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Arizona sun., 1950-03-24

CINCINNATI, OHIO - Stanley
C. Allyn, Dayton, Ohio is the new
president of Community Chests and
Councils Of America, Incorporated.
Unanimously elected at the Red
Feather organizations annual
meeting here recently, Mr.. Allyn
succeeds Edward L. Ryerson of
Chicago, chairman of the board of
Inland Steel Company.
Mr.. Allyn, president of the Ma
tional Cash Register Company,
brings to his new post wealth of
experience in both the local and
national Chest movement and in
variety of civic affairs.
A native of Madison, Wis, and a
graduate of the university of that
state, Mr.. Allyn is a director of
numerous corporations in many
parts of the country. He is also the
recipient of the United States
Navy's Award for Distinguished
Public Service, and was selected as
one of the "Fifty Foremost ,Busi-
ness Leaders of America" by
Forbes Magazine.
Oe-elected as honorary president
of Community Chests and Councils
of America, Incorporated, was
Gerard Swope, New York, NY,
honorary president of General Elec-
trio Company. Elected as a vice
president was Alex F. Osborn,
Buffalo, NY. Reelected as vice
presidents were Hon. Charles C.
Cabot, Boston, Mass, and Mrs.
Henry P. Russell, Burlingame,
Calf. Newly-elected treasurer was
H. L. r. Emmet, Erie, Pa. Re.
elected as secretary was Mrs. Os.
wald B. Lord, New York, NY.
Community Chests and Councils
of America, Incorporated is the
national organization serving more
than 1900 local Community Chests
and the $4,000 Red Feather services
they help support. The united Red
Feather campaigns Of the nation
now raise an annual total of more
than $185, 100000.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-24
Control Of Scarcity

Readers Digest recently carried revealing article by
Henry Taylor British business methods The point
of it is that before the Labor government
power free enterprise know it did not exist in
England.
Mr. Taylor said, It has always been legal for manu-
facturers, mddlemen and retailers each to fix prices
among themselves and further for all of them together
to fix and enforce prices collectively at every step along
the line
"Brtains system represents control of scarcity
The Portland, Oregonian commenting editorially on
Mr.. Tayors article, said, There be free enter
prise without competition
may be that post British economic policies
reason why the country adopted socialism
and business had been working together long control
everything at the expense of the consumer that the people
have decided that they might well go whole hog.
In any event. the contrast with this country glarng
Here every manufacturer competes with other manufac-
turers and opportunity to cut prices and
get business it seized upon with enthusiasm Every
retailer, whether be chain with hundreds of stores
small operation with but one, constantly looking for
ways and to attract customers-incuding lower
prices better service and other inducements This spirit
the spirit of of open compettion-is the very heart of
free enterprise. And it's have abundance
when most of the rest of the world has scarcity.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-24
Lest We Forget

Now that the redsrctng makes possible for Negroes
to send legislator two out to the state legislature
all must pause for wisdom and guidance. It is great
opportunity to do either of two hngopen the door
for better conditions for all to mess up thru the
construction days route when newly freed Negroes
encouraged to seek position of executive responsibility
without preparation, and found ragicay incapable
of the task.
The situation calls for and OF average
ability. The send should have good education
and strong personality, with broad view of pro-
blems and the problems of others.
We hear of the present legislators of meager
intelligence That may be true but let not be said of
the send, for he she will have bigger job to
do out there tho it may not
To get things done in the legislature, just to say
represent the Colored folk of Arizona enough
must be able to sway other legislators by sheer force of his
ability with vision of better day for everyone The
state of Arizona will be proud of such or woman
The man who has not prepared himself is unfit to
1t matters not how anxious he she might be
how much they may wish to accomplish to the satisfaction
of their constituents matter of PRIDE will be
able to weather the storm.
This is the beginning of day and let for Gods
sake for once, lay aside personal feelings for the
sake of the greater public interest and send the best
to the capitol who is capable of carrying the ball.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-24

