davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-08-30
$50 New Fall Dresses

Special
Purchase
All regularly higher priced.
Rayon crepes, tissue failles, 2
pc. faille suits. Gabardines,
mems wear checks. Short, q, or
long sleeves. Flared or slim
skirts. Black, brown, green,
toast, teal, wine, purple. royal.
Sizes els, IL to 20, 1914 -24h.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

Green Suede Box Coat. Reg.
$685. Gin
With Mouton Lamb Tuxedo. Size
18.
1909 Wool Tweed. Reg. $45- -S28
In grey or tan overplaid. Both
styles have 1902 wool zip-liner
and in sizes 1918.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

1877 PajamaS. Special purchase 2.99
Perfect famous make, solid and
2-tone, lounging or sleeping. Man.
DARN type. Coral, aqua, gold;
sizes 32-40.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

86 All Wool Coots
!: s.:; s,;s :''' s38
Fall and Winter dress and
sport styles. Broadcloths and
fleeces. Black and colors. Sizes
for Misses and Women.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

We ask your indulgence If you do not re-
ceive our usual Philipsborn service during
this event. Due to inexperienced extra per-
sonnel, our service may be slightly made
quate to handle the large attendance.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

377 Sweaters. Special purchase :. 80
1907 wool. Mostly cardigans.
Grey, dark green, wine, black.
cherry. Sizes So to 40. Some ir-
regulars.
II Jackets, Boleros, Jenkins. Reg.
7.98 to 22.98 to Sc
Various lovely styles in corduroy.
butcher linen, 1009o woods. Black
white. gold, white, natural. Sizes
S-M-L, 10 to is. Some irreg.
81 Vests. Reg. 1893 to 1888,
99c to 3.99
In 1009o wool, corduroy. Most are
fully lined. Button front, v neck
lines, double breasted. Some irreg.
~ Upper Sport Jackets. Reg. 4.SS,
2.99
In rayon gabardine. Long sleeves,
upper front, pocket trim, ad-
Unstable sides. Blue, rust, grey.
green. Sizes 10 to 18. Some irreg.
Evening star., 1951-08-30
- Royon Suits

Classic and belted tunic styles
in grey or tan stripe rayon or
sharkskin overplaid. Fully lined.
Sizes 1913.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

I 1909 Wool Apiece Suits. Reg.
1895 S12
Includes the Vest, Coat and Two
Skirts. Sizes 10, 2/12, 16.
Evening star., 1951-08-30

Sold by Box Of Pairs Only
100% Dupont nylon. PERFECT
so gauge, first quality, IS denier.
Accent seams, plain styled. All
Fall shades. Sizes 81 to 101a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
$89.75 to S9S.75 WINTER COATS $50

A real investment fitted and box dress coots
trimmed with Persian Lamb, Jop-dyed Mink, Muskrot
Bombay Lamb broodcoths and suedecoths in black
grey, navy, wine, green, teoI Sizes I0h to 241h in
the group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Two Army Officers,
One on Missing LIST,
Awarded Silver Stars

Two Washington Army lieuten-
ants, one of them missing in
action in Korea since last De-
Icember. have been awarded the
Silver Star for gallantry in
combat.
Mrs. Edna H. MarShburn, wife
of I'd 1t. Herbert E. Marshburn,
Ijr., of 1919 P street NV, will be
presented her husbands medal at
IL am. tomorrow in the Office of
Maj. Gen. Thomas w. Heron,
commanding general of the Mill
Itary District of Washington.
Missing Since December.
1t. Marshburn, reported missing
since December 2. was recon-
mended for the award for GAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

LADY, that yawn of yours is a
dead give-away. You're just not
getting the sleep you need for a
good days work. Result: You're
losing up to 500 of your working
efficiency. So you'd better stop
trying to sleep on worn-out,
beaten-up, or bargain-price
mattress.
Whether your job is in defense
plant or keeping house, you-and
your husband - deserve the best
mattress you can buy-a wonder
fully restful Eclipse Mattress with
the exclusive Springwall edge. No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
-Four Trapped In Elevator
Rescued al GNU Hospital

