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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

Nearly 200 events in Virgins
are listed in the new Calendar Of
Events, just published, covering
q period through June.
Compiled by the Virginia State
Chamber of Commerce, the six
page folder gives the place, date
and brief descriptions Of fairs, an.
niversary observances, art exhibit
tions, principal sports contests
and other events that. in the past
have drawn spectators from al
Virginia and other States.
= A partial list of the events, to
April. follows:
February
1927. Williamsburg Garden
Symposium. Authorities on land
scares architecture and horticul-
ture will speak. Daily discussions
for analysis of individual prob
lens.
20 through March %. Rich
mond. Exhibition Of room por-
traits by Richard Payne. Gouache
paintings of living rooms, dining
rooms and parlors of houses owned
by the Vanderbilts, Rockefellers
Gloria Swanson and Irving Ber-
lin; also, of the supper room in the
Governors Palace, Williamsburg,
Virginia Museum Of Fine Arts.
March
Is. Williamsburg. First Of q
series of candlelight concerts in
the ballroom of the Governors
Palace. Program of 18th century
music, beginning at 8:45 pm.
IA. Fredericksburg. Founders
day, Mary Washington College.
IA through April 20. Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
The Stars Troyel Editor.

almond, cherry and peach trees
busting with bright welcome to
spring.
At Riverdale. the perfume Of the
waxy, white orange blossoms
scents the valley and sweeps into
the open windows Of automobiles.
The town. hugging the ground at
one end of San Gorgonio Pass, is
in the heart of the orange coun-
try. The original California navel
orange tree is enshrined there.
The pass offers an easy route
around towering Mount San ia
cinto, its top glistening white with
snow. The 11,000-foot rampant
forms a background for the world
famous resort of Palm Springs,
whose big springtime event is
Desert Circus Week. To be staged
April 2 to Z, the celebration in
cludes parades. balls and bar
becueS.
Over the mountain are the pic
tureSque towns of Hemet and San
Jacinto, known for their annual
presentation Of the outdoor Ra-
mona Pageant. Townspeople al
ready are rehearsing their roles
in the dramatization of Helen
Hunt Jackson's novel. This years
performances will be given in late
April and early May.
Il 4 Il n
Speed Shrinks France-Speak-
ing of the restoration of Europe
as a. pleasant land for q look
about, the rehabilitation of the
French railroads dramatizes the
point.
In September, 1914, France had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Events in Virginia Listed

exhibition, knife, Fork and
Spoon" based on the history Of
table settings and etiquette
through the centuries. Virginia
Museum of Fine Arts.
IL through 80. Staunton. Ex-
Ihibition, Recent Paintings by
Virginia Artists" Mary Baldwin
College.
20. Wil1iamsb Another
candlelight concert, Governors
Palace.
"a through June Is. Richmond.
Annual costume exhibition, the
Valentine Museum.
IS. Hot Springs. Washington
and Lee Colgate tennis match.
Homestead Hotel.
Is. Newport News. Peninsula
Choral Society concert. Original
Club.
81. Williamsburg. Ca ndlelight
concert.
% through April ~. Richmond.
Exhibition, Mother Drawings OF
the Fogg Museum" Virginia Mu-
scum of Fine Arts.
%. Bridgewater. Founders day.
|Bridgewater College.
April l. Shenandoah National
Park. Opening date for all en-
trance stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

