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Evening star., 1952-05-26

CARROLL. MARIAN COLEMAN. Suddenly
on Sunday. May .25. 1852. at her resi-
dence; 800 ilth st. s.w.. MARIAN
George w. Carroll, mother of Virginia,
George, jr., Thomas L. and Mary Jane
Carroll: sister of Miles. Burton and
Gertrude Coleman. Friends may call
al her late residence. Notice of funeral
laier. MattinRly funeral services
Evening star., 1952-05-26

CANTRELL. COKA n. On Wednesday.
May, p. 1852. CORA NJ; CANTRELL OF
of Henry A. Cantrell; mother of Mac
Donald, Lewis H. and Trusal B. Can
tTell, Ethel M. May and Jewel NJ;
Walsh. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5S0l Cleveland ave. Riverdale.
Md, on Tuesday. May 81. at 2 pm.
1nterment Washington National Gene
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-05

summer this is not rabies" DR..
Beatty points out. "This disease
can appear at any time of year
and many of the nations worst
outbreaks have occurred in win
ter and early spring." South Car.
olina's worst outbreaks USUALLY
occur in December, January, Feb
ruary and March.
Another popular misconcep.
ton arises through use of the
term "hydrophobia," meaning
fear of water" DR.. Beatty ex.
plains that the affected animals
do not fear water, in fact actually
crave it, but any attempt to swal
low causes painful throat
spasms.
Neither does an animal sud.
denly 'go mad" DR.. Beatty ex-
plains. 1t contracts rabies after
having been bitten by another in
fected animal. The rabid animal
carries the virus in his saliva and
transmits it by biting.
There are two types of rabies,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-05

furious" and dumb" In the
furious type the animal first
appears dull and melancholy or
unusually affectionate and does
not respond in the usual manner.
During the second stage, the dog
has an irresistible tendency to
roam. 1t runs away, travelling in
a straight line and turning aside
for neither man nor beast, snap
ping as it goes. 1t runs as long
as it can. Foaming at the mouth,
which is frequently over.empha-
sized and miscalled "frothing,"
appears from an accumulation
silva due to difficulty in swallow.
ing and to "champing" of the
jaws. 1t may die in this stage but
usually returns home, seeks a Sc
cluded spot, becomes paralyzed
and then dies. After the onset, it
lives from three days to perhaps
as many as II.
In the case of dumb rabies
the dog shows a desire to avoid
his former friends and tries to
hide under something. It is hos.
tile to humans and to other dogs.
From the onset, weakness of the
legs and paralysis of the jaw
tongue and throat are prominent.
At this the dogs behavior sug.
gests that it may have a bone
lodged in its throat. The animal
bites only if disturbed. Owners
of these animals are frequently
exposed to rabies while attempt.
ing to inspect the throat of tho
animal to determine whether
any obstructive object is present
Cats sometimes become infect
ed with danger to persons. espec-
tally children. 1t will hide in 2
dark corner or under some OBJ
ject, attacking persons who ap-
proach.
DR.. Beatty urges that suspect.
ed animals not be killed. "Place
the animal in a secure pen, with
plenty of food and water or ir
the hands Of your veterinarian
who is skilled in the diagnosis O.
rabies and other animal diseases
If the animal has rabies it viii
show progressive symptoms. It
it is alive and we'll at the end of
IA days one can be fairly certain
that rabies does not exist" How
ever. one case was observed ir
South Carolina that showed
symptoms on the S7th day of OBJ
servation. The animals was inc
lated in a cage during this time.
In the event that it is necess
ary to kill the animal. care
should be taken to avoid shoot
ing it in the head. The intact
brain is essential for adequate
laboratory examination.
In the laboratories of the State
Board of Health, the microscopic
examination of the brain can
usually be accomplished in or 2
hours.
DR.. Beatty urges that pet own
ers cooperate lin the state-Wlde
mass incubation program by
taking their pets to the Clinics
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-05

sponsored by school, recreational
and civic lead ~. will be received
until March I. .,oards of judges
then will be selected and other
arrangements made to held the
competitions, often in connection
with dances and other forms of
entertainment, during the three
and one-half weeks before the
Festival.
AS heretofore, the Princess
will be selected from New Han
over High school. This contest,
which will be the principal fea-
ture of a dance at the Commun-
ity Center here, will be chosen
on February %.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-05
Azalea Festival
Plans Shaping

