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Evening star., 1951-04-07
Tox Refund on Error,
u. S. Sues for SLIGO
BY the Assoeioied Press

BALTIMORE, April T. The
Government has sued in Federal
Court to get back an income tax
refund Of $1,7S0. plus $532.29 in
Interest, which it said was mis-
ltakenly given to Mrs. Theresa K.
Ross Of Frederick, Md.
The Government said Mrs. Ross
claimed the refund on a carry-over
loss from one year to another on
Operations of canning company.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
DorothY hon1pson:
All InnperioIisnos Challenged
Soviet Chiefs, by Exploiting InescoPoble Trends,
Appear as Defenders of National Movements

should be shielded. but whether
what we are doing will best
shield.
The American decision to re-
gard an armed attack on West
ern Europe as an act of war
against ourselves is a shield.
But American direction of
Europe's armed forces and
economies is engendering psy-
Geological repercussions which
the Soviets are exploiting even
among nom Communists.
Whether, from the viewpoint
Of morale, it would be well to
have the armies of Europe un-
der an American commander
was certainly worth more delib-
Grafton than the matter re-
ceived; 1t led inevitably to the
q necessity of sending American
troops-for what fighting men
will accept a foreign commander
who brings no legions? Com
mand and troops then lend SUBJ
stance to Soviet propaganda
that Europe is coming under
American control; and the So
viets are able, again, to appeal
to nationalist sentiments, and
divide European apprehensions
between themselves and Amer
lea.
The attitude "a plague on
both your houses" { U. S. A. and
U. s. s. R.) is growing in Eu-
rope, along with fear that the
United States is pushing those
who must Immediately bear its
horrors toward war. What facts
support these fears, or what
justice the resentments, is not
really pertinent. The frame of
mind is the reality. And the fact
that 1t exists registers failure of
psychological insight.
(Released BY the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Dorothy Thompson:

In reading the address of
the French president, Vincent
Auriol, to the joint session of
Congress, I was again conscious
of the confusion of meanings
associated with words.
Isolation" may, as President
Auriol said. "be DEATH" but it
does not follow that the present
American policy means life.
Nor can we agree that neutral
ism" is a moral absurdity."
We fail to see the connection
between neutrality and morality.
because we cannot accept the
thesis that morality binds any
state to go to war wherever
political changes are attempted
by force.
We cannot envision even a
world of genuine collective
security without a degree of
neutralism, or a condition of
peace between States which
would square with collective in
tervention against every rebel
lion threatening the status quo.
We think, for instance, that
Great Britain was wiser to with
draw from India without a fight,
although withdrawal means a
hideous period of communal
war, than to have attempted
what the French are attempt
ing, with our aid, in Indo- China.
which is to back one faction
against another within a nation.
For, in the present state of
Asiatic consciousness, all i'm
perialisms are being challenged,
and imperialism is equated with
Intervention.
Sooner or later, and in the
best case, France will lose Indo-
China. for that is an inescap-
able historical trend. BY put
Evening star., 1951-04-07

tices, but he refused to name
them.
The home Of Nat (King) Cole
Negro musician, was seized here
recently, but he worked out q
financial settlement with the
Government.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Korea
Continued From First Page,

NSO11VAh1c0 T1OIIl rLSt Fdge.J
Chinese battalion temporarily
halted the American advance with
automatic weapons firing from an
other 2.500-foot peak.
The fighting east of Chunchon,
former Chinese base in South
Korea now in American hands,
centered in hill positions west OF
a bend to the north of the Soyang
River Crack American troops
had been stopped there two days
ago but they finally made an
amphibious river crossing.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
ThistleWOOd
Phone
Milford 1914
Houston Methodist Church
+. Charles LOuhOff, Jr., Minister
cr...-.s -. E.. c., IL I0nrnnnra b L