When travel began to open UP
in the first few years after World
War II, escorted train tours to the
West proved to be one of the most
avidly sought fulf1llments In the
pent-up demand for vacations.
At the time, Europe was only
beginning to regain its place as a
premier travel land, new automo-
biles were being parceled out SPAR
ingly and ships were returning all
too slowly from their wartime
duties. The Queen of Bermuda,
for instance, did not resume sail
ings to those favored islands until
early in 1949. berths on Caribbean
ships were doled out from priority
lists and trans-Paciflc service,
when measured by travel desires,
were virtually nonresident.
Now, with all the free world to
choose from, vacation travellers
still create a healthy demand for
this perennial favorite to the West
They have even interested them
selves in a bit of perfection OF
the trips sponsored by one Of the
worldwide travel agencies, and
have wangled another full day at
Yosemite National Park.
Timed to the start of. the spring
season in Southern California, the
first of the company's series OF
15-day escorted tours will leave
Chicago on March Is. Departures
are scheduled every other Sunday
from then to June 8. Weekly de-
partures then are planned until
long after the summer vacation
peak has subsidized. The last tour
of the series is to Leave October 26.
Blossom Time-Dubbed "popu-
lar escorted tours to California, u
these train vacations include AL
buquerque, the Grand Canyon,
Mission Inn at Riverside, in
Southern California; the Los An
geles- Hollywood area, Yosemite
Park, the Mariposa Big Trees and
San Francisco. The return to
Chicago is by way Of the spec
tacular Feather River Canyon and
Denver.
The inclusive tab of $246 from
Chicago is based on streamlined
coach trains, the California zeph-
yr and the Grand Canyon.
Officially, Southern California s
spring travel season will be about
three weeks old when the first
train tour arrives. March l be-
gins three-montl1 period gay
with masses of wild flowers, vast
stretches of poisoning orange
groves and miles of orchards Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
The Travellers Notebook
Western Train Tours Stort Next Month

mo railroads left. Destroyed were
some $500 bridges, four-hfthS'
of its locomotive and passenger
cars and 20 tunnels. The country's
rail centers had been pulverized
by bombs.
Today, French luxury trains
are among the fastest in Europe.
Nearly $4,000 miles a day are
covered at speeds of more than
go miles an hour. Another 10000
miles are daily at a rate averaging
above SIS. For the layman, such
statistics mean only that the map
of France has Sfrunk, and from
Paris, Normandy is but an hour
away, Brittany is four hours and
Alsace five. Seven hours put the
departing visitor in the Alps. and
(See NOTEBOOK, Page BOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
TRAVEL.
TO EUROPE

Conducted and Independent Tours
Swedish American Line, NOrwegian Ameri-
ca Line, Home Line, direct to Hamburg.
STELLA POLARIS CRUISES TO NORTH
CAPE. From England June 18th, 25th
and July 9th, from $4,000 M.
The 8. 8. Nassau, To Nassau every Friday
from N. Y, 6-day cruise, from S125.OO mp.
The Olympic Games OF Helsinki, Finland.
July 10th, Aug. 3rd.
BY AIR, after May LIST, to Norway, Swe-
den, Denmark and Germany, $563 go
round trip. Make your reservation now.
CARL w. JOHNSON, AGENT
Hobart 4O67. 1919 18th St. NV.
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Chance at Greenbrior

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va.-E. Truman Wright. man
ager of the Greenbrier Hotel here,
has been appointed general man.
ager of the hotel. Edward T. Law
less, vice president and general
manager, has retired and Mr..
Wright has taken charge Of all
hotel operations. Mr.. LawlesS will
remain a member Of the Board OF
Directors.
The new general manager came
to the Greenbrier last June from
the Lake Placid IN. " Club.
Evening star., 1952-09-23
ROOMS EURN.--N.w. Cent,

14O0 RITTENHOUsE ST. N.W.-Twc
furn. rms. in pvt. home, near
trnannasp.; man Govt. empl. ia.
LARGE FRONT RIM. adjoining S bath;
nous nSnsehold trsnsn prTiyginlegss; Tgn smgl, lady;
Mr.. CONN. AvE.-wen furn. Iiy,
rm., bedrm., bath; no other room
ers; SIS. Garage, $40. EN-. 55S7.
WARDMAN vICINITY-studio tS room,
slngle; SIN Sa1s nswiy furnished; private bath
1891 S' ISth ST. N.w.-Attrac. -fS fSrn
dble rm. on 2nd d., with semipvt.
bath. use of liy, rYn. with TV; $3.50
pTfoNT cir. I6se 1sth. twin
bsdrm,; kit; priyil. maid serv.; $50
1875 Il Slsi b. ssis Ave. NV, WeI near aS Dupon,
trcle:-Small, clean, single room
near bath; only $22.50 mo. Us
930 2Srd ST. NV. opp. G.. w. Hos
pital- Entire floor, 2 modern bed
rooms and bath; unlinl. phone; won
$40 per week, single room; S16 per
week large twin-bed room. DI. 1908,
NEAR WHITE HOUsE-private oS room,
share apt. with one other man; S55
FURNISHED-Twin beds. ad-
Joining bath with shower, Quiet apt
house. Suitable for students. DE
ExQUIsITELY-FURN. RIM. with pri-
yate bath; conv. location; $50. Cen
tleman; NO. 0ll6 or HU. $500.
TAkOMA PARk-Large single room
next to bath; roomy closet, Quiet
home. JU. S-1747. 81
ROOM for 2 girls; with twin beds 9
closets; also room with double bed
for l or 2 girls. House in Chew
Chase; ! blk. from bus stop; cali
OR. 6908 after 4:3O D m.
Evening star., 1952-09-23
DOGS, PETS, ETc. Cont

