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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
Clearance Refused Morse Ship by U. S.

The NOrwe gian Government
owned and operated 6,8OO-tOn YES
sci, "Svalbard," which arrived in
New York all ready to carry $50
American students to Europe I'M
der charter with the National Stu
dent Association, has returned to
Norway by order of the NOrwe-
gian Government.
Five hours before departure
from New York with the students
the U. S. Coast Guard refused
clearance with the allegation that
the ship had potential fire haz-
ards"
BY intercession of the White
House the students were offered
passage on the General c. C.
Ballou," operated by the United
States Navy. Subsequently the
Norwegian Government cancelled
the S175,000 contract for the char
ter with the National tud n t
Council, refunding the deposit of
SS7 800, and ordered the ship back
to Norway.
The "Svalbard," built in Ger
many in 1888 and used by the
Germans during the war, was pur-
chased by Norway from the Uni
ted States after the war. The ship
has been 'sed as troop ship by
the Norwegian Government and it
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
How Sweden Plans
To Defend Itself

"The primary task of SWeden's
armed forces is to cause an at
tacker the greatest possible losses
outside our own coasts and along
our borders" General Viking
Tamm, Chief of the Army staff,
said in a speech.
The far north of the country as
well as its southernmost province
will be defended SWedens de-
Tense preparations, in other words,
aim at total defense. Everybody
realizes that Sweden is not in a
position to resist an attacking
great power indefinitely, but it is
hoped and believed that it will be
able to offer strong resistance for
so long that outside aid will be-
come possible. This qualified OPP
timism is supported by the coun-
trys geographical and other struc-
tural conditions, which, at least to
a great extent, favor the defense.
In the far north, an invading army
would encounter the most difficult
terrain, and the long eastern coast
is largely unsuitable for and ding
operations, while the decentraliza-
ton both of the military establish
ment and of the industry offers a
guarantee against Knockout blows
from the air. Several important
factories have large underground
sections, and rocksheds have been
or are being built for the air force
and the navy
The Supreme Commander, Gem
eral Jung, has repeatedly enpha-
sized that resistance to the ut
most and to the end will be the
Swedish maxim, if war should
strike the country.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06

Eddie Rose, the worlds greatest
water comedian, featured in the
Water Follies of 1850 which will
appear at the 47th annual West
ern Washington fair in Puyallup,
Sept. 16 through Sept. "a, was
champion diver before he turned
comedian.
His first efforts at comedy div
ing were at an exhibition for a To-
cal charity, when the featured
comedian failed to appear. Before
his suit was dry a scout for Billy
Roses New York World Fair
Aquacade had signed him up as a
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
Puya|lup Readies 40-Acre Playground,
Restaurant to Serve $1,000 Per Day

Puyallup, Wash. Cor the Scan
dinavian American) White paint,
dishwashers and sandbags were on
the shopping list of the Western
Washington Fair association this
week as work stepped up in pre-
pairing forty acres of fairgrounds
for the Sept. 16 opening date of
the Puyallup event.
With fair time three weeks
away, major improvements in the
grounds are nearing completion.
First project on this years list
was new paint for more than so
fair buildings which house millions
of dollars worth of the North
VESTS top products, from premium
beef to cut glass.
Secretary-manager J. H. Nc
Murray of the fair association
pointed out this week that West
ern Washington fairs annual
boast of bigger and better" is
backed by expenditures.
Bylaws OF the association re-
quire that proceeds from each
years fair go back into improve
ment of the project, and that no
dividends be declared.
This makes the fair truly the
property of the people who attend,
and every year, the fairgrounds
serve as a report on how we've
been treating their property" Nc
Murray said.
With a face-lifting job given to
all fair buildings, Nettie's Farm
house restaurant is being turned
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
Morse Need Uniforms

Uniforms and footwear suff!c-
lent to outfit Norways rapidly
growing Home Guard comprise the
immediate problem ia ting that or
ganization, according to Home
Guard chef Col. Mons Haukelaad.
Uniforms for 10000 men have now
been obtained and distribution is
under WaV.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06

featured performer From then on
it was Comedian Eddie Rose"
Last season Eddie received a
compliment he will always cher
ish. The great Eddie Cantor, who
saw one of the performances in
California, said: Eddie Rose is
the greatest I've ever seen. l
wouldn't miss one of his perform
ances if I'm around where he is
performing.
Rose is but one of a cast of more
than 25 stars appearing with the
spectacular aquacade and stage ex-
travaganza on the day and night
grandstand shows at Puyallup.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06

