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Evening star., 1950-02-12
Bethesdo-LoWer Montgomery County =
Family Dinner Party odoy;
Visitor F rom Maine Feted
By LilIion Arthur

Representative and Mrs. Au-
gustine B. Kelley will entertain
at family dinner today with as
many of their family present as
are near enough to get home for
the party. The honor guests will
be their son, Capt. Hilary Kelley,
and Mrs. Kelley who came down
from State College, Pa, Thursday
to spend the week end with them.
For the past six months Capt.
Kelley and his family have been
living in State College. He is a
member of the faculty of the
School of Mines of the Pennsyl-
vania State College.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton B. Kammerer gave the sec
ond of the series of dinners they
have planned to give through
February. Guests arrived at $50
for cocktails and stayed on after
the dinner for several games of
bridge. Guests from Bethesda
were Mr.. and Mrs. Irving M. Dow,
Capt. Joseph A. Guard and Mrs.
Guard, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J.
Hilland, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McIver
Hooks, Mrs. w. Marvin Smith and
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Warren. 9th
ers were Col. and Mrs. Herbert H
Mitchell of Washington and Mr..
and Mrs. j. Joseph Webb Palmer
of Vienna, Va.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. Fif1eld entertained at a dinner
that was one of a series of parties
they will give through February
and March. They are inviting
their guests in groups of 10 and
at Fridays party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs.
James johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodwin Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Joseph Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs,
T.. z. Colbert.
A number of parties have been
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FuNWood-Hunter
Wedding Held

The marriage yesterday of Mrs
Ruth M. Hunter to NJ. larry P.
Fullwood took place in the after
noon in the home of the Rev. Will
liam Nesbitt Vincent.
Mrs. Fullwood is the daughter of
Mrs. G. M. Kline of Washington
and Rockville and the late Mr.. E
w. Mullohan and the bridegroom
Is the son of Mrs. Charles Fullwood
OF Wilmington, N. c.. and the late
Mr.. Fullwood.
MIR. Edison w. Mullohan gave
his sister in marriage and he and
Mrs. Mollohan were hosts at a re-
ception after the ceremony.
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Kathleen VogeI
Weds Mr.. Allen

The marriage of Miss Kathleen
Vogel, daughter of Mrs. Mary E
Vogel of this city and Mr.. ]. E.
Vogel of Bristow, Va, to Mr.. F.
Harris Allen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Allen of Hyattsville,
took place yesterday morning in
st. Teresa's Church. the Rev. j. J.
Clark officiating.
The bride, was escorted by her
brother, MIR. Philip Vogel. After a
Northern wedding trip, the couple
will reside in West Hyattsville,
Md.
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Announcement

Mrs. William Thomas Hopkins
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Bertha Suzanne, to Mr..
Joseph Ellyson Barnes. The cere-
mony took place recently in the
Del Ray Baptist Church in Alex
andria.
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June Weddinu

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Milstead of
Temple Hills, Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Beverly to Mr.. John Gruber, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gruber
Of SWedesboro, N. J. The wedding
will take place in June.
Miss Milstead attended West
ern Maryland College and Mr..
Gruber will be graduated in June
from Western Maryland.
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of cancellations of nation
ally advertised brands of shoes
and are offering them at
substantial savings. Values to
S18.95-you can stock up at
the following tempting prices:
$6.S8, S7.66 and $8.8S-none
higher at any time. High and
low heels, AAAA to C, all sizes
but not in all styles. Spring
colors, too: cherry red, navy
blue, cocoa, grey, beige, etc.
Hurry! 1922 CONN. AVE.
Phone Elk. 95S7.
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&C a n ceHaCl0n"
q h o es from
r H e 8 I'll o e
FAIR, which is
t h e ho m e Of
famous n a m e
shoes in Wash
ington. Rig h t
n o W - they're
receiving S h p
neutS every day
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savings for you!"
d u r ing February
you can get the per-
manent wave you
need-and save SIS
on the wave you
choose. $40 perma-
nents are reduced to
SIS. $3.50 perma-
nenfS are now S12Sl.
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And SIS permanents are only
$40. Best of all, you can say
"Charge it" - because your
charge account is invited.
Mr.. Emile is a pioneer in the
permanent waving field-and
an international authority on
all phases of beauty work.
Consult him. 1921 CONN.
AVE. Phone DI. 1916.
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about babies-and about your
baby in particular. Soft you
are an expectant mother
and live in Washington, or its
suburbs-Ru are entitled to
a copy of "THE BABY BOOK
LET" merely for the asking.
It's full of data about babies.
From it, you'll determine your
baby's horoscope, birthstone,
flower, etc. 1t even contains
over 1900 suggestions for
naming boy and girl babies.
Simply mail a postcard with
your name, address, phone
number, and date of expec-
fancy to BOX 1872, Main Post
Office, Washington, d. C. A
copy will be mailed to you
promptly.
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LAA - S~A~
you--if you
a re Gin
f a mt = lei =
p a t in &. 3"
We know,
Y o u want
to lie a r n
everything
V0 III C a n
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clothes" Go to
MARCEL'S "Slen-
derizing and Health
Clubs" - and use
the ring = rollers,
belt vibrators, cab
inets, cycle exer-
ciser, rowing ma
chimes and vacuum
cups. A trial course
of a whole month
Evening star., 1950-02-12

