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Evening star., 1952-05-25
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By Alexander J. Wedderburn
cvEator Of Photography
The Smifhsonion institution

We are going to start this year.,
vacation column on note of warn.
Ing. This special tip is to those
who are planning a trip abroad
this summer. The word Is this.
Be sure to take along all the color
film. for stills or movies, that you
may reasonably expect to use.
The word has come down di-
rectly from the people who make
the color product. There is a very
definite scarcity of all types OF
color film on the foreign market
this year-even in England, where
there is usually an abundant sup
ply. The cause of this shortage
is due to European import restric-
tions and it is reliably reported
that what little color film does
trickle through is hard to find
and is quickly snapped up by local
consumers.
There seems to be q greater
supply of the black-and-white
product, but there is no assurance
that there will be enough for all
comers, so. if you are one Of those
headed for foreign shores, take
our advice and carry along enough
film Of both kinds, both for movies
and stills, to serve your needs
from start tn finish
Other Supplies on Hand.
So far we have had no reports
of other shortages abroad in the
paper or chemical line, so if you
are one of those who develop
and/or print as you go. you needn't
load up with a lot of these sup
plies. In the event that further
news of this kind develops, we will
keep you informed on this page.
We just can't pass the subject
OF processing films on foreign
ground without calling your at
tention to the risks involved. Here
at home you are pretty well
acquainted with our local water
supply and know what to expect
when. you use 1t to make up
supply Of processing solutions.
The moment you try this with
water from an unfamiliar source
you run the grave risk of losing
every negative that goes into the
soup. The waters of many foreign
spas are reputedly excellent for
ones health, but the very chemi-
cal properties that are beneficial
to humans may be deadly when
introduced in the carefully bal
anced formulas that we use for
processing purposes.
This bit of advice can well apply
to various parts of the United
States as we'll as to other coun-
tries, for We have had the personal
experience OF losing roll of mega
tives at one well-known beach
resort not too far from home. If
you must do work of this kind
away from familiar water sources
~have'a talk with one of the local
professional photographers who
can give you an expert opinion
on this matter. If, for some rea-
son, this is not possible, try out
a few experimental negatives be-
fore risking valuable film. An
other solution would be to use
distilled water, when available.
Be Sure the Camera Works.
Wherever you 60, even for a
short trip, take along a camera
that you know to be in good work.
ing order. Camera repair experts
are as scarce as hens teeth and
If your camera should break down
at o summer resort the odds
against your finding such a tech
nician are great. Even if one hap
pens to be available it will often
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Longport Summer Academy

Boys. o to II. Langpert. New Jersey
An exceptional 10-week program In an ex.
cellent recreational atmosphere on Absecon
Island In the Atlantic Ocean. Cultural
the cultivation Of talent and abilities.
Episcopal Boy Choir. Optional academic
tutoring arranged according to individual
needs. All land and water sports. Board.
JAMES L. PALsGROvE. ad, Director.
Box 449. Pawling. New York.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Camera Club News

the area recreation center for the
regular color meeting Of the
month. The group will also work
out details Of the June 10 annual
print Of the year contest and ex-
hibition.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Gene Clavan. popular radio and
television star. win be the featured
entertainer for the annual banquet
of the Washington Society of
Cinematographers, to be held at
the Cloud Room Of the National
Airport tomorrow. Mr.. Clavan al
that time will be presented with
a certificate Of merit by Harrison
F. Houghton. club president, in
recognition Of the entertainers
achievements. The program will
also include the premier showing
Of "In Fancy Free" a top honor
l6-mm. color Aim.
The board OF trustees of the
National Photographic Society an
nounce the following as those re-
Gently elected as Associates of the
Society: Marvin Carlson, j. T.
Smith, Richard Boyle, w. v
Crockett, C. w. Hodgson, Julir
johnson, C.. w. I. Hunter. Sandra
Thaw. and w. M. Morley.
A showing Of 16-mm. film by
members viii highlight tonorrow's
meeting of the Agriculture Anna
teur Movie Makers which will take
place at 8 pm. at the southwest
branch Of the public library, Sew
enth and H streets S.W.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Camera
Club members will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. in the main building OF
, 1952-12-09