SOFT CRUMB COFFEE CAKE
cups sifted -four
teaspoons double-acting baking powder
~ teaspoons salt
" cup sugar
~ cup shortening
eggs, yell beaten
w cups milk
Cramble Topping
Sift -four once, measure, add
baking powder, salt and sugar,
and sift together into bowl. Cut
in shortening until mixture looks
like coarse meal. Combine eggs
and milk; add to flour mixture
and mix only enough to dampen
-four. Spread in a creased 16x10x2
inch pan. Sprinkle with Crumble
Topping. Bake in a moderate oven
(375' F. 35 to 40 minutes.
CRUMBLE TOPPING
Mix 4 tablespoons sugar and
la teaspoons cinnamon. Add to
l1a cups soft bread crumbs and
:oss with 4 tablespoons melted
Arizona sun., 1950-03-24

butter. Add 4 tablespoons chopped
nuts and sprinkle over coffee cake
before baking.
VACUUM TYPE COFFEE
When making caffein-free coffee
in a vacuum coffee maker, the
standard measurement is two
level tablespoons for a 6-ounce
cup of water. This same proper
ton applies regardless Of the
size of the Cory Maker. 1t makes
a good full bodied cup Of coffee.
Slightly more water can be used
for this measurement of coffee,
if weaker brew is desired.
The water should be put in the
bottom bowl and brought to the
boiling point. The top containing
the coffee should then be inserted.
The water should be held in the
top-but not boiling-for from l
to 3 minutes, depending on the
strength desired.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-24

The good nghbor policy might well very
friends like for coffee and conversation
time Of day night they fortunate perfect hostess
free coffee the perfect for those who limit
mr. coffee caa r. M ion secret that Coffee KatsS
friends electric especially
throughout evening.
douby thoughtful provide small medium
large cups that each guest take his choice.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
LONG BRANCH Apt.

New. modern. 2-b.r. apis. avail. i'm.
med. S9l per mo-. incl all utils:
shopping and theater within walk
ing distance. bus to project Ap-
ply rental oflce. rear S706 Old
BladenSburg I'd. Sill Spg.. Md. JU.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
FARM AND GARDEN (con..)

TREE REMOVAL. cut firepl, lengths
EIS5E TREE SERVICE TU. os44, GE
TREE REMOVALS. trimming, feeding iced
sGRdER9 9sP'2H.n* ST. 7als Bo7iE Or RA !BE5 TB5
COW MANURE-well rotted, $50
per 5 bu., 5000 per 10 bu., s..
per . bu,; del; topsoil. WA. 4593,
PETNINGmMareh RI nIG1i5a sas is a good month
HYATTsvfLfE ssil NURSERY SeUassffpae DTiSes 5SGi
339th ave. Hyattsville. Md. WA
SEE THE lnternat,ona Cub tractor
fol ! to 40 acres MALoNEY S,
INC Sl26 Ga. ave Silver Spring
MALoNEYs, 'fM. nc sass si56 sPo GeoTsta SetTlse
AYE aye, Silver Spring Md
mills, corn shelter, Tdisc harrow.
soil pulverizor, plows; spreaders
manure lime and fertilizers; grain
drill, spg. and peg hsrrows, COM
bine, bailers, binder, mowers, rakes,
manure loader, hydraulic scoops.
wagon wagon New Holland I bailers, side
leaders. New idea spreaders, now
ers. rakes, elevators, wagons. snow
plow and saws for all make trac-
tors, used equip, economy tractors
ana equip, jacques and equip. disc
harrow. MALONEY'S, INC, Silver
Spring SH. 1890
GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet Jr., lt2,
212. 3 and 5 horsepower; S179 and
up. MALONEY'S, INC, SI26 Ga
ave. Silver Spring. Md. SH. 1890,
CHAIN-LINK FENCE, double galvan-
lied, 42in. high, 81 .23 per. It. set
IN concrete. MALONEY'S, INC,
Silver Spring SH 333O
Evening star., 1950-03-15
FARM AND GARDEN

PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now We also
specialize in sodding; For free es-
Tel. Warf1eld 1856 or Union 1886
BABY CHICKS. Kasco feeds. Burpee
FEED STORE, Commerce lane, @
tor SOIL-Very good rich top soil
for lawns and green houses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 4933.
HARDY FIELD-GROWN AZALEAS, 4
yrs. old. all colors, soc each; mag
nolia trees, soc ea. Open all day
Sat, Sun. 2510 18th st. ne. --15
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces. fire.
places. fishponds. retaining walls,
pipe. drainage, all kinds Of cement
work. F. MARCucCIO, Route 5,
Horpers lane, Rockville, Md. Phone
BSSk sSSk'lEts Kim 9oss GRAVEL. for dr,vsvavx
1 and M roads: b:, delivered and spread.
rERTiIizER EsfnijE AND LIME, broken lots,
min. order, 200 lbs; good price.
NAIoNEY's, INC, sH. s33o.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TELEVISION

Ne New 1880 5es m9fss 9saon ca IN Jq e4So 90
WooDMooR APPLIANCE, Io10i
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. lis
TELEviSION SETS up 70 4Oqs OF
2-year service on all models. Last
years models slashed MANY floor
samples and demonstrators Free
pPfS p$f5ssT sEss cS Sa'ii ~, k5S51. ESSA! y r
TIRES. used. over 200 to select from.
NC Sas " l9MS s. Nv Aot9 M sEK1icE a4aS
TYPEWRITER-Portable, smith-Co
roma. brand-new. $40. Call after $50
nm. DU. 1851. is
TYPEWRITER. Underwood Noiseless,
portable, exec lent, S45; unique,
hand-carved, Mexican leather desk
set tmat. pad. > boxes. sacrifice at
500. Must sell all for price or best
offer. MA. $3.50, Ext. SOL. CAR
PASCOSO. Leave message if out. I"
up to $40 trade in
allowance on purchase of any new
portable: new machines, S65 and
up. Shop US first. CENTRAL TYPE
WRITER CORP. 2O1S 14th st. NV
TYPEwRITERs. reduced to whole
TYs sac SI.6 or IoMer; Ir1 forced to yacate. ABC
10Th st. NV, RE. 1900. I'll
new and rebuilt
one-year guarantee; terms. Our 10th
yeal AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
l43' Capitol st. s30-5:3G, inclu
Evening star., 1950-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOs--We have a few used. mod
ern small pianos that we are closing
out at worthwhile savings over the
new prices. Several good makes from
PaSo PfaS YD CO.. Pay corner ea d0T3 18th 'oRPAa aRd
pIANos IA s.Ti FOR RENT from ST monthly mont
UP. with option to buy. (Take one
Sear Senn to dseidsl hspling pIIMG extra ST:
18th and g sts.. NV. IL
to the JORDAN PIANo co.. St at the he
corner, Of 18th and G SITS. NV.
Several slightly used and recondi-
savings. over the new price. New
PfASosWFour uprishts. your choice,
S75, including small Knabe. Each
piano tuned, repaired and delivered.
storaee Bldg. corner entrance, aSoI
Georgia ave-; AID. 592S from 9:3O
to $50; evenings by appt We buy
and take pianos in trade. II
PIANoS-Brand-new Lester Betsy
ssStnd ssS dsDqi5s sbsrs: SD pPXS6 TSPthy MAFT
1915 9TH st. NV. -I7
PIANOS-If you are looking -or
piano, be sure to see the Hardman,
n class with the best. One of
the very few piano names left that
carry the manufacturers name, who
has been making the same piano for
l0S continuous years. SpinetS, con-
soles and grands; makers also of the
Minipiano piano, the most popular
OF all small pianos. Prices starting
at S445 Also few demonstrators
and floor samples at greatly reduced
prices, including such fine names as
Harrington, Wurlitzer. Hensel and
Bremen pianos. Easy. long terms
If desired. Your old piano accepted
1900 G. st. NV, ST. O250-
Evening star., 1950-03-15