WILMINGTON, FEB. - FIT,
teen pretty and talented Eastern
North Carolina teen-age girls
will be selected within a few
weeks to be attendants to the
Teen-Age Princess of the annual
Wilmington Azalea Festival,
March 27-30.
Festival officials announced to-
day that individual contests for
the honor of a place in the Prin.
cess court will be held in Is
counties.
These counties are New Han.
over, Brunswick, Fender, Colum.
bus, Robson, Onslow, Duplin,
Nash, Craven, Cartret, Sampson,
Bladen, Wayne, Cumberland and
Wake.
Entries in the county contests,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-05
VETERINARIAN CLAIMS
DOG DAYS ARE BUNK

log oays are the bunk declared W. Beatty President
e ou Carohna Veterinary Medical Association Sumter in
discussing plans for the statewide mass incubation Of
raoe arcn l inclusive Dr. Beatty on to saw that ac
10 as'foiogy Dog Days officially early in Septeber
mas made legend of the Dog Star (sirus)
IN the SKY that the influence drives dogs mad
Since e log star prominent from early until September
time ~ ''e '"'
dogs may become irritable the heat during the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-05

Demand for farm products
in North Carolina is expected
to be good in 1852 according to
specialists of the State College
Extension Service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-03-05
Not So High

Then there's the one about the
man who placed a want ad Of
fering a $50 reward for the re-
tlrn of his wife's pet cat.
"Isn't that a nightly steep re.
ward for a cat?" asked the want
ad clerk.
"Not in this case" replied the
man ct drowned the cat"
Clerk: MAY I have Monoav
w. Ross: "Why, may ask"
G: "It's my Silver wedolns dill
niversary." ao;re r.
B: "What! Are we going "
have to put up with this every
twenty five years.?
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14

the Midland Empire fair, by II.
NJ. Fitzpatrick, county extension
agent. Members of the club
made plans to take exhibits to
the fair.
Marilyn Greene of West Vir-
GINA was a guest of the club.
CANYON VIEW an CLUB
The fifth meeting of the
Canyon View 4-H club was call
ed to order by the president,
Robert King. There were IL
members and four guests pres
ent. Plans for a picnic at the
Two Leggins bridge and a
movie on August % were dis
cuSSed.
Reports were given by the
members who attended the All
camp at Crazy Head Springs,
by Arlene Schneider and Bar
bara King on Achievement day
in Hardin and by Robert King
on the steak fry at Spears
Siding.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
LEGAL

OTTO no CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of John Bull In Sight,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby. given by the
undersigned EXecutriX, of the
Estate of John Bull In Sight,
deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims
. against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the neces-
sary vouchers, within four "a
months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, to the said
executrix at the office of Bert
w. Kronmiller, Courthouse
Building, Hardin, Montana, in
the County of Big Horn, State
of Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
August z, 1852.
ALINE BULL IN SIGHT
Executrix of the Estate of
John Bull In Sight, Deceased.
BERT w. KRONMILLR,
Courthouse Building,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for EXecutriX.
pub Aug. IA, 81, %, Sept. A.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
Democrats VIII
Convene at
Billings August Il

