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Evening star., 1952-06-11

Extra fine quality, bleached white. A mar
velous buy at this special price! Choice of two
double damask patterns. Cloths you can be
proud to use for your incest partiesl
Smyrna times., 1952-11-27

Mr.. William Taylor has return
ed from a visit to relatives in
Smyrna.
Rev. ]. A. Arters spent the past
week in Odessa where he assist
ed his son, Rev. ]. M. Arters, with
revival services which he is con-
Quoting at the Methodist Church
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wilcutts
have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Edna
Maie Wilcutts, to Caleb w. john
son, both of Magnolia. The we'd
ding will take place Wednesday
evening, December 3, at Z o'clock,
at their home near Magnolia.
Mr.. James Dunlap has rented OF
Mr.. Frank Greenwell the store and
dwelling now occupied by Mr.. John
Poor.
Keep in mind the supper to be
given at Mr.. Harry Pratt's on
Thanksgiving evening by the La
dies Aid of Blackiston Church.
Smyrna times., 1952-11-27

evening, and considerable progress
was made in settling the affairs
of the Association.
The Methodists and Presbyter-
ians of this town will hold union
Thanksgiving services at the Pres
byterian Church, tomorrow and the
sermon will be preached by the
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins, pastor of
the Asbury M. E. Church. The
latter will preach a special sermon
on Thanksgiving.
Miss Hester Rutledge, the efici-
ent and obliging postmistress, has
returned from a two weeks vaca-
ton, which was spent in visiting
Wilmington, Chester and Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Phillips of
Willow Grove, Pa, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Phillips, Jr. Mr..
Phillips has closed out his business
at Willow Grove.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harry v. Bootes
and son, James of Brooklyn, are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman p. Hazel. They will re-
main until after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Cummins E. S. Speakman is
on a visit to Seaford, guest of the
family of Col. ]. J. Ross. Incl
dentally he is enjoying some fine
cunning sport.
Miss Rose Drennon of Elkton,
Md, and Miss Mabel Conner, of
FELTON,, are being entertained by
Mrs. ]. w. Clifton. Mrs. A. Lee
Clifton of the University of Penn
sylvania is home for Thanksgiving.
Rev. Charles w. Prettyma11
pastor of Brandywine ME. Church
Wilmington, Del, was Friday night
extended a unanimous call to be-
come pastor of Elkton M.E.Church
to succeed Rev. r. K. Stephenson,
who goes to Scott M. E. Church,
Wilmington.
Miss Annie Marvel of George
town, sister of ex-Judge Marvel, is
being entertained by Presiding
Elder and Mrs. w. F. Corkran.
Mr.. William T. Bryan, we'll
known in Smyrna, until recently
proprietor of the general merchan'
disc store at Brenford, has accept
ed a position in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Griffith Of
Wilmington have been visiting the
family of Mr.. Thomas Kirby neal
the big Oak.
Mrs. Charles Griffith, of Will
mington; Mrs. Thomas Kirby, oi
Smyrna; and Mrs. John w. Ford
of Smyrna, are visiting Mrs. Jesse
S. Vane, near town.
MIR. and Mrs. Matthew Combs
and Mrs. S. E. Hurlock, of Phil.
adelphia, are visiting Miss Mar.
garet Hurlock of near town.
G. B. Brown and wife are ir
Philadelphia visiting friends.
Smyrna times., 1952-11-27
zwAANHNDAEL TO CLOSE
Museum at Lewes to Close For
Season on Sunday, November 80