Four persons were trapped fol
nearly an hour last night in a self
operated elevator which stuck be-
tween the third and fourth floors
|of George Washington University
Hospital.
F'iremen rescued the occupants
by prying open the doors on the
fourth floor, to which the foul
climbed unframed.
Three of the passengers were
Mrs. r. c. Callander, of 3540 Gun
ston road, Alexandria: her son
Douglas. IL. and Mrs. w. F. Cal
lander, her mother-in-law. The
fourth passenger. a woman, was
not identified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

lantry during fighting at the
lChosin Reservoir in Korea.
4 A l949 graduate of West Point,
he Is the son Of the late Col.
Herbert E. Marshburn and Mrs.
Marshburn Of the P street address.
Born in Fort Leavenworth, Kans,.
he was graduated from Western
High School here and attended
Sullivan Prep. He was married
last June.
Lead Assault.
i Another Silver Star, for gallan-
try in leading an infantry assault
ion an enemy strong point in Ko-
rea, has been awarded to 1t. Har-
old E. burst, a University of
Maryland graduate whose wife.
Marylou Weadon burst, is a senior
There.
1t. burst. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon r. burst, Of 3911 Twen-
tieth street NE, was captain of
the Pershing Rifles Company
ROTC, and a member Of Sigma
alpha Epsilon Fraternity and the
Scabbard and Blade Society al
the university. A graduate of Nc
Kinley High School. he went on
active duty in 1949 and left for
Japan in March, 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

STYLE smart in beige, blue or grey twill Sizes w 81
to 22h l0-
SIS and S3e75 Toppers in fleece, eobordine
suede wool crepe and novelty pin checks. Hip
fnoertip-enoth in black navy, toast, grey
beige, gold, pink and iIoc Sizes w to 22h and %~%
size 36
s4975 to s5975 Long and Short Goats dresv
styles in eobordne, suede and wool crepe
cosuos in nubby woods, checks, novelties eobor
dines and suedecIoth Black navy beige, green, , =
qod toast natural and black and white checks, 00>
too Sizes "a to 40 and wv to 20R
s5975 and se9.75 Long Dressy coots and Top
pers in Verdono Crepe suede, lovely Cresto, eob-
ordine, JuIIiord Arlene crepe, Lombskin suede, .
Pacific Mills Verdono crepe Fitted, boxy sill , n
houettes Black navy, grey, gold, beige, Iioc, ~
green Sizes lOh to w. "a to 38
s6e75 to Sll0 Short ond Long coots some Of
kama, Cresto, VeIdyne, Stroock fleece, novelty
pIoids, Verdono crepe Poneteen wills with
dressy and tailored detailing even beaded Jokes,
seftuckine. Navy, toast, grey, beige TiIer blue,
lilac and pIoids of blue and gold and grey Sizes ~
l0h to 2OR, "a to 40 in the group
sllo to SIPS Winter coots. Fitted and box Styles
in broodcIoth and suede wool, with silver fox, SIX
Persion lamb and Jop-dyed mink trims Black, ! ~
grey toupe Wne sizes 80 to AZ and l4R to 24h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Journalism Essay Contest
Suspended by ANPA
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 9.-The
American Newspaper Publishers
Association announced today II
is suSpending it's annual journal
ism essay contest because of the
decline in the number of students
entering the competition.
The ANPA conducted the con-
test, open to students in regularly
organized colleges, schools or de-
partments Of journalism from
1912 through 1851.
At the recent annual ANPA con-
vention the award was made to
Hugh A. Mulligan, Boston Uni
versity, on the subject when I'm
the editor; the kind of newspaper
I'm going to make and why"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Spencer Joins Committee On Natural Gas Supply

Kenneth w. Spencer, member OF
the District Public Utilities Com
mission. yesterday was named a
member of a committee to look
into the natural gas supply in the
Appalachian area.
The committee was organized at
a meeting of regulatory commits
sions in States served by the Co.
lumbia Gas g. Electric Co.
system, which includes Maryland,
Virginia and the District.
Purpose Of the meeting in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

Raleigh Hotel was to discuss thu
availability Of natural gas through.
out the system during the forth.
coming heating season. The Dis.
trict apparently has an adequate
supply at present, according tc
PUG Chairman James H. Flana-
gan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

-Yes-Open Tomorrow Night!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Relief Society to Meet

The annual meeting of the
Army Relief Society will be held
lat 3 pm. tomorrow in the home
of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles D.
Heron. 1911 Fairfax road, Be-
theSda, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Kohler to Address Dinner

Foy D. Kohler, in charge of
the Voice of America, will speak
at a dinner meeting of the Ohio
State University Alumni Club at
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Hotel
'240O,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