PUPPIES. Cocker spaniels. 8 wks
old. for sale. reasonable. 10. 7-3549
CHIHUAHUA PUPS. Axe. males snc
females; $50 up; stud service. XII
C0CkER SPANIEL PUPS. KSc
champion sired: 8 wks. old. Females
$35: males. $40. Call GE. OS66
GREAT DANES. 2 females. Axe, bes,
bloodlines; reasonably priced; also
puppies q mos. old; show prospects,
ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, va. TE
2430. OV. 1851.
BOXER PUPS. 8 wks.. ch. slider, Axe,
shots. wormed. cropped. docked
very tlashy. $40 up. Phone XII
BEAGLE BEAGLE HOUNDS, 5 mos. old: 2S fea,
rabbit hounds. JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesville, Md, Evergreen 4-3S46.
BOXER PUPPIEs. Axe reg; fawn,
championship breeding; Q beautiful
FREE TO coon SS1; Ho%E;-Fiye- Hs week
old male. kitten, black and white,
house broken. Phone IA. 2726. --25
BOXER AT STUD, Barmere's Tails
man, hashy brindle Ch. Bang Away
son, Elk. Oh, El Chico daugh.: String
5eaut; puppies. Ask opr. for Vienna
FRENCH POODLE PUPS, black. min
iature: champion stock. JU. S-g823.
Evening star., 1952-09-23
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
PART-TIME WORK WANTED by col.
cple. in exchange for living quarters
and small salary. Box 1O1-K, Star.
"a
LINOTYPE OPER.
Accurate. over 5 years exper.; pref.
night work. CO. 3160. 20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC


GIRL, colored, desires g.h.w. for work.
ing couple or child care; live out.
DU. 1876.
GIRL. colored; evening nurses aid
for child or adult. TU. S5o
GIRL, colored. wants 51a days work
cleaning, taking care Of children;
references. Ii. 3-S292.
GIRL, colored. desires Job. g.h.w.; 61a
days a week. DE. 1850.
GIRL. colored. desires morning work
or days work. DE. 1855.
GIRL, colored. desires Inv: and
caring for child. Experienced. NO.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires g.h.w. and
child care for employed persons;
exper. References. RA. 3009.
WOMAN, eolored. available for gem
eral houSework Mon. through Fri
SaSo; sSSo.S References. Health card. 10.
WOMAN. colored, desires days work.
SO DAYS a week. TR. S110.
WOMAN. colored, settled, wishes
part or full time work; references.
MfDDLEckGE MfsikiG WOMAN desires empl.
as cook. thoroughly exper., best
ref. white: $40 wk. Box 95-K, Star.
A RELIABLE WOMAN desires days
COLORED WOMAN wants part
time morning. 8 to /; cleaning
rooming houses, g.h.w.; exper.; refs.
colonel GIRL desires ironing for
Weds.. Thurs. Friday; experienced.
Phone Ii. 6-3293.
COLORED LADY wants lob; live in;
g.h.w.: GEORGETOWN section; am.
to s pm. DU. 1868.
COL. GIRL wishes Job as cook. well
exper. specialize in cinnamon rolls
and making chilli. LA. 6-S77S.
COLORED WOMAN wants day work;
good worker good references. CO.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w., child
care or part-time job; references.
10. 1886.
COLORED GIRL desires job as moth
Tiers helper, 5 days: reference.
AK. 1Y46.
Evening star., 1952-09-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN
cOLLEGE C;RADUATE, experienced

