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Evening star., 1950-11-13
Conducted by
BETSY cAsWELL

Information and requests sent
In BY the tollo,ping haze been
forwarded to those for yhoms
they tDere intended:
WashingtOn-H. c. p, K. A.
c., A. G.. S. w. L., E. D.. B. S.,
Mrs. P. r. r., Mrs. A. L., Mrs.
j. S. W., Mrs. H. r. NJ, Mrs. E.
O.. Mrs. e. P. H., Mrs. A. L. O.,
Mrs. H. A. T., R. P. S., o. F.
S., Mrs. M. E. B., M. P, Mrs. c.,
M. H. r., Mrs. A., Mrs. T. H.,
Miss E. A., Mrs. j. w. NJ, Mrs.
H. B., Mrs. o. L. S., F. T. K,
Mrs. j. E.
Alexandria-Mrs. M. M. t.,
Mrs. E. L. A., r. L. Arlington
Mrs. j. r. B., A. r., Mrs. j. D.
c., Mrs. E. M. c., Mrs. A. A. o.,
Mrs. H. j. T., L. E. Berwyn-
Mrs. E. B. McC. Bethesda
Mrs. E. A. Brehtwood-Mrs. M.
Chevy Chase-Mrs. G. K. H.
College Park-Mrs. j. r. M,
Mrs. j. F. ON. Falls Church
Mrs. w. P. Herndon-Mrs. j. o.
K. Hyattsville-Mrs. v. L. S.
Kensington-Mrs. D. E. v. K.
Lanham-Mrs. L. P. Laurel
Mrs. S. J. A. Riverdale-Mrs.
S. c. P. Silver Spring-Mrs.
K. M. W.. Mrs. c. M. B.. Mrs.
w. H. D.. Mrs. E. A. A., Mrs. K.
P. W., Mrs. F. B. Takoma Park
Mrs. G. T. B.. Mrs. E. P.
Thurmont-Mrs. r. L. B. West
Landover Hills-Mrs. F. H. H.
West Palm Beach-Mrs. D. H. r.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
By Angelo Potri

There are many complaints
about teen-age drivers and the
statistics bear them out. The rec
ord is bad. Why? Why do these
young people who are certainly
able. get into so much trouble? :?
Thinking it over I have decided
that one of the reasons is the poor
example set by their elders. That
example is the only instruction
many of these young people get.
They do what father or mother
do and, with the daring char
acteristic of youth, they go their
elders one better.
How many times do we see a
mature man pass a red light as
If it did not mean a thing? Or
steal start before the light really
changed. to the danger of a
pedestrian or to those in another
car? OF course he says he knows
he is safe but the young person.
following his example, has not
the experienced maturity of this
older driver df he has 1t, which
is doubtfuD and takes chance,
with direful results. Nobody, no
matter how experienced, has the
right to take a chance driving a
car.
The teen-ager loves excitement,
loves daring danger, so it is to be
expected that he will follow an
older driver in this respect too,
and land in the hospital, if he is
lucky enough to get there instead
Of in the morgue. And whose fault
Is it If he does?
Night driving is more dangerous
Evening star., 1950-11-13
MOVING.
from Mrs. NJ. G. W. jr..

