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Evening star., 1950-07-17
Won1en's Clubs
Jefferson Village Womon's Club
Gives Playground to DEVELOPMENT

After a year and q half Of fun
the membership decided it was
time to get down to business, anc
charted few projects. This year
it became a member Of the Vir.
ginia Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Last Christmas, the club, which
has only 20 members, presented
a $50 check to the Fairfax County
Cerebral Palsy School for pur.
chase Of recreational therapy
equipment.
The playground contribution
proceeds from a benefit fashion
lshow-represents the clubs first
llarge-scale project.
Members sold tickets the HARD
way-by door-to-door soliciting
Headed by their president, Mrs
James Ward. they divided them
selves into committees which can
vassed the jefferson Village area
as well as surrounding subdivi-
SionS.
With the exception Of a family
picnic this month and a business
meeting scheduled next month,
the club has discontinued its
activities until September when
1t will elect new officers.
Present officers. in addition to
Mrs. Ward, include Mrs. Donald
r. Werth, vice president; Mrs.
l.. B. Luckenbach, treasurer; Mrs.
Jack j. McGaraghan, recording
secretary, and Mrs. Alfred H.
Juliano, corresponding secretary.
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Sorority Honors
Mrs. John VA. Sufer

Mrs. John NJ. Safer has returned
from Bedford Springs, Pa, where
she was made a national honorary
member Of Phi Sigma Sigma at
the sorority's biennial convention.
She is the fourth national hon-
orary member to be installed in
the sorority and the first to be
initiated at a national meeting.
The honor was in tribute to
Mrs. Safer's outstanding work as
a patroness of Kappa Chapter at
George Washington University.
Others attending the convention
from this area included Mrs.
David F. Linowes, Southern
Division adviser: Miss Harriet
Schwartz Of the shington
Alumnae Club; Miss Lorraine
Salzberg, Miss Nadia Messing and
Miss Joan Cans of the chapter
at George Washington and Miss
Abby Phillips Of the University Of
Maryland.
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Because the Jefferson Village
Woman's Club wanted to- do
something more significant" than
playing bridge and exchanging
favorite recipes. the children OF
that community will soon have a
playground.
Recently, the Jefferson Village
Park Corporation received a $500
check from the club for purchase
of playground equipment. The
playground, now being filled in
with dirt from nearby construc-
tion job. will be ready in q week
or two for the new playthings.
The small fry's needs viii be cared
for first.
The club was organized three
years ago as q neighborhood So
cial club for women in the sub
division near Falls Church, Va.
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Modern
Marriage
BY Dr.. Paul Popenoe Q

Mrs. McC. saved her home and
her marriage by being willing to
work at the job. You can do the
same-if you are so unfortunate
as to face the necessity.
"I have discovered that my hus-
band has been keeping woman
for more than a year, in an apart
ment house not six blocks from
our home" she explained to the
counselor. II have enough proof
to hang him. Don't ask me how
or where ! got 1t. I haven't said
anything to him yet. 7 came to
you to have you tell me what
to do"
"If you hang him. as you sug-
gest, you'll be a widow" the
counselor replied. do you want
to get rid of him."
''Of course not. I want to keep
him. That's why came to you
instead Of going to a lawyer"
"And apparently your husband
doesn't want to break up the
home, in spite Of his relationship
with this other woman"
I'm sure he doesn't"
I'm one sense" the counselor
continued, you now have your
home but not your husband. What
you want is to have both. It's a
reasonable ambition-let's see how
you can fulfill it."
There were five steps that led
Mrs. Nice. to success:
/. She made the home more
interesting. This included a few
inexpensive new furnishings, but
the main factor was to have some
friends in frequently. so that he
had an interest in being at home
instead of going out alone every
evening.
2. She reviewed her husbands
early interests and began to join
in them. Before marriage he had
been fond Of good music. for in
stance. Her own taste was not
cultivated. so they had little of it
in the home. She scraped up an
acquaintance with several good
amateur musicians who would
come in the evenings and play
trios together. Her husband did
not want to miss those.
8. She began to develop her
own personality by going out and
taking part in more outside affairs,
so her conversation did not limit
itself to details of housecleaning.
4. She took Charm course"
to improve her appearance.
5. Last but not least, she built
up a satisfactory sexual relation
ship. This had almost disap-
peared, due mainly to her own
Ignorance and indifference. Many
a wife, in middle life. needs a
"refresher course" on this subject
In five months she came to her
regular counseling period tri-
umphantly. TITS all over" she
Exclaimed. HE has dropped the
other woman"
1 DR.. Popenoe win answer questions
about esr ResrrisSe Without ShaEss, In
pence, in care Of The Star, inclose
yelope. 1AI letters strictly conndsn-
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Zontu TO Meet