Mrs. Ann Parish of London cele-
brated her 106th birthday recently
by reciting a poem learned from
her father over a century ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

Dakota Is an Indian word
(Sioux) meaning an alliance of
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

Eight American cities have the
name Scotland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

other mattress has the steel-girder
construction of Eclipse Spring
wall. 1t buttresses each side of the
innerspring SO that the edges
simply cannot sag (see diagram).
You can sit on it, bounce on it -
and the edges won't sag. 1t pro-
tects your rest and comfort for
years to come!
Ask your dealer to show you
the beautifulextra-comfort Eclipse
Springwalls described below!
Guaranteed for ten years against
structural defects. Imagine that!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
Misses! Juniors!

s55 to S3975 Short coots from hip-len9th to =
fnqertp- length in boY and pyromld styles.
Bosket-weove novelties and suedecIoth in black, -
noy, red mint, pink and beige; sizes 10 to 10
SIS and $40 Short coots in hubby basket weave,
covert-sheens, and suedecIoth with pyramid boxe~
and poneI-bock shouettes some double , J
breasted Navy, beige, pink white gold, red, mint \~
black Sizes 7 to IS and 10 to l8
s49.75 ond SIS Short coots and Long Cosuo
Coots Misses only in this group . shortles
from hip-Ienoth TO fingertip-Iength in tler blue,
nude pink black, navy fleece suedecIoth, wool ,
crepe and novelty checks the long coots , (
casual in monotone weeds Of gold and beige ~
Sizes 10 to l6
$59.75 and S69.75 Long and Short coots. cosuo
and dressy coots, fitted, bo<v beIted and pyomld
coots q grand selection in Stroock fleece,
JuiIIord suede, novelty checks, 9obordnes some
even with detachable white pique eolIors Black , n
navy, red, gold, natural and pink in the group. -
Sizes 10 to Is, 9 to II.
S6e75 to $9875 Long and Short Dress Coots in
an honor roll of fabrics Forstnonns MiIoteen,
Cresto, VeIdyne, JuiIord Ploneteen, beautiful CO.
bordines Stroock fleece Such details as plaid lin
inqs, toffeto Innings, cope Sleeves Some cosuos
included, too all siIhouettes. Black, navy, gold
IiIoc toupe white, BEIGE pink, Sizes to IS, 10 ~
to g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
SUITS, Clearunce-Priced!

Misses and Juniors s4975 to S6975 Suits in eoId tobacco,
Beige red eobordines-
Misses and Juniors SIS to s7o75 Suits in fonne plane
teen eobordne Forsmonns striped Choose from ereen
gold blue brown oyo blue noW red and beiee----S45.
Misses and Juniors s7975 and sss75 Suits in beige red
navy, violet black few priced MiIoteens in this group
SIS.
Misses and Juniors sos75 Suits in wo-one stripes and
window pane checks every suit popular navy blue
SOS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
STORE FOR RENT


business Auxiliary for House of
Providence Providence Hospital
Auditorium. l4th Street and
West Grand. Entrance on rear
Wabash and Ferry Park. Cloth
ing and accessories al IN excel
lent condition Also selections Of
furniture and other items.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
HOUSES FOR SALE
LaSalle Blvd. Section

pdeln two-story brick home
bedrooms. 3 bathrooms
Dir conditioning -Solarium
Birch doors and many unusual
|eatures. Ideal for professional
buyer Write phone number, oc-
hpauon. etc. TO
Che Detroit Tribune.
2l46 st. Antoine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
||!S||
FOR RENT

Available now. 4 room upper
Sl700 per week.
TIE 4-8200 I'll $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
WANTED TO RENT

RELIABLE employed couple. ex.
cellent references. Need any
location. Tiffany G-72O7, D4oXei.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
LEGAL NOTICE

5ter October 20, 1851. /. Mar
hell c Flowers will not be re-
bonSlble for any debts made by
nv wife, Matte Flowers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
's<"tG ZASSlE7E

WANTED Live sooa Broker.
covering entire State. to sell
goo line Of Shoe Laccs on Com
mission Basis
Give full particulars.
Address DIAMOND BRAIDING
MILLS. INC
TARPAN SPRINGS, FLORIDA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
HELP WANTED
HOUSE FOR SALE