cent and st. Lucia, the first step
of which is to be accomplished
under the project application now
before TEA. He regards the deve-
lopment of this proposal at the
Fourth Session by British, French,
Netherlands and United States
technicians and specialists as a re-
suit of intensive, prolonged and
professionally competent consid-
Grafton as an outstanding exam
pie Of technical cooperation in the
exact sense of the definition Civ
en- by the Congress Of the United
States to the term Technical Co
operation Programs" namely,
"the international interchange Of
technical knowledge and skills de-
signed to contribute to t h e
balanced and integrated develop
ment Of the economic resources
and productive capacities ofeco-
nomically underdeveloped areas"
The Administrator has expressed
his desire to do everything pos
sible to further this and other pro-
jects initiated by the West Indian
Conference which may be sup
ported by t h e metropolitan
powers because it is clear that
these will best meet the wishes
and needs of the peoples of the
Caribbean area.
I wish to make special reference
to the success achieved to date by
the Commissions Point w Hous-
ing Experts in demonstrating the
applicability Of the aided-self-help
principle to the problem of shell
ter which is critical in many
places throughout the area. The
United States Section earnestly
hopes that this principle viii be
applied increasingly to the econo-
mic and social problems of the
area.
(To be continued
, 1952-12-09
A D D R E S S
by DR.. ALoNzo G. MORON. Acting us. co-chairman
at Fifth Session Of the West Indian Conference
CONTINUED from Saturday.

tH#&N SE@H
The following applications have
now been transferred from MSA
to Tea:
Surinam Soil and Land CLASH
fication Study, Surinam Forestry
Study, Surinam Engineering
Study, Land Survey, st. Lucia &
st. Vincent-BW1. Examination of
these applications discloses that
all of these projects are of a
character to merit approval by
Tea as soon as the necessary for
malities, including the negotiation
of the appropriate agreements,
have meen completed.
Meanwhile, the Mutual Security
Agency will carry through to com
pletion the following projects:
US. timber expert in Trinidad;
Two jamaican soil experts in US;
One rice breeding expert from
British Guiana in US; One high
way Improvement expert from
Surinam in US; Engineering and
construction machinery for land
reclamation in Surinam; Trainees
from French, Netherlands and
Britishsterritories receiving voca-
tional training in Puerto Rico.
In connection with this last
mentioned project, funds have
been allotted by the Mutual Sc
curity Agency in the full amount
of $4,000 for the Commissions
Metropolitan Vocational School
Scholarship Program on the bash
of As scholarships for British ter
ritories, is for French Caribbean
Departments and Is for Neither
lands territories. Procedures hav
now been developed in Washing
ton by representatives Of the Mu-
tual Security Agency and the
Metropolitan Governments and
are now awaiting approval by the
latter. AS soon as the procedures
have been approved by Member
Governments, the Secretary Gem
eral Of the Commission will be Sc
advised and provida the proce-
dures to be followed. | trust that
these procedures will be approved
very shortly.
The Administrator of the Tech
nical Cooperation Administration
has noted with special interest.
that the West Indian Conference
in its Fourth Session initiated the
proposal to carry out a pilot de-
monstration land conservation
and land use project in st. Vim
, 1952-12-09
NEW SCHOOLS

NEW SCHOOLS
EARLY NEXT MONTH bids will be opened for con-
structon Of a combined high and elementary school here. It
will be located at Estate Richmond, and should provide ade-
quate playground space for all pupils. The news Of a new
school is wonderful news indeed, and we look with the great
est optimism to the completion of this most important project.
TO SURVIVE, a democracy must have the fullest meas
ue Of education. Men must be free to think for themselves,
and they can think best only when there is the. equipment
with which to think, and this equipment becomes potent
when developed. Schools therefore have a most important
place in the life Of any community, and more 50 in a
democracy.
WITH H BUILDING Of a combined high and ele-
mentary school structure, this place has a most wonderful
opportunity to bring about something truly worthwhile, and
it should be done once and for all. "A school building is not
what it used to be. Adequate space, effective lighting, and
proper facilities should be provided. With former projects
this place has had to be content with what was given, many
Of which did not serve the purpose properly, but with a
school, care should be taken not to press upon us buildings
having little or no semblance to a good school plant.
H HIGH SCHOOL should be a model There ought
to be a gymnasium, where the boys and girls may get proper
physical education courses which practically all such pupils
receive. There ought to be adequate laboratory space and
equipment, both biological and chemistry and space for
whatever. other projects are undertaken from time to time.
WHEN M THINKS Of what can be done when such
a school is to be built from the ground up, the results are al
most fascinating. Nor is it necessary that there be %anythingI
gaudy and pretentious. Good, sound, substantial structure
with all the facilities is what is needed, Of course, not at a sa
criGce Of beauty. Both can Be combined 70 good effect.
AS SCHOOL CAFETERIA for lunch for pupils, with 4
section o. 4 separate dining room for teachers are some Of
the facilities which should be provided And while we are q
teachers, they should be given the type Of rest and recreation
rooms which make the off, Or in-between hours worthwhile
, 1952-12-09