Democratic state chairman
II. B. Landoe of Bozeman and
state committee secretary Frank
Murray recently officially an
nounced that the 1852 Demo-
cratic state convention will be
held at Billings, with ~regiStra-
ton headquarters at the North
ern hotel, the convention offic-
tally opening at 10 am. Thurs
day, Aug. 81. Registration will
open at 3 pm, Aug. 20.
A dinner will follow the con-
vention at $50 pm, Thursday.
Reservations for the dinner
should be sent to Democratic
committee, Northern hotel, Bill
ings.
Mr. Murray said the conven-
ton is called pursuant to sec
ton 1892, Revised Codes of
Montana and that the Demo-
cratic candidates for various
state offices, and for the Unit
ed States Senate, representa-
tiveS in Congress, and the leg
islative assembly nominated at
the recent primary and the
hold-over state senators, the
state committeeman and state
committeewomen 1.-TWO from
each county,, with the state
central committee officers, will
attend this convention.
The convention will elect a
state chairman and formulate
the Democratic state platform
and will perform such other
business as may be properly
brought before such meeting.
Mr.. Murray cautioned all
delegates to make their own
hotel reservations for this con-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
st. Xdvier News

Ray Wemple, who has been
assisting M. L. Hawks with
farm work, spent Sunday visit
ing his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Faw and
daughter, Mavis, were business
callers in Billings Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reno re-
ceived word that their grand
daughter, 9-month-old Mollie
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of THOMAS S. RED
DING, also known as T. S.
Redding, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Executor of the
Estate of Thomas S. Redding,
also known as T. S. Redding,
deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the neces-
Sary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, to the said
Executor at the office of C.. w.
Jones, Attorney at Law, TraSk
& Westwood Bldg, Hardin, in
the County of Big Horn, State
of Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
August z, 1852.
HARDIE REDDING
Executor of the Estate of
Thomas S. Redding, also known
as T. S. Redding, Deceased.
C. w. JONES
Hardin, Montana
Attorney for Executor
pub. Aug. IA, 81, %, Sept. ~
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14

Sue Reno, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Harold Reno of Burbank,
CAL, died of meningitis.
Mrs. John Reno spent last
week as cook for the All camp
at Crazy Head Springs and re-
turned Sunday from a weeks
stay at Camp Bethel on Day.
ton Kane as cook for the Camp
Fire girls.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Hawks
and family spent Sunday in
Big Timber.
Read the Classified Ads!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF John Lapp, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrative OF
the Estate Of John Lapp, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO
exhibit them. with the neces-
sary vouchers, within four ~
months after the first pubiica-
ton of this notice, to the said
Administrators at the office Of
Bert w. Kronmiller, Courthouse
Building, Hardin, Montana, in
the County of Big Horn, State
of Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana,
August 8, 1852.
LYDIA LAPP UNVERZAGT
Administrative of the Estate
of John Lapp, Deceased.
BERT w. KRONMHLFR,
Courthouse Building,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Administrative.
pub. Aug. IA, 81, %, Sept. a.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
JOINT N TOUR

The Northern Great Plains
section and the international
Mountain section of the Amer
lean Society of Range Manage
ment will hold a joint fall
range tour and meeting at
Montana State college Septem-
Der 4 and 5.
Bruce circuit of Miles City
is chairman of the Great
Plains section and E. j. Wool
folk Of Missoula is vice chair
man. Byron Smith of Helena is
chairman of the mountain sec
ton.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
All CLUB NEWS
BEEF RUSTLERS

BEEF RUSTLERS
Scott LETTERS, president, and
James F. LETTERS, leader, were
in charge of meetings of the
Little Horn Beef Rustlers held
at the LETTERS home on July 80,
and the Eggart home on August
6.
Features of the meeting July
80 were discussions of the clubs
exhibit at Spear Siding, and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14

vention direct with the Bill
ings hotels and auto courts.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
VICINITY - Single
rIl.. refgr.. not plate; semipvt. bath.
GORDON HOTEI,

ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING. I706 I6tl
st NV. L.h.k. rm.. stove. refgT
Evening star., 1952-03-14
FARM 3 GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil, blue
hauling. tree Tsmovins- 70. s.SS75s''
EvERGREENs, towering shrubs,
roses. magnolias. shade trees. fruit
| trees. raspberries. grapes. strawher-
ries. ASPARAGUS and rhubarb plants.
Also potted plants, perennials and
Y + plss zsssh LoGRY eosasYps EGas ss hsEs SURy y
Fry, end Of South Washington st.,
Roskyille; ma; Rockville 1882. Id
pH1s S!Reiss 4REs sERTacE sVf saEe e. 52s 5@22pss
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS, lawns,
fertilizing, trimming. spraying, roll
ing drainage system; select line Of
nursery stock. DI. 3S42, -i8
fOPS0II-Very good. rich topsoil
Ios fes.on. Lawns n,s n snd osY STeenhoesgYses; very
cow MANURE, well rotted. 80 per Is
Seiivsredp Ss sr pen Va. Va 0a aSe$ $$s'7a per su
FL,AGsToNE IA e. ON !, W!yoRKrrTsrrasss, !y i,re-
Md. Rockville 1888.
MALL SAWS. new and used. parts
MsoNE9 na ssFEss Nc nse our si,1eT 1ss sprins saS
BTLLDozER. International I'd o
o s. oiafermatiosn cali iI-s IA. Seas. ,Sas MR
USED EQUIPMENT = Ego trsstor
With cult M Fnfa witt With nH cuit., STsa super.
2-way plow c tractor with two IL.
IN. plcws. D.: C. case with cult :;
Il tractor with cult; Ford 1890
yators, two 12-in. plows. l3x7 drill
pillinger ensilage cutter. INC ensi-
lage cutter. New Idea mower. New
Holland baler. disk plows for Cub A.
tractor sprins n1 and N sSs peE RarroWs. rows gar ssr.
MALoNEY's. INC, silver sprins.
NEW E6UiPMENIi-1Hc super A.
g; II ana N tractors, ploVs: cult
fert. spreaders. % dlilis. ifofa baiers. % ham. smo
mer mills, shelters. power units.
heavy and light disk. wagons and
ysster. blower. wagon unloadsrs,
baler. saw. cement mixer. New Idea
spreaders, corn pickers. wagons and
corn leaders: Brillion grass seeders
and pulveriseIs. sprayers. cream
saapmsn f2oler' e. ana apissR N:R
a97lsad ssliE sEtns c ge!:' s.ssa sas
spring. Nd. 10. $3.50.
FREEZERS and refrigeretors. m.
1ss rsHEtsf c. yiss s1ss ssea g.. 0GI ave. 9A 81
yer spring. JU. 8-3333.
HARDWARE, veg, nower and grass
seed. fertiiisers. lime .peet moss,
MAEo;NEsSs. NC. NC! Eli. Gin''sSsoH5: 81. u:
nc sasssSi syB TRACTOR a. low as sz,s;
GARDEN TRACTORs. i, ). 3 n.p.:
$159 and up. Chore Msster and
Planter Jr., parts and service. MA
IIoNEYs' IsSs s126 Ga. ave.. sil.
SOPHIE AND PLANTING. sod deliv-
cred In load lots. Fulton S-2l82.
RED, WHITE AND BLUE GRAPE
COLLECTION. consisting Of 2 each:
Bed Lucille White Niagara and Early
srspe vines. s3.s5.% pos postpaid. Special
Offer No. is. Write for free copy
h6-page Planting Guide Catalog in
color. -Salespeople wanted. SWAYNES-
BORo. NURSERIES. Waynesboro,
siMPfIiCiTY TdfISii TRACTOR, 2M h.p.;
used season. with plow. .cultiva-
tor and lawn mower hitch; bargain.
STARK Eros. ss1 18th ST. NE,
Order now for spring planting. All
ssuarrapnHtssd ssrpHd ,9!Vr nursery IN stSck; tex JOHN
CHEEKY TREES-Double pink fiower-
ing Potomac Basin type strong
growers; big blossoms covering stems
John A. CREEL, FIR. 067S. --l6
Evening star., 1952-03-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD

vacancies in pleasant rms; excel
JULIA JULIA GRAHAM ssaAiRx Myi mes.. Sao MI. ns s4sbl ss
1912 16th ST N.W.-Dble. rms. and
vacancies to share for young men
or young women; walking distance
SSme s5SS:sns c. oeas 5iso
LGE. DELE. RM.i good breakfast;
ss9uthern home. excel transp. RA.
1SiS ii;'' RHODE ISLAND N.w.-ssle.
a Sad dble. rms; good food; reas. pr.
1864 1sth N.w.-severai dbie. = va
cancies. nicely furn., near bath;
good home-cooked food; reas. I'D
iOl 18th ST. NV. nice rms. . for
business people and students. Sc
ises 1854 WV WIZ aAMFsHfsH MfFEssiHfhsHasS H1E Nv
Double and triple rooms, twin-beds.
good food. S13.75 and SIS per week.
1897 18th ST. N.w.-Room with or
Without private bath. Good meals.
xSss0 cis1sce sawSs9x So9s ana s.rs
who Ike . nice home. nice location
with friendly people and the best
Of food: Rate only $50 mo. 1890
RSciMsis' isi N now w .AvAnAsLE in ts cen
tIaIly iOehbeu tectloA, Conv. 70
shopping, entertainment; excel.
transp. downtown; ample parking
facilities; good wholesome food.
Clean rooms. eongenial atmosphere.
BSaplEAY SsH fl MsSoR. stss 1895 1ss1 sr.
N.W,--Newly. dec. attractive; one
single. one double rm.; for refined
young lady, Home atmosphere. ex-
ceiient meals, reasonably priced:
1899 K ST. Nv
Nice single rrn. with board. $50 mo-.
adt. bath; also large front rm. to
share Tor man, $50 moi excellent
CoSGENIaE IsS;ii You've LADY 70 share
with others, large nicely furnished
and HsTyard NV; $50 Der no.
Yo6NG E3pY win share ia,se, nicely
fvrn, Qne-bedrm. apt. with another
may; 40 per mo. NO. $500 -1o
Evening star., 1952-03-14
FREE DELIYERY
STORE FIXTURES

Ladies' ready-to-wear store fixture.
lGrand Rapids oak). compl store
wall cases. floor cases, SWAY mir
I9t;s,, Iors, new 5.ton chTySler sir;con.
s. s'lsnRs eners unit unit 81 ow y S6oo sell enssa'
STOVE = Brand-new, never used;
ultramatic Caloric gas range, 3e
inches. 4-burner, divided top; auto
1925. win sell S165. Reason for sale
owe Two SsM stoves purehased rJns instead Of
TaBLEsMMsho;s.7 TasLel aR; 7IhS; library table. Il.
torian dropleaf, dinette size. Kit
table with chairs. OIL. 2679. --14
TEA WAGON. mahog. easy chair
Si. gasher; Zoo ovrinser type; good e9nd
msEs, .s1z , .9;,. .,s almost a.
prices J1 sssoss Sas q I'll ifa5 ,. siEEEF ssinESa.F
81 SPRING snS GAS g. & ELECTRIC CO., pa
TEHE8fsfSS MfsHf nSsi ,reeonditioned,, Iaa popu.
mately guar; easy credit terms
Free home demons. before buying;
high trade-in allowance. Open ewes
TEItvnSs6IEI. I 81 Ins =. S1Ssa5;; Il H is;s0So; sos
dio. phone jack; reg. $495, now
1870. Burlingame. IT In. blond
mgahos,; nah g. FIN radie; nhono Jack; reg.
hog. 10 in, FIN radio, phono jack;
Err. $40 1st ST., Alex, Va. -15
TELEvISION-Deep cut prices on
our. entire floor stock. Some with
.adio phonographs. Standard niskes
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and q sts.
NV. Open Thursday evenings. ID
TELEv1SION. 20 in. brand-new 1857
smaller set in trade. ia. $500.
TV 1852 famous-make blond Tin
table model. new; Vt. parts and
picture tube warranty. cost $3.50,
NE. S748 before 6 pm. HU. 1884
after 6 and Sundays. ia
Evening star., 1952-03-14