The Edward Munich exhibit,
which in Washington had a very
successful showing with an aver
age daily attendance of over 900
persons, has moved to New York
and opened at the Museum of
Modern Art.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

Rx>isp z pf@eSss % s iron. from o,nto-cotaes c...
ee the Go ts5 hss sass yssf
so% Hften nouhng ase as of this sssG
Nesd aseoqs be both ss5d be es p
no fattenns dressing s.'1o s na dessert at dinner
- 1eot beauty fnoi
Evening star., 1950-11-22

BUSINESS WOMAN will share with
another. 1-bedroom apt twin beds);
on Glover Park busline. Box 297-G,
Young LADY to share attractive
nth at aRf unm ma1d phdns sefyse gos sos stR ss ne
GIRL TO SHARE spacious apt, rriv.
ST studio rm; cod 14s6 R st. NV Apt
nished: $50. e5; Double belTefgeans room twin WIN
beds; on busline; GEORGETOWN. MI.
1881 si s2shshSS. 81. NV. shelburne Apt. No.
men. $40 week single. $15 double.
Double bed, Call after 8 pm. 22s
MIDDLE-AGED l1l WOMAN to share apt;
aisa fssf 6AGffokNfA G;ni SAi 'ys 81. NV. Apt.
653-One or two young women to
share apartment Two bedrooms;
, $40 each including utilities, maid
service. References exchanged; no.
Another girl; conv. transp. Near
aIi' ParE. Box Box Ss4!e. tet star. x1s' izaS'S sS.
to share modern apt.
with ANOTHER: vicinity CIV; new
CHRISTIAN fmaESEi y YouNG NJ MAN gay 70 Ihnrs; shaTs
room. 2033 H st. NV, Elk. 1856.
to share apt. with
another girl: all privileges. Call
coLoRRbRG1kE e1ie5 PIG f. to o,0eSs SHARE a-room,
kit. and bath apt. with another.
HO 9002
Evening star., 1950-11-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, wants Job cleaning
work. References. DE. S597. ..
GIRL. colored, desires to care for
or 2 children; exper.; live in vi
| room. Grayson, Va. 2541.
GIRL wants Job, cook. gh.w.: on las
Job 8 years; Al refs. Call DI
1896.
GIRL, colored. fond of children, de-
sires g.h.w.; references. GE. S379
GIRLS wants work as housemaid o.
housework. TR. 4675
MIDDLE-AGED LADY would like
home and help with children: small
salary. Ii. 4-0476. 23'
WOMAN, colored. wishes to serv,
THANKSGIVING dinner and do dishes
Also, desire ironing mornings. RA
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. with ref
erences, desires general houseworE
or taking care children. Ii. 8-9393
NEAT CoLORED GIRL desires work
Tuesday through Friday or b-day
week; references. NO. 544O.
EXPERIENCED colored girl desires
work, practical nurse or general
housework; 5-day wk.; refs. HU. 325S
NEAT COLoRED GIRL wants Job al
s to 8 pm. DE. 205s. -23
COLORED GIRL wants char work
nights. Ii 4-0476. 23s
COLORED WOMAN desires days work
cleaning Offices; best refs. RA. 1851
z to 1890, to ~. 22'
CoLoRED WOMAN, young, want.
baby sitting; references. Phone
LU. 1-3S72.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ASST. B0OKKEEPER, qualified tc
perform many general office. duties;
knowledge of shorthand and secre-
tarial duties. GE. 6SS5. %"
COOK-A-1 with refs. Specialize
in Creole, Mex,-spanish food. Cal
MAID-Lunch room. Day work ano
cleaners. FIR. 1891. 20"
MAID desires work in doctors office
beauty shop or dress shop. AK
NURSE, practical; kindly care to pa.
tient, live in; no heavy lifting; take
charge or assist l.h.w.; best ref
NURSE, practical. colored, wants jot
invalid or bed pat. or child care; ex-
perience. Ii. 6-3429.
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced
available for immediate duty. Sligo
TYPisT-sTENcIL CUTTER-13 Yrs.
experience. desires work at home
WOMAN, 40 yrs: Is yrs exper.. re.
tail buying, store management. de.
sires 5-day wk.- or part-time posi-.
yoUNG WOMAN, exp. news, advert.
publicity; also qualified secretary
desires 6-day wk. position. Boz
ATTsSTi1os, TTgilSi or BUSINESSMEN. i 4 20,
typist or clerk for half day. full
6h, aay g se4Sl 4lSnser' call MISS BARRETT
EXCELLENT TYPIsT desires typin,
ygosrk to do In her own home. WA
Evening star., 1950-11-22
FARM 3 GARDEN