Museum at Lewes to Close For
Season on Sunday, November 80
The Zwaanendael Museum at
Lewes will close its doors for the
winter season on Sunday, Novem-
ber 80, except for special groups
who make appointments in ad-
vance with the Curator, Miss Cath
arine c. Maull. AS is customary,
the Museum will reopen to the
general public next April, with
regular visiting hours. Miss Maull
says that since April 1 of this year
Approximately 5000 persons have
visited the Museum, an unprec-
edented attendance, much more
than the previous season between
April and December i. Great at
fractions have been three special
exhibits, consisting of antique
pitchers; fragments of colonial OBJ
iects dated from 1850 to 1850 from
the foundation of a recently dis
covered dwelling in the vicinity of
Pilot Town Road, and an exhibit
of shells found on the beaches
around Cape Henlopen. For spec
ial appointments with the Curator,
she may be reached at her home by
telephoning Lewes 1881.
Smyrna times., 1952-11-27
20 Years Ago

A fire alarm was sent to Smyr-
ma early Saturday morning that
there was an outbreak of fire at
Bowers Beach and to come at once.
The fire, due to a defective fiue,
destroyed a restaurant owned by
Earl Owens at loss of $4,000.
Smyrna was visited by the first
frigid cold wave of the approach
ing winter Saturday night when
the mercury in the thermometer
took a tumble from so degrees
Saturday noon to 15 degrees above
zero Sunday morning.
Ralph l.. Tucker, aged SO, one OF
Smyrna's well-known young men,
died suddenly Monday evening
about six o'clock from acute dila-
ton of the heart following a con-
vulsion. Ralph was associated with
his father in his big department
store of mems and women's ap-
parel of Commerce Street, Smyrna
During the past two or three sum-
mers he has been running a branch
store, the Tucker Quality Shop at
Rehoboth.
The lowest bids opened yester-
day by the State Highway Depart
ment at Dover on four projects to-
tailed $173, ,325.60, with bids being
received from half a dozen con-
tractors in each case. The largest
contract is that calling for a 2-foot
dual road from Smyrna to Reyn'
olds' Corner, a distance of 3,73a
miles.
Miss Marian Scout spent the
weekend at Baltimore, Md, visit
ing her sister, Miss T. Anne Scout
Miss Mary Wallace, who il
teaching school this year at Odessa
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
Smyrna times., 1952-11-27

with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. v. Wallace of near town.
Mr.. Frank Greenwen of the Uni
versity of Delaware, Newark,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with his father, Harry t. Green
well and grandmother, Mrs. Laura
Greenwell.
Mr.. Walter E. Hart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Hart, Miss Marion
Hart, and Miss Barbara DeFord of
Townsend, were guests on Thanks
giving Day Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Harvey Wright.
MIR. and Mrs. Haig Pakradooni
of Oak Hills, Pa, who have been
the guests of Miss Beckett will re-
turn to their home this evening.
Mrs. Palradooni will be remember
ed as Miss Marguerite Sitter.
Smyrna times., 1952-11-27

State Senator ]. Frank Alice,
who is president of the Delaware
Electric Traction Company, which
proposes to build the electric rail-
ways through Kent county over the
rights of way of the old Delaware
General Electric Company, will
spend much of Thanksgiving week
in going carefully over the entire
route. Representative of the Sus-
sex County Steamboat and Trolley
Company were in Milford on Tues
day and wednesday looking after
rights of way for the proposed
trolley road from Seaford to Mil
ford via of Georgetown, Rehoboth
and Lewes.
Gideon E. Rothwell, at one time
one of the largest landowners in
New Castle County and for years
a prominent character of Thor
oughfare Neck, died at Mt. Union,
Pa, on Friday in the 80th year OF
his age. For several years he has
been in failing health. The de-
ceased lived most of his life on the
'Rothwell Farm" now owned by
Edward C. Walls. Besides the
Rothwell Farm he owned several
acres of Cedar Swamp and dealt
largely in lumber, and was one Of
the most extensive peach growers
in Thoroughfare Neck.
Shortly before the stores closed
Saturday night, the citizens of the
town were startled with another
alarm of fire. The wind was blow
ing a stiff Northwestern, an awful
night for a confagration. It was
soon learned that the residence OF
John Parker in "Whopping" hac
caught fire, and with the faithful
service of the company was soon
put out.
The Board of Directors of the
Smyrna Building and Loan Asso-
citation held another meeting last
Smyrna times., 1952-11-27
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files Of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1952-11-27