MATTRESS for double bed; used only
10 days; inner-springs; S35. SH.
MIMaEoGRaPHs. II III eysahinss See duplicators.
MIRRoRED CABINETs, asxs5x5 in.
H{ssD {as doors si.n s'e %lrIGsfd FRahK siiq 4
son. 4T6 G st. NV. Elk. 1914.
ton sssr il stock; s.y VI Up: sls Ise % sisss
OFFICE FURNITURE, reconditioned;
desks. chairs, files, tables, etc. 429
9th st. s.w., ME. 1868.
PIANO-Marshau g. Wendell grand;
$500. Ask oper. Ashton 2601. Must
sell Immediately -15
S nose su s in'pss Basaa sna enSOas
right full resontant tone. responsive
action: durability and eye-appealine
case designs IN mahoeany walnut
sSny E.eSsv. sht IT. al a1ao spd WoRsH nsh aSh
& dAoaus'e n.w Established dsS ss2s M2S''h' 'S'
PlAN0-Estey console, beautiful tone
quality: an excellent value ct S2a5.
SS5 down, $40 month. KITS.
praSoGkimbsii, sSe 9 si bali upright, attractive
nisshagaan4y' ms 9a14' plain case medium size
PIANO, wlrhtzer, full keyboard, new
condition. Radio. Zenith Trans
Oceanic portable. OIL. 1885. IF
PIANOS-Goyernme m pl oyes.
members Of the srmed services.
STANDARD max make p pianos n 'V,s bs ar srranrs nss
ins their financing through credit
associations, banks, or service A.
nancink orsanizations. etc. Phone
sIANo NI 3'1ss MxR as'Illni aolt sS ss10 st. TIVE TIVE
Evening star., 1950-03-15
ROOMS FURh.-N.W. tcon..)

PERFECT FOR EMPL. COUPLE or
men. large front rm.. pvt. IL bath,
newly dec, crosstown busline, .
blks. west of 10Th ST.; S45 for p:
s35 for l, Call ewes, AID. 2297,
e1l7 WooDLEY PL. NV rooms
1or f3s light housekeeping. Call NO.
ao5S PARK RID. N.w.-Furn. room.
semipvt bath: $50; Govt. empl.
NEW HAMfsHiRE House, HOUSE 171a New
Hampshire ave Newly deco
rated iouhle and triple rooms: daily
ma'o ma SG service soSn snd Sw'feH'oard scr"
1924 18th ST. NV. the Farmington
-,Conv to. transp. Newly decorated
large, comfortable outside rms. "a
hour office switchboard and maid
service; weekly rates, single SS.T5
LaRGE aP doqof Pix ROOM up utI[}fS Pc frn t12o
WMsoN HOUSE. Gs'i 5oi5 X KaloTama ora ard I'd :
---,Excellent rooms, single, $50: dou-
r. PIE SG; 90 each: co. a722. is
transp. For man. NO. s54S. If
OFF WISCONSIN AVE, 1906 Nor
ton ri. n.W.-Large room, next
shower; girl to share, S25. OR.
71o oGLETHoRpE ST. Nw.-Master Mas
sefn befdrm;, With with pvt bath; sgle; or
DtPoNT 'tS1stSi cIRCLEoFront oFi gs49 lse. Ell rm
twin beds, connecting bath, newly
decor. well furn HO. 1903 IT
1914 10th ST. NW.-clean single
G39m; mf slevator s6 service $3.50 week.
2 ADJoINiNG ROOMS, next to tf bath;
on busline; girls. RA. 21S7.
1913 5.th-2 bedrms. sitting rm.,
housekeeping GdHiil,; privil,; no other room
1917 Harvard EM: FsD0' sr.-Attrac. -16 s5le.
rm. for young. lady; 2 closets and
windows. next bath. 30
1905 18th ST. N.W.-Across from
Statler Hotel, Large attrac. furn.
room with water, for young lady. 49,
1916 "2nd ST. NV, off Mass. ave.
ooCorner rm., windows, twin beds.
sm: PVT. rm;, $50 mo. mo- ''' s"''
WIDOW wants to share home with
working mother; kit. priviis.; viii
care for child. GOOD ref. req. S75
pvt. bath, shwr.; excel transp. jew
iSh couples home RA. 5s3S.
TWO DOUBLE bsmt. rooms: excel
transp.; pvt, entrance; shower;
lagndry n9 privils.; Frisidaire AD
NEAR wARDMAN PIX. 1912 cathe-
dral ave. .w.-Large, attr. front
room and porch; gentleman, $40,
CO. 7415.
HOUSEKEEPING. $3.50 wk.; refgr.;
quiet attr. SURROUNDINGS; young
ladies: 1866 Harvard NV. rs
1897 PARK RD. N.W.-Very large,
bright south corner. dble. rm.,
IN pleasant house; attrac. furn.,
gas burner. open firepl.. bath
with marble shower. mr.. transp.;
gentlemen; also smaller room can
De pc used adjoining; coffee priyils.
3es FARRAGUT ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn. rm. next to bath, laun. privil.
Unlim.. telephone; conv. transp.; cof-
Zee privileges in morning. RA. O497.
SOL ALLISON ST. N.W.-cor. house.
front rm., 3 windows: 2 girls: S23
each. | girl $50; no drinking or
smoking. RA. 1929. -16
41o7 FEssENDEN sT.-tor. rm.,
young lady, breakfast privils., mr..
transp. EN-. 1902 after 6. -17
Evening star., 1950-03-15

