davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05
Heart Association Board
Aids in Theropy Program
Star staff Photo.

bert Poole. Mrs. J. Hunter Drum
Mrs. Victor O. Schinnerer, Mrs
John Howard, Mrs. William Walsh
and Mrs. Stephen Burke.
Mrs. A, Magruder Macdonald is
chairman of the board. Other
officers include Mrs. Wimsatt, first
vice chairman; Mrs. James Aus
ten, second vice chairman; Mrs
Richard Dunkley. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. James B. Earnest, as
slstant recording secretary; Mrs
Bernard J. Walsh, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Schinnerer, assist
ant correspondending secretary;
Mrs. Edgar w. Davis, treasurer;
Mrs. Corneal Mack, assistant
treasurer. and Mrs. Reed, liaison
officer.
In addition to Mrs. Rupert,
other committee chairmen include
Mrs. Robert Moran. benefit; Mrs,
James Carmichael, fashion show
Mrs. c. Thomas Clagett. public
relations; Mrs. Estes Kefauver,
speakers bureau; Mrs. Mack,
membership, and Mrs. Harold F.
Walsh, publicity.
The Washington Heart Associa-
ton is an affiliate of the American
Heart Association and carries out
"a program of research, education
and community service in the field
of heart disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05
Club to Feature
Book Reviews

A review of Rachel L. Carson's
recent book, THE Sea Around Us, =
will be given by Mrs. Arthur j
Wilson, librarian Of the University
Women's Club, at a meeting of the
book review group at II am
Thursday at the clubhouse, 1908
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Miss Carson is editor in chief
OF the Fish and Wildlife Service OF
the Department of Interior.
The program will also feature
synopses of other current books by
members of the Library Commit
tee, including Mrs. G. B. Roth,
Mrs. Myron S. Anderson, Mrs. r.
E. Lowe and Miss Cora Sasman.
The club will hold its weekly tea
at 4 pm. tomorrow, with Mrs.
Lloyd T. Cox as hostess. The
French class will meet with DR..
Elisabeth Conrad preceding the
tea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05
Delegates
Convention Bound

A delegation from the Arlington
County Women's Christian Tenn
perence Union will attend the 77th
annual convention of the National
WCTU, opening on Wednesday in
Boston. The sessions will continue
through August IA.
The convention bound delegates
include Mrs. Frank Gregory, Mrs
L. N. Morscher, the Rev. and Mrs
F. w. Haverkamp. Mrs. ]. H
Lamb, Mrs. Frank o. Everett
mrs. G. B. Fiske, Mrs. w. H
Rhoades and Mrs. r. S. Billups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05

The hot weather is not lettering
the Women's Board of the Wash
ington Heart Association from
providing comfort and service to
heart disease sufferers.
Through its Social Service Com
mittee, the board is giving notable
assistance in the associations oc-
lcupational therapy home service
1t also has made plans for a party
for the 1872 cardiac children who
will spend two weeks at camp this
month as guests of the association.
Mrs. James Rupert heads the
Social Service Committee and
members are now being assigned
specific duties.
A special group Of volunteers is
doing preparatory work at head
quarters for homebound patients
under occupational therapy treat
ment who are not yet strong
enough to start their own projects.
Mrs. Rupert is being assisted by
Mrs. James McSherry Wimsatt,
Mrs. Laird Dunlop. Mrs. James
Hughes and Mrs. Daniel Seckinger.
Mrs. John A. Reisinger and Mrs.
Ross Veal have accepted RESPONSE
bility for making home visits to
some of the chronic heart sufferers
who have been under occupational
therapy care but need friendly
visits and occasional check ups
rather than professional occupa-
tional therapy. They are also
helping to plan the Heart Associa-
tions exhibit at the annual assem-
bly, Of the District Medical Society.
The party for the young camp
ers is being arranged by Mrs.
Bernard J. Walsh, Mrs. Bleike
Sheldon Reed and Mrs. Rupert.
Other members of the Social
Service Committee are Mrs. Hal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05
Pilot President
.Honored at Tea