The Dos and Taboo's" Of IL
Illustrating children's books will be
discussed by Miss Janice Holland
at a luncheon meeting Of the
zonta Club Of Washington to be
held at 1890 pm. Wednesday at
the University Women's Club
The club president. DR., Inez E.
WILDER. will introduce the speaker
who is an illustrator.
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Awoy for Vacation

Mrs. Morgan Bradford, who re-
Gently returned to Washington
after visiting in Turkey for six
months. viii leave Thursday fol
her summer home in Greenville
Pa. She is spending today and to.
morrow in New York.
A lecturer and writer, Mrs
Bradford is a member Of the Dis
trict Business and Professiona
IWomen's Club.
Evening star., 1950-07-17

DR.. Popenoe viii answer questions
about marriage without charge. In
your letter. addressed to DR.. Paul Po-
pence, in care Of The Star, inclose .
self addressed, stamped return en-
yelope. (An letters strictly connden-
Evening star., 1950-11-25
I4I7 * Street NV
vt. Pleasant
PPER BRIGHTWOOD
ONLY S10 750
WALTER REED

Very clean brick home on Ga. ave,
near Butternut ST.: 3 master bed
rooms, separate den; garage: oil
h.-w.h.: priced to sell quickly.
THE GOSS co.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRLS TO SHARE 6-rm. house.
3 bedrms.; Georgetown; with 2
others; excel. transp. OR. 1899.
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CHEVY CHASE - 2-story detached
frame, containing 6 rms. and bath,
|. Inspection by appt. AMERICAN
SECURITY g. TRUST CO., ST. 5000,
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

Ex-GI-Moving. packing, Grating,
storage; local, long distance; expert
service: low rates. HO. 5S19. 25s
MOVING BY VET; exper. help, every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
any time. MR. COOK. GIL. 5137.
across the country safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC, est. 1906
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WIDOW. son in college, needs two
bedroom apt, NV. only; furn or
unfurn.; after Dec. l. FIR. 0737.
FURNISHED APT. wanted by two
young professional men; northwest
section near Conn. ave-; must be
clean; references furnished. Maxi
mum rent S110 per month. Box
331 C, Star. 26*
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires attrac-
tive furn. apt, private bath: Arl.
Max. $50, Call ia, 2-S964. --26
d. c. FIREMAN, wife, . small chill
dren; ! or 2 bedroom unfurn. apt. :;
NV. transp. nearby; SIS. WO. 1896,
MR.. VAROFF. Urgent. 26@
2 GOVT. GIRLS desire Broom furn.
apt: with pvt. bath; NV. section
preferred. Phone IA. 9507. 26s
RELIABLE COUPLE wishes to rent
furnished 1-bedrm. apt. near Be-
thesda Medical Center, for q months
from January /. Call WI. 0S46.
8 BEDROOMS, NV. or Mont. Co:
y.2I yoIung Ser aarrchitect, small family; call
ARMY OFFICER and wife need furn.
ef1iciency or 1-bedrm.. apt, conven-
$50. OR. 0339, after S pm. week
days; noon-6 pm. Sat, Sun. 26"
FURNISHED or unfurnished apt. or
house; D. c. or nearby Va; ref.
furn.; Govt. employe. Call DU.
9123 today. 26s
CAPITOL HILL SECRETARY, desires
furnished or unfurnished efficiency
1880. 25A
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OPPORTUNITIES tcont3 lHousEs-sALE-Nw Cont,