r. the past these advantages have been missing from our
school system. This is a time to make sure that all these are
included.
WHILE WE DO not want to sound pessimistic, our ez-
perence has been that many Of our projects needed further
checking even after completion. We need only to mention
one or two names for all to see what is meant. Let us have a
project, a good one, completed on time, and fit for use once
Il is turned over to the government.
THIS PRoJECT-the one for new ~schoolsis mdoubted-
y the most important to be constructed in recent years.
Evening star., 1952-04-16
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PUPPY--Free to good home. Call
Rockville 4565 Thurs. morning. is
DACHsHUND, long haired, female, 10
TINY TOY FOX TERRIERS, real
Toys, full of life. .HO. -7515. -I6
BOXER. fawn, female, 10 mos. Axe;
excel. show prospect; $500. WA.
COCKER &C Si pHPp1Es-AKc reKistefed: MeS
black and white and red and white;
IL weeks. Phone Vienna 141-J.
cq11IE q4;s1io, PUPS Ekd pss p:a; ssd tens,f S,;i
Falls Church 53l2. -2l
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs,
good food. kind supervision. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS, Fairfax 679-J.
CHOW PUPPIES. male and female;
black; Axe; trained; 2 wks. 10.
COLLIE PUPPIES for sale. registered
colors, s25 each; ready for delivery
Rt. l. Robbins, N. c.
TWO NICE CATS, part Persian. look
ing for good homes. MI. 1908.
COCKER, SPANIELS, reddish brown
Axe. AK "rsse' reg. Cali nA' 10. o a.11ss. sa'e'
PUPPY, mos. old. sable and white;
mother q collie: affec., save its life.
81. 6709 after 6.
WANT GOOD HOME for summer for
airedale: gentle with children: will
pay expenses. IA. 5-7795. lis
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FARM 8 GARDEN

TOPSOIL. Landscaping. Best
quality. Any quantity. Immed sery-
ice and delivery. Reas. LU. 1-555563
USED shg 'Esi GEosiU1pMENr-Horse planter:
harvester threshers; A. c. harvester
thresher; land roller; F-2O cultiva-
tor: w. c. Allis-Chalmers with cult
and mower. Super. A away plow,
D. e case with ttyaIdr snlt II TRACTOR With
cultivators. two lin, plows. Papec
ensilage harvester, INC ensilaee
gutter. New Idea mower. New
Holland baler, disk plows for Cub
A. C. F-12 H and M tractor; spring
Rs5s2Ss hs6as1 silver sF'fsSEii sSEns Ma Hd
POWER SSi sF;''il,,i lawn MOWERS, Eclipse,
Stearns, Toro. Is. 21. rs and 80
inch inch o>,1 Also rotary TSsy ,se and electric.
,, SILVER Sly Spring. ~. s-3333:
Tillers; retractable starter. "a hip.
Being transferred. S275. FA. TQ19.
soDDING-Large and small. Call
after $40, Mon:-Fri.; a,l day Sat
an and ,s. sHndsyi ,Ta1 SMITH, e; e; s39e; = :.
INC. Silver Spring, Md. JU. S-3333.
MALL SAWS, new and used parts
MALoNEY,s INC. silver Spring,
NEW ES I9 EouiPMaSr-1Hc fI'sifisS' Super A.
c. H and M tractors. plows. cult,
fert. att. mowers, harrows. leaders,
graders, manure spreaders. lime and
fert. spreaders, drills, balers. ham
mer mills; shelters, power units;
bodies New Holland ensilage har-
vester blower, wagon unloaders,
baler. saw. cement mixer New Idea
spreaders, corn pickers. wagons and
corn leaders. Brillion grass seederS
snd eoceTs
barn equipment. /. H. c. and New
seTVice' eo MAIoNEY's' SYi NC. 10 silver
Spring; Nd, ~, s,3333.
GARDEN TRACTORS. l, 2, 3 h,p,;;
sns5 MAIoNEYs 1Rc Re[tS slas asd os seFs1ss sTs.
Sill. 81. JU. 8-3333.
FREEZERS and refrigerators. III. free
food With, each box. MALoNEY's
INC. 9l28 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring
AZALEAs, hardy f,eld grown: all col
and retail, Open weekdays and Sun.
2510 18th st. ne.
COW MANURE; well rOtleQ, SS per
Is bu; 81 per 10 bu.; S3.75 for 5
bu: Delivered WA. 4593. lis
TREE REMOVAL. So ana up; get our
free estimates and save money;
FIAGSTONE WORK-Terraces. fire.
places, retaining wall. pipe drainage.
work. F. MARCUCCIo. Rockville,
Md. Rockville 35ss.
TOP SOIL, road gravel and blue
ROTO-TILLER, large size, 3 h.p.,
good condition. Pulverizes your gar
den soil to 6-lnch depth in Just
minutes. Will demonstrates; $40.
LU. 1-5s59 after & pm. IL -.
TOP SOIL. very good, rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses, very
rea sonable. Call HI. 4933. -29
Lots cleared, any side job. Reason
able prices. Call LO. 5-25O5. -21
HOME GRAPE CoLLECTIoN-Red
White and Blue. Two each. Red
cord-total six 2-year grape vines;
offer No. 1-12; $3.35. Postpaid
Write for 56-page Planting Guide
catalog in color. Salespeople wanted
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES,
Wayneshoro. Virginia.
FLOWING. DISCING. MOVING gar
dens. yards. S. E. Wash. So. Md
THE HOME wATERPuMP SERVICE
Evening star., 1952-04-16
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

