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the details of courtship. Still,
there is no peace in the parental
bedroom where Tracy and Miss
Bennett retire to be haunted by
the terrors they foresee for any
girl so innocent and incompetent
as their child. 1t is bad also in
the kitchen, especially during the
announcement party, where father
is too busy playing bartender
ever to get around to announcing
the engagement.
There is little choice between
the incidents which make Father
Of the Bride" so humanity humor-
GUS as a screen exhibit. They are
all good; the angry one in which
daughter breaks the news; that
in which father is routed in his
check-up on the ,bridegroom's A.
nancial position: the meeting of
the families of the engaged cou-
pies; the long row over how big
the wedding is to be; and the
AASAAAAAAesoAAA6 0CSOt1d01OIiS UGbWGen
the father and the fashionable
caterer.
X X X n
Tracy, who knows all the tricks
OF making comedy simple and
sophisticated at the time, gives
one of his best performances as
the harried father in the Palace
picture. 1t is a mixture of tender
ness. irony, Illustration, anger, and
desperation the like of which every
father will identify himself with
quite falsely.
Miss BENEFITS mother is an
other charmer, and Miss Taylor
is ideally cast as the cause of it
all. Leo G. Carroll turns the bit
part OF the caterer into a comedy
gem and the others give not the
smallest ground for complaint
over their work.
AS you must have gathered bv
now. Father of the Bride" is
pretty wonderful.
Evening star., 1950-07-04
TODAY's NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
SUNSET DRIVEN
E. NJ. LOVES MT. VERNON
CPEN AIR DRIVEN

Rt. 1. 3 Mi. South OF Alexandria. Va.
open 8 DIST Starts 9:1O! EDMOND
o,ERLEN; ROBERT STACK in FIGHTER
Fuss Bunny Cartoon Festival. Five Tech
nicolor Ticklers, at 9:1O! Make it a
Wonderful Holiday Outing, Free Kiddie
Playground, Free Cowboy Pony Rides.
Free Monkeyland, Kiddie Ferris Wheel
Cooling Refreshments, Southern Fried
chicken. Green Grass and Cool Fresh
Country Air It's a Wonderful Evening
for the Whole Family. Theatre win Be
Open at DIST on the Fourth Of Julyi
Bring the Whole Family. Adults Only 6Oc.
Children Always Free!
Evening star., 1950-07-04
HOLLYWOOD.

Behind movie headlines.
Father of the Bride" had bare
ly opened in the key centers before
a spontaneous clamor went up
from box off1ce-starved exhibitors
for sequel-and quick, please!
MGM had pretty fair suspi-
cion. perhaps, that this human lit
tie family tale featuring Spencer
Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor would
click-but admittedly had no idea
of the rousing reception the fans
would pour forth.
The studio did have plans for q
follow-up, Fathers Little Divi-
dend," in which Pop Tracy would
be shown in the opening scenes as
Ia grandfather. Shooting on this
one, however. was not to start un-
til after the first of next year.
But as the cry from sl1owmen
grows day by day. the writer's are
being whipped into lather get
ting the new script ready to start
as early as September 20. Cables
have been sent to the honeymoon
ing Miss Taylor in Europe to take
good care of herself and be sure
to return home by September /.
Tracy is available and so is Di-
rector Vincente Minnelli, as well
as Pandro Berman. producer of
the original.
Commenting on the altogether
delightful fact that Father of the
Bride" broke all attendance rec
ords for the past two years, Earl
]. Hudson Of Detroit, one of
Paramount's top chain theater
operators, writes us an apt ex-
PLANTATION of why this movie has
struck such a popular chord.
ut has many, if not all, of the
elements that make for popular
mass entertainment" Hudson
commented. TOO many pictures
lack any sympathetic quality in
one or more of the characters and
are barren of action or dialogue
that gives an audience a few smiles
or good. hearty laughs. Father of
the Bride" is particularly rich in
those endowments because prac-
tically all the characters demand
great sympathy.
ANY picture wherein an audi
ence cannot find at least one char
acter that commands their SYM
pathy and their genuine interest
in his or her problems and their
outcome has two strikes on it be-
fore the start. Equally, a picture
which does not have some measure
Of comedy relief through a char
acter or several situations is very
doubtful box Office.
Il don't know why Hollywood
producers so often fail to recognize
and respect these two simple fun
damentals of entertainment con-
tent. It isn't a matter of personal
opinion because the record Of
theater crosses spells it out con-
clusively."
~ xA
Funniest things happen to the
boys and girls who win drama
awards on the New York stage and
then come to Hollywood. Fresh
from his Critics Award triumph
for his Broadway performance in
THE Hasty Heart" Richard Base
hart turned up at 20th-Fox and
took one of the most isolated
movie roles on record.
In Fourteen Hours" which is
a graphic elaboration of the SEN
sational New York headline affair
of couple Of years back, where a
man stood on a high ledge that
many hours before finally leaping
to his death, Basehart does ex-
actly that. He just stands on Is
inch ledge. It's his entire action
and locale throughout the film
story which transpires in just IA
hours. His dialogue consists of ex-
actly % words.
You'd think that would be
rather easy, but not at all! Base
hart contracted a severe case of
poison oak, has both legs band
Evening star., 1950-07-04