Miss Helen Hoffman, new inter-
national president of Pilot Inter
national, was guest of honor at a
reception and tea gwen at Hotel
2400 yesterday o! Miss Emma w
Biebl and Mrs. Charles w. Hav-
lena, directors of the local Pilot
Club.
Miss Hoffman. who was a
charter member and one of the
first presidents of the local club
was elected and installed in hel
new office at the Pilot Interna-
tional convention held recently in
St. Louis. Pilot International is
composed of 295 clubs for bust
ness and professional women
with a membership of 5000. Clubs
are located in the United States
Canada, England, France, Hawaii
Japan, Mexico and Bermuda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05
Harris Ewing Phott

welfare projects, their original
purpose was to give congressional
wives an opportunity to become
acquainted with each other and to
learn the ropes of Washington.
And the women enjoy their aSso-
citation so much that they retain
their membership as long as they
are in the Capital.
Thus Mrs. Truman is still a
member of the 74th Congress Club
named for the Congress which
brought her husband to Washing
ton as a newly elected Senator.
Visited Homesick Newcomer
Mrs. Carter, whose husband is
now practicing law here, recalled
that it was a case of inconsistencies
which started her off as a one
woman organizing committee.
1T was shortly after Mr.. Carter
and I arrived in Washington" she
said. las was the custom then,
was making the newcomers official
calls and on my return, happened
to drop in on the wife of another
new member of Congress. I found
her packing to go home. Her
reason was just plain homesick-
ness. Nobody has been to call on
me, she complained. Have you
called on any one?' 1 asked her in
return, and explained Washington
calling customs to her"
Then and there, Mrs. Carter de-
cided to do something about lonely
new congressional wives.
-Four of us whose husbands
were in the 69th Congress were
living in Congress Hall at the
time she reminisced, pointing out
that the old family hotel was on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05

the site now occupied by the new
House Office Building.
so Mrs. August Andersen, wife
of the Representative from Mime
sofa, and I got the other wives to-
gether and formed a club. AS
there were So new members of
Congress that year, we called our
selves the 69ers.'"
The idea was such a success that
when each subsequent Congress
convened. Mrs. Carter was asked
to assist in forming a club.
Senior Club Organized
So popular did the Congress club
idea become in fact, that the wives
of men who had been elected to
Congress preceding the 69th
wanted to form a club Of their
own. Naturally, they called on
Mrs. Carter. and the Senior Con-
gress Club came into being six
Years ago.
After the Goth Congress Club
celebrated its 25th anniversary last
year, it was invited to become a
part of the senior club, since there
are so few members left. The list
and 72d Congress Clubs have fol-
lowed suit. More will probably do
the same, as the club opens it's
membership to any Congress club
that feels its getting too small. )"
Mrs. Carter has also been long
active in the Congressional Club,
which has headquarters at 200l
New Hampshire avenue NV. and
is made up of wives, mothers and
daughters of members of Congress,
both past and present. 1t was a
memorable day when. during the
last war, she went with Mrs. Tru-
man and other members of the
club to the National Airport to
.christen two Army and Navy hos
pital planes.
Mrs. Carter headed the clubs
Bond Committee, which sold So
million worth of War Bonds. ear
marked for the purchase of the
hospital planes. Recalling the
days when her committee was &C
tive, Mrs. Carter declared: I'VE
even had two booths in the Senate
and the House-right near the pay
window where the men picked up
their checks"
A busy person all her life. Mrs.
Carter hasn't let spare time 60 by.
either. At one time a favorite
hobby was woodcarving. Now it's
oil painting. With Mrs. Andersen,
she has been taking private lessons
for the last four years, and now
the walls of the Carter apartment
on Sixteenth street show the re-
suits of her work and especially
her fondness for gay, bright colors.
When a visitor commented on
this, Mrs. Carter laughed. Il like
colors lust like Churchill" she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05
Benefit Card Portv

A benefit card party will be hello
by the Washington Alumnae Clut
of Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority at
1880 pm. tomorrow at the home
of Miss Dora Bressler, 1927 Green
vale road, Chevy Chase, Md. Pro-
ceeds will go to the sorority's
house furnishings fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05

husband was a freshman member
of the 69th Congress, Mrs. Carter
has organized similar groups as
each Congress has brought its
quota of new arrivals to Wash
ington.
Although some of the clubs de-
vote special attention to civic and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05
Dorothy
Dix
College Girl Told
Books Should Come
Before Good Times