Skilled S ilv e r.
smiths will re-
store your worn,
tarnished a n d
battered silver
to its form e r
cleaning beau
ty. They use a
heavy quadruple
silver finish that
iS 0ryoranfand
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bounded by
the most de-
licious oys-
ters, ella m S,
c "a b S, lob
sters, shrimps,
sc a Hops, as
well as salt
w, a o~ a ~ n
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Of treatments only $40. They
give Swedish massage, too.
1922 18th ST. NV. Phone RE.
1746. Uptown: 3009 14th ST.
NV. HO. 0166.
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liciOus foods, large portions,
and unbelievably low prices.
It's self-service-no tipping is
permitted. For example: Sir
lOin steak, Csc. Fried Chicken,
55c. Vegetables, salads and
desserts, 10c and 15c. Located
right downtown, in the Har-
rington Hotel, at 11th and =
SITS. NV.
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eEA .epIIs fresh w ter
" "~@ fish. In addi-
tion-you can order charcoal
grilled steaks, chops and fried
chicken. If you adore good
food you'll appreciate this
fine restaurant. They also
serve uplifting beverages
and are famous the country
over, for their unusual atmos-
phere. Go for luncheon, for
dinner, during shopping hours,
and after a movie. Everything
is prepared the way you like
ft-and to your order. Ask
the headwaiter to seat you at
the Captains Table, or in the
Ships Cabin, or In any of the
other Marine Dining Rooms.
l22l and 12a7 E ST. NV.
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A
n
cents
i af
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in Washing
t n" Th e v
serve lunch
e o n, dinner
a n d Sunday
dinner--to SO
many people
who appreci-
ate their de-
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+" FEBRUARY Is A
'''A SHORT MONTH-but
EMILE has packed it full of
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REGN NOW-to slim
down-so that you'll
box well in your spring
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" A FISH TALE-that's
tried and true!"
O'DONNELL'S SEA GRILL is
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Call DU. 2798 for estimate.
Pick up and delivery service.
Or stop in at 3611 M ST. NV.
Il block beyond Key Bridge.
= . =
q THE KITCHETERIA--
has become one OF
the most popular eating spots
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p EST r. Alto N

SILVER SHOP in Georgetown.
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e. FOR THE TIME OF
YOUR LIFE"
Evening star., 1950-06-07

June the Merry Month of Moths and it's time
your ReeferGoIIer campaign against the With NoMoh
every closet moth doesn't have prayer for Nohoh
kills mohs Keeps clothes free from moths. kills all stages
Of moth life leaves cngng odor Order for every
closet in your home! NO-MOTH REFILLS, 79c
Evening star., 1950-06-07
"STURDIFOLD" Awnings
MADE-TO-ORDER

Use these awnings all 'yeor round! Finished
with boked-on enamel, steel is borderized
and galvanized Custom-mode for door
hoods, windows. Choice of red, green, terra
cotto, yellow, white and eeeshelI. Phone
Dl. 700 for estimote
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Upholstered Furniture
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

