts, The Washington Star, Posi-
Office Box 100, Station G, New York
10, N, Y.
Evening star., 1947-01-13
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