F1OO0E TOH SALE
eSt Buy of the Year. 3 Bed
|ooms 6 room Colonial on
LlddcSdale, in southwest Detroit,
Corner Lot. 2 Car Garage.
Fenced Yard, Gas Air Condition
peat. Automatic Hot Water
(le Bath, Carpeted Living Room
Clean Throughout
|liced at Only Sl0,250.
Dnly $4,000 down.
lrch +. Sword Realtor
DUnkirk 1892
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
TO RENT

Large 5 rooms Brick Only $50.
Tiffany 6-72-7 Ill $50. Broker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-20
For Ad-Taker
Call WO. 4-82O8
or WO. 2-4937
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

bper flat vacant. 2-family flat
Is up. 5 down, with all conven-
fences. Steam heat, Lear garage
|Carpeting from wall to wall
Diving room. dining room and
bedroom. For information ca
Wednesday or Sunday. Realtors
need not call. Walnut 3-l290.
1886 East Warren.
Evening star., 1951-09-03
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NEWLY Y, S.t5 DEC; arse gm and II.
cple. DE. 45l2. -
sfSS fi.sbsn.;,. "a; AYE Nwl tTcn7 Tm so nd
Also sieepinE rm, S5 wk. DI. 1871.
1871 CLIFTON ST. NV; large lst-
floor double room; child accepted;
MI. Fl PTFasAS4P' Tfss AP fa0nt sSsl rm: tSin. 3.
S35 a m month. Apply MANAGER.
$3.50 $snS4 I!th Ste 81. st. NiWExtra NV ,,r,e p,
c%onv, % transp.. incl. MT pLs Pleas. . cars.
21i7 F ST. N.w.-Cool front studio
EY. Ew.' pesg,' refgr,' radio. Tv; sl5-s.l yk.
1913 sG L I0Si; 81. NV, downtown-Isrss La
Ink, room. icebox, running water,
1888 N. H. AVE- NV. THE pan..
manian.' Attractive. lge. front Ink.
room' r'w. new range, Frigfdsiyt
SCOTT ,CIRCLE-sfudio rm. With
new refgr. and hot plate; S1O wk.
including utils Gentleman. DE. 0S64.
I7l0 p ST. NV. "The churchi,l &"
Bed-liv. rm with complete Kitchen;
next bath; 500 mo. NO. 9s6S. IS
2 LIGHT Housekeeping rooms. clean.
businesSwomen. 1928 Fairmont st.
NV.
18th ST. NV, e5a9-Lge. light front
rln rm.' stove nSy sefriE,i utils. furn,; $ll
Wk. DE. 1870, s.
4I4 9th ST. NV, rm.
with Frigidsire. gas stove; $40 gk.
double. NE 5:46. a
3008 Q ST. NV: double rm. on Ist
r. cooking iacil; very convenient
$50 HARVARD ST., reception rn.
privil.. kit. privil.. laundry priyii.
to employed ladies. -3
Evening star., 1951-09-03
BUILDING MATERIALS

