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Evening star., 1950-02-09

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE
SUN? Then you haven't tried
UNCLE BEN'S Converted Long
Grain Rice for it's made by
a special new process Exclusive
in this country with UNCLE
BEN'S). This process not only
gives Uncle Ben's delicious
favor all it's own, but also makes
1t richer In natural B yitamins u.
heretofore, practically all lost in
polished rice. You'll enjoy the
quick easy cooking of UNCLE
BEN'S, too. No rinsing. No drain
ing. No steaming. Always comes
out light, white and fluffy :. .
never sticky or gummy. I know
you'll be pleased :. so get UNCLE
BEN'S Converted Long Grain
Rice today.
Evening star., 1950-02-09

nourlShment they need! linen let
me remind you again :. the one
and only. original ROYAL Tapi-
oca Puddings are just as nutri-
tious as they are delicious! Like
all ROYAL Puddings, they pro-
vide more food energy than the
sweet fresh milk you make them
with and they're 5000 rich,
smooth and creamy in texture,
too. So try all kinds often . . .
either plain or dressed up" like
this: . ROYAL Vanilla Tapioca
with shredded toasted almonds.
. sROYAL Chocolate Tapioca gar
nished with mint gum drops. .
ROYAL Orange-Coconut Tapioca
with chopped dates.
Evening star., 1950-02-09
ADVERTISEMENT,
&@xxf
GENTER
MARKET CITY
W/MAk Axb<~


EVERYTHING turns up al
Center Market City sooner OF
later. Our managers office has
a steady display of Iost-and-
found articles, ranging from
umbrellas to key rings. But
this week turned up lady who
had lost her false teeth in the
market. And the market, with
all of that good. food, is GER
tainly no place to lose teeth.
DOWN TO more serious mat
terS, let us look into the ques-
tion of what's new at 5th and
X. Pink and white carnations
are cheerful notes for Valen-
tines Day. Don't forget to re-
member your favorite person
on this holiday. Thomas &
Slye will take your orders and
deliver posies. DaffodiIs, pussy
willows, Towering ounce and
other flowers of spring are on
the flower markets. Very pretty
sight, too.
4 Il
SWEET garden peas continue
on the plentiful list, and Brus-
sells sprouts are very good
looking. Rhubarb is beginning
to come in, but not in too large
quantities. If you're on the
search for a rhubarb pie, bet
ter get down to market early
Evening star., 1950-02-09

Ellis Scott. 27. oberlin. Ohio. and Elain
Bell. %, 1918 D st. ne.
Henry Sluzalas, 81, HUNTINGTON, W. Va
and Margaret Larmer, As, 2O13 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
Alden Billings. 80, and Alice Curtis, Al
both of Detroit.
Ifa Ward, 80, Rockville, Md, and Ferr
Duffy, 35, 3475 Holmead pl. NV.
Archibald McInally, %, 1410 M St. NV.
and Mary Dougherty, 26, 1921 Lincoln
rd ne.
Eugene Smith, 30, 1905 North Capitol st.
and Gertrude Thompson, So, 2 S st. ne
Robert Deardorffr 20, and Helen Keith, 2S
both of Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1950-02-09
IT'S WONDERFUL for baby

IT'S WONDERFUL for baby %.
and for the best of reasons. I
mean CREAM OF RICE, of course
>. for in a recent clinical study
of children, child specialists dis
covered that this creamy, deli
cious cereal is easier to digest
than any other cereal. Pediatri-
clans find that Cream of Rice
can't harm the most delicate nor
NAL digestive tract! Besides this
advantage, Cream of Rice gives
quicker nutrition and more en-
ergy than any other cereal-and
is less likely than any wheat or
oat cereal to cause allergic reac-
tions even with infants under
three months. So take a tip from
doctors who know use CREAM
OF RICE for infant feeding!
Evening star., 1950-02-09