USED EQUIPMENT-F-2Ot tractor, O.
bottom plow disc. new Holland baler
INC model 45 baler. .ensilage har-
SSeester. 15x7 grain drill: bale loader.
ensine. % ssIedsH MAIoNEYs s'0t me- enp siiVeT iiMT
Spring. Md. SH 1880.
Ma ice; MALoSgY's. va aSg9 INC Silver Spring.
I. M. Il. &. eh c3B SB'Yi TRACTOR. super A. c.
ensilage harvesters, corn pfckers,
wagons, drills, corn shelters and
hammer mills. New Idea corn pick
ers.. spreaders and wagons, parts
n1oNEYs sna ssFzsS TSFnsr NG 5ver 5fts ssgm spras
Nd. sH. 1880.
cow MANURE, well-rotted. $3.50 pr.
10 bu.;, So pr. 10 bu.;, So: so pr. 5
bu,; delivered. Top soil; WA. 45sa.
hardy. field grown. all
colors and sizes; price, SOC up whole
sale and retail. 2510 18th st. ne.
Open Saturday and Sunday.
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in sodding. For free esti-
mates. cali LYONS NURSERY
9io2 a Assr road aSks ayattsye y tn osaS Ms
TREES REMOVED. topped, pruned;
feeding. cabling. cavity work; land
clearing; fully insured. Day. Ii.
3-3379. Nights. WI. 1925.
TREES TOPPED, pruned or removed
by Md. students; insured and ex.
perienced. AP. 1900 anytime.
TOPSOIL. fill dirt and manure; blue
stone and road gravel; tree trim
ming and removing. SH. 5110. Pa
TOP sO1I-Very good. rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses: very
reasonable. Cali HI. 1898. --5
Evening star., 1950-11-22
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

COMFORTABLE Ink. RM: next to
bath; very conv. transp; one adult.
61S E st. ne. Ii. 7-S36s.
GRANT CIRCLE-Nicely furn. bed
liv. rm.. kitchenette; laund.: phone
privil.; express bus. GE. 9462.
RM., next to bath,
! with phone; suitable for one; eonv.
Z transportation. Ii. 3-0So5. -23
1898 14th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
front sgle. rms; linens furn.; elec.
plate; $40 wkly.: on cafline. ga
NV, 1416 14th ST.-L.hk. room;
nicely furn.: refgr. and hot plate;
for couple or . girls; small baby
accepted. RA. 3002. -23
214s F ST. N.W.-studio room. re.
trigerator, radio or television; S13-
1899 FAfRMoSSf oS11 sr.-Jus. of 18th
ST.. Attractive studio room and xii. |;
refrigerator. sink; emDl. adults 22s
SCOTT CIRCLE-Large front. beaut.
furn., Frlgid., hot plate, walking
dist; $50; 1881 o st. NV. -2S
623 F ST. N.W.-Lge. front. we'll
furn.. convenient downtown; double,
$40; single, 50 week. -2S
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Nice, clean.
light Housekeeping room for 2 per.
sons, reasonable "a
Evening star., 1950-11-22
WINTER APPLIANCE SALE