CARPENTER-Porches. garages. par
titions. plaster. large or small:
CEMENT WALKS. drives, walls,
white mech. JACK sPARKEs, Ho.
PAINTING, or-season price for
cheerful estimates; Cali CHAS.
A HOME CONSTRUCTION LOAN Of
S400, cost 1878. monthly; carpen-
try. roofiIg, siding, miscellaneous;
no money down. UN. 4010.
ASPHALT TILE. 100 50. #. installed,
Sis; marbelfzed colors. Call any
AnpfTioSs. f'pfi SEi sMasoaRNIz1NG MoaDERNIz1NG. base base
ment to roof; no money down; 2
yrs. to pay. HAMILTON coNsT.
ADDITIoNs. Porch Enclosures, base
ment improvements. etc. For solu-
tion to your problem or an estimate
call Mr.. WILSON, AT. 4100. -13
GENERAL building repairs, altera-
tions and waterDrooflng. Color
crete, rainboy range OF colors te
select from for all types Of ma
sonary. Fres labor and materia'
survey made. Phone OV. 4799. C.
A. BEAIS CO., general contrac.
FENCE, salvanized Chain link, all
posts set In concrete, in1med. In
stallation, no money down, SO mos.
to pay. Get the best for Less. Phone
1HO, 6Se3; ewes. and suns, DE. 96Sz.
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS Cont. }

ALTERATIONS from basement attic
by New York decorator; one room
or all; reasonable. MI. 6298. 14'
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothing but the
best: laying. sanding, finishing,
cleaning: parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS. INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
North 2216.
MODERNIZING and additions, cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 1903 Eye st. NV.
MODERNIZING and additions. cellar
to roof Call RA. O260 for free est
PARAGON CONSTRUCTION CO.
PAINTING, weather-stripping. caulk-
ing, gutter. spout and general car
ppenter ppeenntse work. Cash or terms. AT.
LAST OFFER on special winter
prices for quality brick and cement
work; porches, steps, sidewalks,
drivewayS, pools, floors, Easements.
terraceS walls Call LII 2-422h 1Is
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcant. !