ROCK CREEK HALL, 24O0 10th st.
recr. rm.; TV; free parking; block
Col. rd.; daily maid service. HO. 96l7.
FOR GENTLEMAN; nicely furn.; has
running water. firepl.. 8 lge. east
windows. ME. OILY. 20
ATTRACTIVE, furnished, large room;
bath. shower: good transp;; $40 mo.
Ala Buchanan st. NV. Ia. 4354.
CONN. CATHEDRAL - Bright and
CHEEKY. near shower bath: unlim.
phone: man; reas., HO; 1908: -lS
1868 EUCLID, Apt. 80; front liv.-
i'm. phone; eiev.; s45 mo. CO. 1858.
NEAR 18th AND U - Nicely furn.
room for men; reasonable price
1sss 4si ais. eHss sr.-Hishly desirable NtS dou-
2 discriminating gentlemen. Excel
lent location. Daily maid service.
lsso go fstS' ISL ST. NV, near dupont S
Circle; sgle., next bath; newly dec;
lis rs KILsoGRNE Fl. Nv, very yer:
Pleasant car; MI. 1924. -17
2I14 O ST., very lge., attractive front
room: Frigtdatre in rm; gentleman;
$40; co. 9755. -17
523 I1th ST. in the heart of down
town; sgles. or dbles.; maid service
sally; %K ssSS GOVERNOR GUEST HOUSE }E
1iai @G isth ST. N.w.-clean single
rms; running water, maid service,
81 WIKI dble. rm., $40. HU. 9676.
$eS; STUDIO. small. front. pvt. entr
/ man; linens. maid serv.; $500 80
NPdf Il e Clean tG1o { s SINGLE 1iMi RIM. With
sleeping. porch. for employed lady.
in semitic home; conv. to 10th st.
1916 EYE ST.-SinEle room for man,
maid service, showers: congenial
group, downtown; SS wk. DU. $500.
FIRsT-FLooR SUITE. EN-. 2ss2. Pvt.
garden entr.; bath. phone. $50.
Nr. Ch. Ch. bus term. Gentleman,
GEORGETOWN-For employed lady:
large single; 3 windows; semipvt.
bath, breakfast privilS... in charming
house; near Wisconsin and Que;
DEIAFIETG PI.NLarse front twin
bedrm., 2 closets, for Or 2. Ia.
M 90 MAYFLowER HorEI-Tvin
bedrm., semipvt. bath; refined. sober
men. NE. 1928. -1o
Evening star., 1952-04-16
MlscEL. WANTED tcor.. }

PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
call Day or Might. SH. 3O39.
PRESS FEEDER. Miller for l0xl5
c. & P. Box 35S-T. Star. 17'
REFRIGERATORS. air conditiouers,
freezerS; We buy all makes, any con-
dition. AID. 1888 till S pm. 90"
REFRiGERATORs. I mattresses. gas
STOVE CO., Ma. 1852.
SCRAP RON, SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paic. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone us.
WASH. RAG & BAG CO., 216 l.
ST. S.w., DI. S007.
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags: highest prices
,,aid If you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations. please phone us. ACE
JUNK co. 1880 Georgia ave. NV,
HU. 4421.
SMALL APT. SIZE elec. refgr.; good
cond.; reasonable. NO. 9i29. -16
Evening star., 1952-04-16
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