Houston Methodist Church
+. Charles LOuhOff, Jr., Minister
Services for Sunday, December
%:
10000 a. m.-Church School.
Howard r. Moore, Superintendent.
Despite the cold weather last Sun
day the attendance at the Church
School was high. There are yet
some in the community of all ages
who are not attending the Church
School. Come out next Sunday and
get started. The warm welcome and
the good fellowship which you re-
ceive will keep you coming. AL
ways a good. lesson and good sing
ing.
1900 a. m.-MOrning Worship
Service. Mrs. Ethel Johnson, or
ganist. Samuel Snyder Colt, min
lister of music Anthem by the
Senior Choir. A special number
will be sung by several members
OF the Junior Choir Sermon by
the pastor. "A Portrait of Jesus"
1880 D. m.-This service will be
in charge of Mrs. Eleanor Yerkes
and Miss Hazel Sapp and the jun
Tor Choir. This will be one of the
finest programs ever held in the
Houston Methodist Church. See
announcement of this service on
the front page of this paper.
Mrs. Wesley Long of DagsbOrO
was a guest at the parsonage last
Sunday with the Reverend and
Mrs. Charles LOuhoff
The Sunday School entertain
ment of Williamsville Methodist
Church will be held at the church
Wednesday evening, December 26,
and will be in charge of the SUI
perintendent and the teachers. An
excellent program will be present
ed and Santa will be present. Ev-
eryOne is invited-t is for the en-
tire church.
The services on Sunday morning
were largely attended despite the
weather, there being a good attend
ance in the Church School. The
offering was $4,000 to be applied
to che Church School Building debt.
The Sunday evening service was
very enjoyable Mr. Colt, the Min
lister of Music, had been fortunate
in procuring a mems chorus of
seven voices. including Messrs
w. H. Jump. J. B. C0unselmar
Chester G. Benson. Robert II
Yerkes. William r. Nanlove Pal.
mer Anstire and William Scott and
their SINGING was fine. They should
sing more often.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayes enter
tanned at n familv tI-."ke" Dime" ~
Sunday. Those present were the I
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21

children and grandchildren, inclu-
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hayes
and daughters Patricia and Shirley,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hayes and
daughters Betty, Jean, Beverly and
Ruth Ann and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
CULLEN and son Jimmy, of Della
ware City.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Birmingham
entertained Mrs. Brittingham's
children at a family dinner on Sun
gay. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Jones and daughter
Brenda, of Concord, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Jones, daughter Gayle of
Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norris
on. children of MiddlefOd, and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Jones and son Gary,
of Seaford. This pre-Christmas din
ner was in honor of Mr.. Fred Jones
birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. c., Emory Webb and
daughter Eileen spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy and
daughters Elaine and Katherine
AACtbA oval LIZA W al e
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sharp and
children Janice and Gene were Fri
Gay evening dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Webb
in Glendale.
Mrs. Robert Johnson has been on
the sick list and we do hope she
makes a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KOeneman
were guests at a family dinner on
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert KOeneman in Ridgely, Md
Master Charles Hnlleger. of near
Dover, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles KOeneman this week, and
has visited Santa while here.
WiShln% for all a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year
On Thursday evening. December
81, Rev and Mrs. LOuhoff are givinl
a Christmas marty for all the child.
rem of the Sunday School under
wears of age. and their parents. Il
he held in the Fire Hall from Il
pm.
On Fridav evening. December %
party TOR the Junior Choir ant
the vOun" people Of the Sundav
School will be held al the Fire Hall
beginning at 1870 o'clock. This per
/ +" is heirg sponsored h" Rev. anC
Nre. ouhOff. Mics Hazel Sem am
Mrs P"Hert Yerkea. directors n
tho Choir. All are invited and bC
sure to come.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-12-21
3-Wheel Scoofers.

Bright Blue Enamel Frame
24x25-in. Size ................... LII
What fun he1le have on this steel
scooter! Sin. plain bearing wheels
with /2-in. rubber tires. 5l2xl3I2-
in fooibosrd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26

w E EXTEND a M friends to
home located u S. Route 2 mile Cad-
we'll You will be Justly facilities equipment
you truly agree u.s. say EVERYTHING
NEW BUT THE NAME AND ORGANIZATIONS.
mobile need 1t of
with the finest and modern available.
So want to in Satur day time
realization Of dream And
Anniversary Pontiac GMC on display
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
FAVORS 80 DOOR PRIZES
TO THOSE
ATTENDING OUR OPENING

We will present Hawaiian Goddess Orchids to the first
$50 ladies' each accompanied by gentleman to visit
Formal Opening between the hours of 700 p. to
900 p m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-20
Enjoy oceans of hot water on tap for all your needs!

water battle immersion-type ele-
ments for speedy, thrifty heating!
And this Kelvinator can be installed
anywhere. Safe for homes with chill
dren no hot surfaces or fame.
Choose from many sizes, in cylin-
drical and tabletop types. Come in!
See them noWl
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-20