CARPENTER. alterations and repairs
old and new work; no job too small
Call OW. 5527 any time. is
CARPENTRY = Repairs specially
TeS pa4cbeE fmS b nshea peasraS roof asocK ssPsTs
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recrea.
tion rooms, porches inclosed. stair.
W VS.. dormer windows, Residential
or commercial. j. E. HENDRICKS
UN. 249l
tRPENTRY. rec. rms, incl porches
storm sash. cabinets, store shelly. etc
LAWRENCE. RA 9703. TU 1881
CELLAR OR WALLS WET? Masonr!
poor? Roof leak? Expert work; low
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES Electri
cally -azor-kleened or no charge
RoTO-RoOTER. Phone RA. 1881
anv day, any ntsht.
hand finishing on draperies, spread
and slip covers. They look beautiful
when done by EXQUISITE,
EIEcTRIcAL 1Ei Tfic. INSTALL. repairs, re
wiring stores, homes, fiuorescen
fixtures. Licensed contractor. RA
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations
prompt. courteous, guaranteed seTv
Ice A. C. ELECTRIC CO., RIA. 5S5s
FLOORS sanded and finished. Quail
ity work at a reasonable price. M
FLOORS sanded and finished; limo.
!l1 TAYLoR 5RO FLooR Ls sER1.. ' WA. iiss
FLOOR SERVICE, day or night
Floors laid wood, asphalt rubber
ing. W. B. FLOOR CO., 81. 6Q53
pY,pN prp.IpS ,a-.,+.r e,t
cabinet work. Low rates, Februars
and March; ,S5;oIE 8; 2. FuRN. REPAIR
FURNITURE REPAIRs, all kinds
Will make to order tables, chairs
etc, w, WILLIAMS, FIR. 4476.
GLASS INSTALLED-one pane OIL
R4ee eeo esnsPes As4 small 4R csSRsRter sgss s E9rk
HEATING, installation nnddnEp and repairs
1uacAN' s. ScA .yRe, Ro. 575s. EGens oNoHoi M1e "A
MATTRESSES remade, So up. STEIN
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th st. NV
PAINTFiNtGS.. FiitS. interior and exterior;
first-class work and materials; dc
my own work; references. CHI. 1871
PAINTING-Day or ewes; interior
and exterior; very reasonable. WA
PAINTING. interior; good work fol-
fair prices; 80 yrs experience
pAfNTiNG AIN hSi IS siPEc.-s1a.5o any aver Az
rm. Free estimate. Immediate
service. WI. 6797.
PAINTING, interior; excellent work
manship; reasonable rates; guar
work. Free estimates. Call AID. 5237
PAINTING and paper hanging, 80
yrs. exper., sanding, floor finishing
1st-class mechanic, excel. service
FHA terms. Reas. prices. RA
915S, ewes. and Sun, IA. 1870.
PAINTING. general repairs, fences
ETC.. 1st-class; free estimate. TU
PAINTING, papering. floor sanding:
bFMENT fTss aTstimate M aoso &C GHAR1Ess AZ bsss
PAINTING, Kem-Toning, papering
In. and ext. Neat, clean, reas. Free
estimates. Do own work, 81. 6042
PAINTING, paperine. roof repairs,
cutters. We are experts with deep
colors. Call us for your interior OF
exterior painting needs. COLONIAL
DECORATORS, RA. 1864.
PAINTING, FLOOR SANDING, paper
ing, rsemodeling. Cash Cash or terms
PAINTING, PAPERING First-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
etely Call MR.. POAT, GE. 5643
Evening star., 1950-02-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SANDWICH SHOP. downtown, nr.
hotel; only So 900 down; EQUIP. is
worth $50 900; asking price only
$1,000; But hurry. CITY REALTY,
DSWNTo%Sn sus. sns furn FRi Price psENPsT5S
OWENS REALTY, ME-. o4s6.
GROCERY super market, all cash
growing rapidly: about 5000 So; IT.
tits5 floor space; SPACE no ,a competition within
$1,000 cash, bal. terms. MILTON
GOLDSMITH; DI. 0440.
DRY CLEANING STORE, fully equip
ped to handle own work; sacrifice
price less than cost of equipment
Call OR. 3033 after 6 pm.
MOTOR C0URT-1O modern rental
units; modest rates: I'm. owners
nearby Va; red hot bargain; half
cash: Details by appt. only. Call
HERBERT H. FRENCH, exclusive.
DUPONT CIRCLE-12 rms. running
mo. Reas. rent. $1,000 handles.
OWNER SICK, offers his hardware
and appliance store for sale In good
town within 25 miles Of D. C. in
Va. Good. clean stock. Lease has
tended. Il. B. MITcHELL, Hern-
don, Va. Phone 1876.
DRY CLEANING PLANT, completely
equipped; excellent neighborhood; !;
splendid opportunity for couple;
eGnysnient terms; Deal directly with
DfsTRfsBuTfNRG IL 'sB3 sBB3GsNEss-Exclu-
sive franchises on nationally ad-
vertised products; long established:
reasonably priced. Box 254-T, Star.
DEATH OF OWNER requires sacrifice
sale Of meat stand business, in 7th
and o SITS. Market. MILTON KAP-
Ian, Attorney, Ma. 1716.
FINE SUBURBAN RESTAURANT along
picturesque C. & o. Canal; ideal for
seafood; fine oppor. for exper.
restauranteur financially responsible,
as leaSee or partner. WI. 8240.
Furniture Store for Sale
Opportunity of a lifetime to buy
an old established furniture store.
For sale at inventory. Lease avail
able to responsible party. Call
Lincoln 3-3354 Monday.
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PAINTING. Interior and exterior
manship. BROCK, vi. 63I3. III
PAINTING. neat, professional work
guaranteed at reasonable prices
pATSTINa sTSs fSeimaSfs Ans DEcoRATlSG, AIN stores
and business estsb. done quickly and
reas., on 24-hr. basis; also PVT
homes; free est. WA. $780, vi
PAINTING pifsi AND PApERrNG. com. and
AwRENcs Ees fsEs fusfsRers Ra s7S tS5 07s5
PAPERING, uainting, KEN, ,,Toning;
$40 9, room up: floors sanded and
pspEkTNG' sf51nlisea' AERp5 ny psaSfIN5T11NG-paper sSI51
esmoEsd esanIcs1 RgDaIs RS Itsa9i asG7 '0l0fed
PAPERING. experienced mechanic.
Work done reasonable and guaran-
teed Call GE. S355.
PAPERING, PAPER HANGING by a
5sfDaf ca Anytime Thss %on Jo ssses SsS see0S WORK
PAPERING.. 5-rm., 2-story-hall house
S85,. complete: do own work; white
mech. MA. 5734; DU. 1920 after 5.
PAPERING, PAINTING. PLAsTERING
Cali Mfsk BARNETT' ISET .eSiPs"s Me- s4s5 'o n0'i'
PAPER HANGING, painting; white
mechanics, do own work; 90 yrs,
exp; reliable. lookout, D1. 799s'
PAPER HANGING done at once. 81
a room and up; do. own work;
guaranteed; white mechanic. GE.
PAPERHANGER-S Specializing In pri-
yate homes; work done by self IA.
1898 for free estimates.
PAPERHANGlNG-$7 up per rm;;
guaranteed -GE 1888. lGE. 2461
PLASTER REPAIRING. patch work
specially; white mechanics: good
service. E. o. LIVINGSTON, TU.
PIAsIERING, patching. repairing,
small Jobs, speciality, white me-
chanics, work guaranteed. Can LA.
PLASTERTNG, patching and water
proofing; small or large jobs. MI.
9472 -15
PLASTERING a speciality; large and
small jobs, new or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723.
PLUMBING-No Job too small, re.
pairs and replacementS SAMUEL G
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MIST BE SOLD

dry goods and notion store; good
lease. Only $500 complete.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1424 K st NV, SUN. AID. 5907
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HK APTS $500 DIN