VINO mas not, Will ma It intel
ligent to put the Palace theater
on his schedule as soon as he can
find a pencil.
Edward Streeter caught the full
flavor of the deranged process OF
courtship and marriage in his best
seller novel on which the Palace
comedy is based. He demonstrated
that it is a combination de-
signed not merely to drive two
families berserk but, before it is
over, to send its ripples of chaos
through an entire community.
The picture. directed by Vim
cente Minnelli from a screen
script by Frances Goodrich and
Albert Hackett (the old Thin
Man" writers) keeps the faith
completely with the spirit of
Streeter's story.
Anyone who asks more is a
misanthrope.
Tracy is the hero of the Palace
picture, a composite of all fathers,
and an actor skilled enough to
find the last small joke the tribal
customs play on male parents.
All he has ever done is inno-
Gently to court Joan Bennett,
marry her, produce three children
OF whom one is a girl elizabeth
Taylor). The daughter is his
darling, a princess charming in
the family's handsome suburban
home. He has no reason to be-
lieve she will be less than a joy
forever-until one night he comes
home from his law Office and
finds that she has fallen in love.
Life is never to be serene again
until months later the last we'd
ding guest has departed and the
parents of the bride stand in the
shambles of china, silver, glass
ware and linen and decide it is
worth while to pick up the pieces.
Streeter's story caught, and the
film retains, the full gamut of
emotions run by fathers of brides:
as uproariouS a gamut as the
human spirit is asked to endure.
II begins for Tracy with his
mental run-through of which
gangling young idiot could be the
one who has trapped his daughter.
He is aghast at the ignorance of
fathers. no less so at the wilful-
ness Of daughters and the useless
ness Of mothers in such a situa-
tion. This, however, is the first
detonation of the crisis. It is to
be followed by a seemingly end
less chain of them, each louder
and more menacing until even the
two lovers shall have their mo-
ment OF thinking they, too, hate
each other.
Nothing is left out of this sum-
ming up of fatherhood's funniest
and longest dilemma. The pic
ture takes Tracy and his family
step by step through its emotions
and Minelli and his players ex-
plore each for its full worth.
Most Of the action takes place
IN the family home. Busiest spots
are the living and dining rooms
where the father, the bride, the
mother and the fiance fight out
Evening star., 1950-07-04
Dronno News and Reviews
1rocy as Father Of Bride
Summers S Funniest Man
By Joy CormodY