Flakes for then they come
out dazzlinQ white and sparkling
bright. BLU-WHITE is all l use,
too. 1t washes things cleaner
than-clean yet it's as kind to
your hands as pure, mild beauty
soap. The difference it makes in
your tubbables is amazing {.
because the combination of blu
ing and washing at the same
time makes everything come out
whittier and brighter than ever. l
know you'll be as delighted with
BLU.WHITE Flakes as / am!
Evening star., 1950-02-09

only treShIv-ptcked hothouse
mushrooms in the world that are
Broiled in pure creamery Butter.
then packed in their own luscious
broth. Sounds too elegant to be
economical? Then let me remind
you with BinB's there's no
peeling, no trimming, NO waste.
So get all 8 styles today +. then
try these triumphant treats:
BinB Whole Crowns: atop ham,
burgers, liver and steaks. BinB
Sliced CrotcnS:: add to macaroni,
spaghetti and wild rice dishes. BirB
Chopped Mushrooms add TO gra-
vies, sauces and soups.
Evening star., 1950-02-09
I'VE DISCOVERED a wonderful

way to put new life
into my dainty un-
dies, lovely linens
and other wash
bowl wa b a bles.
How? By washing
''e m every nigh t
with BLU-WHITE
Evening star., 1950-02-09
REMEMBER TWO WORDS

REMEMBER TWO WORDS
when you clean your pots and
pans CHORE GIRL. It's the
original knitted copper pot clean
er that removes every bit Of
burned-on and cooked-on grease,
juices and food particles !. yet
never hurts your hands. That's
because CHORE GIRL is rust
proof and can't splinter =. so
there're no slivers to torture"
your hands and nestle under
your nails. Makes the job so
"wink-quick", too requiring
just a few "rub-a-dubs" to get
pots and pans sparkling clean
and bright. If you're like me and
take pride in your pots and pans,
yet want your hands to look
lovely, too, remember get
CHoRE GIRL today. Costs only
1Of everywhere.
Evening star., 1950-02-09
"HOUsEWIFEs SPECIAL" =
BUY-LINES BY Nancy Sasser


NEW YORK, NY, Feb. 9th-This Is the month
of celebrations Valentines Day and Wash.
ington's and Lincolns birthday. But of course,
it's no fun giving parties unless the hostess has
a good time, too so here's a tip you'll thank
me for again and again. Let the wonderful new
BAKERS in l Instant Sweet Cocoa Mix be
your fright hand" =. for it makes not one,
but 4 different chocolate treats =. each in a
fwink1inp and each with that famous Waller
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Births Reported

fFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital statisti,
William and Marian Bates boy.
William and Peggy Beall. boy.
Charles and Marlene. Bickers, girl.
Harold and Anita Bobys, boy.
Eugene and Irene Botz, girl
John and Norma Bowden. boy.
Francis and Rita BriZzi, girl.
Walter and Kathryn Burk, girl.
Alfred and Caroline Bush. boy.
William and Angelina Calomeris. girl.
Frank and Patricia Chunk. girl
ATTIC hsrns,d ana a. Helen Mar cists91; boy
William and Wilma Craven, girl.
Edward and Kathryn Davies. boy.
Howard and Hazel deJongh, boy
Robert and Lillian Denchfeld. boy.
Bernard and Jane Dillon, girl.
Joseph and Mary Ellis, boy
Evening star., 1950-02-09
TO STAY ON THE

Uooo C1OE OL
your family by
serving them the
glamorous des-
serts they clam
or for but
afraid you'll be
ne neglecting the
Evening star., 1950-02-09

BAKER chocolate favor Just imagine from this four
purpose product make beverage
cake Simply follow directions
the package and in time guests will be asking how
made SUCH N Heavenly ) Rich fudgey
Frosng ) Vvety Fudge az luscious Choco
late Sauce But about Walter BAKERS
in 1? Although milk
it costs FAR less!
Evening star., 1950-02-09
SLATED FOR SUCCESS

That s dHY dish you
dress" with sa-
worry BinB Mush-
rooms! And that
includes even low
ly left-overs 1.
for BinB's are the
Evening star., 1950-02-09