2131 o st. NV. near Dupont Circle.
Minimum taxi zone; excel. bus serv-
Ice; moderate residential hotel; ex-
cluStvely for women. bridge parties,
TV,. free movies. All rooms single
with running water, telephones.
Hsek We snoPi ao oaSSt6 300 p aalls ai'er i5 ar'f
SHARE ROOM, IS WEEKLY
For young lady. twin beds. next to
eclfle calf TX. xralflHifs fsifs. distance d0wntSSn sS
COLORED-CENTER ROOM for EN-.
ployed man. Home priyils. 1910 18th
st. NV. Phone RA. S74S. --15
COLORED-DOUBLE RM. FOR couple
employed; cooking privil. HU. 71s2.
CoLoRED--1sos IRvING ST. NV
Lovely large room, Just completely
Tsdscorated: only $40 per wk. LUS-
81 5INE 5as5l asE5ALTy co. 4ls 9th St. nv"
COLORED-DOUBLE Room on front,
next to bath; suit. couple. AT Up
CoIoREbMsosao eli No; SsoG FEaGER sassf P Fl. NV NV
Couple or settlel lady; empl.
sSo39aEinE' S3a Ing ldry; ; PRIV p9riyils.: no children;
COLORED - DGE. FRONT ROOM,
neatly 1eas furn:; conven transp. 354a
C0LORED-oUEBEC PL. NV. -
bath; privs.; pvt. home: empl, LADY.
|COLORED NEATLY FURNISHED
RM: for rent; 339 Elm st. NV. co
COLORED-FURN. RM.-Employed;
couple or men. can be seen after 6
pm. 2202 Flagler pl. NV. Id
COLORED-LOVELY RIM. for en-
ployed gentleman In o nice pvt.
home; $40 week. IA. 070S. --15
Evening star., 1952-03-14
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE /
Thor aatomatic; goot
"WASdERS"

wasdH!sie ssnd!sisa: gaGss s1s N sNss0SSsrs'Sts SssS.
WASHERS"
New automatics; II you have cash
ia't e " wpaRaMouET 4. a.M n GS 800 oceorsi' ave
WASHING MACHINE. Thor Auto.
1ns m1nssls Asks liks new. ofiers considered.
wksHINGS So' MACHINE - Hotpoint.
sona.: s1aass. seSy esSyDs sr SSsss. SSsssasss old % sops
wATHn "a sI1e., D ~ s1se Sssa
WEDDING Gown, satin. size i2:% good good
cond.; SIS. SH. 92I0. --i6
WRIST WATCH, diamond and ba-
guette studded. mans, platinum
case, Longines, 17-jewel. perfect
Ss sSss soaa fes oer aieepa W. Slss ssns sny Hsas
SINGER SEWING MACHINEIRe-
possessed console may be purchased
for balance due. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. 342l Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
MoToRoLA Tv. 12h~ console, j yr.
o. OF. ioss or rst,i 81. 7 s4s7 81 after Hsl p.m. %
FRIGIDARE REFGR. and stove. Easy
Spindry washer; all in top condition.
4527 Everett st. Kensington. 16s
PORCHES ENCLOSED - Your porch
is now serving you only 4 months
year. Let Us make. It into . sun
room. den or extra bedroom. Free
WI. 6Os8. CXpfToL ccNTRACTfNG
Co. 4S19 Bethesda ave. Beth, Nd.
sESDIgHK gKAEbzHD. AEEbzzEEE. saS skaHSBunT
DU. 0S00. --1S
Evening star., 1952-03-14

tcOntinusd On Next Psssl
Evening star., 1952-03-14

SuRN. VI HAoF ok 1sTS HEr4RN' AFP aNp HoSSEs sSss
LET'S; wash, VA, WHITE ONLY
xoNH wtSNKpkEs kEsrais S AND sAT ranTf; STh;; e g
52l BOND BLDG. ma. O007.
l4th 81: AND n 2. AVE NV.
o1E KING ST, ALEX. MON.-SAT.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

