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whose sole relief is provided in
the arrival one day of Col. Kon-
igsmark (SteWart Granger). a
noble rakehell from Sweden who
takes a job as Hanover's COM
mander of the palace guard.
Fundamentally, the colonel is a
decent sort, but has the reckless
ness Of all good soldiers of for
tune. Before he has a chance to
discover the beauty and goodness
of Sophie-Dorothea he is en-
meshed in the emotional net of
the evil Countess Platen. played
by Flora Robson.
In every way. including this one,
the cards are stacked against the
beautiful Princess, but whatever
small joys she is to know from
life are those snatched with
KonigSmark.
To give "Saraband" a political
flavor, it is necessary for Ranks
cameras to poke their lenses oc-
casionally into the council rooms
of Hanover, but their real interest
is to be found on the sleeping
floors of the palace. The place
fairly reeks with romance, in the
loosest sense Of the word. and
every other arras and drapery
hides 1over or roI1rtesan uho
should not be there.
The most active of these set
tings is that of the famous. ugly
Countess Platen. She is a woman
whose political cunning and pow
er draw men to her who other
wise would not be in the same
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FOrCeful:
Wolfert Novel
Makes Taut Film
At the Capital
By Harry Macarthur
By Harry Macarthur

FORCE OF EVIL" an ENTERPRISE
Picture released by MGM. produced by
Bob Roberts. directed by Abraham Polon-
sky, screenplay by Polonsky and Ira VOL
fert, based on the latters novel, Tucker S
People" At the Capitol
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who finds himself hopelessly in
volved in numbers racketeering.
In other hands this could have
become trite and noisy and
robbers stuff. In the hands of
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4 "THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c.
'St3araband' a Royal Carnival
La the House of Hanover
BY Jay Cormody

Everything king "Saraband' romance the
trgue the normally petty
1t is this j. Arthur production Play
se is telling how Engands House of Windsor its
fy to be- 1t subject to be treated opuenty
nothing the possibly feelings
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"SARABAND,'' J. Arthur Rank pres
entation Of Eagle Lion release. produced
by Michael Balloon. directed and designed
by Basil Dearden and Michael Relph,
Mackendsck from the novel by Helen
Simpson At the Playhouse
The Cast.
Koniesmark Stewart Granger
hie-Dorothea Joan Greenwood
Countess Platen Flora Robson
Inc Electress Sophie FrancolSe Rosay
The Elector Ernest Augustus,
Frederick Walk
Prince George Louis --- Peter Bull
Durer Anthony Quaye
Prince Charles Michael Goueh
Frau Busche Meas Jenkins
kneSbeck --- Jill Balloon
Duke George William David Horne
Countess Eleanor - Marcia Swinburne
Major Eek - Cecil Trouncer
Count P.aten Noel Hewlett
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er's People" and they have emerg.
ed. in generous part If not ir
whole, in the film version of the
book, Force of Evil" which open.
ed yesterday at the Capitol.
Force of Evil" is the story OF
young lawyer who has set out
to become rich in any of the
easier, more or less legal ways,
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Nets Lucky Stiff
Is Mostly a Stiff

THE LUCKY STIFF" United Artists
release produced by Jack Benny. directed
BY Lewis r. Foster, screenplay by Foster
from the novel by Craig Rice. At the
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Mr.. Wolfert. Director Abraham
Polonsky. who collaborated with
him on the screen adaptation, and
an excellent cast headed by John
(see MACARTHUR, Page C-5J
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Ira Wolfert. whose reports on
the state of the New York stage
used to grace these pages, is a
poetic writer when the mood is
upon him. He also is writer
with insight and a sympathy for
the sad fact that man generally
proves smaller than the fates
which swirl him about, These
qualities went into q Wolfert novel
of several years ago called "Tuck-
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Take Nv Word for 1t