WINTER APPLIANCE SALE
Apex automatic washer. List S31 9.95;
Apex @ automatic washer. List $sS9 sses g5; l6
saspa5 sssea5. EiessEic sel auto. S' 50
HsssgSi79s ssgs9s '9sSrat'o ssif washer sa75bt t|Ss
Youngstown de luxe 64-in. sink; . List
Hotpoint elec; dishwasher sink; List
dsRf5a LII hs'sEs s5ss5 SshYeHhsE se S2a
Apex dish-a-matic electric sink; List
oarbase disposer. List $I24, 50;
HsTS,Gk & " e aptef1He sei gas range s95 5s5 g5
Estate sa sska gas
Grand de luxe hi-broiler gas range.
Royal Rose ss7 $o-in. gas range; y Iist st
Hotpoint de luxe push-button range.
List S36995. Sell -. 1924 SO
eE ssza Dc as luxe sell ho-cuft refsr saad Iis5 s
S334.75. Sell --.,. $2l4.50
aSIp s. tsIsy1si0n' sslI table m0dsl ss5 ts5
Admiral 1O-in. teleyision, table model
%si5Ss ssssSs. isS7lp S:il console yss75f: fI;S :SS
Aases = 81 home freezer! j AZ S
All Of the above are floor samples
and carry q new guarantee; JOHN
q. WEBSTER & SONS, INC 627
r st. NV. Since 1912. ST. 6d00.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PIANO, Baby Grand, in excellent
condition: Price $500. Call after

PIANO. Baby Grand. in excellent
sOpdlsion 6 nm No pr!ss ssaas $500. Call Lst stter
rIsSO IssS .o1a sss uDsifhs sss ssR resent
1895 1859 MA nj. sodo s'if EXT eSea; s64 900: "a
PIANO, grand. Mason g. Hamlin, s.
it.. 4-in., new cond. Substantial
saving over new price. l.. J. KIR-
WAN, restorer OF fine pianos. CHI.
PIANO ian good K9ass ssns gn5sh' gs5s cs %sd,s9 c5
1911 between 9 and noon. -23
PIANOS FOR RENT-Low rates on
sptnets and consoles: rent now and
receive credit when you buy later.
PIAN0 MART. 1O15 7th st. NV.
PfANos osoO, w. Real values in slightly
ssea TeRfs' 1eat saacsa are pess eenss ssS
S345. S315. S395. S25 down. SO
mo. KITS. 1880 G st. NV. -25
PiANOS-A magnificent factory re-
built Knabe Steinway and other
famous makes at tremendous savings.
and most complete stock in Wash
ington. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV.
PIANOs-A limited number of brand
new sS,, Wurlitzer spinets at $395. A
lection until Christmas. KfTT's,
PIANos, s. Spriehts. u; eiH small Knabe. s25:
Steinway. Stieff. others, low as S55;
grands. apt. size, made by Bald
win. others, low as $3.50. PAUL
GOLIBART, in American Storage
Bldg, corner entrance, 2S01 Georgia
ave-. AID. 592s. from 9 to $50;
evenings by appointment. ga
PlANOS-Save as much as 500 on
brand-new standard-make instru-
down, balance on long terms. Dozens
otood Of fine consoles and spinets to
PfANOs-We have the largest seiec-
ton Of pianos in this city on dis
play; all KINDS. makes and types Of
f;om s 3 i S39I e sc $3.50. ST. $500,
and 9 SITS NV. "a
PIANOS--We have q very good selec-
tion OF moderately priced pianos,
any OF which you can buy for S25
down. the balance payable over 3
years; a !S5 deposit will hold any
one one Of these pianos until Xmas.
corner Of 18th and G SITS. NV. 81
PIANOs-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
siRned sRa f0psGis Rsisvn mGdes sf RaaaT sadEn de-
anteed. Embod'es features OF small
tone. Baldwin patented fuli-biow
action, lifetime durability. Available
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak; ayodire and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRcH
, g25 as q e. NV:
Evening star., 1950-11-22
HELP DOMESTIC