Patience is power; with time and
patience the mulberry leaf becomes
silk.-Chinese Proverb.
Smyrna times., 1952-11-27

every dollar purchases paid account customers will
receive a Numbered Ticket.
Duplicate tickets Bank and the Lucky
Numbers will be drawn from them 900 PM the nights indicated
All tickets winners night remain in the Bonus
Bank" and good for all subsequent drawings.
Bonus" before drawing at which
time will be declared void and such merchandise
will be included in the current drawing.
5. Winning numbers will be posted in our store.
G. No exchanges permitted and all drawings final
effect at $50 A December
the close of business December 10Th, 1852
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Olympic Association
Week Proclaimed Here

Today. more than ever before
we need to forget war and joir
with other countries in friendly
competition, in the opinion Of the
District Commissioners.
This was expressed in a proc
lamation setting aside the week
of June Is to 81 as United States
Olympic Association week.
The Commissioners said the as
sociation is making an appeal for
$3.50, 900 to equip, transport, feed
and house the more than 400
athletes who will represent the
United States. The city heads
urged residents of the District
to make generous contributions.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
Points for Purents-By Esyh 1heme. wo'oes

Mother thinks Mother-It doesn't do bit of
James overweight be the doctor
of unhappness. you
lit figure why from pie
she worried unhappy.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ONE ROOM with gas stove refsr., and
s3i1 18th ST; NE. lee front twin
beds beds. grill IL, refgr; sa shower bath. 9Sod
siaa ifshf + 81. r. xwg-cool vs. ssmt. S stu6io
Entrances s.i netsf Ex sa'1N osss shower 80 SV''
parents with day care Of child; cony.
,asT asYt' SEIFroS SldTsi a. 81, i;sssa Sw-Isr..
refgr., large closet. Child ok; Sl5
per wk. Also smaller one, S11 per
wk, Ho. 9531, call Mr.. Robert Cook.
UPPER 18TH ST. N.w.-L.h.k. apt.
LGE. FRONT. linens, dishes. twin
beds. semi-pvt, bath, utils: $50, co.
7is is LAWRENCE ST. S.E,Mf.srse ii rm..
transp,; empl. couple. DE. 45l2.
1915 EAST CAPITOL ST. NE.-iarse
room, hot water Frisidaire. linens
9 RMS. am bath. PVT home; Ink.
Call evenings; CHI. 1888. 31I6 18th
st. n, Arlington. Va:
Reas.; gentleman only. Elk. 2630.
MT. PLEASANT. 1900 18th NV
Dble. or sgle.; reas. price: adults
only Weekdays aft. $50, NO. 9S41
IS
LARGE ROOM. stove, Frigidaire.
utilities included. Price, $l1.50 wk.
LGg. IsteFL. FRONT STUDIO RIM.
running water. new. refgr.. hot
1923 18th ST. N.W.-Large. cool,
Ink. rm.; $40 wk Also large sleep.
ing rm:: 50 week. Elk. 62s5. -5
1861 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Second floor
front; . rms, sink, stove, Frigidaire;
S13.50 per week. Il
43OS N. n. AVE. N.W.-Two rms,
bed-liv. rm.. kitchenette; all new;
expr. bus; sos. incl. util. GE. 9462.
CoLoRED-NR. CAPITOL rms.
Jersey ave. Sc: TU: 4la4. 80
COLORED-I1I5 9th ST. NW.-1
room, kitchenette. See McRAE. Apt.
22 or call HUI. 43S1. Il
Evening star., 1952-05-30
Cattle & LIVESTOCK