You are part French and Latin;
but most of you is Anglo-Saxon.
That's the rather surprising dis
covery I made recently while check
ing the sources Of anatomical words.
All these words are of Anglo
Saxon origin: Toe. heel, foot, sole,
instep, ankle, leg. knee, thigh, hip,
waist, rib, navel. shoulder, back,
armpit, elbow, wrist. finger, nail,
thumb. knuckle, hand, fist, neck,
nape. head. skull. scalp. brain, chin,
cheek, jowl, dimple, mouth, nose,
nostril. ear, eye. forehead, brow,
lash. hair, whisker, beard, tooth,
tongue, lip, throat, belly, chest,
breast, nipple. heart, liver, lung,
kidney, bladder, bone, skin, blood,
sweat, tears.
These words are of old French or
Latin origin: Abdomen. stomach,
intestines, entrails. bowels. nerve,
gums. pupil tof the eye), cornea
(of the eye1.
Perhaps the queerest Of all ana
tomical words is muscle. The word
is French, from the Latin musculus,
which has the surprising meaning
of little mouse"i The explanation
Is that certain muscles. the biceps.
for example. seem to resemble q
creeping mouse. That Is pretty far
fetched, I shall admit; but that's
what the books say.
Two other interesting words are
naked and nude. The first Is Anglo
Saxon; the second Is from the
Latin. The meaning is exactly the
same, but they are not always tn
terchangeable. We use naked In
speaking of sayages. babies, children.
men. But women are spoken OF rs
being nude. as posing In the nude.
Nude Is also a noun meaning q
picture Of q nude woman. But q
picture of q naked man Is never
called q naked. English Is like that.
Houston: Please discuss the word
gauche. its pronunciation. origin
and meaning.-H
A. GaqEhe has the long "ch'
Evening star., 1949-04-04
BY Fronk Colby

sound, thus: gohsh. (Be sure TO
avoid saying "gawtch. Gauche
entered English from the French.
In that language and in English 1t
means left: left-handed." hence,
clumsy. awkward, gawky." Now
the French word for right or right
hand is droite pronounced: drwatl.
The French phrase droite means
ION the right hand tside)." From
the phrase we have the English
word adroit, "dexterous: skillful; in
genious." In Latin, sinister means
left: on the left hand" Dexter
means right: on the right hand. :"
hence our words dexterous. dexterity.
The troublesome vho-vhom construe-
tion Is DISCUSSED In detail IN Mr.. Coloys
eaiet. Ca For q copy Of this help
full leafet, send 5 cents In coin, and
stamped, seN-sddressec envelope 70
Frank Colby, care OF The washington
star p. o Box 90, Station O. New
York 49, NJ r
Evening star., 1949-04-04

This week We celeDfak the
40th anniversary of 4 great event
Forty years ago this coming Wednes-
day the North Pole vas discovered
by Robert Z. Peary.
peary was born In Creksosl. Pa. In
1856. After studying at Bowdoifl
College. he joined the United States
Navy, serving as lieutenant and
civil engineer.
At the age OF 90. Peary made his
first trip TO Greenland. He then de-
cided that he would like to spend a
great deal OF time learning more
about Greenland and other parts of
the Arctic. He went back To the
United States, but kept the idea In
mind.
Fsye years later q great thing
was done for him. He was made
leader of party which was 10 sx-
plore Northern Greenland for the
Philadelphia Academy OF Natural
Science.
The party was small. being made
up OF only seven members. One Of
these was Peary's wife. and
another Was O ycttng Norwegian
named Ewing Alstrop Stiil an0sh-
er member was 4 26-year-oid doc
Tor named Frederick Cooke.
Leaving Brooklyn on Q sprfns
day, Peary and hts comrades
steamed northward on the Kite
This vessel had q crew Of 10 men
Many we're the adventures Of the
Greenland explorers. and one Of the
most exciting had 70 do With the
wairs. The vairus 10 Of special
vaiue rs food for Ekkimos. Both
male and female xairsas~s have
tusks. and these nsay reach q length
Of two feet. A large male often
measures ii or IA feet IN length
Using q saiIbnas which had been
brought aiong on the Kite. PearJ
his wife ara three Of the others
vent On q hunting trip. TheT
csugnt ssght of Is sairuses On Q
large eake Of ice. ard shot three Of
them-
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Uncle Ruy's Corner
BY Remon cofin,sa

A few minutes later. after lssv-
ing the ice with their game. their
boat ran into Q school Of walrtlses.
perhaps 100 Of them. More shots
we're fired. but the hunters nov
found themselves In danger. EoFns
Of the big animals came charging
st themi II seemed for . time that
the boat would be upest. but the
men kept firing thsI repeating
rif1ss. and the xalrIises at last gave
up tlae attack. Eight wairtIsex we're
shot during the battle.
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asksd fer 1peeisi articles ah0gt oaf EsA3h"
hofa 10 fhs ssata. ass naess bsT hat sfs-
psrsd ) nsv Ieasss f1Fs scath AfasFka5
k4puh!aea." shte6 ks eli ~ ei4s y ssss
x4fkcst shaFas sNstsss stessnss sn-
ss5ops bsMYang yasF asr hasss ass ssM.
p3y4s adayssa A~us Fssas 3ssssf - HhSas
Hss tn care Hs Ire Msss
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D. 5. Marriages, Divorces
Continued Decline in 48