CHILDREN's NURSE for doctor's S
home; experienced; fond of young
children: live in; upstairs rm.; TV;
$50. WO. 2009. -25
C0OK-Downstairs work; S25; live
in. EN-. 1T0S. "a
G.H.w. AND LIGHT COOKING, 4 or
5 afternoons; health card necessary.
G.a.w., live in; Thurs. and every
other Sunday of; fond of children;
refs; S2S. OIL. 1914. -22
GIRL OR LADY, colored. to care for
elderly lady. Phone RA. 774O after
Girl OR WOMAN. colored. cook,
general housewoTker: " blk. to bus.
Is min. downtown; pleasant working
conditions; top salary, steady en-
ployment; reference. Box 63-D, Star.
Manufacturing and laundry. other
help; must like children; city refs.
required. WO. l103.
WOMAN, colored, to care for 90
month-old child; 8 days; S13 week.
Call VI. 1866, after T pm. -23
WOMAN, white. capable. under so.
general housework and plain cook
ing. live in. WA. 62S5. pa
WANTED-Expert cook, white, by
elderly man. semiinvalid; ability to
plan meals, diet: some nursing exp.
pref; live in: comfortable quarters.
S25. MI. 8507 ewes. only. -22
Evening star., 1950-11-22

COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER, used
but in good condition. Write
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip.
tion.- old gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
single pieces bought. AID. 1878:
residence. AT. 251S.
FURNITURE-Want at once furni-
ture and household affects inciud-
ing refrigerator, sewing machine,
Please call MR.. GRADY, Ma. 1919
VIII buy any amount.
FURNITURE in good condition. all
kinds household goods, cut glass and
china: MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. 27'
tents, or odd pieces; also old china
bric-abrac. Buying and selling fol
65 years. HOPWOODS. Sth and K
StS NV ME 1857
Evening star., 1950-11-22
BUILDING MATERIAL

Just finished wrecking several large
projects; lumber, doors, windows,
bricks, angle iron. steel beams and
reinforcing steel. GENERAL WRECK
ING CO. Brentwood I'd. and W st.
ne MI GIFT, -23
Evening star., 1950-11-22
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

PUREBRED JERSEY BULL from IA
moas Twin Oaks herd; have papers;
only reason for disposing Of this
valuable herd, sire have discontinued
9as 9aisyins ys S,ctiyities; Cal canloo RAD1
SHETLAND PONIES-Riding horses.
Tennessee walkers. cattle and Brah-
ma cattle. Ponies wonderful Christ
mas presents for children. Call RADI
EVANS. Poolesville (MdD 202S. -25
HEREFORD FEEDER STEERS, 7
choice, approx, $50 lbs; one 9-yr.
registered bull. proven; one 2-yr.
bull. fine prospect. Fairfax 644-W.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-Boo started. kept
part time; all taxes. statements;
prompt; local refs. EN-. Se34
BOOKKEEPING, clerk. assistant to
office manager; permanent position;
draft exempt; local reference; by
ggtiddle-ased Christian. Box 2%3,G'
COOK. colored, experienced; city
refs: restaurant. hotel, club or
private home Job. DE. $3.50.
JANITOR AND WIFE desire location
in Va. or, Or Mo; best OF ref. Call
OFFICE MAN-Able typist. bookkeep-
ing knowledge; ! yr. with local f.
nance CO.; excellent references: AP
4566. 22s
sUPT. OF MAINTENANCE. UP in ali
phases Of maint.. including oil burn
ers, yrs. exp. Box 281-G, Star
%"
YOUNG MAN desires night work
day. Phone after T. UN. 1852.
YOUNG MAN, colored, age 1S, de.
sires work Of any kind. NO. 1895
Evening star., 1950-11-22
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

oWNTOWN-Newly furn. and dec.
Grated; suitable or 4: 709 Sth st.
DuP0NT 1jPj S''ea CIRcLEmEntire Z floor, pvt.
bath; suitable 3 or 4; 2017 Que st.
PRIVATE fEiNTRkNCtE, rm. next bath;
not plate and dishes furn.;' refgr.;
$45 mo. 2014 st. NV, Dupont Cr.
---22
227O Cathedral Ave. NV. Gust OF
Conn. ave. 8 front rms, mr.. bus,
quiet empl. cple. AID. 5919. "a
CONTINUED on Next PaEs)
Evening star., 1950-11-22