COLLEGE GRADUATE, experienced a
statistical typist, tabulator, editor.
seeks part,time, work: evenings,
ELEVATOR OPERATOR wishes Q job.
AID. SS29.
h h0spital tl training and doctors refs.
NURSE G0vERNESS, experienced,
wishes position with children: per-
manent or temporary. CH. 1897.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
any type cases; hospital experience;
reference: reasonable. NE. 1924.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS, typists;
dictaphone transcriptiOns: notary
public. Room 5, Tower Bldg, RE.
1881. --25
sEcRETARIAL sERvICEs-s2.5 SO per
hr.; prompt, accurate work. Call ST.
6700 or 10. 3-4525.
SECY.-BKKPR.; construction exper.;
cost accounting, Shaw-Walker pay
builder. IA. 422s. 29.
sECRETARY-1O yrs. diversified ex.
per. pub. relations. legal: excel. ref;
full or part time. 81. 1881. "a
TYPIST-STENO. wants work evenings
p G5ss Siil Or az az op7s deE and deliver OR.
ATTENTION EMPLOYERS. stenos..
typists. clerks available for tenn
porary assignments. Don't fan be-
hind in Your work. Immediate,
eficient service. Call MRS. STRAND.
ST. 1871. 90
AMBITIOUS. CAPABLE, young woman
seeks responsible position with pur-
poseful future; 10 years experience
administrative, Secretarial, vel.
fare and photography; widely trav-
eled; knowledge French, German!
81; 3;h0O-S4,2OO per annum. ia.
GIRL DESIRES JOB as stock girl
or store maid. LA. 6-7941.
COMPANION, some nursing. light
household duties. Elk. 22S5, call
$50 a.m.-6 pm. 25s
COL. PRAC. NURSE desires position.
aged or cronic patients; can furnish
excellent refs. Box 70-K, Star. 23s
CoLORED YOUNG LADY desires job
s,tIs. as typist' fle e cisrs sIsa stock eiri or
COLORED GIRL, neat, wants day Job
as elevator oper. or checker in dry
cleaners store; exper. co. 952S.
COLORED NURSE, practical. desires
care of elderly or convalescent lady,
9 to 5. VI. 1895. 25s
COLORED PRAC. NURSE. house.
keeper; 5-day week; exper.; ref. I
COLORED GIRL desires Job as bus
girl. RE. S184.
Evening star., 1952-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR. restaurant. elec. :
excel; excel; cond;; medium size. Also
cheap for quick sale. MRS. PETERS.
NO. S512. -23
REFkIGERATORS; used: rent or buy,
So Der mo-; full guarantee. DOWD'S
OR. 1900. 441S Conn. ave. NV.
REFRIGERATORS, used. large a.
sortment from $40 up. Some with
1-year guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERICKS. 1905 l4th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS-Extra large dis
count on brand-new 1859 and 1858
yorld-famous refrigerators-an In
factory fresh crates. Cash or terms.
Fully guaranteed BY Washingt0n'S .
Oldest Ty and Appliance Store.
STAR RADIO CO. 409 i1th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS. used, recond.,
guar, $40 up. New refgr. at big
savings. p. o. SMITH 8. & g.. INC,
1874 H st. ne.
REFGR;: Gu. f.; servel; excel. cend.;
REFGR.-Hot Point. sHa Gu. it., 1851
model, peri. cond., $126; defroster
included. JU. S-S094 pa
Evening star., 1952-09-23
ROOMS WITH BoARD