John and Sarah Evan. girl.
Jacques and Jean Francis, girl.
Marvin and Betty Frankel.. girl.
| Don and Isabelle Gentle. boy.
William and Colleen Graham. girl.
| Fred and Shirlee Harris, boy
Leonard and Margaret Hartman. girl.
Dal and Mildred Hitchcock. boy.
| Norman and Katherine Hodkinson, girl.
Frederick and Blanche Hollander, boy.
Russell and Doris HOPKINS. boy.
Robert and Ruth Hoyt, boy.
Harry and Wanda HUFF, girl.
Donald and Betty Irons. boy.
| John and Helen Jenner. girl.
Richard and Joan Johnston, girl.
Moody and Alma johnson, girl.
Thomas and Edythe Jones. boy.
Walter and Jean Kerr. boys (2).
John and Frances Kolb. boy.
James and Margaret Lang. girl.
Arthur and Ruth Law, girl
Irving and Eve Levine. girl.
Gorddon and Mary Mary Lowe, boy,
Emmett nett and .iz Elizabeth 0 LMadiganp' boy.
IIeSSDod ana Beverly Mssabel' sirl
Norman and Rita McKenna, girl.
Alexandria and Phyllis Mclean. girl.
Paul and FrieSa s,l lMerriImanr aIaar: boy,
Jack and Beulah Moore, girl.
John and Virginia More. boy.
John and Joyce Mullaney. girl.
Lawrence and Ruth Myers. girl.
Roy and Gertrude Nash. girl
Charles and Edith Noble, girl.
Evening star., 1950-02-09
@ALL-ovER- BRIGHT BEAUTY is a

3 BRIGHT BEAUTY is a perfect description for
GENERAL ELECTRIC'S De LuxeWhite lamp
p bulb. This new kind of lamp makes BIG difference
in home beauty 1t gives softer light, evenly
- difused and shadows subdued to add new
charm to interiors. Reflected glare from glossy
faces is reduced, too. De LuxeWhite bulbs really do
make reading and other seeing tasks pleasure. You
q the G-E De Luxe White gives the amount
Evening star., 1950-02-09
A COMPLETELY NEW and won.

A COMPLETELY NEW and won.
derful idea in elec- \
trio ranges :. that's y y
the amazingly low CA
priced FRIGIDAIRE Ya
'Thrifty-30" Electric
Range! It's ideal for
small kitchens as it's ~
only 80 inches wide
yet it's BIG in everything that
counts. It's biggest feature is the
new Thrifty GIANT Oven that
stretches clear across the range
and provides oodles of cooking
space "up 'front.' where you can
get at things. What appeals to me
is all this extra cooking you can
do ON no eTtrG CURRENT The
FRIGIDAIRE "Thrifty-30" boasts
such grand features as 5-Speed
Radiantube Cooking Units, new
High-Speed Waist-High Broiler
and sliding, adjustable shelves.
At your FRIGIDAIRE Dealers.
Evening star., 1950-02-09

light Colonial tobaccos naturally milder naturally
priced higher than other popular
when for Valentine carton of
CAVALIERS special Valentine Day gift
Evening star., 1950-02-09


bulb looks better especially in fixtures where
GE De LuxeWhite bulb
today the 100watt
GENERAL ELECTRIC lamp Dealers.
Evening star., 1950-08-04
DOGS. PETS. ETC. (cont.)

BOXER WANTED for STUD service in
only. LO. 3-7S63. a
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, 9 wks
old, reGistered; $25. Call Fairfax
BoXERs-Deborah of Mossmont an
nounces 6 puppies ready. to go;
reas3nsble. vierns @4-W-1. g.
reg. Champ and double champ in
pedigree; home raised. TIE. S554.
DOG, Mexican Chihuahua, 3 mos. old,
for sale. MRS. e. LO BUONO. 1921
Penna. ave. Sc;
tifully marked. brindle, Axe reg.
reasonable. 3636 Everett st. NV.
PoMERANIiANs. pekinsese, chihu..
huas. Manchesters. puppies, stud
service, Persian and siamese kit
tens tens MISS HUNT. Rosedere Ken
CHOW PUPPIES, pedisreed. red,
RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND, male, Axe
reg, full srown show dog; reas.;
cups and ribbons. Gil. 4363. ---6
DOGS AND CATS AVAILABLE for
adoption to good homes. Phone 81.
ANIMAL sHELTER.
KERRY, blue terrier, male, 4 mos,
Axe reg, reas. OIL. 1904. --6
BOXERS-Puppies, fawn. Axe. 1905
Woodside Pkwy., Sill. Spg., SH. 1921.
AIREDALE. TERRIER PUPS. 7 wks.,
Intl Champion strain. show posi-
aemiock Ri Ridee' ses Rt n No. e. 'DEfhSG T. Fairfsx
Sta. Va. (Hwy. 1913, 8 miles s.e.
Fairfax courthouse). g
RED DACHSHUND PUPPIES - Axe
reglstered: reas. 81. q022 .-6
PETER PAN KENNELS, Upper Marl-
boro, Nd, under new MANAGEMENT;
Wire and Welsh terriers: boarding,
pickup and delivery serv and groom
ing. MR.. AND MRS. E. r. THERON.
Evening star., 1950-08-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD
70 EMPL. MOTHER AND BABY