Marriages and divorces in the
United States both dropped again
last year, it was announced today
BY Surgeon General Leonard A.
Scheele of the Public Health
Service, Federal Security Agency
TThe Public Health Service esti-
mated that there were 1915 .00C
marriages and 415,o00 divorces ir
b4s.
! In divorces this figure repre-
$nted a drop of one-third from
the peak year of 1946, when il
Has estimated that $4,000 di-
Sorces were granted. 1t was also
q decrease of eighth over the
ulmber in 1947.
Marriages are also of nearly
900 900 from the 1946 record OF
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more than 2.ooo. 900. Since 1s47
the figure has decreased about
one-twelfth.
In terms Of rates per 1000
population. divorces have gone
from 43 in 1946 to 3.3 in l947,
and to 2.8 in 1948. Marriages have
dropped from 1874 per 1000 popu-
lation in 1946 to 1879 In 1947 and
to 12.4 last year.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
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Evening star., 1949-04-04

Score one for each OF the first
five problems. The last counts five
points.
1. The slang term Juice should
make one think primarily of which
worker?
Physician Farmer
Plumber Electrician
2. The creature credited with hav-
ing nine lives makes which type OF
sound?
Bow WOW Gobble Meow Heehaw
3. The Binet-Simon test is used
to measure the output Of the
Brain Heart
Kidneys Gall bladder
4. Which one of the following
terms really includes the other
three?
Leaf Seed Flower Bark
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Murriuqe Advice in Africu

The first Afrikaans marriage
guidance bureau-for natives only
has been started in Johannes
burg, South Africa, with $40 fee
for introductions and another $50
Il rrnaKiage results.
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Test Your Horse Sense syO': w. c'e"s

S. The name Brownie" suggests
which related object?
Bobbin Miter box Lens Piano
6. You may have to study for sew
eral moments on this problem, for
it involves matching the five tech
nical tools or instruments shown IN
the left-hand column with corre-
spending items that fall in the right
hand column with corresponding
items that fall in the same trade
or profession.
(a) Bur (v) Piston
Jb) Mashie' (w) Chain
fc) Calipers (x) Level
ID Scutch (y) Sand trap
(e) Transit tz) Rubber dam
Score yourself as follows: o.,
poor: 3-6, average; TO. superior:
9-10. very superior.
(Answers i'm Column g.
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Word Come

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AGKIN.
meaning. TO n1oFtify. VIZ Az.
eraae Ia al. limit. 20 minutes.
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nssgs issssgs { Wefes vhash snsatas ssasF
Asstssa ey ths s6e8tken 81 tsfA -
hsga@ +esaa~ ere Hss EANA 1ssg eas
sessrn 81 = ware ts asea q Ffmpsf ns@sf
are rss ases lies Va - sanesAsss&
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@. Partner opens with one
spade, you hold: ,c
A75 0AQJ1095 oAQ5 e IL
What is vollr response?

A.-our choice Is for jump snitf sS, 9,
three hearts. The hand has aistsnt snade Ssad1
possibilities, DESPITE TIE he ilaSnn.diate laSn G Siam
Srnai is recommended. Your trump sun sun
IS good enough 70 stand on rr,ts Ms own game ases
n hearts. Support for partner j n,Ir no.
yeouired in making O. jump shit your
avn suit is self-sustainins.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

All Hastsars earning ossr s7e Q
meath nos must bug nasiond
defense bonds
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@. partner opens with one
heart, you hold: ror.
what is your responsep