SERVICE STATION with repair facil-
tiles, located at $3.50 Livingston rd.
s.e.,, for lease. Station has. 4 large
mechanical stalls. plus lubrication
gas sai saonase ss Exeeent 0ospe spet eGfSG for
good operator. Small amount Of
stock to purchase. -26
TELEVISION AND RADIO STORE,
stock of tubes and parts, test equip
ment and tools; reasonable. 1926
18th st. ne. LA. 6-5sS2. -26
PAINTERS LADDERS, drop cloths,
brushes, paint, supplies, 1850 Chev.
truck; bargain price. GOODMAN
REALTY. 4346 Lee hwy. Arl. Va.
DELICATESsEN. ultra modern. shop
ping center, 244 West Broad ST.,
Falls Church; ,onz lease, reasonable
rent; fine slocation: wonderful op-
portunity for experienced operator.
Sqbstantial Sst.1n cash required. Call MR..
sakREY shakkGWN' ANb rA gssSi nTNciHEoNErrE.s Ts9 full
ly, equipped, in Hyattsville, Nd. !;
Is. yrs; will sell reasonably for
quick sale. Write for full informa-
sl9p Ma to p O. Box e4' HyattsE;lle' Sy.'
MARYLAND PROPERTY. modern Ode
and bath, restaurant and club, on
lex. Md. AZ miles from Wash, b.
81; must sell, due to illness; no
triflers; will accept b down, carry
balance, Owner. H. H. SUTTON,
WANT asHfi'ft rs 1stg; BtY apt. house WITH ia, g
to 10 units from owner. Liberal
down payment. Box 296-G. Star.
FOR SALE OR LEASE, mobile lunch
and confection unit; reason. j. A.
pARTSERsaiir9 pAaRTSEi aii 96SS WANTED in AZ Auto
Agency. Prefer one Of the big three
will give other makes Consideration,
Have modest capital to invest plus
one OF Washington's best used car
locations. Selling at an average of
profit Of ss.ooo.0 0' This snG"lss IS aecomt met
plished with only one salesman and
very little ADVERTISING. Can furnish
exc. ref and a good credit line with
9. reliable finance co. Box 21o-H,
SANDWICH SHOP for sale; good op-
portunity for couple; good business.
short hours, excellent locations;
9wnsr III; Open to best offer; SOC
WILL SELL small lunch room; good
opportunity u and location. 200 H
sELF-sERvIcE GROCERY, NE.
New shopping center. Cali No.
n i4s7; T.. aft. after z pm. and sunday.
PENNY CANDY MACHINES Soc COL
umns. for quick sale plus supply
OF candy and gum at "a Of original
cost; all new machines. Good op-
ceeIIual5y caIi HH sSssa aes sideiine investment.
TELEVISI0N RENTAL CONCESSION
in large downtown hotel. Write for
details, Box 2s2-H. Star. -o7
10000 so. FIT. of industrial water
front ground, next to Corinthian
Yacht Club; financing can be ar
ranged. Call MR.. VINNICK, MA.
RESTAURANT. with 2oo-car capacity
3 parking lots in the center Of
nearby Md: town; long lease; priced
Tor immed. sale; owner retired,
j. B. MALLoS, l129 Vermont ave
BOOMING HOUsE-consists Of 20
rooms, 4 baths; old established; ;
owner retiring; excel income; near
Gov. ONCE bldgs.; priced to sell.
good lease. J. B. MALLOS, 1Ie9
MOBILE MARKET Bus. With WITH .beiy, mEo
ing. S3O0; With deep freeze. $500.
RESTAURANT for sale by owner,
A. B. G, license. located on busy cor.
ner. 25 miles from D. c. at Chan
tliiy. u. va. on Route so. Phone
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING HOUSE, MT. Pleasant
3 stories, 3a baths, oil h.-w.h.. 6
bedrms., sleeping porch. liv. rm.,
din. rm.,, also bsmt. apt. one Of the
finest values in the area. Will make
attrac. deal to serious purchaser.
JOHN C. KAHN. RE. 1915. -27
FOR SALE. BY own
er. NORTH 6516. l27s
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1884 ButterWorth Pl. NV.
(American Univ. Park)