A few weeks ago some reader
asked for help in moving and I
hope the following suggestions
| may be of some assistance to, her.
l have gathered them from watch
ing the packers on my many
moves across this country.
/. Be sure and call a reliable
mover several days (weeks) before
you are moving and have a clear
understanding with him as to
date, time. and amount of furni-
ture to be moved. If you are pack
ing your own things get from
him, his advice as to barrels, etc.
2. All my packers advised plac-
ing linens in drawers of the d.lests,
but no glassware.
3. Pack all dishes and crystal
in barrels wrapped in newspapers.
Newspapers by far make the best
packing material.
4. All lamp shades and books
in cartons.
S. AS to silver, fiat, some of my
movers suggested 1t go in the chest
of drawers, others preferred that
we put all silver in separate car
tons.
6. Any groceries that have not
been disposed of, seal with scotch
tape and place in separate car
| ton.
7. Kitchen utensils in either
paper cartons or barrels.
8. Clothing in your trunks or
bags, or if you prefer have mover
bring wardrobe closet and they
will hang everything for you.
8. Roll all rugs.
10. And if you label each box
or barrel as to contents you will
be able to unpack that much fas-
ter.
One last warning, if you pack
yourself do not cover any mir
rors or pictures, the movers will
do that and if they should become
cracked will be responsible for
any damage. I have also found
it handy to have a large manila
envelope around to hold all pic
ture hooks. etc. Also please do not
pack any liquids.
May ! add that If you can af-
ford it, by all means pay the ex-
ira charge and let the movers
pack for you, it is worth it to
relieve yourself of the worry and
work and responsibility. On my
last move 2 years ago. I was all
settled, draperies hung and all by
noon and entertaining at cock
tails that evening with no moving
day hangover. Hope this may be
OF some assistance to you.
X X X y
FROZEN CREAM CHEESE.
(From Mrs. T. V. F., Herndon.)
To Mrs. M. L. B.. Washington.
In my book of famous Old New
Orleans recipes which I got years
ago in New Orleans I find the
following recipe which might be
what you want.
One quart sweet milk, 2 cream
cheese, " pint whipping cream, 2
teaspoons vanilla. sugar to taste.
Take cream cheese and mash
through a sieve, add milk and
sweeten to taste. add the whipped
cream and whip or mix thorough
ly. Add vanilla and freeze.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Readers Clearing House
DOG FOR CHILD.

from Mrs. r. S. D., Silper SprtngJ
In reply to Mrs. D. w. L., Wash
ington, whose request for lntor-
nation about what type of small
dog is best to get for her toddler
son for Christmas. My answer
is none. The thoughts instilled in
our minds by the words "a boy
and his dog" make us all want
this conpanionship for our sons,
but those of us who have had ex-
perience with small children and
small dogs find out very soon that
the two do not go together at all.
MY son is nearly 10 and still have
to protect our dogs from him. Not
that he is deliberately mean or
unthinking of them. but he just
can't yet remember that dogs get
tired and that a dog will put up
with much suffering without COM
plant from a much loved small
master. With a puppy, especially
q Christmas puppy, who are too
often sold at this season much
too young. 1t is really pitiful 30
see the suffering these helpless
babies endure from the constant
handling of an excited, thrilled,
loving child with a puppy of his
own. Too often this is not noticed
by the fond parents until too late
(and it doesn't take many hours
of this they discover that the
puppy has been permanently in
jured.
If Mrs. D. w. L. and all other
adults contemplating buying
Christmas animals for their chill
dren will only stop to think they
will realize that baby dogs and
cats are just like human babies
in that they need:
1. The care of their mother
until a certain age. Any vet will
advise you ON this.
2. Many hours of sleep or rest
daily.
8. No rough handling.
4. Proper feeding (four or five
meals a day..
S. Home training.
8, Z, 8, 8, 10 and many more
needs too numerous to mention
here.
All dogs. besides the special re-
quirements of puppies. need a
fenced-in yard and protection
from loving and well-meaning
children.
I hope Mrs. D. w. L. and others
contemplating buying dogs read
Mr.. Tracewell's column in the
october "a Star. I wish you
would reprint this on, the RICH
page, but I suppose this is asking
too much. 1t needs reprinting,
however, over and over again, for
surely mans best friend" is in
need Of more understanding and
as usual Mr.. Tracewell, in his un-
canny way, puts his finger on the
real secret of success, in this case,
with dogs.
In return for many enjoyable
moments spent with RICH (and
why can't we have more space in
such a big newspaper, may
offer the following tip with starch
that as far as I have found is
unfailing with all starch in pre-
venting sticking? This hint was
given me by a German woman 13
years ago and has worked with
me with all starches boiled or un-
boiled with the exception of the
Evening star., 1950-11-13