TO EMPL: MOTHER AND BABY or
older child, day care, clean home;
ad1s oT li5ss Mass yard AVE- Eeas Ak seas so.
clean. cool rooms; the fnest food
obtainable; all conveniences; excel
transp.: young men and women
6906 Sth ST. NV. (near Walter
Reed Lee. corner front, nicely
empl oss.s people; available August Z.
GfNTIGMAN - Employed Goyern- cover
ment worker; conv to transp.; Sl2
,Sis' yk,' 4G5 ~ 5,MaI. 1st 81 sU, NE 1927; 5
rms; excel. food; consenial froap; ao
S46-$4S.50 HU. 1890 4.
MANSION CLUB is still your best bet
Fine home; splendid meals; only $50
,1no me, 323o s,n Mass ave. , O.
early breakfast If desired; good food.
WENDELL TERRACE-cool rms, ige.
porch. lawn with croauet: delicious
meals; excel; trans; pleasant young
r PEOPLE; $3.50 M oIao mo. 1927 Belmont
1904 . ST. N.W:-Good food. clean
rms. sgle. and dble. for young
women and men; good transp. NO
YOUNG LADIES to share with 1
other, very lge. rm., lge. windows,
pvt; bath, unlim. phone. Laundry
and home privils. Lge. liy. rm.,
piano, 2 meals ea. day. incl. Sun.
Good tranSp.: S14 per wk. 14th and
.Gallatin st. NV. Call GE. 5976.-4
LARGE FRONT RM. for . people,
with board: Twin beds. Good transp.
DUPONT AREA-172s N. H. ave. NV.
has vacancies for ladies and men in
Washington's most beautiful guest
house television, social privils..
phone In each room; mod. rates,
CLUB MASON. NO. $40. -
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th st. NV.
Sgle; and double rms. S47.50 up;
sTxUGHTER's. 1927 10th st. NV
near Dupont Cir.)-Several double
rooms with semiprivate bath suit
able girls; also several vacancies for
men; daily maid service; tele. in all
rooms: meals every weekday and
on Sunday; large liv rm.: social
ACTIVITIES: excellent transportation
NICELY FURN. twin bedrm., deli
eioqS meals. GE. 4124> Lutte
GIRL to live on nearby cool eO-acre
Silver Spring estate; lge. rm.. adj.
bath; ssle. bed; good food; only sos
mo. Call 81. 1894 IS
5S05 I4th ST, N.w.-Vacancy for
young man in lee. rm.. twin beds,
southern home, rm. and breakfast,
$40 wk RA. 1923. 5
ROOM AND BOARD for . men; on
car line, 2907 N. Capitol st. DU.
Evening star., 1950-08-04
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
1907 22nd ST. N.W.-Large front
rm.. End floor. kitchenette, Frigid-
aire; $40 wk. HO. 1910.

1907 22nd ST. N.w.-Large front
rm.. End floor, kitchenette, Frigid.
aire; $40 wk: Ho. 1910:
One rm., equipped for Ink, ] ol
2 adults, utils., $45. LU. 4-3954
1774 MASS. AVE. NV, THE Oak.
mont" Nice lge., rms, all-elec. kit :;
S65-S75 mo. Suit. / or 2 adults. -
2Ii1 r ST. N.W.-Cool studio rm;;
1efriseEstor; 1end Ta 6aI Tsdio' TV,, fan or air
1871 CLiFToN ST. N.w.-Large
front. | or > rms. suitable cpl. or
single girl; quiet neishborhood. HO.
4I8 9Th ST S.W.-S1o per wk.; lge
front ,rm., running water; refgr.; 1st
a.; also 2 rms. completely furn.;
$l2 80; infant considered; no drink
1ais M FAiRMoSIT; ST. Nw.-1 large
front room for couple; running
water. Frigidaire. 14th st. cars. u
BROOM HOUSE, N. w. section-3
bedrms, kit. liv. rm., din. rm., bath;
$40 mo. RA. 5000. Is
RAMBLER, just completed-3 bed
rms, de luxe kit. att. gar. excel.
N. Arl. location; $l45 mo. OW S5O3.
N. w. SECTION-9 rms, . baths,
conv. transp. and schools. ia. 1927.
1910 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Base-
ment Ink. room, furnished; $40 a
J. l27 GIRARD ST. NV. Nicely
ia' apt. End T. front; ONT p poffhi blk. from from
carline. AID. 1921. -5
Evening star., 1950-08-04