'h tiaorins. doors WIND Windows HS'U plumbins %
sargain prices HEcHiNGER CO,
18th and H sts ne. AT 400.
s99 50 UNITED TYpEWR1TER CO
Astb sp KODAK MedSist dali viii With .aS. SYM
,35 nm. or Reflex, RA. 4373.
CAMERA, Aefa folding, 24x2h4, for
!" color or black and white eX-
pSsures; s3 3So like new; in case' S35'
CAMERA, acc, cOmpl. dark rm., set
case, cpld. ransefinder, fash attach.
filters. 5x7 Solar enlarger with cam
era lens. RA 1910. a
CAMERA, 16-mm. Revere Model &c
ret T: j head @ F 10 lens, peri cOnd
CARPET. 9x15, dark green, wool twist
sl56; Youngstown floor cabinet.
24-in. wide, $40 RA. 1910. --4
CHINA CUPBOARD. $50 Portable
wash; machine; Sl5 Vacuum clean sn
CLOTHING-Army officer's uniforms;
long and short dark green blouses,
also dress tropical worsted blouses,
pinks, misc o. DIS and ETC.; priced
very low. See Rm. 101.. 1924 Eye st.
nv. or call ma. o4s4:, 3
DEHUMiDIFIER. late-modci Frigid,
DEHuSIbIFlERs-B,r isE nh i Els reduction. ms on
Eeeontoned %aEs' ar hsO sRee :tos
BIsEoP EoUIPMENT CO.. oR
Dksks, glass TOP, typ,st; file cab,
ST, oo4a. 6la Colorado Bldg. % Ms
DIAMOND RINGS or, appraised $3.50
and $500: will sacrifice; can see Sun.
or Mon. 3lS l4th Sc, TR. 2469. 81
DINING RM. CHAIRS and misc. pcs.
9f,ra.r OF furniture; dining rm, table, re,
DfNfSG RSlfS sF ROOM tsoS SUITE. s pc c' ,r size
good cond., china cabinet, leg buffet,
Duncan Phyfe table, 2 leaves; 1
chairs; $3.50 cash, EN-. 1915. q
DIN; RM., SUITE, heavy walnut, table
Snd Snsite,sa chairs and l3 china closet up;
table pad; sos. RA. 1924 -3
DISHWASHERS, new. 4S-in. sink
model, leading make. fully guar
anteed: will sell below wholesale
cost; $l95, Call GEORGE PARKER.
DOORs@25 prs. of French doors;
10 lights: 1a+ inches; two 6x7; all
hardware and trim incl. 1913 Har-
ward st. NV. Embassy Apts. Apply
DRAWfNG r SSfS TABLE, Hamilton, adjust
able frame and steel; It. by 81
inches; l long, l short drawer; one
26-inch alleged steel chair, with
adjustable back: slightly used; both
Sl5. LA. 679554. -3
DRYER, WESTINGHOUSE, used only
mo-. new condition. Best offer for
immediate sale. OR, 6436. -.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s1s
14th st NV
ELECTRIC RANGE, Universal, 81
burner, deep-wen cooker, warming
oven; used on 2 yrs. like new; $l75.
Call IA: S.4942. Il
with case 1949 with 1850 year book
500. Britannica. 1942. with year
books to 19A5. SI00. GEORGE
FRIENDS BOOK SHOP. e22 9th St.
NV. Open eyes,. MA. 9402. ID
Evening star., 1951-09-03
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.w.

RITZ HOTEL, go ST. N.W.-Dou-
bic rooms. 81 8 per wk; single rooms,
Sl4 per wk; in center of shopping
district; complete hotel service
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 17l2 New
switchboard service NO 2266
WILSON HOUSE. 20l6 Kalorama rd
Excellent rooms. $40 and $50.
DTPoNI ARMs-1aa7 e1st. Need
another nice twin-bed rm,i pvt. ent.;
kit privil; $50 mo. WI @562. a
III5 CLIFTON 81. NV. Clean.
comfortable Slceplng rooms. II
TV AND REFER. in every room.
friOie Smde sffSe$aio'u i'u'sI Si47 F. E&' oe5S
1909 CRITTENDEN ST. N.w.-sinsle
snd s4sbsS douRls. BE F3na P5iyste home oopv'
to share lgeo 6rieht double rm.'
1917 HOBART ST. N.W.--Single and
double rooms, newly dec. and furn
Maid service. Conv. transp. MI
18Th h' ;. COLUMBIA RID. VIC, clean.
double. MI. 1894 or DU. 7S4O. u
WARDMAN PARK VIC. - Attractive
comfortable rms. for ,siris: double or
yas ty;pl1 1rFTFssoN Epps Cr,yis sr DU ;Sto a
vate home. RA. 1896. B
VERY CLEAN and lovely studio rm.
with private porch. 1919 18th St
:sIe 3sth ST. N.w.-Room and scr.
porch semipvt. bath: pvt family;
young Jewish girl pref. EN-. 1857
1908 N. H. AVE. Nw.--cozy sin2le,
near bath. SO month; also 1st-
DifPoNT CIRCLE, lorse we'll frrn
rm, run. water, refrg.. maid serv.
ice; Refined gentleman. co. 5110.
1902 CRITTENDEN ST. N.w-LoSels
master bedrm. with pvt. bath: conv
transp.; t0.lp Jewish family. Call GE
aI5O ST N.w.-Lse. dble front
rm suitable two young ladies; walk
ing DISTANCE Govt. bldgs. 3"
GENTLEMAN rooms near shower;
Wo. 2136 after pm. "a
GE0RGFTOWN-Two rms and pvt.
bath; nonhousekeeping bachelor
apt TOR or 2 gentlemen. 3l16
Dumbarton ave. -
1910 r ST. NV. THE Churchfl"-
service; 81 up. Double rm.. $40
1857 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Pvt. home
ssie. rm.. End f., for empl. woman,
NICE FRONT CENTER RIM. for lady.
home of international official: fam
ny, iIy atmosphere a. sphere So bus nearby
siNGLE RM.. small 4th f.: semipvt
bath S5. NO. 1924, 1928 18TH
DupoNT q oiE CIRCLE. 1871 p Stool. CO
sgle rm. with dehumidifier, pvt.
bath: maid service. DU. 9496. 4
Psnna; ave, Vicinity Of g. g. ". and
PARK. 34ai Yog 34th pi-i
Det. pvt. home; lge well-furn. sgle !
for gentleman: semipvt bath. maid
sery;; so; EN-; 037l. %
CONN. AND CATHEDRAL-Rm. for
Su,et Suts gentleman; running water, onr.
1 155 ST. NV, Dupont Manor.
Newly decorated front single room;
1885 n. II. AVE. N.w-The Pana- |
manian., Nicely furnished Single
e1O5 wooDLEY PL. NW.EFor men.
nicely furn,. rm. in mod. home: "a
biz. from Wardman Park; $40 ca.
BoLIVixN CLUB. 1888 18th St IN NV
Refined business women; dble rms
pvt. baths: beaut: furn. -3 /
desiring quiet, Christian home II
distinction. LEe. bed-sitting room, /
connecting bath and shower. beau
ttfully furn.; 3 exposures, overlook
ing lovely garden; air-cond.: excel !
service; nonsmoker; SO. EN- 1864
Evening star., 1951-09-03
FARM 6 GARDEN
TREE REMOVAL. SIS ana up, get o,