There are many ways to serve
nutritious sweet potatoes - can
died, baked, in pudding or pie, or
mashed with lots of butter and
seasoned with salt and pepper.
Evening star., 1950-11-13

plastic starch with which I have
never tried it. The hint is simple.
Put the amount of dry starch you
intend to use in the container in
which you are making starch and
before adding the water add to
the dry starch tablespoon of
table salt for every half cup of dry
starch used. I have never made
up more than a cup of dry starch
at time. which calls for two
tablespoons of salt, but I should
imagine two tablespoons of salt
would be sufficient for up to two
cups of dry starch. After the dry
starch and salt are mixed well,
the water is added as usual in
whatever way you are proceeding,
either with cold starch, non-boil
starch or if you intend to boil it..
When it comes to ironing you will
find the starch does not stick to
the iron.
Please, Miss Caswell, if you re-
ceive any other letters from
readers concerning Christmas
puppies, or kittens either, please
print all you can. The people who
buy them do not realize what they
are doing and every Christmas,
every dog raiser has special ads
and enticementS for Christmas
puppies. This seems like the per-
feet present for a much loved
child, but ah! The suffering these
little things endure. The raising
of puppy is a complicated en-
deavor which should be under
taken at any other time than at
Christmas.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
PORT LYAUTEY?

fFrom Mrs. D. S. L., Nortolk.)
Will some reader who has lived
In, or near, Port Lyautey, French
Morocco, be kind enough to ad-
wise us on housing. climate, food
supplies. living conditions in gen.
eral? Should we take furniture,
linens, kitchen and electrical
equipment such as washer, refri-
gerator. iron, toaster?
Travelling with three very small
children. by air, will be a problem.
Any suggestions here?
Our need for information is
urgent and an early reply will be
deeply appreciated.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcont.)

BOXER PUPPIES. Flashy fawns,
finest blood lines, Axe. reasonable
price. KELLER. Route 637. Midway
pacasHUSD lstsasi ESi PUP, male, 8 wa weeks;
$50; Call JE. 3-72sS. "a.
DACHSHUND PUPS, weeks old.
males and females; ideal Christmas
gift. Call II. 3-6010. -23
right for Christmas; black, female,
Axe reg; call SH. T012. "a
GREAT DANE-Beautifu fawn male,
months old, Axe reg; owner IN
Army. must sell; $3.50. ELPAW
KENNELS, Alexandria, Va, Duke
st: extended. TIE. 243O. PA
COLLIE PUPPIES, sable and white,
pedigreed. , mos. old; a Christmas
gift for your child WI. 7642. -22
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
registered. champion bloodline: beau
ttful and intelligent. SH. O2O6
FOR HOLIDAY VACATION, leave your
dog or cat at the kennel and cattery
Of the HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS.
2l15 14th st. NV. NO 1903. "a
CHRISTMAS KITTENS, white Persian.
360S Bunker Hill rd.. Mt. Rainier.
Md. WA. 243S -23
PUPPY, spitz, female. white and black,
six weeks old, So. 729 9TH st. sc.
Ii. 3-6940. 22s
Evening star., 1950-12-22
HELP DOMESTIC