Any old formula spplies to this case
You have an opening 1,n Iseins swS,ch sus.
Sests a slam. There Is the further con.
Gderation that the. queen Of diamonds I:
kiS in that suit The susgested bid Is nv
hearts. Partner should realize as result
al auch action that you have very nns
EsnS. hut no side ace, to show.
JCopyrigiit. 1e4e, by Charles b. Goren9
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BOOKCASES. section. best makes.
for of1ce or home; reas Today, co.
1925: wk., 1112 14th NV, DI. 1879.
BRlCk-Call Ace and we will direct
you to the nearest site to load your
W Sgass Il We ~ BH fslsSsr MA AGE
RIAL 60, 4o6a Minnesota ave. ne,
BkiCKMLuMBER-Brick; $40 Der
M. Plenty of good clean used brick
ct our yard. We load your truck.
amb snou Wndow 81 d tsst Of s1Gd
Pipe cut and threaded to length;
glass cut to size. The largest Sc
city, at the right price. For cour-
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BRICKS. face a4a and common, one, or i.
million: immediate delivery. MA.
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BUG KILLER! Amazing johnston s
NO Roach" Sanitary coating kills
reaches, ants. waterbugs for months.
Pint. 81 80; OF, sos. THE HECHT
CO., LANSBURGH. 8. KANN.
BUILDING MATERIALS - Visit the
largest wreckers in town for your
bullding needs: lumber from S25 per
M. brick, boilers, radiators, steel
De;ams. cast-iron pipe. doors and
building; one trip to Ace will save
you time and money. ACE WRECK
ING q BUILDING MATERIAL CO,
4oo2 Minnesota ave. ne, AT. 6617.
BUILDING MATERIALS geaptifu,
kiln dried knotty pine panelino. iSc
bd. it.; dry white pine Shelving, 12c
%. IT.; clear w.p., "A. ga, S/4,
DOC bd. IT.; 210 lbs. asphalt Shingles,
20 So; ha-in. clear oak flooring, l5c
%. r.; cedar closet lining, 1Sc bd.
Il: panel fir doors, $3.50 ca;
Flush hardwood doors. $11 ca; Int.
colonial doors, $I1. so ca; Int.
French doors, open, S11.50 each
Combination doors, any size, S14.5n'
BALTIMORE LUMBER co. III
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL to share attractive Arm
act. with 2 other girls; NV. section
ia: 0476 after $50. Il
GIRLS to share apt. with I other
priv. bath; everything furn,; $50 ca
1920 18th st. NV. tn. OS21. -:
WILL SHARE with one or two con.
gen senial n gentlemen sn;r new. 6crm
transp: Hu. $500. s-5: 10. 2-sso1
GIRL desires to share another gen.
d ets ksltr' IA sDt o7ss ss' @1-2'' non
girl, 2b-3b, share 2
$35; oW: 1864 aftsr 8. Es ''
WANTED 1 GIRL to share spacious
3 w,th s2-De S apt. uptown. Conn;
Ho $685.. Ext. 1as after 8 pm. "A
1 GIRL, TO SHARE APT. with 2 othe,
1910 18th st. NV. DU. 1857. q
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1918 10th
St. n.w;-Girl will share nice base
ment studio bedroom with another
Private bath and entrance, Holly
w1od beds; 81 week. MA. 0555
Mss DAVIS. 8 to 5.
YOUNG MAN will share 2-rm., kit.
bath apt. with another; good loo.
trnansp.; reas; TR. 6396 after 8. A..
Would SHARE my nicely furnished
s sq,pr sonEs sa1. l AK MI o:ss
PRIVATE BEDROOM-In completed,
or two persons. 20. 2-4s3s. "a
GlhL, Gigs, to share lovely 3-bed.
nm. apt. in apt. hse. with 3 Others;
NV. Locations: $50. Elk. 1853. q
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PAIR OF YOUNG MULES, good work
ers; no longer needed; no reas. offer
refused. OK. 37S9. 4427 Potomac
THOROUGHBRED 3-yr.-old by Brew
ity. Show or hunter prospect. f.
VI. old male hunter BY Caid. 6
ponys, other riding horses, $50
$d25. Rockville $3.50; ewes, HU.
EXCELLENT black mare, Q yrs. old,
about 1.400 lbs. splendid for lady
or child to ride: quiet and gentle:
cheap. RA. $500.
2 GUERNSEY cows and yr.-old
Guernsey heifer; all resistered;
$500 each in ! lot. Here's q bar
gain. RA. $500.
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CAMERAS
SENSAITONALLY PRICED
ANSCO
AUTOMATIC REFLEX
F::3.5 LENS, FULL SYNCRO
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$140.70 PLUS TAXI!
ONLY AT UPTOWN
DO YOU FIND SUCH
MARKET SCATTERING
PRICES
UPTOWN PHOTO SUPPLY