REFINED MAN for rm., board; wash-
ins hinvs and and ironing. Private home.
cItB MASON Dupont area,. OH offers
FOL, ladies and men. Rates. SIT wk.
Mnnd And h up incl. meals and all services.
1sss MASS. AVE. N.w.-rine -Es food:
girls share large, clean. cozy. cool.
Iredsei rm:; maid, phone service:
DUPONT cfRcIs. s;iI TSi TpSUi. sass sss' or S 81.
62so. Also share room for 2 os. men.
NICELY FURN. RIM. given IN a. ex.
time. block Conn. ave-. Only re-
fined employed ladies win be con.
sLAUGHTEk's, 1926 18th .t. nv:
elev., tel switchboard; homeiike
atmosphere; srn nas .rs5c excellent meals, We
a limited number OF retired and
Employee eds guests at fall-winter rates.
sISuGEGTTRRiR's. 1927 10th st. S9 t.w.
roons ons 'Gsi Senr Ss
meals; Ty; . nice home for young
l52s l6th ST. NV. vacancies for
yo1das yo0d ,nna men sad sad women: Plenty Of
eoSS trsnsp. P Nv Ss and Srsn inSTs priSlis. MISs
BLAIR MANSION INN-7710 Blair
I'D. NV. Master rooms; also singlea
IN graciously styled home; flne food
andr and free parking. sH. 33l7. sH.
140l 10th N.w.---Nice, newly deco.
rated rooms. selected menus. Tv
switchboard, reasonable. Il
STUDENTS, one large rm. with pvt.
bath for 3 students; also one dble,
rm; Si39 r st. nv; Elev. and
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 2O01. at Conn.
pie. students; rec. rm., nv. CO. 2493,
Evening star., 1952-09-23
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN. 1S to 90. to share Be-
rm. apt. with 2 other young men,
$50 per mo-; in NV. sec. Phone
XRA: 7457 after $3.50 pm. --25
with ! other; conven, transp.; $40.
wHSSirSS3I9 HSi Fps after, after pm, .
in NV: prefer non-smoEer. Cali
BGsiNEss Hs isf woMAN stSsE e H@ Share ant. Mic.
Hy; n.y. En ETm.' bedrm:, NO. Kit" bath. porch.
SSS ri !s GfsGs TisSs1 10 SHARE S 1.ss,,.
NV. location, conv. transp. Ages l9-
=; s41 mo. Cali OR. Si45 after
1 OR GIRLS. rs or under. .4 to
share newly decorated apt; s min.
tent to PentsSon; Gs.S e., With b7.v Tv; reasonabis
GIRL, share efficiency on Capitol
CAN In Il. 4.sS4s. ssSaef S'fi' s''oo s Ssek'
S.E.-Girl share lse. .attr.. mod.
Homs SssS.r sSHss others; v seq; 1.s bed. closet
WANTED-Refined young lady, to
share pleasant ne. apt. with govt.
Ezehanss refs. refs ss BOX ass-iE;. Ei; ?|sss: sss1::
MAN TO SHARE with another, CO. ccnv.
Cali MI. 65ss aft. $50 for .ppt.
for quick action; suite.
rms. porch, In lge. apt: mr.. shops.
transp: TU. 3443 or to- 5160. "a
CONGENIAL GIRL to share 2-bed-
rm. apt, with or 2 girls; newly
furnished; Dumont Tv. Ho. sl41.
LADY viii share 2-bedrm. apt. in
Sc. with or girls. 10. 2-4859.
CLEAN. CONGENIAL LADY, to share
apt. with young mother and child.
Evening star., 1952-09-23
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