In the fewest words possible: Don't miss Father
This comedy cenerng in the happest of the tribal
seasons funniest picture -Goldwyn given it
maximum of richness with kew
surrounded by much loveness possibly
Anyone survived wedding matter
Evening star., 1950-10-08

cENERATloN-TEsTED In Swift's own re-
search kennels, IL generations of happy,
healthy dogs have been raised on an exclu-
sive diet of Pard and water.
cENERATIoN-PRovE Since 1882, more
logs in more homes have eaten more Pard
than any other quality canned dog food.
Join the millions who feed their dogs PARD.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
CASE is CLOSED
Continued from preceding page

you remember her as kid, and don't Did she
ever have shock of some sort? Anything to scare
her?"
"Eve!' she said. "She was too busy taking care
of her pretty little SELF She was the darndest little
liar ever knew She got into all sorts of trouble"
well. she's good and scared now" said. May
be it's all in her mind, but she thinks someone is
threatening her. Listen Emily, I've been thinking
on my way here. Do you remember the winter
Mother took her away? l was only nine or so, but
they were gone for months, weren't they? Wasn't
there something wrong?"
l THOUGHT Emily looked uncomfortable, but she
laughed
so you think Eve had baby! In Tucson.
Arizona, where they had dozens of friends! Don't
be fool Bobbe.''
They did co.
"Of course. Eve had cough she couldn't get rid
of. That's all She came home WELL and got married
soon after. In 1890, that was She glanced at the
clock on the mantel and got up I'm sorry" she
said, but the kids will be home soon and so will
George, and all of them ravenous. If Hilda decides
she can't take Eve any more send her me- will you?"
"Eve?"
mo, for heavens sake! Hilda. "
Somehow that trip to Arizona stuck in my mind
and as Eve disappeared after dinner that night
had chance to talk to Paul. He listened with
interest to my account of my talk with Doctor
Lyons, but when it came to the fall and winter of
20 he drew blank
81 was in college" he said. "Sure, knew they
went to Tucson. Ewes chest, or something But
wasn't home much those years. went to Canada
in the summers
L GAVE up then and went out on the porch. 1t
was clear moonlight. The shadows were very
definite, and before long was sure someone was
standing beside cump of lilacs at the edge of the
lawn. Paul had gone up to bed, and of course the
maids were a mile off and sound asleep anyhow.
But l was not particularly frightened l stepped
to the edge of the porch and called.
Who's out there?" said.
The figure emerged, slowly and rather sheeplshly,
I thought, and l recognized Frank Nesbit. He came
up to the porch before he spoke.
Sorry if scared you" he said. Il saw rather
rough-ooking man turn in the drive and followed
him. But lost him in the shrubbery He's evil
IDENTIFY gone. Nice night, isn't it,"
"Are you sure he's gomez" asked nervously.
Heard car start up. Probably just had let's
say personal reasons"
sat down on the top step and got cigarette out
Continued ON page rs
Evening star., 1950-03-03
HOUSES FURNISHED

CAPE COD ocesn-side cottage. un-
usually attractive architecture. an
tique furniture. completey equipped.
June lst through Oct. LIST, S2,500.
Call EN-: 1919. %
IL min. over South Capitol Bridge
to downtown; 6-rm. br., semidet.,
nicely furn.; no pets: give refs;
avail about March is or rs; $l25.
Box 4701. Wash 20. D. C. -5
VA.-Furnished home,
At Z. Raymond ave: rooms and
ssFnRM Hssh; Sdoo mabPSs %G GalI nn,rE TE 4 1892
with firepl., tiled kit. and bath, rec
rm. with f1repl. in bsmt.; gas heat.
Phone TIE. 5541. IS
MODERN 3-BEDRM. BRICK house;
gas heat; front porch, inclosed rear
yard; full bsmt; bus at corner
Owner occupies one bedrm.: bal. Of
house for rent. 500 mo. and util.
Immed. a. 01supancy. stssa, 1910 18th ST.
sHnBEDkoooss s.iSS iBSGSsSeALow-on heat.
city water. lee. lot, conv. to schools
sasI end CHURCHES, as, . in Fairfax. $50 mo.
BRGNTMoop' GaEs ~ s1gsis71 ss71ae r. I. AvE.-bb.t.
ss:s ssss + siss =; y. M r., DSss Ssis,:s S
HY. OO4s. -3
FALLS CHURCH. vA.-3 bedrooms.
gas &C. heat; S110 per month. Call
Property Manager. WEAVER BROS.
INC, Washington Bldg. DI. $500.
vIRGINIA-5-bedrm brick, furn.;
near Fl. Myer; $500 mo. W. D.
WHITENER, Broker. oW. 1888. $
BRICK BUNGALOW, nicely furn.; 2
bedrms., lge. yard; conven. to shop
cupancy. -UN. 21O3. 8
MASS. AVE. HGHTS.,-Nr. Wis. ave :,
on Fulton ST., will rent 1st d. of lge.
house; kit, dinette and 8 other
rms, 500 mo. EN-. 1896. A
ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
in excel Country Club Hills IN. Arl)
short blocks to club. 1928 mo.
Call CHE ALL or CH 6Oh7
Evening star., 1950-03-03
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