co: 4oo2 MINI. ave. ne. LU.
RADIOS-Genuine custom Ford. new,
s7s5o Special eli f0as s5s5e 5eSuas instaIled ailea.
TRIANeLE ayel n'etl DE MqIoRs' sao5 so1o Be- ;; /
HAP!s s4ss S a1Ms g. So SoT% msssEs, Rsys ss sSd
offer. Also Bc-ioo4-c 5super ProS
with separate power supply; like
Ws-5fz RsE; fz6e as SE %o 0ess sss' offer sS phSne
RADIO -PHONOGRAPH, 1941 Spar
SsIsshs4 ssas GOOD ID" condition. ad
REFRIGERATOR - coldspot, s Gu.
it.; coed condition. $50. WI. 9o62.
REFRIGERATOR. servel; 1o-cu. It,;
looks new; cheap. NO. 1878 or Ii.
REFRIGERAToR-sa5 UP; recond
refgr.. SIS a month. ALLISoN'S, 22o9
14th st. NV. Open till 8 pm.
REFRIGERATOR, 6Ka Gu. TT, in Al
eond.: S85 or best offer. VIII trade
TI 1or smaller agaa box or will sell on terms
REFRiGERAToR, Philco: bedrm. set,
studio couch. lounge chair, perfect
E2PRlGgRATok, sGPaltIHni TAa aSesi 81, and Easy
washing machine, spinner type; SIS
RETRIGERAToR. 6.cu.-ft. aE: wash
ing machine. auto. Thor: reasonable.
REFRIGERAToRs, used, large seiec-
FREDERIcK'S. 3905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERAToRs = Reconditioned
saib grten a ts4ms oe.r snd aosp
EeFa1efRx4oEs as8a effIsln fss 3sw g. nsea ga aios.
atSSsa a9Egs; s76: 1s 18th st. ne. Ii.
REFRiGERAToRs - Savings up to
20fc.. every one name brand; 15
months to pay. ALPERsTE1N's
sLEcTRIc ELI nsE ~ VILLAGE MS s 2aa a7oo GarroIl
1na Thpss Rscosa sat s snaa E.
is $-sS45 ;aT ,.1t 4 v|t $soso
SP to 6sSsrs 5as ali6 D1sfR1 IF sfle EGc e.
REFRIIIe:EsaTess: i II !: Ma, tS UP to 4os a|ss.
on all floor models; last years models
sn slashss KoYAE FeSy tsrHs zsp13gcn 2Rsn sys cS
RIFLE - Savage Ss-R, cal. 500.
S109.50; 1910 Krag, $50. Open
] ewes; phone 81. 5000. ROBERT s.
THOMAS, 8402 Fenton ST.. Silver
RUG. sx1a. all-wool gray twist; used
5S3S after s. -22
RUGS, imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing: 9x12. S49.50: ski. .
$3.50; other sizes proper. priced.
| MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G St NV
SAFES. recond., all sizes, ready for
DEL; many labeled IA" "B" and
&C." Several fine. lge. safes. marked
very low acct. needed space In
terror arranged to suit. Also new
money chests and wall safes. THE
sAFEMAsTER 9 II NA EIsoc CO.. eae Mass. ave.
sAXOPHONE, e fiat alto: $40. Call
sAxoPHoNE, alto, gold fnish, like
new; Just refinished and completely
oyerhauled; sacrifice. $50. or best
offer. TIE. S803. "a
SCOOTER, Cushman 1912; 1e4S GE
washing machine; globe; cleo.
slicing mach. 10. e-S373. IA
Evening star., 1950-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SHOES (women's); almost new. size
6h. AA; blue. black. brown (dress)
and evening black, gold, and white;
paid $50 to $50 pr, sell all for
$25, or by pr. OIL. 2219. -23
SOFA = Maroon brocade, slip cover
included, $50. RA. t0901. -23
SOFA BEDS, 3, new and used, S24 .95
to $3.50. Is 7th st. ne. Ii. $4,000
Evening star., 1950-11-22
ADDING MACHINES

Elec. Burroughs, Guar, $39.5C
Underwood typewriters, reblt. S49.5C
Remington, Smith, Woodstock
Royals, guaranteed $50. sc
Corona Portables, rebuilt S39.75
433 11th ST NV
Evening star., 1950-11-22
RMS. FuRk.-MD. 8 Va.