9 acres; fronting both State I'd. and
U. S. No. /; mi. south intersec-
tion q. S. No. ] and new Shirley
hwy, below Woodbridge, Va. Excel.
for tourist or other business. 1000
per acre. Excel. terms. DOROTHY
G. WOOD. Real Estate, 2531 P st.
NV, DE. 7115; ewes, OV. 1888, MI.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
ROOMS FuRkisHEo-Nor.heos,

NICE DOUBLE RIM, next to bath,
downtown carllne at door; young cpl.
ROOM FOR 1 OR 2, breakfast II
desired: conv. transp.; 25th st. mr..
r. I. ave. ne. NO. 2S75. II
"tI2 10th ST. N.E;-Large front
21edrm. i1s1rn With tf kit too and laundry priv
THE GALENA. 132 B st; n.e.-Nicely
tgeR eoof dof privi,F Fm' 9E1s sg1s beds laying
THE MARICK, 13s B st. n.e.-Man
to, share lge. rm. with another;
sgle. beds. TR. 9154.
EOS .sth-Lee. Ink. furn. rm.; refgr.,
water; reasonable. All conveniences
6as MARYLAND AVE. NE[Nice
room, End f., next to bath: gentle
Observation-Disclosures ROOM for
rent in quiet home; settled persons;
no drinkers; privileges. 1908 10Th
st. ne, AK. 1882
COLORED-52 r ST. N.E.-Nicely
furnished room, first floor front;
60 @eoo6ing priyil. NO: 1858. .
COLORED-DBLE. RIM, furnished,
private LA 6-507l
Evening star., 1950-03-15
RUMMAGE SALE

W. 1xlNl<a1E DALI
FIJI: March II. 8 an. to 2 pm. 114O
ieveIry ilSe ST. bon.sso,s n;wi Cietihins' costume
toys and games, SC to Soc. WIs
SAFES: ! National Safe Co. steel
vault. size 2sx2sx64: j Hall cast
cal MR. r. MARKS. MARKS No. St5e 17so' 7ssoe9'7sx1y is
Esist Gov, Winthrop, mahog.
able. converted treadle, $50. Service
at MAGHfNEsviReSSyyisiss INES " Syss' sin..r l
elec. model, S24.50; round bobbin
portables. $44.50: treadles. Big dis
count count on fsmous-make new machines
sEWHNa 1a1i oRfn %AcHisE fHsi ANp AS3srKEhso KEbfo
STORE, 1915 H st. ne. TR. 6S41
MACHINES-Lowest prices
anywhere for f1ne machines. Listen,
reai r nj nice electric portable, $40 so:
hSy.. hsy Eheh5ass "a, 4si4 reduced, ss12 Lee
SHOWCASES. SIT. glass. We need
the room; SO out they 60 At bargain
prices: mis YoST ELECTRoNIcs. 7034
SOFA: Dubonnet, good condition, rea-
STENOTYPE-Late model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed; S43.5O. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. RE. 1177,
SUITS, boys sizes IL and IA, 81
both. Also books. 10c each, and
toys. 5o07 44th st. NV, Wo. 754I.
TELEyISION---New 1850 models. II
you have cash, see us. PARAMOUNT
Co 2l5o Georgia ave. NV, Hud-
TELEvIsIoN-1o50 models, RcA.
AomlraL Emerson. 7, 10, 121a and
10, all new. liberal allowance on
your old receiver. Cash or terms.
open am. to 8 pm. SHARP'S
RADIO AND TELEvISION, 1927 18th
st. NV. Ia
TELEVisIoN, table models, combi-
natlons, floor samples; savings up
70 2OeS; every one name brand;
yrs. TO pay. ALPERSTEIN's ELEC-
TRIO VILLAGE. 224 Carroll ave,
TAX. PIX, Md, SH. 27o0, sH. 4393''
Open Mon. Thurs, Sat. till
Evening star., 1950-03-15
ROOMS WITH soARp