Near Dupont Circle; rooms. 2
baths bstg rent; 81 S11o: o., incems soS quoted
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1925
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ELECTRICAL BUSINESS
Manufacturing and wholesale fiuor
escent; long estab., good help, good
stock. Price, S11,500. ls.b. A. R.
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CAMERA REPAIRS

Movie equip. fforeign or domestic)
BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV; trade
ins. Free Parking. RE. 2434.
CARPENTER, remodeling. any de-
Icription. Reas., ref, guar. ST.
1880: Sun. and ewes. DU. 9327..
CARPENTRY and general repair;
mediate attention given. Cali TIE.
057s Sum-; weekdays after $50.
CARPENTRY, jobbing and repairing
We do our own work; satisfied Gus
cSRPENTRY, cSHmsEs III "a al home re repairs: Gpso say.
chanic. GOODMAN. AID. 314e.
CARPENTER - General carpentry;
Sust,-built furn., rec. rms, screen
nx, stc.i fast and yeas. SH. S15S.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ANTIQUE BRTC-A-BRAC and paint.
ing. Ref1nishing and upholsterine
90 for expert Workmanship. Cal
MIR. JOS. SCHOENBAUR, RE. 0106
.2223 Kearney st. ne. 14s
ASPHALT, concrete driveways ant
paired. coMMUNTTY PAVING CO.
INC. OIL. 4S00, OIL. $500. "a
BRICKLAYNG, house building, sa.
RACES, retaining walls, chimneys
etc. Estimates free. Gil. 4400, Ext
sRHitc;KLAYNG- Fireplaces, chin.
ueyg, walls and walks built and re.
paired. A. FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994
BUILDING AND REMODELING b!
experienced workman, free estimates
Phone CHI. 1892
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PLANS DRAWN

Residential and commercial building.
by an experienced designer. HO
1896. IL"
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% ROOMS, 6 BATHS
come over 5000 monthly. Ideal for
small hotel or guest house; $4,000
down. Call Mr.. Pastor.
Pastor & LutZ. EX. 2555
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"FOP PENTD
REAI. OPPORTUNITIES

Small grocery for beginner; $500
weekly; low rent. Only $l,500
down.
L1QUoR-GRocERY COMBINATION,
$4,000 wkly.; busy NV. location;
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
1924 K st. NV, ewes, AID. 5907.
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
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To ROOMS, 5 H2 BATHS
Oil heat, lease for 8 years.. Income
SGe m9nthy rm a9a Come ooasa snd
18th; $500 down. balance terms,
Call Miss Lee.
Pastor & Lutz, EX. 1855
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Painting and Decorating
HAMILTON PAINTING, AID. 5129
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SLIP COVERS, drapes, made from
your material; reas., prompt, salts
faction guaranteed. La. 6-6304.
UPHOLSTERING - Couches, chairs,
home or at shop; furn. repairing of
all kinds. 8. M. JANNEY, GE. 03S0.
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IA ROOMS, 3 BATHS
Oil heat. Rent only S1O1 monthly.
Quoted income, $3.50 plus l room
for owner; very good furniture; ST.
600 down. Call Miss Lee.
Pastor & LutZ, Elk. 1855
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SANDWICH SHOP, downtown. nr.
busy. 14th St. nr. office bldg. and
hotel; only So 900 down; equip. is
worth $4,000; asking price only
$4,000, But hurry. CITY REALTY,
RE. 0703
Evening star., 1950-02-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE-Forced to va.
cate: self-service; col. neighborhood
Cash trade. Easy to operate. PEN
SHIRE MARKET, 1920 18th NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-12