DEAR MISS DIX: What is more
important in college? ID Getting
by on rather low grades and being
able to keep up with the gang
or (2) getting much out of the
studies and not being considered
one of the group.
DAISY.
Answer: Now I'll ask you q ques-
ton! just what are you trying to
get out of college? Are you study
ing for a profession, for the bust
ness world or are you just out to
waste four years - and your
parents money?
OF course, the ideal solution is
a middle course-get good grades
and have fun! While I have
tremendous admiration for schol-
ars and those who work to get the
most out of every opportunity,
can also see the need for relaxa-
LlOn anu T6CTeaClOn.
If you are incapabl of hand
ling both ends of the candle, I
suggest the books. Good times
will come later but the time for
learning is now! Plugging away
at your books for four years may
seem dreary prospect, but you'll
be able to sandwich in some fun.
If the group you W.. to emulate
seeks nothing but a good time at
the expense of all the knowledge
college can give them, they really
aren't worth your regard. If you
Just want gaity, why make your
parents spend their good money
on college education?
! Learning itself can be fun, and
/ will give you an appreciation of
life that will enhaj &c all your
days to come. Surely that 's worth
sacrificing the gang for, isn't it?
Education AN only be acquired at
a coSt-of money, time and pleas
ure, but like all worthwhile
things, it's worth all expenditures!
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I am in
love with a boy and We were
planning to be married this sum-
mer. He is 10 and I am 10. His
father is very much opposed to
our marriage. Will you please tell
me how I can win his fathers
friendship?
RED.
Answer: Your boy friends
father probably thinks. and rightly
+ SO, that his soE is too young for
marriage. He probably regards
you as a semi-siren who is push
/ ing the boy into wedlock. If you
suggest postponing the wedding
for at least year, your future
father-in-law may realize that you
have his sons interest at heart.
Small attentions, such as birth
day greetings and REM brances
on special occasions, together with
conSiderate attention when you're
with the older man, will soon con-
vince him that you are sensible
girl, worthy to be welcomed into
the family.
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: NV
husband and I have been divorced
for three months. He is married
again but still tries to tell me what
to do. He says he still owes me
but won't tell his wife. I love him
but do you think I should step
aside and not see him?
MARY.
Answer: Why again go through
all the agony and heartbreak that
you must have endured once with
this man. He obviously wants to
have his cake, eat it. and use the
crumbs for pudding. This is all
Leading up to unhappiness for his
wife and more misery for you. Be
firm and stop seeing him.
Recent vacationers at Cape
May, N. j., have been Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCleery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05
Wonnen's Clubs
Congress Clubs Danish Loneliness
For the Wives of New Legislators
By Ruth Dean

The wives OF members of Congress need not fear loneliness
when they arrive Washington for the first tehanks
Albert E. Carter wife of California
andote for get newcomers together
into groups known as the Congress Clubs
Founder of the 69th Congress 1925 when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-05

Recent vacationers at Cape
May, N. j., have been Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCleery
Evening star., 1951-08-22
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

I4th AND WEBSTER SITS. N.W.-Klt.
and bedrm.: private home; 2nd floor;
empl; adults; ref. RA. 51S9. "a
1885 N. II. AVE. N.W.-"The Pana-
manian"; attractive, large Ink. rm.;
neT range, Frigidaire -2S
mer House; lovely, cool, double
room; range, Frigidaire; S55. rs
LARGE BASEMENT ROOM-Pvt. en-
trance: refrigerator. gas stove; laun-
dry privls.; dble. bed (sgle. or dble. !;
reasonable. 1922 Monroe st. NV.
1901 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.-Double
Ink. rm. Also single rm.. suit.
2I2O 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely house
keeping rm;; gas stove, refrig.,; suit
NICE. LGE., CLEAN FRONT RIM, mr..
transp,, Stove, Frigidaire. sill. 80
VIZ, utils: incl: co. BIAS. -22
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.-Lge. nicely
furn., Frigidaire, continuous hot
water; EMPLOYED only. -25
9th ST. NV. No. 2539. Large light
front rm.; stove. refgr. and util.
Mr.. 16th-2 large. clean,
Ink. rms; share bath; for l or 2;
$50 or $50 mo. RA. S203 -23
81 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Large
housekeeping room; $3.50 per week I;
children accepted. 22'
suitable for / or o;
share bath, refrigerator; S65 mo. :
conv. transp., shop. GIL. 1900. --22
Evening star., 1951-08-22
FARM & GARDEN (cont.) J