i NEED SOME ONE to live in. do
light housework and care for my
2 school children; will consider some
one with small child. JU. 7-5a1o
cSfSkEb ceSfSGs diRI. III 5to9a 70 care for as small
Sall en1ldIS6' No S55 S555 and caFfaFe per wk'
CoMPETENT HousEKEEPER-set-
tied woman. $3.50 for family of 4;
children 13 and Is: live in private
space and fuli bath; normal SoTE- S
ing hours; expect permanent en-
ployment; require references and
health certificate; normal salary.
Box 143-J, Star. -26
Madp dadEns e0ioTsd st hi live son5 IN ehW no
$50 wk. SH. 1925. -23
EURSEMAID, white, live in; chill
dren; references; cali EN-. 1000 bet
2 and 6 pm. for appt. -2S
eRd ioC sn0fsd soard to ana saFs sms aS ss
ary. ri. o745. N as
WOMAN, white. who would appre-
take care Of small boy, 5Ia-day
oneS %se5; Id Te5ersnees snGese required; sslsry
H9usEKEEPER@Live in; $40 week;
for. 8 small. children; lovely home
with other domestic help; has elec.
be settled person, efficient and at
tentive to children's welfare. Write,
giving full description. phone and
address. Box 322-D, Star. -27
COOK, G.H. WORKER, live in, 3rd-
floor room and bath; fond of chill
dren; top salary, Box 4so-H, Star.
WOMAN, white, take care Q children,
live in. Gail between 9 and 10
pm, Ii. 3-5326, MR.. BROMLEY.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

81 EYE ST. N,W.-Iwhite)-Larse
rm. with small kitchenette; drinkers
90 not apply; So wk.; no linens or
, dishes. Ii: 6-S512. ga
3I2O 18th ST. N.W.-Basement light
housekeeping room for one man.
S23 month; CO. 514S. "a
1l35 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Link. room, r.w.. elec. refer:
also 2-rm. bsmt. apt. RE. 1922.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Larse front
nm; and kitchenette; adults. OU.
1886. rs
2 FURN. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
rooms in Sc. section; conv. transp.,
all utilities. AT. 1854
1416 goth ST. N.W.-Beautifu large
housekeeping room, 1st floor. run.
water, Frigidaire; S55 mo. -23
SINGLE, running water. Ink. privi-
leges; quiet person; S35 mo. 1349
Columbia I'd. NV; no phone calls.
1902 18th ST. N.W.-Light house
keeping; suitable for 2; in refined
home. Call MI. 7147. -25
50f end ST. S.E.-Newly furn. and
decorated: large closet; very attrac.;
$40 for one; S12 for 2. TR. 1926.
-22
Evening star., 1950-12-22
PIANOS


Buy before prices increase. Large Sc:
grands. New, floor samples and used
In all types of wood finishes. Large
reductions in many models. $25
down. balance in SO months. Small
deposit will hold for Christmas de-
st. NV. ST. 025O.
PIANO - Attractive, full keyboard
spinet; mahogany finish, just like
new; 1895; only S25 down and 3
yrs. to pay the balance. KITS,
1880 G st. NV. -23
PIANO-Rent piano now. There
ment to have the piano you want
delivered for Christmas. Come in
and select your piano from our large
stock of new instruments and have
It deliversd on our famous Renta
incl. delivery are as low as $40 80,
Come in and make your selection
now; CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., Jos
PIANO: mahogany upright. eScellent
PIANO. stien grand. good condition;
Tesso9abls NO 29S1. 9} grand @4 T..
,Lasv Ike new Tedeed also nass 9thsr
RATNER's Music STORE. 1856 18th
PIANos-Mason- -Hamlin grand, re-
conditioned like new; also spinets,
more at RATNER's MUSIC STORE,
736 18th st. NV. -o3
PIANOS, uprights. $50; grand, S325;
new spinets, 5000, Sun. CUNNING
! Ham, 11I4 1lth ST.. Ho: oo6o.
recond, grands priced very reason
ably; all these instruments are in
Al condition and fully guaranteed;
this group includes such fine makes
as s; stss;inway. knabe' Marshall &
ance for your old piano; conv.
terms to meet your budget. CAMP
BELL In MUSIC CO.. 11os G st. nv.
PIANOs-Limited number of brand
S25 down and 3 years to pay the
balance. KITS. 1880 G st. NV;
PIANOS. several uprights, includes a
snail Knshe; s3t:tt Your nJ fhoice' S75,
low as $3.50: BALDWIN d n'-d' and esthers;
special low prices on spinets PAUL
GOLIBART, in American Storage
Bldg. .orner entrance 2S01 Georgia
syennss sye Ap by 5aSs sppt rTn we by to nano 5se
24s
Reconsideration, music teachers
and advanced students, we have an
excel recond. Steinway upright that
has ar exceptionally fine tone and
responsive action; for any one in.
terested in getting real good
piano, we advise them to act now;
conv terms may be arranged
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. l10s G
st. NV. DI. S464. pa
PING PONG TABLE, S1s; inner.
spring mattress and spring, S15
thn tTin metal beds 2s1s s12' ia. s-!nsSss
Evening star., 1950-12-22
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