SCOTT CIR: walking dist. down.
town: lge. rm... beaut. furn.; Frigid.
share BATH $12.50 wk. 1881 D st.
1850 OGDEN ST. -N.w.-Lovely GS front
I4; room; se ekitehsnetts; bath. Refined
1sWie W vERMoSTi vfGSi 1Ui AVE Sv2. NV, walking
distance town--Select lge. rni., suit.
2-3: pvt. bath, kit, gas range. eiec
reIgr lge. heated porch. $50 wkly.
19ss s clifton tiYfi ST. N.w.-poie. s9 4m.
81 sis veeE esin No. WsaaSEs' ssS baby 81. acSkay.
1913 l. ST. N.W.-Downtown. nice
fr0nt n01n kn;k. ,, rm. Southern exposure.
NRaK Rais SGPoNTk StR Ssfk; ;c1RcrEr.rms.2 20 .,
ssG1@DistelS s1st st Sr rurn, nE Incl Sl4g 4Tgefsr I4s
UPToWN. 1895 Pi Park FRA I'd. nv: @S lst
a. front; SIC week; sober adults -
1866 WYOMING, on conn--Vsrv W
large; clean front room; Ink; refgr.
rsis Ms; fFsiiisns fsiRMoSaar sar' ST. N.wI.szr..
bedroom and kitchen. Adults. Also
1914 18th ST. N.W.--Iarge room.
kitchenette. stove, sink; empl. man,
$40 wk. Shown from 5 TO pm.
BAsEMENT-Bedroom and sitchen.
child accepted. Can ST. O65O.
BABY wELCoME--Refgr. radio z Ty.
shower. yard. playground: S2I wk.i
xI4T st. NV. EX. 065:3 go
s0S0 18Th 81. N.W.--Lge. bright rm..
Venetian blinds. deck porch. refgr.,
stove; $40 wk. DE. 1875. -S7
414 9th ST. NV
Room with refrigerator and gas
stove; $40 double. ME. 7246.
DUPONT AREA. 21sI r ST. Nv
Excep. lge. front rn., 4 windows.
firepl-. pvt, entr., attr. furn.. / or
2 persons; everything Incl. for conf.
living; linens, maid serv., Frigid-
aire. kit. privileges; bus at door; |
r. = PLEASANT. LII 1894 1sth ST. NV
Large furn rm.. twin beds. refgr.
hot plate, run. water, utensils, |
utils. bus At door; $3.50 ed. /
RTl ENTRANCE. 500 r. II.
ave. n.e.-Basement effic., twin
beds. refgr., TV. phone. showers,
all utilities: corner brick house: 10
min. down town; adults; SO
week each. DU 1909.
DUPONT CIRCLE--Ise rm.. COM
pleteiy furn., incl. refgr, sink and
stove; $40. mo-; gentleman. DE.
,sCGIHooRED-FuRN. RIM. IN D nice
home. 1883 MoRfoe street NV. TAI
7s6s after 24
Evening star., 1952-09-23
FARM AND GARpEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT FOR SALE, cheap:
vicinity 18th st. NV, nr. Silver
Spring. Call JU. S-1400. -25
AZALEAS. hardy tield-grown. all
coiors and sizes. ,25l0 18th st. ne.
VIRGIN TQPsOIL, best quality and
auantiLy. Immediate service. Land
TREE REMOVAL, SIS and up; get our
Tree estimates and save money.
PAULs TIRE EsERVfCE. Lo. 5-457S.
CDW MANUkE. well rotted, $40 per
3 bu.; delivered. WA. 1888. --26
CREEPING PHLOX. Oriental poppies.
giant schreiners. beautiful Oregon
IT'S; also white and red violets.
anthemums. JOHN BURDOFT, at
Coiesville, Nd. Evergreen 1856.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning and ton
ping; insured and exper. TAKOMA
TREE SERVICE. JU. 8-1R3ll -oI
Evening star., 1952-09-23

FRIGDAIRE. old model, excel. cond..
has new motor; $50. CAN Wo. zIS5.
FURNITURE-Chaise lounge, newly
upholstered; Duncan Phyfe din.
table. radio cabinet, suitable nv
ccoonnyyersion; baby scale. Cali co.
FURNiTURE-Refrigerator, Kelvina-
holstsrsd sofa. GE. ixi6. "a
FURNlTURE-(newj Kroehier couch,
sgn suite; MA; s120. Ext. 1886;
.ssPe.; Dsffs eta sayns MasSE Town fG ISs
FURNITURE-specials ON steriiized.
recond. Simmons Hide-A-Bed sofa
bargains; studio couches and single
s5; a0sos sofs ssds ssySSs sss sssa sss sS sss
tresses. $40. SIS; box springs. SIS.
spi. Ss9 coil r .hns sD1hinss NJ sde; CGd BEDS
tables tables. $SS:: $SS: $a9 sac; cor: cab S29; 4.
SAB: wal. dinins set, S-pc.. $40:
z-pc. brkfst. sets. Sa5: chests. $iS.
Sl4. $19, S25: dresser and mirror
iamp Cocktail tsipis tables. ss W $1S; snS
blond tables. bargains; chest. desk,
$22; knee hole desks, S29; lounge
chairs. $40. SEE: dble. dr.. wooden
HOME SHOP 1745 Z St.. NV. RE.
S961. Terms. Daily. 8 to 9: Tues
FURNITURE sALk-Brand-new bed
room, dining room and living room
suites. modern and traditional;. fac
tory hoQf samples and railroad
unclaimed freight lOM down. "a
personal discount. HENRY'S FURN.
Co, 1928 1th st. NV. HU 3646.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedrm, dining. rm.. living
room. from unclaimed freight and
factory fact samples, etc etsso,A 4 great Ep say, say,
BLDG, AGO New York ave. NV;
daily, 1915: Sat-. till 4. RE. 1910.
Evening star., 1952-09-23