Owner is out of town and
says sell now" A fine brick
Colonial residence in a popu-
lar section; living room with
fireplace, dining room, sun
room, kitchen. screened porch
on the first floor; 3 twin-size
bedrooms and 2 baths on the
second, with an additional
bedroom on the third; private
sun deck; full basement with
lavatory; oil. &C. heat; at
tached brick garage; not
corner lot but has all the
advantages of being a corner.
Yes, sir! Someone is going to
get fine buy. so don't delay,
see this home Sunday. Mr..
Morgan on premises. or phone
OV. 005S.
Drive out Massachusetts,
ave. NV. to 46th ST., right to
Butterworth pl., right to our
OPEN sign.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Ideally located, this detached home
Is in good condition; 1st floor has a
living room with fireplace, dining
room, modern equipped kitchen,
pine-paneled den, porch; End floor,
large bedrooms and bath: lovely
p1ne-paneled rec. room; extra lot
available. Price, $21 500. Call
W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
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THESE HOMES WILL BE OPEN
SUNDAY. l PM. TO DARK,
EXCLUSIVELY PRESENTED BY
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2346
Open Sat. and Sum-, 2-5
$3.50 White Haven Parkway

income and Easy Financing
An excellently built 2-bedrm. and
dressing rm. brick, row house, with
detached Gear gar. PERI cond.
Location the best; apt. in bsmt
now rents for S55 per month; apt.
above gar. S100 mo. without use
trust Of $50 900, monthly payments
interest and principal, S15S. Total
premises. MI. 3022. Dir: Out wis.
eonsin ave to 2100 block. left on
sign
Dorothy G. Wood, Exclusive
1881 P st. NV, DE. 711b
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
FIRST POWDER ROOM

S26,950
Blessed Sacrament Parish, " block
Lafayette School. Lovely detached
Drlck, slate roof, 1st floor has
room with fireplace, large dining
room, kitchen, screened porch; End
f1oor. 3 lovely bedrooms, 2 baths;
3 closets, detached garage; deep lot;
Oil a.-c. heat; basement has com
mode, outside entrance, unfinished
REALISTINGS CORP.
HU. 5333 Day or Night
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OPEN 1-5, SAT. AND SUN.
10 room brick, 90SS Baltimore blvd
College Park, Md; rooms and
path st f.; 8 rooms and bath ond
n; full dry basement; oil h'-w.h :.
loft front; commercialized; ideal
Ior tourists. Only Sl9,g5O, terms.
homer Epling. with ALVIN EPLING.
10. 9-966O. -oe
FILLING STATION AND GARAGE
All stock, 8 rooms and bath living
,a 9ua!ters. with long lease. $3.50 per
Beltsville; $4,000. terms. ALVIN
EPL1NG. 10. $4,000. -26
VACANT TSTORES-POSsESSION
oIn and * n.w.--For valet, shoe re-
4th and Rhode Island n.e.-For
carry out, valet. shoe repair.
18th and H n.e.-For any bus,nexs
use; store with small apt.
AOERBACH & CO., DI. 65OI. AID. 1907
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EIIWo0D pa1,1I E1e-