LARGE. ATTRACTIVE single, 3rd fir.
front; Venetian blinds. flourescent
light; $40 week: permanent gentle
man only; 1122 N st. NV.
Large comfortable rooms; complete
WARM. LOVELY RMS. 1880 Mass.
ave. n w;1Also rms, at 9o6 Eye St.
nv nv; utMssa1ppp Kttsssn priylegsSS ,,nsS 2s
rated rooms; daily maid service and
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-Men, sgle.. 50
wk,; dble, $3.50 ca wk, Conf sep.
beds; Shwrs.; bath; c.h.w;, gas neat;
rRvaTE ri tTfssRSs ESrRaNcEone salHs rn 4sso hot
$50 dble. Dupont Cir. 2oi4 ? NV.
MASTER BEDROOM, mod. Bethesda
sHms bocf tTn SuS 0sds shd sRoppne 2T nes She
1S55 AtPS' p ST. st N.W.-"The 15; pupont On
Manor; very warm. front single
,soa sSSm u s9ptheTRR avR sSxpWSsurs m2a nar.
furn. fun single room; $3.50 Weekly. sG.
NICELY FURN. front dble. rm. and
sgle. in nice. quiet home, conv. To-
kao6E satsS Is IsLasD azsno' Avk 1A nv SW 14is
Desirable quarters for men. See
them for yourself Showers. Study
room. Downtown location. S25 mo.
up; This house kept WARM. PA
1442 r. l. AVE. N.W.-English type
lpassr basement; IT,. large rm. tub, sink
18th ! N. M. Il. ave. N.w-singIe and
transp.; $3.50 and up. DU. $500.
FAIRMONT ST.. 14O1. APT. 4I7-
AID. S464. Large, warm. twin bed
rm.; also sgle.: empl. persons. Reas.
PRIVATE BATH. MASTER BEDRM.-
gentle family; excel. transp. 323
Oglethorpe St.. OIL; 0S16 or GE. OIL;
REFINED PVT. HOME-Rm: and
bath, or 2 rms. and connected bath.
1908 EOS cRfTTESDEN ASosH ST. 'N.iWS..Front. v
privileges. pTf gesS'; GE. ss:S sssa. OS'" iA M25
18th ST. N.W.-3O35. Single and
double, S25 to $40 month. Also
3-room apt s75. New manage
DUPONT CIRCLE sECTIoN-Beau-
tiful room: private bath, fireplace,
S55 monthly. Also single room,
share bath other men, S25
monthly. Gentlemen. AID. s73S.
7I9 WHITTIER ST.-1 or 2 persons;
rm. 12x24, twin beds, nicely furn.;
in adult, gentle home. nr. bus and
cars: Ideal for settled people. GE.
Abs. -23
Evening star., 1950-12-22
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-B.C.S. 4 years with
CPA firms, seeks permanent posi-
ton. Box 1907, Star. "a
ACCOUNTANT-,,;Books started. kept
prompt; local refs EN-. 1884.
COMPOSITOR. experience in SUPER
viStng printing plant. Desires en-
ployment in D. c. Box 1871, Star
22s
UPH0LSTERER'S HELPER. knows the
work, knows estimating. seeks posi-
tion in upholstery shop. Ii. 4-90e1
Evening star., 1950-12-22
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-h.E.