GRADING and planting.
SOD delivered in load lots. Ashton
GARDEN TRACTORS, CHIP. Planet
jr,, Sl7s; 2-h.p. Chormaster, Sl55:
parts and service. MALONEY'S.
SALE, POWER MOWERS. is" cut,
Sis. now $50; 81" cut, S129. now
500 Come in and see these bar.
gains. MALoNEY'S, NC. 1926 Ga.
Hc 1Xe sTfT GUs SPREAaGET TRAGTok Ma as sA low SsSo
GoNEY'S, INC. silver Spring. Md.
USED EQUIP, F-2O and culvt.. reg.
A, case with pillow and culvt., A. c..
model B. with plow and cultivator.
John Deere A, corn binder. ensilage
blower, I, H. C.. 40 and so T bailer.
new Holland bailer. W. c. Alice
Chalmers with culvt., loader and
mower; .5-h.p. gas engine. bird sell
clover hnller, used Ford loader.
= rMMALOMEYS; Al INC; Silver Sprins:
PAUL's TREE SERVICE. 10 5-457S.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding, plant.
ing, trimming. spraying. lawn reno.
vation, fiagstone walks etc. Free
estimates given. Evergreen and flow.
ering shrubs and all kinds orna-
nurseries at 6O12 Ager rd.. Hyatts-
vile, Md. LYONS NURSERIES open
z days a week. Tel. UN. 1896 or
TREE SURGERY-Quality work, In
sured, experienced. SILVER SPRING
TREE SERVICE, JU. 7-54S4
Evening star., 1951-08-22
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

NEAR CATHOLIC U.-sele. rm. in
new home Of elderly couple; $25 mo.
81S CONSTITUTION AVE.--Lge. front
rm;, in. pvt. home. mr.. Navy Yard
carline,. Casualty Hospital and Frank
lin exchange; no drinking; dble. or
1sa Constitution AVE. N.E.%nr.
Capitol and office buildings; well
furnished double room. -25
426 5th ST. N.E.-Sleeping rooms;
FURNIsHED SLEEPING ROOM with
inclosed. back porch. next to semi
bath. Ii. 3-9142. -22
I38 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE, "The
Marick"-Dble. rm. and 2 sgles.; at
tractive. Ii. 6-7140. -23
41O CONSTITUTION AVE.--sleeping
rooms; kit. privils.; SIS sgle, $40
dble. Ii. 4-940S after 6. -23
Evening star., 1951-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

OIL BURNER PARTS (retaiD. New
and replacement motors. transform
sies, s etc etc GENERAL R'I on BURNER
SERVICE co; INC. 1881 Ward
PAINT SPRAYER, Craftsman. "a h.p.
complete. Used less than 3 hrs.
PHoTOGRAPHY-Complete dark-rm.
sqgipment sHa nslgdng a9d sniargsr large
and weights, elec.. timers, safe lights,
hard rubber tanks and trays, film
holders and misc; items. Call MRS.
WAYS, NO. 3343. IA
PIANO-Wurlitzer. apt.-size; new.
For further information call Ho.
PIANO late model. full keyboard.
spinet, attractive case. $2S5. This
is Just one of many great values in
cluded in our midsummer clearance
q 91aod dfamoHs-make pianos. KITS,
special. $395; apt. upright. $3.50;
new spinets and consoles greatly re-
duced Benches for sale. Open sat.
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE. 736 18th
st. NV.
PIANo-Apt. size upright with bench.
Reinhard cabinet grand, mahogany
f8g.5, 1i85s9: S24s; aftsr Can e Il Fairfax. Va
PIANos-sample of our bargains
si1s sma rrand Kna6e sa9e g9PriSht S75 apt
including apt. R sizes 'tai and consoies aSrsohss
Steiff. Hardman, Estey, etc. PAUL
GOLIBART in American Storage
Bldg, corner entrance, 2S01 Georgia
ave, AID 592S 1890 to $500.
PIANOS - Government employees.
on our special discount plan. Pay
as little as S25 down. Choice OF
over 100 brand new pianos of many
ST. $500. The PfAHo MART. AFi 'G6ii; GoI5
7th st. NV. "a
PIANOS FOR RENT-Modern spinets.
S6 monthly. Rent now and we will
ST. $500. PIANO MART. INC.
i9l5 9TH st. NV. dust above the
PIANOS TO RENr-spinets and
consoles at moderate rates with OPP
ton to buy; ST. 9400. JORDAN
piAN0s' stsa y IS INC corner 18th and G
selection of moderately priced spin
cts and consoles of good makes
We invite you TO visit other piano
dealers first and then come In and
see and compare what We have to
offer. Pay as little as S25 down
ST. 9400 JORDAN PIANOS. INC.
corner 18th and G Sts. NV. ga
PIAN0S-Don't miss KITS summer
clearance of famous-make pianos;
reductions on new, floor samples and
recond. pianos; only S25 down. bal
ance in 3 yrs. KITS, 1880 G st.
NV -25
PIANo-Upright; excel. for beginners
or rec. rm; SEQ. Oliver 1929. "a"
- Baldwin AcroSonic spinet
and console models, Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
action lifetime durability Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G St. NV.
Established 1870
Evening star., 1951-08-22