BOXERS, 2 months, sired by CHI,
Baron Trevor of Tredegar, import.
bitch; priced from $50 to 500. JE
3 BAR Sailing KITTENS. males, fe-
males, 7 wks., part Persian. house
brok.: not for sm. children. 81. 6709.
sBEPRERD TYPE dike = eolliel,
broken; needs home in country. 81,
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, Axe reg
istered, blond. champion sired; SIS.
COCKER SPANiELS-1 black male.
mos. old; l red female. . years
old; Axe reg. Call FA. 1852. -6
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. 3 mos. to s
mos: fawns and brindles; Axe. reg
beautiful ,%S, breed bitch: rsasona6le, H. t,lt
st extended 3 miles out. TIE. 2430
BE tGLEs. 3 mo-, Fut. reg, sire, FD.
Ch., Indian Rock Echo. dam con-
sist, field winner. 10. s-7156. %
MIN. FRENCH POODLE PUPPY -
Black, $50. WI. zoos. --6,
COLLIE PUPS, female, Sis; yks
old. Call after 6 pm. HY. 0106:
TOY FOX TERRIERS. ssb each. Cal
sEhMAS1 2s1s SHEPHERD puppies: severa
golden tans. Sire: -Asgards Harrss
HsGXRD KENNELS. reg. IA. $3.50
COCKER PUPS, championship stock
Q skfa EkfaHTEaWEER-o HsE,sSfasRR old pedigreed per
kian Kittens and 2 pedigreed whit
TkRY. Pa, ,14se. -
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

141O CHAPLIN ST. NV rooms,
kitchen, private bath; employed
couple only; $50 month. -
LIV. RM., bedrm.. kit. and bath; all
utilities furn. Call TU. 1858 after
& pm. D
3-RM. APT, pvt. bath: nicely furn.;
suitable for 4 adults; $50, HU. Sols.
? LARGE BEDRMs.. liv. rn... Kit, pvt.
bath; cow. transp.; adults; 1894
1871 cH5uPPis PPPPissNFsSYL1xNrGG 81 Z x 60 Ave. T Ts.E-so
rm; furn. apt. settled couple only
one BEDRM. and foyer. kit. bath,
with furniture, $3.50; bus stop at
door (no childrenl. LaConsa Apis.
9412 Baltimore blvd. Berwyn. Md.
CONN. AVE, 1s3s-The Blue Lion
Manor; newly renovated studio apt,
sos; 3-rm, apt: $3.50: conveniently
10th AND BENTON PL. N.W.-Fur-
nished apartment consisting Of liv-
ing room, dinette, kitchen. bath and
screened porch: available Aug. Z;
rent S1O0 per month. WI. 69lS.
Evening star., 1950-08-04
FARM g. GARDEN