TWO FURN. sleeping rooms for rent,
64o & ST. ne. Call after 6 pm.
FR. l22I. "a"
Isth AND 4. i; N:E.-Large front rm.,
first f.; nicely furn; SIS week. AID.
3163. -
EOS S ST. N.E.-Twin bedrm., and
oble. bedrm. for cple. or =; privlls.;
AID. 9027. -o4
C0MFoRTALE clean single room.
mex next bath. gentleman preferred;
coLoRGD-FRoNr eIi f1 HALL BEDRM. nd
$50 mo; back bedrm. and porch,
unfurn., S45 mo-; ne. section. Ii.
S-241S or 10. S-3994. 22'
CoLORED-222 r ST. N.E.-Fur.
nished nsne 81 front ont room room for employed
OLORED-FURN. RM. for settled
lady, home privileges. Ii. 4-3a1S.
G ST. N.E.-Furn.
rm.. cheap rent. for 2 empl. refined
men. all home privils; refs. pa
Evening star., 1950-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION = 120-bass Hohner,
brand-new; S175 or best offer. To.
ACCORDION. LeMar. 12o bass. excel;
lent condition; sacrifice $3.50. oSCall
ACcoRDiI2oN, Hormer. 12o bass.
Wi sell for cash or trade for
ACCoRDIoNSW3oao off, closing out
sale of famous make Italian &C
tee. COLUMBIA MUSIC CO, 1000
N st. NV. NE. 1419. Open. eyes.
ADDING MACHINE. sunstrand, elec,
reconditioned, guaranteed; 500. so.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13
14th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters
all makes, new and used. Pay for
them like rent, $40 mo. Buy now
for Christmas. CENTRAL, 2O19 14th
st. NV, HU. 5121.
ADDRESSING MACHINE, was $50 80
now S9.95. New. in original car
ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
MiScL. FOR SALE Cont

- Unusual French clock
with candelabra; priced to sell. All
sIa6g %a6es or1 EspaireS. HALLS WATCH ade !
ANTIQUES. Jade vases: several items
OF interest to collectors OF Oriental
art: must sell. Fairfax S61-J. -23
ANTIQUES. Christmas shopping in
comfort; lovely gifts; free coffee;
AUTO SEAT COVERS
Only ss.e5 for $50 Plastic Coated
4-door sedans. coaches and club
coupes, incl. most '49 and 80
models. BURR HEISHMAN'S. 1903
Lee hwy, -Arl., Va. CHI. 0024; Seven
Corners, Falls CHI. FA. 2177; 10th
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer. SIS. 20.
BABY FURNITURE-xmas sale to Dec.
"a, on white or birch cribs. $40 so
for $2s.95 with matr.; baby tendas.
S15.95 for S9.95: 12" bikes. S12.95
for S6.95 and S2.9s:. childr; table
sets. $685. for $d7.95: chrome.
SiaSsS Si9sS; IT,. othsys; q. $7,9s I and $s;9s;
44o4 Ga. ave-, To. s7ai. ga
BABY FURNITURE-carriage and
pad. s15; playpen,. $40; scales, So;
Sell best offer. ia. 1885. ga
BASSINETTE. with mattress. hood
snd eng. lining iniIS S5ii SCALE, g; esgriage.
OUTFITS. cabinet sinks,
in plumbing, Open all day Saturday
Monday till pm, ATLANTIC
PPdLJUIMBING PLY CO.. so7 v st. NV, NO.
built in. s25; new and
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS,
3056 M st. NV. NO. 1903.
new. used. built in. legs;
sinks, basins; toilets. PEERLESS
BEDS. twin. English hardwood. ex-
sseli; sli; springs; also lo, mattr. Sacrifice
BEDS AND MATTRESSES
Wave folding beds. 30x76 in. 7e5
36-in; width Hollywood beds
ARMY mish csferilIssde mahIssdeS So and SO 1875
in, cotton felt mattresses 6.95
New mattresses Of all types. as well
as new furniture. available at great
savings. N. FRANK 81 SON. Ala
3rd st. NV. EX. s974.
BEDROOM SET. complete, blond ma
hogany. custom mirror. bedspread
anda aad tFayerss nf sa5o grapes; best offer. ST.
BEDROOM SUITES; very high grade
3-piece Sheraton style mahogany
bedrm. suite. Also several other
pieces Of real nice furniture. About
10 pieces fine silverware, including
5-piece tea and coffee set Large
tray. meat platter. covered supper
dishes and several other nicer
things. All these suitable for Xmas
gifts. Will sell reasonable Call at
$40 s.. Washington ST.. Alex, Va.
or phone OV. 3777.
BEDRM. SUITE. twin beds. complete;
pillows, blankets, linens, floor lamp.
small table. etc. Reas. AID. 20S0.
1915 Clifton st. NV. -22
BEDRM. SUITE, 3 pcs, boxed
springs and mattress; very reas. Also
Frigidaire; good cond.; must sell.
MI. 1861 -22
Evening star., 1950-12-22