1925 CRITTENDEN ST.-Warm. COM
Portable. dble. bed, next to shower.
NEw Hss fiaSf faaaPsakfs aE s9s0 sousE sstsr nevis
decorated rms; daily maid service;
switchboard service. 1712 New
COLUMBIA RD.. i834-$6.50 week;
sgle. rms. auto. sas ht.; Tv; s baths,
shwrs.; men; 10 min. dntn. AID. 1880
oSoS Sosures esa .snipriVsss bssh 5uan' sk
express bus. Gentleman. GE. 02S3.
1860 COLUMBIA RID. N.w-Larse
front bedrm.,. lge;. kit; decor. we'll
1iss isfn NEw eR2l H2MPsaiRE ssS1is SSS SxSVSE.1ish,
housekeeping rms: elec. refgr., run.
L.. f next Ht 70 bath; ii sia % 1E. RE-. IT, gSsS ~
1e4s NEWTON ST.. nr. leth--very
st aS:t issras hos sTin 1EGn' BEDS se Ios elose
semipvt. bath; unlim. phone; excel
transp. by bus or car. co. 7o19
|DUroNT.scoTT CIRCLES. s25. Pyt
s.sc sns6a. /, small q ssS ssSdie. shown $780,
rm. adjoining bath for l or 2 gentle-
M msn snrTISr alsS single tn m; IN; yRA "a SAGE 1
sss tTansp Sss iass Sasls Lsn.r AMI aSi g.
ROCK A1 CREEK CREEK HALL, a4oo 10th h0 st
In. ~ s4ss 1.rsins, Block eei ssi
,, e. :! Ho; sri esl7wi Hw-s.v.r., 'front.' MlS ts,.
sl:s:ss + Foons @%ssss'' Room No s'o9s > Is
D0WfNSTiowN. a05SfS1iowN 1000 H st. NV, NO o. 9.
Doublel rm.. twin beds. next bath;
men. So ca. per wk. RE. 4673;
PENNINGTON, 1924 18th st.. nea,
dupont Circle. Maid service. "a
hr ONCE service, phone IN all rooms;
ss ssG1y h ioestig11E; &c E ssllfos 1lso $40 up; dDle
1891 aiss t,vst: 81: SSMeE.GheerfuI S:eE. front
aso2 W sT.-ssle. ,m., innersprina
bus: $50. on. oisi. M .1i7
ssS ST NM s,..-sa1 hs srdc% psDS1' s1t
lsRi sR' En- EnEhsSsa g sfsic.l, sif!.o9ss isrn.
sSsnsr nome caII sm' "A. slsj ssas. 18th ST. ,2vt
LARGE, well-furnished rm.. pvt. bath:
southcrn eSposure; unlimited pvt
rssS ssDei DEEArfsfb 81 fSi2 rr.. NV. = lcr Nv,
porch; / or men; $I2 sele., So 60,
dhie.: ttnlim phone. RA. 845e. III
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate room,
fSs yssssss ysss mo. %sf Du. sis Sssa slower: .Eie
Tv AND REFGR. in every rm.; double
or triple: $14-S21: small sgle., SO
| 2lE st., Ex, .0653. -17
162S 2fst ST. N.W.--Large attfac.
| tive rm. with communicative batl
| for I or Q discriminating gentlemen;
ILGE. DELE. FRONT nm. for men
comfortable and clean; maid service
1897 New Hampshire ave. p.v.. HU
ATsTGRAC. LGE. FRONT RMS. fol
sirls;l clean: maid service: near Du'
fGEORGETOWN--Lafge front room
nicely turn.. unlim. phone; reason
able. Au. 3zJe. 1T