LABRADOR RETRIEVER puppies, ali
black, championship strain, Axe,
veterinary supervised, perfect con-
dition. Elmwood 3oS. IS
good pet; reasonable. ia. s-039s.
sIAMEss "A, 3 . CAT for sale, altered. Can
ENGLfsaae SPRINGER SPANIEL pS pups.
Wg registered; Isaa, mos, old: e: $50. Cali
blo9d lines. Real Bargains. GE.
YoGNe S5GS IRISH SETTER, male, M0 to
good home; reasonable. WI. 543s.
TOY FOX TERRIERS. tiny toys,
sp1t1 sI,d locker cookers ;sn po;meranians; Gsas
DERE Kennels. IA. i4ae. 5N @S
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, thor
oughbred, males, 2 months old,
blond or black. OIL. s157. S25 ea.
GREAT z a. D.. DANES. tswns and brind!ss,
reg, Some show prospects Dane
stud service by champion). EPAW
3 miles out. H IF 24so. LUKE S'' e@'''
CoLLIE-Pedigreed. female, black
cafI cad sIl Ehits; s4sst about l ". old; $50
COCKER PUPS-AKc, black, Cham.
pion bloodlinss.. inoculated: 10
wks. XII. 1886. 8
COOKERS, black, 8 wks.: champion
ship stock, Axe reg; wormed Call
GEKMAN sHEPHERDs-pupptess out
Of Champion Ionya OF Grettamarc
ASGARD KENNELS, reg. FA. $500.
AT STUD, champion cocker black and
white; best blood in the country;
Zee S35; 3L, 3sI6. %.
ga mos, SIS. Call HU. 1895. IS
SIBERIAN HUSKIEs, Axe reg, beau
tiful and gentle: some with blue
eyes. Phone OR. 1897.
DOGS AND CATS available for adop-
.ton to good homes. Phone Sligo
51s3 weekdays "a, Sat. 9-12, no
Sun: MONTGOMERY COUNTY
,S ANIMAL SHELTER.
WILL GIVE to good home 1 Persian
female cat and small grey and white
male kitten, Call TIE. 215S.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, 8 weeks;
Axe, ped; blonds and blacks; S25
and $35. TU. 5459, &
Evening star., 1950-03-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER. wife. son, aged II,
home only on vacations, desire 2-3
bedrm.. unfurn: house; Beverly
Hills or Ike virginia community;
no. no PETS, s5a rent UP to s12o. AD. s4e4,
s-BEDRooM HoUsE-unf.; pref.
1esent asa Ga asf P P.s G. .i5o ~ sFp E Ssss
UNFURN. 4 BEDRMs., in Va: penta-
gon officer: good maintenance guar. ;
suburban or country. oW. 1850.
LET ME RENT your furn. or unfurn.
puNN1NToN, BUM a;Sj afSs VI ass5. SsS CLYDE C.
WANTED, furn. or unfurn. house; 8
bedrms., din. rm.. drawing rm.,
cheyy Chs y, Chase, Spring Valley. BOX
UNFuRN. s's! ss!.BEpRM. HOUSE in me No.
AT: A5:, wanted for . adults. Cali 81.
PERMANENT RESIDENTS, middle
AGED couple. no children. need un-
aIrn alr11. house u sst,asG. or igei apt tmmsdi.
sppEox SID. S'nafG' ~. ssii, aaat0' days: ss;:
UNFURNIsHED 2-s bedrm house
se1Sso y Vs Mr. K Es9s SssSsH oS oS
ADULT FAMILY wishes to rent g.
bedroom unfurn. house; handy
Georgetown Univ; pref. Va: lease
OR. Avail. now, Mar. 15. or Apr. l..
LAWYER and family seek det. furn.
or 6 month rental in NV or Va,
commencing in next few weeks; de-
sire good neighborhood: garden and
min. OF 8 bedrms. MA. $500, Ext.
571; ewes, holidays, ME. 2161. Ext.
S34 III no answer, leave message).
REFINED. CONSIDERATE party de-
sires unfurnished As bedroom home,
possibly long lease: vicinity Conn.
or Mass. avenues; refs. Box 59-z,
Star, A.
UNFURNIsHED 3-BEDRM. HOUSE or
apt in Silver Spring, by reliable
family of 4; will take yearly lease.
Call 81. 65s3 or 81. 20s4. IS
HOUSE OR apartment unfurnished,
Chevy Chase area for foreign Govt.
official, maximum $3.50 monthly;
will sign L yr. lease. MR.. MUIR,
3 BEDROOMS. unfurnished. chevy
Chase area for foreign Govt. oficial;
maximum SITS monthly; will sign
/ yr. lease. MR.. MUIR, HO. 1920.
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON. D. c FRIDAY Azr.L a iosn
FARM AND GARDEN Cont J