TREE REMOVAL. SIS ana up, get OUT
free estimates aud save money
PAUL IS TREE SERVICE 10 5-451S
SODDING AND GRADING-Sod de-
livered in load lots, Ashton 2IS:,
TOP SOIL. very good, rich top soil
for lawns and green houses. Very
reasonable. By the load. Call HI.
BuLLDoZERS for grading excasa ina
and land clearing For 'r-e estimate
rall I'm SSH or At 0725
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. landscaping.
driveway, gest qua ~, immoo. SER
wee mad delivery. 10 i-5563. any
AZALEAS, hardy field grown; all
colors; soc each. or S5 dozen. 25lO
11th st. ne.
wANTED-Large amount of topsoi
by square yard for landscape use
from bottom land along stream
within l5 miles of Washington; will
haul. A. o. SMITH. 652 Colera1Ee
rd. Baltimore %. Md. 3'
MCCORMICK DEERING silage cutter
and blower, portable saw, and NOV
ing machine that will fit a Ford
tractor or jeep. Slightly used
Will sell at big savings. See S. F.
SMITH, Rt. 24n. GaitherSburs. Md
or call GaitherSburg 2O1 .
Evening star., 1951-09-03
BUSINESS SERVICES
TELEVISION ENGINEERING
AND REPAIR SERVICES
B. g. B. ELECTRONICS CORP.
ME. 1868
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. Underwood
Sundstrand, 10-key. 10-column;
credit balance. Hand operated. 3
ADDING MACHINE. S35. Royal type.
writer Sis Mimeograph S35 CEN
TRIAL 2019 l4th st NV HU 1921
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. elec.-
trio Reconditioned Guaranteed
$40 so, UNITED TYPEWRITER co
S13 14th st NV
ADDING MACHINES Rent new
Remington adder 3 mos for $50.
Rental applies on purchase: CEN
AIR CoNDITIONERS, new Philcos,
1851. "a h.p. Window models. B.
yr factory guarantee. $50. SH.
6414; after 6 pm, ia. 5i27. 20
AR CONDITlONERS- New and re.
conditioned: sold. rented EXCHANGED
, serviced: fully guaranteed: sharp re-
ductions on entire stock recondi-
toned units Immediate installa-
ton Easv terms BISHOP EQUIP,
ANTIQUES-Walnu 6-legged dror
leaf table, seats 10i S125; pine
sugar bin suitable for sideboarc
or bar. S65. RA. 1910. a
AQUARIUM, 10-gal.. stainless steel
with light; planted and stocked;
nets. hose, food and gravel; SO.
Also stainless steel. 3-gal. and 1-gal,
tanks; ST. JU. S-3Se2.
AUTO. UPHOLSTERY SEWING ma
chine and some material. 3144 18th
ct. NV. ID