What a pleasure! All the hot water
you want, whenever you like! Elec-
tricity's the magic; this Kelvinator's
the magician! It's top quality, abso-
luteIy dependable. With a host of
features built in to give
you utmost satisfaction. Water-sav-
ing heat-trap... money-saving cold
Evening star., 1951-08-29
ROOMS, APIS. 70 SHARE

apt. with i other, at .51S nth st
nv; nv; s35 s3s5o per mo: Gsll u MI, 915s
vo,ENn. 2 EgN,m.; ayaiIable Sept. !: 80
conv. to. Gun Factory and Andrews
Field. Phone 10. s-7040 after g.
GIRL. "s-33. share -bedrm ant.
near 18th and Col. rd. NV. $40.
EMpL NJ alsa MAs ssffeE 5S eaH P~' 70 sbsr. SG Ise
apt vilh 2 U. Va. men; s43 per mo
oNE. TWo or TIREE ' reliable girls
Caees 1920 to share .attr, 3-bedrm
GIRIs Fri ca II no abUat @s' st ssteF Wanted q a.
share 5-rm.. house with . others;
$45 ea. Call WI. Sly after 8 pm
DUPLEX in Arlington. Va; kitchen
PRIVILEGES; near bus stop; reason
EifTcErRh1ec' he' D1saEWVAsHER. 5IsIEV ETC; IsS new
quiet refined girls; i4th ST. St. NV.
shop. area. AID. 702s. (Bendix
washer in basement
MAN WANTED to share apt. split
expenses; Forester and S. Capitol
SITS. Call am. only. 10. 3-5I01.
EMPLOYED WOMAN to share apt.
with another woman: very rea SON.
able. Juniper S-9S1S.
NR. SHOREHAM-Young man will
share with ! or > others a lge..
cool. mod. furn. apt; util. incl; pvt
unlim. phone: reasonable. NO. 39I7
MOTHER WORKING NIGHTS will
share home in Virginia with young
couple or l or 2 girls in exchange
for baby sitting. Call before 4 pm.
OV. 5593 so
RESP. YOUNG LADY to share with
another beaut.. mod. NV. apt; all
conv.: near 18th and Sp. rd. Box
212-M, Star.
DUPONT CIR.-Attractive 2-bedrm.
apt. to share with / lady; 35 or so.
Box 271-L. Star. 81
Evening star., 1951-08-29

WENDELL TERKACE-cool, pleasant
rooms excel meals; conv. transp.:
lge tawn porch: Sl4-Sl5 per VIZ
CoNN. AVE-, % %WARDMaN PARK VIC
Pvt. home: large studio rm.. sleeping
pch.; exc. meals; gentlemen. co. 3127.
ROOM AND BOARD. where you make
yourself at home; dble. or sgle. rm.
for retired person or cple. JU. 7-G2SS.
WALTER REED VICINITY. 693l 9th
st. n;w.--Nicely furn. twin-bed rm,;
NURSE will take sick or elderly person
to care for in own pvt. home: Sleep
ing porches: fresh country eggs and
milk; Southern cooking; on beautiful
estate in MsrylanG; WA. 1854. Il
expert child care while WORKING.
ls6a HR 4: ii. AVE. N.w.-Newly deco
rated; dble.; > windows; large closets;
tNin nedS, sood meals; conv
TAK0MA PARK-For employed wom-
an in pvt; home. All privileges. $50
sLAuGHTER's. 1925 18th ST. NV.
--New owner, For discriminating
some with private bath. Elevator
3Os
COLUMBIA RD. NV. eOO1. Near
Conn ave Furn. rm.. students or
Govt. employees. co. 2493. 80"
SLAUGHTER'S. 1927 10th ST. NV.
For discriminating girls. Triple
room with private bath. Also double
room with semiprivate bath. Excep-
tionally good food: pleasant. home
like atmosphere. HO. 6767. 29"
SMALL, SELECT. CHEERFUL. DET
residence for the elderly. with no
disabling fnf1rmities Carefully Su-
perviSed menus Rate, S5 per day
MRS. CLAPK 22O6 wis. ave NV
OR. 4l52. 81
I4OI 18th N.W.-Newly decorated
rooms for business people students.
Selective menus: switchboard. -3l
WARDMAN PARK VIC.-Nicely fur
nished large. dbl. room. Carefully
prepared meals. Maid serv. NO. 6003.
THF MAR R-LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV
Nice rooms. young ladies. young
men; shower bath: excellent board
Evening star., 1951-08-29