"a ROOMS, $3.50 RENT
Rooming House, close to 14th and
Mass. ave. NV: baths; income
quoted S735 mo-: unusual nice
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. h14n
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BEAUTIFUL SELF-SERVICE gro-
Gerry, rapid growing community.
Business can be doubled if man
aged right; owner Ill, must leave
city. Call all day, Ii. 3-7031. Ia
GAS STATION, business, stock and
equipment. 1st and K SITS. NV.
$1,000 for all. GERBICH, MI. 4047
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Myers Trial Will Ope'
Monday on Charges
0fIAbortion Death

Ralph w. Myers, a, is to go on
trial Monday in District Court on
q charge of performing an abor-
tionl on a 20-year-old married
woman on January 4, resulting in
her death.
District Court Judge Alexander
Holtzof yesterday refused a re-
quest of Defense Attorney James
j. Laughlin to postpone trial to
allow additional time for prepara-
ton.
Mrs. Nina Jean Campbell, the
mother of two young children
was found dead and severely beat
en- in the apartment of Miss Ruth
Childs, 1921 Fairmont street NV.
then director of nurses education
at Children's Hospital.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney John C. Conliff, jr. yesterday
said the Government expects to
prove Mrs. Campbell's death re-
suited from an embolism, caused
by an injection of air during the
abortion attempt.
Deputy Coroner Christopher j
Murphy testified at the inquest
into Mrs. Campbell's death that
there was air in her blood vessels
and that her heart was dilated as
q result.
MIR. Laughlin said the defense
will contend death was not caused
by the embolism but by a beating
received by Mrs. Campbell. The
defense also will contend Myers
did not administer the beating.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
By the Assoeiofed Press

ST. LOUIS, Mar. THE Gov.
ernment has complained to a tax.
payer about red tape. He was re-
buked for paying his income tai
too often!
The culprit, or hero, is Alder
man Alfred I. Harris. a lawyer
Like many others, he has to esti-
mate his income in advance and
make payments on the basis Of the
estimates.
Mr.. Harris filed not one, but IL
different estimates of his income
for 1949. He made 10 payments
during the period, instead of the
usual four.
This brought a cry Of anguish
from Government bookkeepers.
Mr.. Harris was called on the
carpet by a deputy collector OF
internal revenue. What If $4,000
other taxpayers did the same
thing, he was asked. Mr.. Harris
Evening star., 1950-03-17
CrisIers to Give Lecture
On Olympic Peninsula

Members of the National Geo.
graphic Lecture Society will hear
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Crisler de-
scribe the wilderness of Washing
ton States Olympic Peninsula at
S:15 o'clock tonight at Constitu-
tion Hall.
The Crislers have made their
home in a log cabin deep in the
PENINSULA miles from the near
est neighbor.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
SoreII Club Cover Girl
Dance Planned Tomorrow

The annual Sorrell Club Cover
Girl Dance will be held at 9 pm
tomorrow at the Washington Hotel
with proceeds going to the Ma
tional Infantile Paralysis Fund.
Contestants for the Miss Cover
Girl title will be girls from high
school sororities in the Washing
ton area.
Willis Conover of radio station
WWDC will act as master of cere-
monies.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
7 oxpuyer Taxes Bookkeepers;
Paid 10 Times During 1o4o

said he didn't know. But he Of
fered this explanation:
Every time I got an extra 500
or so in fees. I decided to pay on
my taxes before I spent the money
With prices as high as they
are. it is hard to keep ahead. ]
didn't want to get caught with a
big payment and not have the
money"
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Oak Ridge Physicist
To Lecture at G.. u.

DR.. Aston S. Householder, ply
sicist at Oak Ridge National Lab
oratory, Tenn. will lecture at 8:15
pm. Monday in Room 204, Shan
an Hall, Catholic University.
The lecture, 1.-THE Relations of
Mathematics to the Sciences" will
be sponsored by the university
chapter to the American Society
of University Professors.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

University Seminary Singers. A
graduate of the University of Iowa,
he took advanced work at Harvard
University. He is also known as a
ass-baritone.
The Glee Club, composed of so
voices, is making it's annual spring
tour.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

s u n d a y in
Hamline Meth
odist Church,
Sixteenth and
Allison streets
N. w. Both
classical and
s e m i-c ! a S
sica,l numbers
will be given.
DR.. Slough
ton, professor
of music at
B o ston Uni
versity, is also
conductor of
the B nS ON
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Legion Post to Meet

The Department of Justice
Post No. Al of the American
Legion will meet at 8:15 pm
Monday in suite 131o-1318 of the
Justice Department, Ninth and
Pennsylvania avenue NV.