MT. RATNIER-Pleasant dbl. rm. in
pvt: home; near bus line; empI. cpl.
preferred: WA. 2s77.
WEST HYATTSYILLE, MD, furn.
master bedrm.; kit. privileges, yd.;
child accepted; $50. AP 06S1. -2S
COTTAGE CITY, Midst. floor,
next to bath; conv. to transp; single
81, double $40. WA. 2I49. pa
TAKOMA PARK, nr. Montgomery Jr.
College - Twin-bed rm.; walk-in
closet; next to bath. SH. 1919.
HYATTSYILLE-Co room for gem
tleman; lst floor, next bath; l block
bus; $50 mo. WA. 0S67. -23
1897 CAMERON MILLS RD., ALEX.
Sgle. rm., board optional. OV 0s49.
ARLINGTON-Rm. and light house,
keeping kitchen, for employed mar.
ried couple. KE. 3-5456 after pm.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT RM., warm,
newly papered, nr. bath. large
closet; nr. bus. 1927 No. Utah, Arl.
-2S
Evening star., 1950-11-22
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

COLLIEs. SHELTIEs-Puppies and
Annandale rd., Falls Church O26I'
GREAT DANE, female, 3 yrs. old.
beauty beauty Axe Axe reg; res As sonabIs; Also
ESQ 55fs Ae1 or ov VS. aseF' Duke St ext, ia TE'
RABBIT DOCS and bird dogs for
Phone Fairfax $40. b. T +. oLAs:
sHIPPfNd Hhh Fal1saH cRaTEs. ya dogs. cats. ETC.,
az sizes; light weight; low cost:
six 6SEMaTPAN 6DSsifshaHFPP a'T PuPf1Es. Ff ehams
plon stock. Lorbyondale breeding.
NIL fMdl, T2e 19s.J. FARM Phone Elkridse kgs
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. by
SsaSRD kSSsEfs Effss%R90n Fss SasS5 5s5S
PEKINGEsE PUPPY, chilGs pc pet, S
COCKER SPANIEL Pup, blond, mo.
house broken; best offer. LU. 1-529s.
FRENCH PooDLE-standard, male.
! year aaeo9ld' old cream. Axe registered.
KABBITT Doe-s4o or best offer.
GERMAN Osfifi sHEPaEsRshD ri Isi puppies. sia cham
Reasonable. TIE. 7l66. @26
BEAGLE. male. ga years; one Of the
best; $50. KE. 3-4S00.
SHELTIE (toy collie), 6 mos, tri-
color. female. housebroken. Axe
reg; wonderful disposition; loves
children. LO. 5-S644.
ENGLISH SETTER, male, 8 mos. old;
pedisreed; well marked; distemper
shots. Call RA. S271. "a
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reg, CHI. stock bred for disposition
and show. COL. w. C. FARNUM,
500 N. Emerson ST.. Arl.. CHI. $3.50.
FRENCH POODLE PUPS, black beau.
giving gift, $50 Up. Lo. 3-862S
COCKER PUPs-Buf and parti-col.
CRED 8 wks.; Axe reg. Reasonable
cocker fIo4' sPAN1EL-Blond, female
5a, mos. old, pedigreed, tags and
shots. affectionate, good watch dog
Il. 7,13s9' after 5 pm. $35 OF
ESGLIsHf SIT COOKERS - Superior wa
healthy puppies for companions
sne% show or breeding. OR. 1858. WI.
RED COCKER SPANIEL puppies; m5
ehampien S1. IaSn stock; Axe reg; $40
CHIHUAHUA and toy terrier pups;
$25. up; chihuahua stud service
miniature hl0od line Ar EQ~o
Evening star., 1950-11-22
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

ANTFaagE Tag HoUgEL6y.oMHyAfNsT SEMEt5E oMHyANTED
1888 Wis. ave. NV. NO. $500.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

STRICTLY FRESH, milk-fed, home
dressed, deliciously tender, young
grade A tuckeys for those who want
top-grade turkey. HI. 7412. -22
CHICKEN HOUSE; metal; fully
sections under flooring: excellent
cond.i 1st reasonable offer taken
DU. $3.50 or DE. 1859.