OF4OWN HHO1O SUPPLY
1853 Irving st. NV. Ho. s722.
CAMERAs-Brand-new Ansco auto.
matte reflex cameras, S2S7 value fol
$l65. FORD PHOTO SUPPLY, INC.
9Th and Pa. ave. NV. d
CAMERA GUIDE free. Pay 6 to II
mo: top photo-movie capt., VI. guar
B6RiIENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE
CASH REGISTER, National, check.
other business. 10. $4,000. i
CHAIRS, folding. new. solid oak
$500; any quantity available; 8.
day delivery. ,476 c st. NV. Elk
CHEST OF DRAWERS. oak, like new
finished in walnut, S17.95; new
chests available; also single ane
springs. SI4.9 5. N. FRANK 4
c s0H; 47 g, & cr It, NV; vi, Ex: 1874;
s ssedi hau VERY uE Sea ssa4' you lp't
CIVIL SERVICE CLERICAL BOOK
Pereande. q must book, covers al
sub3eets-the BEST-only So. few
left, BOYD SCHOOL. 700 18th. cor
cG s; 1DeH am sa f. pm. IA 2s4o
pump. model II and L. G. Smith
Fox, stevens double; 22 and 80 cal
rifles; all new. 10ga Oh. BOULEVARD
CUPBOARD SALES, 1923 Bladens.
burg Rd., UN. 1888. %
CORNET-King. silvertone. sterling
bell. like new. with case. S99.50
ROSSLYN LOAN CO., Rosslyn, Va.
C0GCH, S15; portable washer. 81
DARKROOM EQUIPMENT, supplies
catalogue free. BRENNER'S PHOTO
DEBT. STORE. 933 Pa. ave. NV.
DESKS ca. wooden. ONCE, $40 each.
4410 Georgia ave. NV. Il
DIAMONDS-Lady's SOL, N Ct, $l25;
lady's. l Ct, $500; lady's, "a cts,
$3.50. lady's. blue white ga cts.
imperfect, S475; lady's, perfect, 2A
$1,000; mans. finest cut. z cts,
$4,000; all prices include mtgs.
trades accepted. LIVINGSTON q
CO. 1923 H st. NV, ME. $40. b
DfNETTE SET, pc, black Chinese
LACQUER: also suitable for game rm
years old; reasonable. EN-. 1886
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OlL BURNER, Delco. tank and con-
trolls, 800. Rheem. 40;;gal. hot
T "a. iss asater' Both used 1 seas.
OIL BURNEK, Silent Glow, model
sgproS sa, iso gals. OF oil: Sis.
os H. iAsks Il Enos ss'; s ssgsss ST.
rHoNoGkAfa REcoRps-vic.or.
nora records and albums; popular
s a1s spsNc s 9s npif f5ss
SHOP. 4s05 Mass. ave. NV. EN-.
PIANO. baby grand. oeorse steck
tAeolianl. excel; eond.: original
looks and performs like new piano;
excel: value at S2s5; S25 down, $40
monthly. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV.
PIANO. Chase d Baker spinet, 8
n yrs. 90, excel. cond.. $3.50. can
PIANO, Aeriosonic spines and console
models. built BY Baldwin: embodies
features Of small grands and up
right; full resonant tone. responsive
action. durability and eye-appealing
case designs in mahogany, walnut.
fssn, 'h =. o a1e s1d w Rsg@s n Is
q NV. Established 1879.
PLANO. KNABE GRAND, in excellent
,eondltion; 5000. Cali 10. s-744i.
PIANOS-uprights, two, apt. size.
$195 and 1926. Knabe medium.
apt; size. $s25; two steinways, sss5
reasonably priced. We buy and
take pinaos in trade. LAWSON a.
GOLIBART, In American Storage
sessssFsi1 a,x AYE AID. Ssss day; + .A'
Ross pianos. $50 deposit, $40
monthly; immediate delivery, no
hauling charge, ST. $500. PIANO
rfA AMOS 1spS ash s s1 ns Console, for
rent at the lowest prices in this
city. ST. $500. PIANO MART.
1015 9TH st. NV. q
PIANOS-n you can pay cash We
can save you real money on new
pianos Of many makes. Over 100
ns Sn 'DasE. s $780, e0ni Sss so a shGsss
PIANOS-We have q few very good
spinets and consoles. Choice Of
900. JORDAN PIANO IAN n CO, corner e.
18th and G SITS NV. "A
PIANOs-For only s2b down We
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several good makes: Story & CLARK,
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Cable, Winter g. Co., etc. ST. 94OO,
JORDAN PLANO CO., corner 18th
and G SITS. NV. -
PIANOs-A small deposit viii hold
your selection until Xmas. Spinets
from S195. Consoles from S295,
Grands from $685.. KITS. 1880
G st. NV. -
PIANOS FOR RENT-choice of many
popular models. Rent with option
CO.. corner 18th and @ SITS. NV. a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR, Frieidaire, excel.
f seasoina Be: i 81. 6Si @0 guarantee
REFRIGERATOR. Philco. brand new,
s sIs6 -. dente TED. over cubic sT Il
RADIO Go. 4os 1ith s; NV" 81
R aaSe Gnsf K u univ SAY never
used since overhaul; $50; bicycle,
boys. size %, very little used, $25
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REFRIGERATOR. GE, 9 GU. IT,, 1915
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REFRIGERATOR, 7-cu.-ft.. gas; sin
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yador; good shape. $40. Ii. $1,000,
REFRIGERATORs. used. all makes
and sizes; rebuilt and guaranteed,
$50 and up: FREDER1cKs. 1905
REFRIGERAToRs. recor,d.. guar: 4.
it. Frigidaire, $54 so; Crosley Shelly
ador, $3.50; others. Also rentals.
Easy terms. DIST: ELEC: CO., 602s
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 4902. a
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines,
ironers, etc. Reas. rates, with OPP
tion to buy against credit for rent
paid. DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO.,
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s n;,nGl.E nc s, 3 years old. and Z
ENGLISH BULL IL PUPS, senuin.
Sour Mugs excel. blood lines
grown dogs: stud service. RA. 1885.
HUNTING DOGS a.. Is mos. old,
started nicely; $25 ea.; 8 males, i
female JOHN BURDoFT. Coles
COCKER PUPS, champion sired, COR
eeous show-type, cheap. OIL. 3S16
COCKER SPANIEL PuPPIEs and
grown dogs, all colors. A. Z. c. reg :;
champion at stud. Rockville 2844
BOXERS, beautifully marked lawns
CHI. sired, Axe reg, locked and
cropped; reas: 10. 5-0740. ID
PUPPIES, z weeks, mixed terrier
small short haired; excellent pei
for children or Grownups; S.
AZ AlsY Yan p4s.s 1919. ,,,... l.
white; $l5, "a; 01sl: "a
gentle. male dog. Cross breed. White
and tan. SH. 3749.
WANTED: pet for childless home with
large yard. Will buy French Poodle
or consider other breed. Not In.
terested In showing. Prefer grown
dog. ST. $500. =
KITTENS, and cats, various colors
housebroken. ia. 4434, after pm
AIREDALE PUPPIES, Axe reg. Ex-
cellent psdisree, $50. L. H. HARRIS
HOLLYWOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bathing, rooming: cocker spaniel
puppies and stud service. 10. 6139
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
FARM AND GARDEN