WELL ROTTED MANURE, 81 pc,
yard. in 5 yard lots; top soil $4
evening, WI. 6427. a
FOR SALE red clover seed, 1st clas.
seed, no dotter, S32.50 per bushel
c. E. COOLEY. Wo. 2424. -S
SEE THE international Cub tractor
foI @ e. e 20 acres MALoNEY's
MALL CHAIN SAW, sales and service
ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
NEW EQUIP. I. H. C. super A, C.
H. NJ tractors and equip, hammer
mills, corn shelter. disc harrow,
soil pulverizor. plows: spreaders.
manure. lime and fertilizers; grain
drill. .spg. and peg harrows, COM
bine, bailers, binder, mowers, rakes
wagon, New Holland bailers. side
leaders. New Idea spreaders. now
ers. rakes, elevators, wagons. snow
plow and saws for all make trac-
tors, used equip. economy tractors
and equip. jacques and equip, disc
harrow. MALONEY'S, INC, Silver
Spring SH. 1880.
GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet Jr.. Ia,
up. MhIALoNEYs. INC" sl26 Ga
FENCE. double galvan-
IN concrete. MALoNEY's. INC,
HARDY FIELD GROWN AZALEAs, 4
yrs: old, all colors, SOC each: mag
nolia trees, soc ca. Open all day
Sat, Sun, 2510 18th st. ne liz
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HOUSES UNFURklsHED

BRRAND;;NEW 2-bedroom house, near
responsible party. Call HI. 1905. 81
CHI. CH., d. C. 8 rms. Q baths
(bedrm., bath LIST 1r.); 5000. MRS.
CLYDE c. DUNNINGToN, WI. 1885.
10th AND PARK RD. AREA; room
ing house, partly furn.; 3-rm. and
bath .unfurn. apt, vacant; 3-rm
and bath furn. apt, vacant; 8
furn. rms. rented. Box 327-Y, Star.
NEW 3-BEDRooM HOME. earpetins,
garbage disposal; 10 minutes to
town; Congress Heights. S136 mo.
AK. 1913. a
5-RM. BUNGALOW. elee. kit; lse.
lot; fenced; close to bus: nr. Falls
Church; 500 mo. Call Mr.. Wagner,
ARFAX REALTY, FA. 1850 or CHI
1850.
ALExANDRIA-5-rm., new, semidet.
brick; kit. equip tile bath. gas heat,
yard, bsmt.; S100 per mo-; avail.
now; Friday after $50. AL. O933.
NO. ARL.-Bedrm.. bath on 1st A.;
firepl. In finished rec. rm; screened
porch. equipped kit. MILTON G.
SMITH REALTY, 1857 N. Glebe rd..
OW 1900 :
Evening star., 1950-03-03
APARTMENTS WANTED