TREE REMOVAL. in D. c. area; rea,
sonable and free estimates. 8 to IL
pm Ii. 3-63S0. 80
SALE. POWER MOWERS. IS cut
$IIe. now $50: 21" cut. S129 nov
sss ssn. GGRf IaEoNE II sqs sc nc 'R1ss sis Uss
Inc. CUB TRACTION Or as as Is'HS low a.
LoNEY's, INC. Silver Spring. Md
JU. S-3333.
USED EQUIP, Ego and culvt.. reg
A, case with ,Dlow and culvt., A. c
blower. I. H. c. As and 50 T bailer
new Holland bailer. w. C. Alice
Chalmers. with culvt, loader ane
coyeT Clover 6ep p gas ases snEps Ford bird Sads1 ss
MALoNEY,s. INC. Silver Spring
MALL SAW new and used; parts and
service MALONEY'S. INC. s12t
Ga. ave. Sill. Spe., Md. JU. S-3333
NEW EQUIPMENT - INC Super A.
fert' attach. % movers 'hi harroWs. flows. load. load
ers. graders. manure spreaders lime
and fert spreaders. combines drills
corn binders. bailers. side rakes
shelter. hammer mills spring har-
rows heavy and light discs. wagons
anu bOulCS. ACW CISlldBt
harvesters. blower. wagon unload.
er. New Idea spreaders. corn pick
ers. Brillion grass seeders. pulver.
izers. cream separaters. mixer. cool
er. Louden barn equip. Parts and
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. JU. S-3332
TREE SURGERY, quality work; in.
sured; experienced. SILVER SPRING
TREE SERVICE, JU. 7-54S4.
BULLDOZERS for grading, excavatinI
call UN. 1888 or AT. 0725.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding. plant
ing. trimming. spraying. lawn reno
vation, hagstone walks etc Ere,
estimates given. Evergreen and flow
ering shrubs and all kinds orna
Si nurseries s at % Sois AFer er' I'd. Wy Hyatts It's
vile, Md LYONS NURSERIES Opel
days 9 week. Tel. UN. 1886 o
WA. 4756. a
Evening star., 1951-08-29