BULLS, REGISTERED; IA
breeding; J. T. GIBBONS, Hay Hay
washington phone AID: 1920.
IS HOLSTEIN OPEN HEIFEkS, i te
PERSIAN HORSE. 8 yrs.
old. collar included; good working
broken or unbroken; have excellent
stabling: wanted for private use
only; Call AP. 5378. 80 .
bred Hereford heifers; $lSo $JSes each; sh6
bales Of hay, 75c per bale. Fulton
Il HEAD RIDING HORSES. ponie.
and milk cows; must be sold.
cass SGH pff SAsM sRd Roesve zGsF s$s SSs
evenings. HU. 9075. --31
DAIRY HERD. 81 cows and heifers,
mostly bred for falls freshing: now
shipping cans daily to Wash.
market. This is clean, healthy,
high producing herd and includes
several very fine pure,bred Hol.
stfinS Pfised csn BE- for nanssd anes sas Phons
MR.. SMITH. Poolesville 37S2. II
ONE FRESH cow and s large heavy
springing Holstein heifers; out of
producing cows; Bangs calfhood
vaccinated. Phone Vienna 671-J.
BAY MARE, pa yrs, 13 hands, show
prospect; nice for children; S160.
Call JE. 2-50S3. Il
HORSES = Rented and boarded.
bought and sold: MOONLIGHT and
hay rides. Special attention for chill
dren. 10. S-0327. Il
gray gelding; excel.
open Jumper prospect. Reasonable.
P.H.B.A. REG. Palomino mare; 14h
en- filly at her side. Owner going
In service. Sacrifice her at S400.
Cream color gelding. IA hands, ST 80.
Engleside 96-W-2 II
MARE. 5 yrs. old. beauti-
full well-mannered horse, $3.50 or
BULLS. : outstanding
proven three-year-olds. OR; 1850.
Week ends, Lenah. Va. 5-2232. II
2-HORSE TRAILER. 2 nice young
horses; child-broke. good Jumpers.
PINEY CREEK STABLES. Edsall rd..
Alex, Va. AL. 1862. Il
Evening star., 1952-05-30
SCREENS

SCREENS
sserts. readily adaptable as screens,
81 to $4 each. GRIFFITH CON-
SUMERS CO.. Arlington, Va.
SEWING MACHINES, treadle, $3.50;
$1,000; Singer featherweight port
able. 1915 Pa. ave NV. MA. 10s3.
SEWING MACHINE-singer: sea
valve; ysSso sacrifice for s175. Can KE.
SEWING flSfS; MACHINES - New 10 home
treadle. d. h., S22; light tailor
machine. power stand, new, S129;
other models. S35. 915 10th st. wv.
SEWING sew SeSf MACHINE sALE-save Save ur
to $50 this week. Beautiful Singer
console. like new, only sos; Singer
portable, $500; Featherweight
portable. new, reduced, $s9.5O;
machine reduced. asls Lee hwy
sEWiiNGG MACHINES. Singer; e several
demonstrators and floor SAMPLES
available at reduced prices. SIN
GER SEEMING CENTER. 7O2 Kine
st.: Alex. Va. AL. 5615. -
SH0ES-Cancellations. hundreds q
your family in famous-brand shoes;
Dellman, DeLiso. Paradise, Jarman
Florsheim. Roblee. Town & Country
Edwards. Play Poise. etc; many
hard-to-flnd sizes: save to sos oil
more. LIBERMAN, INC, 1404
Monroe NV. off 14th st. MI. 6344
Omen 10 to q pm. II
SOFA, club style: good condition;
cots. CO. 5916. 1s
SOFA AND CHAIR; good condition;
tapestry upholstered reasonable. AD
SOFA SOFA BEDs-Matchins single al arm
modern Tuxedo style Simmons Hide
A-BedS scarcely used. S110 each
Evening star., 1952-05-30
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