BUSINESS COUPLE desire one, two
BEDROOM apt; furn;, unfurn;S; Pet.
sires apt, efficiency or one-bedroom,
apt: bldg.' in Arl., Va; $50 max.
WANTED-one-room kit. and bath
apt. furn.. for quiet. refined woman
RHsrcn RHTsl nS is. can n H. H. s4ss ses starting
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unfurnished
EIbERIY cstsoiie sao o lady Ms' would TogE ME
small. clean. furn. apt; $40 mo.
GOVT. EMPI. CpLE. desire 1 Or 2
bsdrm. apt, vic. NV; $50 max.
REFINED FnGSf oEi YoTNG Ssse WOMAN, jewish, :.
viii Consider ade shars h sa0f Box s4z stsr
EFF. APT. with bath, in apt. bldg,
NV. section; Govt. employed lady.
uNTuRN;I a. \ $. Or 4, i benzm; house o.
IMPROVE oreTed T lessonssls TsasSossss Ien sna
SMALL APARTMENT, preferred un-
furnished, desired by young woman
office empl. Credit report and charac.
refs. If requested. Box 77-z. Star.
YOUNG MAN would like to share an
other mans apt. in NV. pref. with
separate bedroom; references. BOX
ENGfNEER sS;fi ssf!. and wife desire mined.
rental Of furn. apt. or house, s or
refs. Box 114-T. Star. -5
COLLEGE instructor (woman>, enc.
apt, kit, liv. rm., bath, furn. or
unfurn.; immed. oc. Box es-z, Star.
REFINED SET. CPLE. desires 2 furn.
rm: kit, bath or efic. apt. NV. sect.
$65 max. Box 4es-Y, Star. 8
furn.. NV. apt. bldg. $50. Cali Sat.
after II a.m.,. FIR. 1885
WANTED, apt, furn. or, unfurn., 8
bedrms., din. rm., drawing rn1., nr.
Dupont Circle or Meridian Hill. Box
EMPpIoYED EMPLOY aGsf MOTHER and daughter ugh
need 2 rms, lit, and bath, unfurn:,
WANTED, A. LARGE unfurnished l.
room housekeeping apartment, near
. bus terminal. Advise, 1o11 H st.
GoyyTii. Ryii ARS; ERN;cINsEER, 4 bachelor, desires s.
small, furn. apt. kitchenette, conv.
to downtown section. Box 99-Z. Star.
ARMY OFF. wants 1 or 2 bedr. apt.
si5o.. HU.' 1859 Iss or Or BOX *: Sss19s,' Star Star.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desire
unfurnished 1-bedroom apartment
for S55-S6O a month. Cail MRS.
ZACKS, Tu 0O66 5s.
Evening star., 1950-03-03
MOVING, PACKING 3 STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
SEPARATE rooms. expert packing
GU. cdonf NC. NS. este' est. 1906 oSloN o1oNA'A
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.
24-hr. service: furniture. trunks and
baggage AT. 2759 or FR. O386
MOVING BIZ VET.i Axper. help: every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Gail
BRowiNER's ExPkEssHLieht 'iS and d
heavy hauling, full or part load,
PARKS TRANSFER viii move you at
any time. reas. rates. Local, Nd. and
Va: Call any time. AID. 1887. 81
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1416. 50
X-GI-Local, long dist. moving,
packing. Grating; lge., sm. Jobs; any
thing. anywhere. JOHN. HO.- 6s19.
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RMS. FURk.-MD. & VA.