CoLoRED-NICE LARGE ROOM for
rent with privil.; small child ac-
esPtasi FnGhs Nj fEbfaM BEDRM.; SO a
week; privileges; for gentleman
Ii. 7-4712. -23
COLORED-FRONT ROOM for a nice
married couple in a Christian home;
kitchen privil; phone. 10. S-59S7.
%"
Evening star., 1951-08-22
MIScL. FOR SALE tcontJ

CHINA T1ss 9s0gc sst yaPfnsse pass eSf ea
CooTEESfoR's oYfFfGSf s43oi ITEM, 1910 Hupno- an
bile; history available; good run
ming cond.; $500, UN. 9O97., -
COUCH. Chippendale. Also L wing
chair and l lounge chair. Good
cond S917 Walton rd.. Silver
SpEing; ~; III 7-RR9S9 & In ,ou @23 cSSd
$50. 3S0S Huntington St, Chevy
Chase. D. c. EN-. 0771. -23
DAVENPORT, maroon, price S3b,
1927 Belmont I'd. NV. -22
DEHUMIDIFIERS- reductions on
leading makes. Also on entire stock
reconditioned air conditionerS; all
types and sizes. Grab q bargain.
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.. OR
DIAMOND. lady's sol. "a Ct. S1oo;
lady's y Ct. $3.50; lady's blue-white
sol plat. setting. approx. 1H Ct,
$400; lady's sol. ga Ct, S675; lady's
sol. 394 ct. 81 200. LIVINGSTON &
CO.. 1923 H st. NV. ME. 3440.
DINING RM. TABLE with 4 chairs;
mahog.; good cond.; table has g
legs and is very solid. GE. 1904
DINING ROOM SUITE; bieached wal:
9 pcs; buffet: server; table: g
chairs, $3.50; also white satin bed
spreads and drapeS. S25. OR. 0535.
DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut, 10
pieces; $500; also furniture Of
rooms Or S343
Evening star., 1951-08-22