I. H. C. CUB TRACTOR, 994-hp.,
nov $3.50; Farmal super A, S1,260;
&C. fully hyd.. 81 ,335. MALO-
NEYS INC, Silver Spring, SH. 1880.
MALL CHAIN SAW. sales and service.
MALoNEYs. INC, s126 Georgia
SEW iys EaG&lnt ss1TfP sPEins Hsr1est.r Ma rarmal
cub. super A.C.H.M. tractor and COM
piete line of farm equip. New Idea
and Int. corn pickers, New Holland
bailers and corn harvesters, Lou
doun barn equip, sprayer-dusters,
ice. Used equip-F-12 and F-20 on
22i cultivator. F.20 mower. MA
LoNEY's, INC. Silver Spring. sH.
G&TaISRPnLER TRACTOR, med. size.
nc, s1@s Georgia ave- s. S. sH.
BRICK, cement. porches, landscap ping,
soddins, yslks; manure, AZ dirt top
eOP SOIL, fll dirt and manure;
snsiaGns s9immlnss snd and r.novins anes sa te
ROTARY TILLER. ME-. new; will
trade for Old garden tractor. Terms
rEaesTose E1i sleasG, WALKS. terraces, d i1rs,
pipe drainage; az KINDS Of cement
work. F.. MARCUCCIO. Route 3,
Horners lane, Rockville. Md. Phone
Rockville 1888.
TREE REMOVAL, 1 or 1000; bldg,
lots. cleared; low rates; Ky. blue
and clover sod, top soil. GE. 1887:
T0PSOIL-Very good, rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reason able. Call HI. 1898. IS
BOYLE TREE SURGERY-Trimmin
lot clearing, removals, spraying and
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. ETC.;
fully insured: very low rates; free
estimates. WI. 7026. WI. 1860. g
PLAh1 SHADE IkEEh. sh! IDS ana
sll other nursery stock uov We also
specialize In sodding For free es-
Inmates. call LYONS NURSERY
6l02 Ager road. Hyattsville Nd
Tel Warfieio -4756 or unlor as36
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality and
quantity: quick delivery: reas
priyysEay gravel Ii 4-75a4' g. IL
GARDEN TRACTOR, 3 h.p., includ-
ing sickle bar and disc; used | mo-;
also unused cultivator and heavy
duty sarden or paint spray attach
vents: Total price, $325. Fairfax
BULLDoZER, hour or contract. grad
ing roads. driveways, parking lots
land clearing. 10. 3-49l2. s.
p,,IJl1uorc o~I Iore
Evening star., 1950-08-04
ROOMS FveN.-N.w. tcen,., ROOMS FvRNIsHrp-sE-sw.I

24I3 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Twc
.sele: rms. oao N new home, conv'
ANACOSTIA, 1888 MINI. ave. Sc
transp. $40 mo. LII. 4-2S6S. %
1906 s ST. S.E.--Lge. furn. rm.. suit
able for . men, nr. Navy Yard. ---6
HILLCREST-Nice double room for
couple. home privileges. TW. 1447.
616 G ST. s.E.-Large front, twin
beds, nicely furn.; also ] ssle. or
dble. Clean home; reas. FIR. 4912.
FURNISHED BEDROOM - Private
home; near Lincoln Park: gentlemen
only. Ii. $1,000. Sc
1I5 18th ST. Sc, Stonehurst-Lge it.
clear rms, twin beds; mr.. Lincoln
Park car: SIS ca. mo. )
COLORED-ATTRAC. FRONT double
rm.: 5 windows; for couple. will
accept child. LII. 3-5020. -6
Evening star., 1950-08-04
ROOMS, ApTs. TO SHARE

ONE GIRL to share sunny Arm. and
bath apt. with = other quiet girls,
$50. IA. 21s7.
YOUNG JEWISH MAN wanted to
share furn. apt. in apt. bldg. with
eng; low rent. sH. ZOO, Ext. $50.
before 4:30 weekdays. LA. 6-4327
MATURE GENTLEMAN to share A.
room apt; q gentleman or couple.
one II GiRI, ls9. eo-25. to share a-6.dpm. eg
apt. in Arlington. Call after $50
ROOM. new apt. BLDG; two ladies or
smpl0yed en- So s1uple; aast no smoking; good
BUSINESS WOMAN, about so, perm.
empl.. share lovely home; interested
in companionable person; no drink
ms; all utils,; NV; refs. exch. GE.
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA-Government
employe wishes man, to share his
en- and modern bath. all nicely fur
nished, in modern elevator building
Telephone De 20S0.
WILL SHARE lovely 2-bedrm. de luxe
corner apt. with ! refined girl, age
s5.S5; MAID ID seryice RYE. snd excellent * s,,
YOUNG JEWISH MAN desires to
share his furn. apt. with another
young man NV. sec. RA. 9229,
Wed. and Fri. after 8 pm. MR..
MILTON a
2 BACHELORS. professional or Govt.
men preferred, to share large house,
Georgetown, with 3 others. Meals,
maid serv., low rent. WO. 4705,
week nights after s. 4
SINGLE GIRL wanted to share apt.
with another girl; reasonable rent.
Call AID. 23S9. 5
4 YOUNG GIRLS to share home with
employed couple who understand
that girls will be girls. Call XII.
S-9O17 If you are interested in a
real home, not just q place to sleep.
Conv. to Pentagon. -5
2107 S ST. NV.
Large twin-bed rm., to share, for l
girl; sos per month; also other
rooms. HU. 7171. -
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ehins. SiassTare, russ. SRsfe, siivsrpaTe,
painttnRs; highest cash prices paid
Cal! MURRAY tstarbeeser' Ia
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
china. furniture, silvervare, tewelrs
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis seEaL cH b33s;
ANTToUES-Bfic-a-brac. china. sil-
verware, old jewelry, glass. any amt.
Dora krupshaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE-OF-GI
1888 Wis. Ave. NV. NO. 0300.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia-
Monds Of any description; cash paid.
nESSGSM ERNEST suRK SIs,5 6Id 2od,, 18th st. NV v;
home: cash. We do moving. storage
IA. 1887; after pm, GE. l4l6.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds, any
pense. ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1868
Ps; ave. NV: ST. 66es.
EScYCIopED1A's world % ea Book"
wanted in good cond. SH. 1854
FURNITURE wanted at once; good
furniture; entire home or odd pieces.
ns1 wsns srend c Rfno %R FSDY a9s seeTo
FUHRiSsiiruRE. eomplet. household and
sss;s.,Id ssnsls pieces .T Bought seqsht AID. ss7s
FuRNrTURI-wiD ouy. entire CON.
sRs. s Sdd .ns AsG :shne SS 19a
IS years HoPWoopa. stb and d
SITS, NV. ME-. 1887
Evening star., 1950-08-04
APARTMENTS UNFURNlSHEp