NEW HOME-Lge. front rm.; beau
tiful high location, near Pentagon;
no drinking. OF. 7949. 81
ARLINGTON-1215 N. Abingdon.
Nicely furn. rm., pvt. bath. twin
beds, near transp. JA. 2-T134 Il
SOUTH ARLINGTON-5 minutes to
Pentagon. > attrec. rms, new home,
good transp. Men only. OF. 1917.
ONE SINGLE. double. bath between:
on 2nd A., same on Bird Lovely
garden to sit in and enjoy rs we'll
as porcheS. Comfortable liv. rm.,
free. phone. Some kit. privils. WI.
sol WIS. AVE. Bethesda, Nd
Near Health Center. Naval Hospital.
/, . men; pvt. home; board II de-
sired. OIL. 2216. Refs. desired. II
ARL:-Large studio room, pvt. entr..
bath. phone, refgr.. hot plate: / or
2 empl. adults. Restricted; S55 or
3 MIN. KEY BRIDGE. 8 min. Pen.
tagon, large newly decor. front rm.
with exposures. Gentleman. IA.
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOM. 1 or
> men: close to transp., conv. loca-
tion. Reasonable. OW. 913l. II
Ice. FRONT RM., I" exposures, in
new home. select neighborhood. IA.
T-5Tti7 II
Evening star., 1952-05-30
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