TELEVISION, 5000 OFF
Big discounts for cash or terms. on
newest 1881 models. AL screen
sa7sn S4snds 81 STAR R4po co 4es
i1th st. NV, phone Dl 400
TENTS. l officers, l pyramidal, large
grill press. blacksmith forge. iron
bender' btaUl, P Pels shears and punch
cheap PRocTER, 1910 va, ave
TRUMPET. Roth. Prac. new. Price
TvwADMIRAI. 1851. comb. radio
and record-plsyer; moving. must
sacrifice, $3.50. MI. 6lG5. -;}I
Ty, MOTOROLA; mahogany finish
Slain. picture tube. lge. maRnifyine
glass, excel cond.: $50 MI. 25l9
TYPEWRITER DESK and chair. both
for S25. Call CO. 1854 after 5:30
TYPEWRITER. Reminaton. good 'i op.
Grating cord. Cal MF. 6nS5. %
TYPEWRITER. portable Smith Co.
roma good condition, $50. FA. 1889
VACUUM LEASER. tank type; So
.JE. 3-S607. 30
VIOLIN, German make. stradivarius
WARDROBE. steel. double door with
5S44 after 4 pm.
WASHER. wringer-type, perfect. $25:
also washer. yr. old. like new. $50.
wUsNsRETRS. TTS Whirlpool, d. luxe, Msl brand.
new, completely automatic, suds
saver. 5-yr. guarantee: Cost $500
sacrifice. $3.50. ia. 1882. 81
Evening star., 1951-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHER, large ABC; AL eond. $40
or best offer under. Call WA. 9342
WASHER, Maytag, de luxe. square
aq Slqm; sota TUB auto. pump; s1oo. ,CCall
WASHER. whirlpool auto. with 81 sud
or best offer. EN-. O5S7. 80
WASHER, Maytag; lifetime alumi-
mum tub; excel. cond.. S25 GIL. 1915
WASHER, aluminium tub. wrinser
with pump; 8 years old; new condi-
Vt ticni SI,,S0 SO. "A; .;,,,$ ,S,5356; 20 /,
new; nice bed and dresser; few ode
WASHING MACHINES Thor Auto.
magic washers; finest washing ac-
ton with overflow rinse; reg. price
$223.60; special price for one week
TRIcT TIRE g. APPLIANCE co.
WATER COOLER, excellent condition
cost $215; only S125. RA. ZOO.
WATER HEATERS. SIS up: guar
John G. Webster USED APPLIANCE
GE TELEylsioN, II Isis-i..e a.. az model a sHH 81;
cost S4S9; Just overhauied. looks,
plays like new. $s5 cash. 3019 18th
TTaYER iGs9 X BABY aAiis9Sfsni fBsnniGGY-practieally
new. 430S 36th st. Fairlington)
TIE. 2702 between and pm.
NEW COTTON MATTRESSES. sis.a5.
50l Eye st; NV. RE: A492.
NEW CHICKEN FEATHER PILLOWS,
csc each. SQUARE DEAL FURNI-
TURE CO.. SOL Eye st. NV.
GE WASHER, Spinner-type orig.
Sl75. sacrifice $40, excel. running
Evening star., 1951-08-29
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER FEMALES (3>.
/. weeks old: AKC; reasonable
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies stree
BY .eH GhampiST nnnSr, ! Nosturns S! neeo res AS
COLLTEs AND SHETLAND Sheep dogs
pure bred. reg. quality and beauty
BEECH TREE FARM. Falls Church
Axe REG, ENGLISH SETTER DOCS
and pups for sale. Puppies weeks
breeding stock. FRED B. CUNNING,
HAM: Vienn" 149-W Il
COLLIE PUPPY. beautiful ch. -siret
female; fem ;;,t u yss' Old, old; Axe reg, S1bl' Sn
CocKER PtPrITs: AXE. wormed
GIvE-AWAY. Irish Terrier. male;
needs home with large yard mos
BOXER PUpprEs FOR SALE, Tor
sHsleside. RTsfeips; va' vki i4elM RRone COOKE s
W!Rr-HAIRED, female. champ. stock
keep . dogs. SF. sos1. "a
FRENCH POODLE. blk. std. male: /.
wks. old; Axe reg. Slo0. KE. 1856
TOY FOX TERRIER. one year old
Housebroken. UN, 1851 bet. ant
s pm.
DOGS. puppies, cats, and kittens
avail. to good homes. ALEXANDRIA
Alexandria. Va. KI. 9-395g. Hours
1920 am. to AGO pm.
HOME FOR PET GOAT while owner
is in service. viii pay for his iced
OR S157. 80
l? WKS. OLD black and tan Tiger
kitten. male, housebroken; give tC
person with good home. WA. 1855
males and a : mo. female. Rec
Rockville 4547. 80
BOXER-Male. fawn, . yrs. old
Good WATCHDOG wonderful with chill
dren; reas. to good home. OIL. 5709
standard. VI. old. fe.
male. ready to breed. Champ. lire
Axe reg, Low price. plus puppy
GIL. S4S4. Il
Evening star., 1951-08-29
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

CHEVY CHASE, 6906 Conn. ave.-For
discriminating gentleman; lovely corr
ner rm. in beautifully furn. det. pvt.
home; finest OF everything; ous at
door. WI. 550l. 80
ARLINGTON, 1927 N. Utsh-Attrac-
tive front rm,; new paint and paper;
LARGE FRONT ROOM. porch. private
entrance; . blocks to bus. Direct to
Pentagon and Navy Annex. 10 Minis.
downtown D. c.; S45. 3I05 S. 18th
st, Arl.. Va. JA. S-06S5. -
LGE dble, exposure bedrm., pvt. FAM
lily; unlimited phone, good transp.
Call SH. 4511 after 8 pm. go
ROOMS in new ram
bier; restricted neighborhood; dble.
or twin beds: semipvt. bath; maid
service, phone, some privils.; 10
min. from Pentagon, close transp
Call CHI. 7777 or FA. 4S40, ask for
MRS. FLORANCE. 80
Gentleman's dream
rm.. 1st-f. front, adj. pvt. bath.
dble. bed. Phone in rm. FA. 1899.
COLORED. MAN or employed couple;
large room, privileges. UN. 1l64.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
BUILDING MATERIAL
BUILDINGS FOR SALE