BRADLEY BLVD. APTs.-Avail.: 2
bedrm. apts., S9450 and $99.50,
including all utils, excepting phone:
veterans preference, 6701 lillian
dale rd. Oh. Ch.. Md. OIL. 3240:
ONCE hours, 9 to 5. Mon. thru Fri.
55I4 18th ST. N.W.-Large bedrm.,
lse. kit, semipvt. bath: Gentle;
det home, S65 mo. TU. 379l. 5
VIRGINIA-DupleX apt; ? large
bedrms., private bath with shower;
large living room, 6 windows, fire.
place; dining rm., modern kitchen;
Is miles to D. c.. Just off Route
z in Fairfax Co.: lawn, shade; de-
lishtfully cool; available immedi-
ately: $135 mo. To inspect. call
Daleview 9Os0. BOSS d PHELPS.
INC, 1417 X st. NV, Ma. $500. q
MEURlLEE APTS.-Speclous and
bedrm. apis; close to transp, elem:
and high school. shop. center and
theater. 53rd and Defense Hwy.
Bladensburg. Nd. WA. 1921.
$500 18th ST. NV bsmt. apis
in lge. apt. bldg; 2 and 3 rms.
kit. and bath; see elevator oper-
1si9 9'' N ST. NV rms, kit. snt
bath; $36.4s q month. r. M. AL.
KEN. Call MA. 1855. -
Evening star., 1950-08-04
RMs. FURN.-Mp. 8 VA.

nesby %d oosn eonntq9 tom on soGa bus ns
cSsoiesyiilse pike. BELMONT FARM
CHEVY CHAsE-e9O6 Conn. ave
Pvt. home, End fl. corner rm.. over
furn. det. home. Finest Of every
thing. discriminating gentleman.
WI 5501. a
ALEXANDRIA, Beverly Hills-Pleas-
ant room. double bed; launry priv
LARGE COOL ROOM next bath; gen.
tleman; near Hot Shoppes and all
bus lines; 15 min. downtown Wash.
: CHI. 22SS. 3
ARL.-COOL, ,WIDE-OPEN SPACES
Newly dec; parking; daily maid serv.;
gentlemen only. GIL. 1910, %
Evening star., 1950-08-04
FURNITURE BOUGHT
co. 1866 TILL 9 PM.

FuRN.--Entire household contents,
old glassware. silver. misc china:
highest prices. 8 2 EURN ExcH.
FURN.-6 din. rm. chairs: 2 end
tables: 2 chests of drawers: must
be solid walnut or cherry; antique
pref GE. 1898. -6
GAS RANGE, small apt. size; good
rsps rsep2Sd1sicHHic sHcrSo no al%s .t.r t,rn,trr.
heating stoves ACME STOVE CO.,
lDII 9TH st n.w MA 1852
GOLD-Brtng your oId gold. plett-
mum. teeth discarded jewelry We
pay cash A KAHN. INC. SIS years
at pQE ef nw