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY ROTEL-one-
room. Kit. and bath, completely
furn. air. conditioned apt; tub and
shower; S5 to 81 per day for l or
people deo full ,a.l hotel service; no TIN tine
ss mt BEIMoNT Elm gS1h Rb. s. Sw NV IA Oedrm arm
liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and bath.
incl utils Sl10 mo. Call r. 4,
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA. 5000
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. SES SDl mic nice ,,Ssa. clean
rm next ext bath ta4 hot Renpnt plate linens a4
NEAR ns,Gs conn. Sol, i4f AND 6ere2ri rCeR2TriHEFDRAL-
Liv rm.. bedrm. and kit. combinedi
neal. bus, quiet gentleman. MI
1972 MASS AVE. N.w.-studio apt;
share bath and refgr. with another
couple; 81" 80 wk. Call between 6
EfF1c. fFd : ? aPT.. Pi 14os Harvard st. NV;
one rm., kit. and bath; furnished;
$50. See ianitor J. DALLAS GRADY
1dth i SST. ST. Rii RR. 'PaB PARK RID. N.w.-Two
rms. kit, bath; $50 incl. util.; twin
beds; 3 girls RA. 2036. pr
1896. FAIRMONT ST. NV rms ms
sseambipvt bath; couple preferred. du'
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. APT. 2 bed
rms Can accept l child. $50 mo
Call after g., MI Os3s.
421 A ST. N.E.-One room; pvt. en-
g6 trance o se@iPyt Gn bath aadna II aSfer
sIS n90ND Md. AVE. N.E.-Attrac. and
2 rm. apts., share bath; $16 up.
Sober: empl. adults. -3
. ss7 $50 50. 5i2s O@ais Hanna i'ioe' pi. Sc. After
BacHEEoR B2a,c;SHhEEEobR APT APT. room. bath and
shower; linens. maid service: retgr.:
switch board eleyator, NO NO kitchen
Cali manager, OR. 5000 weekdays.
LIv. RM.. bedrm., kit. bath; S76 incl.
heat. Apt. 3O5, 66 New York ave.
pS psy das Hsas afer sast Tsfe0 pm 0n ds
177f Mep'i MASS: ass. Ave. NV, The Oak
mont" = Lge. twin-bed efficiency;
elec. kitchen. semibath; 800 mo;
ATTRAC. FURN. liv rm.. bedrm..
bath, kit; vic. 18th and 6 ne. Ii.
6-7534 after pm. Avail. Friday.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 211o R st. nv
Lge. Ink. rm;. twin beds. good fur
BIZ aatgrf. futTIp HInfnS faFn 81. Nw-Nice I'm
apt, End floor, furn.; $50 per mo.
217 9th ST. s.E.-New efhciency;
bined, kit, dinette, pvt. bath; utils.
furn.; empl. cple. pref; SIS. -,23
FARRAGUT ST. Mr.. 5th-Bedrml, liv.
rm., kit. with dinette. and bath;
couple or ladies. GE. 4235, after 6.
--27
s.w. SECTION - Room and kit.
refgr., sink, semibath; $3.50 wk.;
sober couple. ME: .2764. ,-27
bedrm., kit; $50 mo-; utils incl;
empl cple. preferred. SH. 29S2,
after 6 pm; avail. Sept. /. -23
1876? LEWIS ST. NE, Apt. 2-Living
rm., bedrm., kit. and bath; heat
and light furn. HARRY JUSTINE.
cSIcRsss 81 R2th St n;Mi sA. sS44 ~ NJ
ing rm.. kitchen. dinette and bath,
in duplex; good shopping and transp.
$92i so. DREYFuss BROS, ma.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BIDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 F st,
NV National 1904.
CHAIN SAWS. power saws power
post hole diggers, pumps.
Fails Church. Va. FA 6622
Evening star., 1951-08-22

TIRES, four brand-new Goodrich
6;1O,I5 tires with tubes S75;, Tel
TIREsW6.70x15. Goodrich, silver.
town, low, preSsures. used only ga
miles. $50 piece. WA. 6303. MR.
TV..l sTRoMBERG CARLSON, Ish
inch; 1S months old; owner leaving
town; sacrifice. S145. OIL. 1929 Pa
T.V.-Stromberg Carlson; 1914 in.
IS mos. old. Owner leaving town
saSrifies, $I45. Oliver 1929. "a
TYPE"RsTGE, tsb1e 1ndsFToGd GHsTTop ryPS SSs
WRITER, $50 10th st. NV.
Sopse And Sste fSr FSrE
Union Military Academy. Cost price,
500. Will sell for $50. Fits boy
ing $50 lbs. If interested, cali Ma.
2672. Thurs. only and ask for
MRS JONES.
WASHER. Thor Automagic. new 1851
complete with hoses, requires nc
plumbing; cost 1925, sacrifice $3.50
TU. 05S5. -24
WASHER, Thor Automagic; like new:
500; used very little. TU. 4S12,
ewes. No dealers. -23
WASHER. Bendix auto; 500 or best
offer. Greenbelt 6266. "a
WASHER, .wringer type: peri: $25;
also washer, Automagic, $40; in
good cond. UN. 1921. pa
WASHER, Norge. in good condition,
WASHER, Bendix; nearly 3 years
old; almost perfect condition; 500.
Call HO. 30S1. -22
WASHER. Maytag del IKE. square
alum. tub. Auto. pump. Ss5. OF.
WASHING MACHINE; Easy; GOOD
condition. RA.- 1857.
WATER HEATERS. SIS up; guar
John G. Webster. USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 1st st. sc. ST. 6100
WELDING MACHINE, acetylene, heavy
duty. with carrier; S65. GE, 247l
after 5 pm. -22
FRIGIDAiRE-5 cubic IT,; best offer.
FRiGiDAiklR, 8 #; good running
3G G9nd. -ss3a s!i3 $500 asrd Fd,' n Ma AL
BARGAINS GALORE-Rooming house
going out of business. Inspect 1916.
BENDIX Washers. 4, in orig
inal crates, brand-new; commercial
model tbest BendiX madel S210
each. HO. 4531. "a