N0Q"N WIN oCANO
CLUB MASON, 1875 N, H. ave. has
vacancies for several refined girls in
Washington's most beautiful guest
house. Also sgle. vacancy for man.
Moderate rates, telephone in each
rr:: excellent food. NO. 6770. 10
WENDELL. TERRACE-Newly deco
rated triple for men or women;
double for men, double for 2
cancies in pleasant spacious rooms. !;
. excellent meals per day except
Sunday; maid. service; excellent
transp.: Just of Mt. Pleasant car
line; S47.50 per mo. 1927 Belmont
CHEVY CHASE, Md rms, bath.
in pvt. home; exclusive in every way.
Especially suitable for gentleman
@ wishing a fine PLACE to I've. Call
lsss s.Is iesh ST. M, sS;w..Niee INC. $na & ] neer
other vacancies, excel. meals. 30
i40i 18th N.W.--Large double rm.
/ single; business people and stu
dents. Showers, switchboard. Sc
1917 18th ST. NV, double rm.,
pvt. bath; walking distance down
town: switchboard. DE. 903O.
SLAUGHTER'S, 1927 10th st. NV.
nr. Dupont Circle)-Dble. rooms for
young people. Daily maid service.
switehbosrd telephones in all rooms
Large living room. Bowling teams.
Dances and summer beach parties.
1000 KANSAS AvE.-Rm. with sun
porch. bus by door; 10 min: to F
St; pvt. home. GE. 0121. go
Evening star., 1950-03-15

DIIUOINO-EA UIOI
LIQUOR, GROCERY
This is one of the best values in
this area; inc. quoted $1,000 per
q wk.; lease at Sl25; $4,000 down;
bal. e. 2. terms;
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1950-03-15
PIANOS WANTED S S

I 41alNoo w AIN ELL j y
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. Ma. 1870.
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house RAGS: highest prices
paid II you cannot deliver your ac-
cumula tons. please phone us ACE
JUNK CO. 2220 Georgia ave NV
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver YOUR
@aecugm1ulations: @ g1 please phone US
WASH; RAG Sao 4 BAG co. 915 L st
SHEETS, spreads, blankets, mems
shirts, mems trousers wanted. At
tention housewives, don't throw
away your non-serviceable linens.
Extra cash for you. WIN call. Any
condition. any amount. HO. 96S6
AM INTERESTED IN ouylnR silver.
ware. any condition, china bric-a-
bos. eEss Gd fTsTS hHusshSs estS
OLD: :FAsHIoNED PICTURE FRAMES.
clocks. iewelry. antiques, china
turn. etc EN- 4205 =16
Evening star., 1950-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, I2o bass; black; any
reasonable offer. Call TU. 1895
after pm. ~
ACCORDION, Soprani, 12O bass, one
month old. sell at less than half
ADDING MACHINE-Burroughs; re-
conditioned; guaranteed; S2S.5
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., RE
ADDRESSING MACHINE-New, was
S39.5 now S995. UNITED TYPE
WRITER CO.. RE. 1177.
AIR C0NDITIONERS, preseason sale
OF new and reconditioned models
BISHOP EQUIP. CO.. OR. 1869.
ANTIQUES pcs. Victorian parlor
furn.; solid walnut; original horse
hair, . pieces needs upholstering
frames sound. Also large odd
for all Box 391-z, Star. 15'
ANTIQUES-Chest of drawers, Vic
torian marble top. solid walnut.
S47.50; other antiques. WI. 04so.
ANTIQUES. ORIENTAL RUGS. all
sizes; paintings, old masters: ANTIQUE
Goblin tapestries, bronzes. EXQUISITE
collection from large ms nsions, now
stored in Washington largest stor-
age warehouse. wiz sacrifice. No
dealers. Phone HO. S217 or write
Box 30o-Y, Star -l5
Evening star., 1950-03-15
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