BHTMORE ST. N.W.-vic. Col. Rd.
and 18th st. Girl to share 3-rm.
apt. bdrm., liv;rm,, kit. porch;
nicely furn.; with one other. MI.
1851 MASS. AVE. N.w.--I,ady "a
share l-bedroom air-cooled apt !;
Govt. employed woman; refs. ex.
changed; $50. Ma. 96s3. Ext. 6O4.
YOUNG MAN to share apt. with .
oNh sshefS Or fa fwo N MAIEs 2is2tS e .har. com.
Excellent bus service within u Blk.
Call in person after 8 pm, 1903
10th g.. Arlington Va. Apt, Fl.
TWO GIRLS To SHARE new @ taste
fully furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with an
other; TV excel. transp. TU. 4o92.
YOUNG LADY will share newly furn.
ad!Eset tTansp. Pentason. XII. g.
GIRL to share efrcieney
apt. with another; unlim. phone
and TV; conv. located 14th st. ear
cai af BE- BE- s9Ss ZIG 81. alter D1;e pm rent go
YOUNG LADY to share twin bedrm.
apt. In modern BLDG; Northwest sec;
ssttrac. furn.. cool In summer. Bcx
GIRL to share furn. apt. DUPONT
Circle area. Excellent transp. DE.
S646 evenings and week ends. 3Os
LADY to share modern.
bright, spacious, 5-rm. furnished apt.
in apt; bldg. Handicapped lawn. All
conveniences. You'll love 1t. Gentle.
AK 0756 after 9 pm. 81
to share Ice. apt. with
cpl; near Dupont Circle; maid ser.
vice; excel transp: $50. AID, 0l57.
TwO YOUNG MEN will share mod.
apt with one under 20; NV. GE.
$3.50 before q pm. i
APT. To SHARE with empl. lady;
pvt. bedrm.; conv. TO bus, Cali
after : pm. LU. 4-3547. III
APT. to share with con-
genial young man; Just OF 18th and
Columbia rd. NV. MI 1856.
with one sanTI oth.r sinl Rlceiz IN Iusn se epss
bedrrn.. unlimited phone. conv to
transp. Call 10. 2-5513. II
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Evening star., 1952-05-30
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs,
Esoss E9sd tooS sHa sgpfTyisSR TssR ezs kRss
BOXER PUPS. Axe. 9 wks. old. tenn
porary shots and wormed. JE.
ENGIfsH sasffs SETTER prps-AKc 9e ser.;
cTsMas .sssfssPs sshEFIERDSo
Kennels EStSiS IA. $3.50. ~ @I
IRISH SETTER PUPPIEs, 2 choice
Gs5s Gsterf; % SSepp yks;; eppurebred; reasonable.
NOW SSSnd F0n ssp5s. ssI Sc ssau: ts ssssss ssss
hunters. hunters uJci JOHN BURDoFT at at Coles,
vile. Md. Call Evergreen 4-3S46.
KITTEN-white Persian. 3 months,
Psais4Teesea; EHL 4ees; reasonable to good hso hSne'
DOBERMANs; 2 females. 8 months
and cropped; all Axe reg. cham
rHGsR SiSnSsiP spSfNcEN stSsk EN- sSsEiE Ss4a PIps
3 months old Axe reg. liver and
white. hunting stock. Fulton Sal so.
sIAMEsE KITTENs-Three mos. reg.
Pair, $50. Elmwood 1887, Mclean.
COCKER PUPPIES. black: Axe;
DoWNER. vienna 305-w-I. 81
BEAGLE PUPS, Axe reg, $40 each.
l04 10 T., Fairmont aIIn1 st., fremont Gardens
scoTTssH ca51s ehpFfhs 4ERRiER XII PUPPIES; Sl ch.
Edgerstoune Pepper stock RUTH
SWAN, Nokesville, Va. Tel. Hay
c0cKER 0efzsI fTfP PTPPrEs. Is, black, 6 wks.; no
papers. but registered mother: SO.
poo8BERMAN Oh sSts p1NscHER pups that will
and and USE sss' o@. S1psg5onSn'p' os57. pressure
FOR SALE (sacrif1ce)-Three-year-
old Axe. registered Stockdale Town
Town Talk; female, Granddaughter.
Owner going overseas. Jefferson
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS,
liver and white; Axe reg. I'M, IF;
2h mos; IL, 2 mos. 81. 2703. 81
type siamese kittens. soon old
enough to leave home and mother;
lines. Phone HO. O227 for preview.
PEGINGEsE PUPPIES. 8 mos. male;
pedigree. AKC reg: S45. 5013
Oglethorpe St, RiverdaleA AP. 2035.
SCOTTIE PUPS. Int. Ch. WalSlng
Winning Trick and Ch.. Pepper
breeding. MacKINNON. 1909 N.
Roosevelt ST., Arl., FA. 3432. Il
COLLIE PUPPIES, male and female;
reg. Axe: beautiful, 3 mos. old: re-
duced prices. W. A. ELLIOTT, Falls
I'd. near Normandy Farm. Potomac.
PUG. male. 8 mos. old: Axe: will sell
for S100 where good home is assured.
ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, Va, DUKE
g: sxtd. TE: 243o; Qv; 456l; i
LOVELY COLLIE SETTER. male, sable
and white; houebroken, friendly'
needs new home. children. SL- o7O9.
ENGLISH SETTER TYPE. male,
housebroken. fine for children; must
have new home in country. 81. 67O9.
FINE DOGS FOR ADoPTIoN-pal-
Open S-noon. 81. 5lS3.
BOXERS. superior litter Of puppies. |
line bred to the Great German
Champion Lustig and Sigurd, both |
parents imported. Axe registered, |
rare deep red. Elmwood 1897.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, Axe. |
bench field and pets. FRED CUM |
NINGHAM, Park st.. Vienna, Va.
Phone 14a-W.
SIAMESE KITTENS. t3l. male and
female; Seal Point reg. JE. 3-19O1.
RED COCKER PUPS. s25. female:
S35, male. GE. 0lS3.
Evening star., 1952-05-30
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

SINGLE RsG., next to bath. 81 . wk..
men only. Call after 2 pm. AT.
1888 q
DOUBLE ROOM with twin beds foz .
girls or a couple; phone in rfh. /:
all priyls.; lovely surroundings. Ho.
0194 II
4S09 9. DAKOTA AVE. NE, nr.
Catholic Uniy.-Double and sinele
nm pvt. bath. LA. 6-6443 or WI.
S453. IL
Evening star., 1952-05-30
ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.W.