HILLWoOD RAMBLERs
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 6 Pm.
Only two of these 3-bedroom, brick
ramblers still available. Large liv-
ing-dlning room with fireplace, lux
ury youngstown kitchen with gar
page disposal, electric dishwasher.
plenty of cabinets; full basement
with outside entrance; concrete
front porch. Out New Hampshire
ave.. "a mi. past D. C. line to
Ersklne St, rt. to 18th ave, IT.,
! block to Elson St, left N block
Knieht. K sisoh Wal S9urf; 5sss 81 to houses. Mrs.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1224 14th St. NV. DI. 3346.
SHEPHERD PARK-A brick Norman
styled home on large level lot, con-
sisting of well-shielded front porch,
nan entrance. large living room.
dining room, breakfast room and
Kitchen on first. Study or bedroom
at one-half level; 3 bedrooms and
paths on second. Stair to full
noored attic. Attached garage,
Terms available. Mr.. Denston.
FOR LARGE FAMILY. detached home
with front porch, hall entrance,
large kitchen, large bedrooms
stair to attic, gas h.-w. heat. de-,
tached garage. Price less than MANY
row homes. Terms. Immediate pos
For information about these and
oInd o1ner line homes. please call TU.
AVON sHockEY, REALroR.
Evening star., 1950-11-25

BRAND-NEW BEAUTIEs-We have
several fine homes in the 35, ,O00-dol-
lar class nearing completion in sew
eral top restricted locations. Please
see them before they are placed on
the market. Ewes. call Mr. Rhodes,
141l 30
NV. RAMBLER, recently built This
detached brick rambler is very at
tractive and in good cond; 1st. fl.
has reception hall, liv. rm. with
frepl.,. din. rm., modern equip. kit,
8 lovely bedrms., 2 tile baths, stairs
to storage attic, full bsmt.; vacant
WRIGHT. EN-. 5000. l-27
$4,000 DOWN will buy dandy 6-rm,
row brick, near 7th and Decatur.
Call SHERIDAN REALTY. RA 1l43
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OPEN SUNDAY
/ PM. to DARK
2 Outstanding
Values
2801 38th ST. NV.
lCOr of Fult0nl

On q quiet street near the
Cathedral. A spacious corner
home in a popular section;
reception hall, living room
with fireplace, dining room,
den, kitchen and space for
powder room on the first floor;
4 bedrooms, tile bath and
extra powder room on the Sec
ond floor; stairs to storage
attic: full basement with
maids room and bath; de-
tached garage; oil, hot-water
heat. Now priced for imme-
diate sale at S23.950. Mr..
Wyvell on premises, or phone
WO. 3242.
Drive out Massachusetts, or
Wisconsin ave. NV. to Fulton
St. left to 3Sth and our OPEN
sign.
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NEAR SHIRLINGTON
Less than 10 minutes to Pentagon;
two bedrooms, full English base
ment, separate living room and
dining room. well-eouipped kitchen;
sos month. Call Mr.. Birkett. ia.
4-1600.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1904 North Rhodes st.. Arl.. Va.
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CORNER BRICK HOME
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
8 large rooms. Hotpoint kitchen. 1st-
floor powder room. This home is
new and immediate possession may
be had. Only S135 per mo.
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
Evening star., 1950-11-25

Vacant-Kalorama Section
WYOMING WEST OF CONN
Attention, embassies. physicians, fra
ternit1es. 3-story semidetached
brick on large lot, ideal for extern
sive entertaining, containing 12
rooms. 4l2 baths; also 3 servants
rooms and bath: several additional
rooms in basement. Shows some
wear but has excellent basic con-
struction. Call DI. 1O15 till 9 pm.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc.
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BARNABY WOODS
Det. brick home; excel. location;
containing z rms, and 3 baths:
1000; first trust avail; please
cali Mrs. Cushard.
INEz CUSHARD. REALTOR
nD
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Ready for Immediate
Occupancy

Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEATURES,
COMPARE THEM WITH
Q T H E r APARTMENTS
AND BE AMAZED.
l. Private entrances and broad
private terraces for family
living, face a whole mile Of
cool, wooded parkland,
2. Twenty individual, spacious
layouts of L, 2 and 3-bed-
room units, someswith bed
rooms up stairs.
3. An unusual roadway sys-
tenn provides safety to chill
dren with one-way traffic
and brings your car to your
own front door.
4. Almost half the units are
corners with sun, air and
long views on three sides.
5. Masonry walls betw. units
provides complete sound
proofing.
6. School buses through the
development transport chill
dren safely to all public
schools. Montgomery Coun-
ty schools are rated among
the finest in the Nation.
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0 IUCHS
O5 II st. NV. Ma. %
KATORAMA
Kansas and Sheridan
KENT

The stability and architectural eIe-
gance OF the community lends the
proper. background for this lovely
red brick Colonial. 3 spacious bed
rooms, and u tile baths. a paneled
study and bright rear porch are in
cluded in it's many attractive fea-
lures. Price. $50, 500 Let us give
you q personal tour on Sunday.
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Northwest Park
Apartments

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road. ir
Montgomery County, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1950-11-25

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Custom-built 1910. excel. cond.. det.
lovely landscsping, center entrance
very large liv. rm., din. rm.. mod,
kit, powder rm., 3 bedrms., 2 baths
rec. rm., 2-car det. gar, gas heat
level yard, storm windows, doors
screened. etc. Immed. occup.: owner
leaving town; S29,S50. OR. O727.
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CLEVELAND PARK, 1880 36th st
NV, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, immediate
possession; 500: EM, 3967. rs
Alexandria, a quiet neighbor-
hood, Just . blocks off busline;
brick Cape Cod. with slate roof
center hall. liv. rm. with fireplace
screened side porch. din. rm. and
kit. full bsmt. with laundry tubs;
bath, rec. rm. with outside entrance
and shower ON 2nd f.: oil INV.
garage and handicapped lot For
Dec. occupancy. call AL. 1880,
EBNER r. DUNCAN CO, Realtors
and Insurers, 916 Prince St, Alex
andria. Va.
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KENsINGTON, MD, 2901 Jennings
dr;-Modern detached home con-
kitchen and dining space well ar
ranged and nicely furnished; pic
ture window, porch, nice lot and
many other features; convenient
to transportation; rent, S110 mo.
3. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV,
Ma 21OO, o7
Evening star., 1950-11-25

MODERN ROW BRICK HOME. 8 rms.
2 inclosed rear porches. bath. full
bsmt. with law, h.-w. gas heat:
"a block from 16th st., -conv. to
buses and streetcars. Fairly priced.
GE- 1888. 2os
Evening star., 1950-12-10

ID EcENrLY, Roy Rogers's inseparable compan-
IL ion. Trigger. made his first appearance
before the critical eye of the television camera.
Just like any video guest star, Trigger had to
undergo full hour with the makeup man.
(For final result, see picture at left)
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RICCER GETS THE TV TREATMENT

Just like any other star, Roy Rogers's horse had
to be powdered and painted for his video debut
Photographs by Jack Manning
Evening star., 1950-12-10

When the job was over, Trigger got the
directors nod of approval. But Roy Rogers
just stared in astonishment He couldn't be-
lieve his eyes. As for Trigger. he took the CLAM
orzing process in his stride - after all, he owed
it to his audience MEL
Evening star., 1950-02-22
DOORS