COW MANURE-Wel rotted, S.
$50 So. I Per bus. delivered. Topsoii.
saw. Lowther, fell trees. cut IRE.
wood, peri. cond., equipped with
at engine, 5000. Tower bl63, -
GRADE A TOP SOIL. road gravel
and bluestone; reasonable. GIL. 83l9.
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces, are.
kinds Of cement work. r. MARcUC.
CLIO. Route 8. Horners lane, Rock
vile. Nd. Phone Rockville 1888.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY. tree remov-
ais, trimming. planting. TRANSPLANT
ing. 81. 1918 or RA. 1919 after 8.
hay FOR sALE-Alfalfa. clover, les
pedezs and Timothy, also straw;
viii deliver. Phone Vienna 671-J.
MANURE-well rotted. no straw,
S. yard. 20 bushels. CHI. 9073.
corn husker and shredder
on rubber. new last fall. PA. 2055.
TOP soM-yery GOOD rich top .os;
r res ia Gal, f ~ 4s greenhouses very
CREEPING PHLox. 80 bu.. while
TRANSMITTING. Hurry. bring bas-
ket; Primrose. 3 plants. 25e; other
eeIesVilie' Md. JOHN suRooPr'
CEMENT, brick. cinder blocks. walks,
walls, porches, driveways. garages.
10. 3-4912. =
BULLDOZER, hour or contract, grad
ing, back filling, Easements, roads,
lawns. 10. 3-4912,