BARGAIN
Soldiers Home -
Vacant. 8 rms. tile bath, porches,
ELECTRIC refsr.. nice Yards, bsmt. 81, :
POO down. AID. 03SS; eves.. TU.
CoLORED--N.w. Taylor st.--e rms.
2 rear porches, front porch, oil heat,
garage built in house heated, nice
yards. $1,600-S2. 900 down, AID,
O3S3, ewes. TU. 1925.
COLORED-Shepherd st. NV,
rms. front and rear porches, auto.
heat, bsmt., nice yards; $1,000 down
Price S14.950. AID. O3S3. ewes. TU.
- NV. - An attractiv.
home. Up beyond Soldiers Home.
4 nice bedrms., din. rm., liv. rm.
Prce PnS t5 sI5sSg6 Sas hfat hp osSs 900 doTn
Thos w. Moore Co.
1441 You st. NV. AID. O3s3
Evening star., 1952-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

S75. XII. s-32ib. MsS
TYPEWRITER. port. free home dem. !;
DO H. T TX. f42x; sun. .is 10. aE9ssas i.ssSs.
home or once: sa5 and iusa' ap. select sct
number Remington and Underwood,
:ssS sa eff CITY 1is TEADisS hss ssss q see 4sS
TYPEWRITERS-Rens q new Royal
portable. $12 for 5 mos; lst 8 mos.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER Co. 20lS
18th So. NV. HU. 6121
ToOLS-War surplus and bankrupt
stocks. warehouse too fun for COM
fort. The real Mccoy ct bargain
oIcHNER SURPLUS
2513 N st. NV. Eek. 1927
VARITYPER, ELEC.
'sssl:r sond muse e SCI. III re- Hsth ies s!fh', ssse
VENETIAN BLINDS. very good cond. :
all white metal. large 76h in,
wide. 55 in. long; two 80 in. wide.
iSnd Sg IN. lens; I've sses % in. wide. So in.
VIOLIN and case in good condition;
selling at sacrifice. AP. 436S after 6.
IA
WALLETS - Beautiful mems or
ladies'. with pen and pencil or
lighter; many combinations to
choose from at prices you viii be
amazed; good opportunity for
churches, clubs and other oreaniza-
tions to make extra money; 1obbers
invited. Call all day Sunday or
ewes. WA. 2473. "a
WASHERS-Thor, Automatic; excel.
cond., q. samples.;. was 1923 so, now
only $149. Also large discounts on
other famous brand. fully automatic
washers. STAR RADIO Co. 4O0
11th st. NV.
WASHER, 1851 Thor Auto-Magic;
exc. cond.. reaS.; guaranteed. Cali
Rockville 4772. -23
WASHERS. dryers. ironers; new and
used. Best deal in town. Ia. 1900.
-23
WASHER. Bendix Gyromatic, tun,bler
type; 4 mos. old; $500; no dealers.
LO. b-401S Sunday. weekdays after
4 --23
WASHER, Easy spin dryer; reason
sbls; ;ss excellent condition. XII.
MACHINE-Bendix auto
matte; perfect running condition;
MACHINE, Bendix: in good
cond.; recently .oyerhauled: S35. Call
pet. am. and 4 pm. VI. 1915
Evening star., 1952-09-23
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL.-Large twin bedroom, private
nome; rent single or double; bus
al, q door to Pentagon. GIL. 3I16. -25
NM. FOK RENT to woman; must have
Gardens, sgie. rm..
next bath, phone in rm., breakfast
priyils; M. S-4O64 after $50. 80
for gentleman. sgle
corner rm., pvt. bath. V blk. Lee
WOMAN to share room:
home privileges; very reasonable.
SH. S435, 90
NEAR FORT MYER. s minis. Penta-
gon, lge. rm.. 2 exposures, in pvt.
nome; refined man only. ia. 4-03S1.