RMS. FURN.-MD. 3 VA.
Arlington, nr; clarendon-Kit. liv.
sc sEsp s1ob ! block Call after 5 pm
EMPLoYED II; eGHs CPL. OR TWO GENTLE
MEN preferred. FA. 5T31. 80
ALEXANDRIA-Resid section.
Room with private bath: "a block
from buses to Alex. and Wash: refs.
ROOM. single. nicely furnished good
nelghborhood; next to bath; unlim-
ited phone. sH. 5oS4. IT.
lst f.. next to bath, unlim phone
Ssle;: s.; couple, $40. WA. 2l49.
bath. il. pvt. home. kitchen privils.
Il desired; Minis. Pentason. OW.
BETHESDA = Master bedrm., pvt.
bath, in lovely home; $50 mo-: ex-
eel. transp. OIL. 764O. lis
COMFT. sgle. rm. next bath, gentle
man, conv. 3 huSlines: 25 minis.
downtown, $50. OW. 447S lie
HILLSIDE-Nicely furn room for one
girl or elderly lady; pvt. home. HI.
T1g4 -17
Evening star., 1950-03-15
MlscL. FOR SALE Cont,

DIAMOND, value $3.50, sacrifice $3.50;
family emergency. Phone Daleview
S9l4. III
DIN. RM., 9-pc. jr. size nah. din.
rm. Ste, $3.50; 7-pc. fawn oak
tblonde) dining ste, Sl39: 5-pc.
wood formica mod. dinettc. $685.
SS9; drop-ieaf table, credenzas,
china closets. DAWSON FURNI-
TURE CO., 1894 Pa. ave. Sc.
DINING RIM. SUITE, mahogany. g.
pc, Duncan Phyfe; excellent con-
dition; S106. Ii. 3-362S. -16
DUPLICATOR-Mim new. 500 so.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. RE,
l177.
DUPLICATORS-Full line of stencil,
spirit and gelatin duplicators. hand
and electric, new and rebuilt, from
$3.50 up. Also rentals, repairs and
supplies: 1-yr. guar; terms. Our
40th VI. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO., 1431 E. Cap. st. Ii. 3-00S2
$50 to $50 incl. Sat
Evening star., 1950-03-15
BUILDING MATERIALS

Wrecking famous New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, also church
at 1911 H st. NV. Fine doors,
windows, bricks. plumbing and many
other items. Visit our yards for
all your building needs in new and
used materials. One trip TO ACE
will save you time and money.
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING
MATERIAL CO., 4002 MINI. ave.
ne. LU. 4-0500. II
CALCULATOR, Monroe, reoonditloned.
guaranteed; S64.50. UNITED TYPE
WRITER CO, RE 1177
Evening star., 1950-03-15
GAS RANGES

GENERATORS STARTERS. 500 no
Largest Lais assert sleG mesor ess repairs:
HOSPITAL BED and miscellaneous
furniture. Call VI. 691S. -15
IR0NER, Conlon, never used; cost
.S169.50; sell for S10o. RA. 3155.
LIVING ROOM. dinette, 2 bedrooms.
$500 complete. Phone Logan 3-9514
after pm. Sacrifice. Transferred
overseas. 17s
LUAfBER-s-ft. 2x4s. 25 cents. sos
Byers st. Sc, Bradbury hgts. HI.
1850 after 8. 30
Evening star., 1950-03-15
ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY LADY desires first-fioor
and meals. in private home. Tel.
Adams 7S46 1Ts
2 YOUNG LADIES-Neither smoke
nor drink; desire furn. rm. with
kit. privils. in Viers Mills Village.
AID 7215 bet. & and & pm -16