~SAto
New tn,,r 2 ,ts, + M in BY # s in: sesS
WRECKING g. BUILDING MATE
RIAL CO., 4002 Minnesota ave. ne,
LU. 10000. PA
DUPLICATING MACHINE, Mimeo-
cali MR.. MENKEs, ST. $500 bet.
DGPLPfcaToR. automatic paper ERE feed
new Feb. 8. big discount; com
n2lpisicsT6R plf1ei ssSi IA; 02@e. ant, ga e..
EIGsTsld f5Ssiss N.hE; s.I psy No asrs Il ls.t
%REck1Na sSEasef; e Co., nes MI. g S177 oENERAI NEE
FAN, Homart exhaust fan, "a in,
29ssppe speeds; used 1 month $40. TIE,
FISHING TACKLE and general Ias sport
Of FEBRUARY, rebuilding sale; AZ
SPORT MART. 1888 GOOD Hope I'd d.
Sc: Lu; l.9733. Open eyes. "a
FREEzER, alEaS Gibson Home. 2h yrs. OLD,
gan pn5isns eSnd SaoS &H haS Sass Ssen sse5: gsrf
FREEZERS. A. samples, sreatly re-
duced prices. Save as much as 20S.
ELEcTR1c yiIiAaE. as4 carroll arr /
ave, TAX. PIX. Nd. SH. 27OO, SH.
1893. Open Mon, Thurs, Sat. till 8.
FURS-4-skin mink scarf, finest
quality and cond., S135. Call ia.
2-S202 between 7-S pm -23
seal. size L.. excel. cond., sacrifice
S125. OIL 544S. -22
FURNITURE - Complete apartment;
sell all or part. Call Woodley $500,
Ext. BIZ North. from 10 am. to g
pm. Wednesday.
bedrm., baby's crib, studio couch,
porch furniture, Philco television,
misc. items; owner leaving town;
vaTSt pRQ0
Evening star., 1950-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALT

OIL BURNER-Delco, new condition,
used 8 mos installed or not. TU.
pAiNT-Base paint, nat wall and
Plimsr fGRovER, e. B Bethesds. iess. lSta %d
PIANO. student model, mahog. finish.
Special. S1s9. Just the thing for
the young child; S25 down, $40
mo, LUBAR. INC. 1900 6 st. NV.
PLANO. attractive, full keyboard
nfes sp9e5 mads @ BY wesye5 sssS o9ks sad sn
down. $40 mo. KITS. 1880. G
PIANOS PA a;s' FOR RENT-For 81 a mo.
you can rent a late-model spinet,
good make, with. option to buy.
KITS: 1880 G st. NV. "a
able; M for .aae immediate sale; EXCEL.
PIANOS, uprights, $50: others; ewes,
Sun. Or by appt. CUNNINGHAM,
HO; 0060, 1114 11th st. NV.
PIAN0s-Uprts., small Knabe,. $75;
Erand; made by Kimball, queen Anne
period. $595; good as new. PAUL
G0L1BART; in American STORAGE
showroom. AID. 1928 from $50. to
$50; 80 Evenings by appt. We buy
oh1 p1hiAOo ia VI nut
PIANOS-You can now buy a full
size. full keyboard Spinet piano rs
low as 1875 with a full guarantee.
Other models appropriately priced
Small down payment and long
budget terms If desired. LUBAR,
INC. 1900 G st. NV.
PIANO, Acrosonic spinet and console
models. built by Baldwin: embodies
features of small grands and up
right. full resonant tone. responsive
action. durability and eye-appealing
case designs in mahogany, walnut.
ebony. light oak and maple finish
Exclusive at HUGO WORCH. 025
G NV. Established 1879
PIANOS, several used spinet, con-
sole and apt. upright pianos at un-
rights from S95. COLONIAL PIANO
CO: 637 D st. NV. MA. 1870. IA
PIANOS--We have few very good
values in used and floor sample spin
cts and consoles of good makes.
Prices from S295 up. JORDAN
PIANO CO., corner 18th and G SITS.
NV. -oi
PIANOS - Brand-new Lester Betsy
Ross spinets with full keyboard.
$50 deposit. $40 monthly. PIANO
MART. 1918 7th St NV "a