Dir. Wash Natl. Airport, see oul
sign across from airport proper.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
Lewis Hotel
Training School
1901 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Telephone ME. 1892
MOTOR TRAVEl

LEAVING FOR JOPLIN, Missouri,
Sept. 6; have room for > or 3
riders; ref. exchanged. LU 1854.
ARTIST, driving to Natural Bridge
tLS,, tnd s;T. Virginia Friday am Re
riders interested in scenery and out
FOR LABOR DAY WEEK END, iady
with convertible. will drive party
OF three or four ladies to nearby
Iss resort h.3r. or shs1adosh zen Valley or Sky
NEW YORK CITY-Leaving satu--
cay. SEPT. l. Want riders to share
CCsGo go steebsNsr AIs S I'm rrtgrn ftlg NJ Tesks
LEAVING THURSDAY or Friday for
California, will take , 10 share ex-
pense. Gall MR.. LEGGANs at
LADY pRfSffSG to Portland. ores.
penses. s505 Haskins pl., Takoma
LADY WISHES RIDE MinneaPoIs
e1p e vic r. fezt EssS sf san 46a3 dEiys share
NE. TEXAS, leave Sept /. return
Sept. 30: desire young man help
drive, share expenses. Oliver e112.
DRIVING to Conn. Sept. 4; take >
OR. 3511.
YOUNG MAN desires ride 10 West
Coast. around Oct /. Will share
driving and expenses Call VI. 3425 )
or write Box 433-R. star so
3 GEORGETOWN University students
want ride New Orleans or points
south, Thursday. Friday. TOM
EARLY. Nj. 1856, : to II pm
PITTSBURGH-3 riders 10 share ex-
penses. Thurs aft. Return Tues.
eve. IL $1,000. ext. T-3l34.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

HEATERS. ranges. stoves: new. used
lgas. oil, coal. wood. ACME STOVE
1011 18th. Ma 1852
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and an
tiques for sale. Call GE. 27S3. --31
LATHES. drill presses. milling ma
chine. shapers. band saws, power
pressors; popular prices; immediate
deliveries on most items. ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CO., 2473 Sherman
ave; NV. MI. 1900. -
SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO,
,5o1l ,l Eye st. n;wa,S RE. 4492.
made; cost S429, sell S225. Sole
mahogany drop-leaf table. $50. An.
tique china cupboard, S75. Leavinf
city. Call Ho. 1880 after 2 pm
LIVING ROOM SUITE. sofa and .
chairs; blue. DE. 1040. after
Evening star., 1951-08-29
ROOMS WANTED

SINGLE AND DOUBLE furnished
rooms for young ladies screened
and hired to work as Hot Shoppe
mattresses. Please write stating per-
tinent facts. including price trans
portation, telephone, ETC.. to MR..
JOHN RANDOLPH Hot Shoppe
Employment Office. I724 H st. NV.
Washington D. C. 81
SETTLED LADY, quiet. clean. wants
inexpensive furn. room in home Of
lady entirely alone Light kitchen
privileges NV. D. c. give phone
number Box 2S9-M. Star.
BUSINESS WOMAN, quiet. refined
wants small unfurn. rm. for Ink.
Arl. pref $25 mo. Box 274-M. Star
Evening star., 1951-08-29
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

LARGE FRONT ROOM. bay windows;
nicely furn.; sink, refgr.; u block
from shopping center. transp.; l
small child accepted. 722 eth st.
IiO3 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Kitcnen
and bedrm.: clean; furn.: end A.;
pvt. home empl. adults. RA. 51S9.
MT. PLEAsANT-Large. dble.: refgr..
hot plate: lSt A.; quiet people; "a blk.
carline; S42. so. AID. 77sS. 81
5000 18th ST. N.W.-Extra large rm. !;
Ink. for :! adults; share refgr. i;
conv. transp.. incl. Mt. Pleas cars.
eI47 r ST. N.w.-Cool front studio
rm refgr radio. TV. Double or
triple. S15-$21. Elk. 0653. 90
NEWTON ST. NV, near l6th-Large
rm, for empl lady; utils. and linens
incl ; S35 CO SI2A 3
Evening star., 1951-08-29
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