ROCK CREEK HALL. 24oO 10th st.
n.w.-Spacious sgle., dbles.: reas.;
recr. rm.. TV.. free parking. block
Col. rd.; daily maid serv. HO. 9617.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms: daily maid services;
Hsmpsae fxisSasSaed ave- service 1 no iSlS sae New
PENNINGTON, 1924 18th St.. near
Dupont Circle. Maid service, "a
hr. ONCE service. phone in all rooms:
conv. location: sele:. $40 up: dble..
COLUMBIA RD., I83l-ss.5o week:
sgle rms: clean, cool. TV: 5 baths,
shwrs.; men: 0 min. dntn. AID 1880
Tv AND REFGR. in every room. Small
single; $40: double or triple, Sl5-
coNN. Oh kX; aNp ogSsL gKSasLoRAMA RID. NV Nv
Dble. and sgle. rms, maid service;
2O21 Kalorama rd. NV. Ho. 1875.
CONN. AND KALoRAMA RD. NV
Double and single rms; maid service;
2021 Kalorama I'd. NV. Ho. s676.
SLEEPING RMS. near Walter Reed
OFFICERS SERVICE CLUB. 1914
2Ist st. NV, rooms avail. for active
whE, Sron ST month incl. club facilities
Sitting RIM. with pvt. bath.
pvt. entr., pvt. home, gentleman:
convenient transp: ia; 0167; =
A. Al home ggso privils. $40 each monthly. s6
1918 s, 2DEsIAFIELD PL.-Front rm..
next to bath; nr. transp.; pvt. home
Gentleman. $50 mo. IA; 1858. i
ot aree G1E clean sa sM single rs. f bath
WEsTMfNsTER II ;1I ms GR HOTEL. 18th and
Que sts.; sgle and dble. rms; run
ming. water; $9-$16; elevator. Ho.
lGss CRITTENDEN ST. - quiet.
conf, dbl bed, next showers: use
Bendix; girl or cpl. GE. $3.50 aft; 8.
1898 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
for young men. Tiled shower; excel
lent location; $26 mo. DU. 9S74.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 r., I. ave. NV;
large front enc. rm.; also sgle. rrn:;
every COW. home; transients consid. |
1883 WYOMING AvE.-clean. SsSiet: |
sSo,. sS6 'sisii; si;. osss ssny. trsnsD.' pgSlie
LapY anSRe no IS SHARE very nice as room
with another; Quiet. nice home: bus |
e. SO door IoHaaI Sllt 18Th sr st. Riy ~ 80
front rm.; also / small rm.; conv. !
transp:; unlim. phone; gentlemen.
ISL. MASS. AVE. N.w.-Niceiy fur
nished bedroom sitting room and
bath: $40 month. al
DUPONT CIRCLE. embassy area
Elegantiy appointed and carpeted
interior; auiet home atmosphere;
$50; dble., S55; available soon, |
furn. apt, for 2 or 4 gentlemen. |
Ella 3 st. NV. II
STUDIO ROOM. newly furnished. pvt. |
bath and dressing closet. Cali after
O. Pm; Do. 1879. 80
Evening star., 1952-05-30

TIRES. recond.; 6.O0-16 and 6.70-15;
$4,99: Used truck tires. $9.95 up.
ave. NV. RA. $3.50.
TIRES AND TUBES, four, S.2Ox15,
Sears; 1000 miles; best offer. oW.
TIRES. five. 7.10x15. used; also wash
ing machine. needs repair; best of
TWIN STROLLER, whitney, good
cond; Foldarolla twin stroller; child's
Storkline maple chifforobe; infants
Comfysafe auto seat. WI. 3269.
TYPEWRITERS. all makes, sales
rentals. repairs: Terms. Our 42nd
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. 1431 E. Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-00S2.
s:3Q-5:30 incl. Saturday.
Continental Silenta.
Standard European keyboard. French
and German. Excellent condition.
NO. 1928. 80
VACUUM CLEANER. Univ. Zephyr de
luxe, new. all attachments; reas. for
cash. RA. S731. 80"
VACUUM CLEARANCE-Nice upright
cleaners, choice $3.50; brand new
Royal. S59.95 value, now S45. 3S12
Lee hwy, CHI 4914. 80