op-- oot d10 sun. EICC 0OA1vSAy.
BULLDoZER, Caterpillar, hydraulic.
IaPanss Eadd inE5s pTce m0sfl
Phone Greenbelt 5241. pa
BURNER, OIL. Ballard automatic. oil
burner and tank, perfect condition.
DE. 9273 or DE. 3063. 23'
CALCULATOR, Monroe. electric;
S99.50; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
CAMERA. RtIn Poiaroid; soi rcG takes. black and
ideal for Xma sgift; S75 or ex-
change for movie camera. Ii; A.
CAMERAS, Leica sc. Eastman. Medal
ist it5o and German Welta. Sligo
CAMERA, movie. 1s-mm. Eastman.
splicer. $100. 12104 Dewey rd:,
Vters Mill Village, Wheaton, Nd.
CAMERA, new Leica 1I1-c, Elmar
coated lens and carrying case; S225.
caMEks. AMI Mo' 4x5 x50f Busch pressman With
Vue-Focus range finder and Holland
ashsss 5ais kf RsT asue Goes s17 foles
CAMERA AM Ret GUIDE, free. Pay els mo.
top photo-moyie eauipt.. VI. guar.
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CARPETS, USED, large, empOSSeQ,
LEE. INC. 1905 F st. NV. 20
CASH REGISTER. National Electric
bargain, S1s5. FA. $3.50. JE; g.
casH Ash REGISTER. cigar showcase, wa
meat slicer, refrigerator, scales. 902
] 9th st. NV -22
CHILD'S AUTO. red, good cond., $40,
RA. 1870. 5010 9TH ST. NV. "a
CHRISTMAS TREES, fresh. beautiful
spruce and balsam. 3 to Z it,: take
81 800 block of Georgia ave.
CHRISTMAS TREES. any size, Gu,
your own; saws for daddies. lolli-
pops for children; S1.25 each. Fair
CHRISTMAS TREES, 2 living. Norway
Spruce, 10 and 12 feet. SO each
2612 32nd st. s.e.. vi. 2s04. pa
Evening star., 1950-12-22
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

FOUR PONIES LEFT for Xmas;
other gentle horses for children,
Hunters and jumpers. Rockville 9ss9,
ewes. HU. 9075. "a
PONY COLT, Q months old. OK
0494.
ONE PALOMINO MARE and one roam
horse; / toy pony. gentle and lady
broke; reas. 1888 Prout st. Sc,
LO. 4-36l3 -23
PONY MARE, pony filly colt, pony
gelding, 1 horse gelding. l mare.
Telephone Engleside 96-W-2 22'
thoroughbred, 3 years old. sound;
excellent performance over 6-foot
triple; sired by Eurasian. Perma-
nent change of station necessitates
Quantico Marine Base. tel, 2689.