RMS. FURN.-MD. q VA.
YOUNG LADY share large room.
twin beds, special privileges. s22; so
LOVELY LARGE RM.-Suitable 2
adults; l blk from bus and car:
OIL. 67s9. 200 Wooten ave. CHI. Ch.
AURORA HILLS. 30. Arl.-Delightful
twin bedrm., dble. closets, pvt. bath
nicely furn.; pvt. home; desirable
loc.; conv. to transp.; s min. to
Pentagon, Navy Annex. National
Airport; immed. occupancy. OF.
nicely FURN. bedrm.. nr. claren-
don, semipvt. bath, screened porch,
kichen priyils:, suitable for l or 2
ARL. (ND, attrac. front. twin bed
rm... phone ext. best neighborhood,
2 blks all transp. GL. 21S0. 3
fashioned with horn;
to buy. rent or borrow; any cond.
For Montgomery Players new pro-
duction. Call OIL. 1249. 3
LGE. BEDRM. for empl lady. $40 wk
2122 Dexter ave, Apt. 202, Silver
Spring. Nd. Phone ST.. 1889. -5
ARL., nr. Buckingham-Dbl. rm., pvt
bath; 2 empl. persons; inner-sprg
mat. l blk. to bus. $50. CHI. 1905
MT. RAINIER. MD. 1909 34TH ST,
just .redec. lge. rm.. twin beds, phone
and laundry privl., children ac-
cepted WA 1868 g
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I'LL H1GO Z LIN y
1920 7th st. NV. MA. 1859

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TIRES, factory recond.. all sizes,
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sun: III 5 Pm. XII SERVICE TIRE
derwood Noiseless, good condition,
rsYrEwR2rEss. sRai i2i aissSsi aD to $40 trads.ln
allowance on purchase OF any new
portable; new machines. S65 and
W. WRhR Thfp GoFP Y Ps aSs SESTRAL TIA St TYPs
r9PlREirERs. III sha1iRs new and rebuilt:
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
a43' E capitSl 6dsn st., s'so-5;so' inclu
fYFEwkrrsR Safi K saoo1si RsErA1R1NG, years
exper.. reasonable prices. quick serv-
chine In: save. OFFICE MACHINES
Co, cor; 18th and Eve sts. NV.
vHcuyJM CLEANER, Hoover. perfect
condition, new attaehements, very
reasonable. RA. 367s.
VACUUM CLEANERS-Priced to sell
gut, Better hurry: brand-new Royal,
eeS value, ss2;ss; HSover, peri
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wAk h tssHhksrLus-w.r.hous. full S of
ssss.ls, nI'Sa 1866 esssPs; Psa,esi aieHsaRs.' HRs.
s:adls "a. rVsspft!s; VIZ tsoo
WASHER, Bendix, completely auto,
used 4 mos. perfect cond., beaut;
Qyromatic model; cost $500: sell
sqn.. s99; " W. oeorEis Hail. Arlington
brand new 1850 models: guaran-
1or cash; .s; Call bet. 4 and 8 pm.
wxsHIssa! MACHINE, $40; baby
wAsAiSG iS Il ~ MAcAiNE. Eli Asc. spind9y.
offer: porcelain double drainboard
wasa1sES sinh sSSd macaps Zach e. s5ss se d,c s sn
all noor models. last years models
till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE Co
wa1chMaRNs VII NiihsIi a.: a7oSS Ssns
tools needed; cleaning machine.
3eweline tool, stalking set and bench;
VA. " sgSss, gSss condition; reasonable NAB
wAfns Heaters, used. sale. 70.
3o-yai:; from SIS; guar: JOHN
YOU CAN SAVE UP to 5000 on
several door sample spinet and con-
sole pianos. including Hsrdmap and
the famous Minipiano; full 6-year
guarantee, also student-size pianos
from $295 up: liberal terms. LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 q st NV. Ma
CAREER Freon condensine unit, 1b
h.p., 220 volt. phase. so cycle
Crocker-Wheeler motor; in good
eond.. can be seen at GLOBE DIS
TRIBUTING CO.. 1895 r. I. ave,
Hyattsville. Md: make offer. WA.
sENDix AUTO. WASHER. Just com
pletely reconditioned; all white
CONVERT YOUR present gas or fur
mace hot-water boiler to an auto
matte electric hot-water heater.
Complete Dudley Conversion kits.
MEENEHANs. 1904 14th st. NV.