DUPONT vIC.-Lady to share large
studio rms. MI. H.N es55. iHfis Or Be: s$fs. IL.
GLOVER PARK. lady to share l.
bedrm. apt. unlim. phone. laund
facilities: FIN: 04o3 after $50
LADY 81 to 35 wanted to share
large apt. in building. Conn ave,
with l other. HO. 6565, Ext. 1856.
GENTLEMEN, 1885, to share house
with 3 other men; conv. to Penta-
n; rm.; everything furnished; $55 mo.
GIRL to share apt; s. s 2. section;
YOUNG LADY to share an excep-
tionally large completely equipped
arm. apt. with a GOVT. girl. DU.
WILL SHARE nicely furn. air eond
apt. in NV. section with one other
girl. Available May l. Refs. req.
PiEAAS2N1Ti APT APT. in nearby Va. 40 to
share with girl. Catholic college
and OIL. 14O0. Ext. 2OS7 until 5.
NV. OR 2 JEWISH GIRLS to
share attrac., cool house; twin beds
or single. TV kit. privileges. Excel
transportation. EN-. 6132 ewes. IL
Evening star., 1952-04-16
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NEAR SENATE OFFICE. apt. bldg
Lee. beaut.. brkfsts; Privils, settled
COLORED - NEWLY DECORATED
room for couple; 2 girls or 2 men;
near 18th and r. I. ave-. ne; rent
very cheap for right people as land
lady wants company. DE. 1886 or
COLoRED@sO4 A ST. NE. furnished
rooms, reasonable. Ii. 3-0721.
-17
COLORED-DESIRE young man; rm.
home priyil. River Terrace section.
COiLiORED@RooMs aii FOR RENT. All
PRIVILEGES. 9 X st. ne. Call D1.
COLORED-1OOs R. I. AVE. NE
Lovely double room. LA. 6-4972 after
pm. -1S
COLORED-TwO REFINED GENTLE
MEN to- share nice front room in
quiet home Twin beds; some privils.
Call Ii. 3-S076 after B pm. lie
gath ST. NE
Large front room: suit. for l or 2.
Home PRIVILEGES; $12 wk. AT. 5649.
-lS
Evening star., 1952-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE

REFGR., like new; Gift. apt. size. Il.
only $95. See 1T $50 Sth at. ne.
RUG. genuine Turkish, (hall runner), i,
y TT; < 80 in. Price. $l00. Call
RUGS. oriental and Chinese room
and scatter; prices reduced. RARE
RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV.
RUGS. imported Persian. Oriental
oesign; heavy. closel woven for
good wearing, 9xl2, S49.50; skill i,
$50 so; other sizes proper priced
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G ST. NV.
SECRETARY. walnut. radio-p -phono
comb; lamps; : lge window fans;
all sacrifice for quick sale. NO
f266 or CO. 1883. --2I
SEWING MACHiNE-Singer. brand
new cond.; mahog. console; cost
S".25; will sacrifice for $175 or best
offer OW 6439. liz
SEWING MACHINES - Treadle
Singer desk, S69.50; featherweight
portables Repair specialists. 1915
Pa: ave. NV: Ma; 1883; lis
$50. No bunko here! Home dem
in In LIB hour r sEw-EzY Z., CO: o., 5l5s i
S-0443. Sales. service. satisfaction.
Evening star., 1952-04-16
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1456 FAIRMONT ST. NV. light
and sink; close to shopping center
and transp.; 1 small child accepted.
HU. 9'53. DO
SINGLE, newly. decorated, running
water. Ink. privil.; quiet girl; $35.
@ @a349 Columbia rd NV. lis
furn. rms, light Housekeeping. AT
3343. IL
i43I CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Dble. rm.,
2 windows. next bath. stove, refgr. !;
baby OK, HO. 9507 after pm. 17@
FURNISHED RM. in nice
home; privileges. 1853 Monroe st.
NV. ia. 1868. III
COLORED LOVELY FURNISHED
room with RANGE and refsr.; double
bed; bldg. occupied by refined Gov
ernment girls only; S47.50 per mo.
EX. 34US, JU. 1864. -17
Evening star., 1952-04-16
WARWICK
APARTMENTS UNEURNlsHEp

DOWNTOWN EFFICIENCY at 1909
H st. NV; S54 80, includes all utils.
and elec. Pullman kit. Call SHAN
NON a. LUCHs CO., 1905 H st.
NV IA, 2345.
bldg, near Navy Annex, Pentagon.
shopping center and transportation.
Rent $50 per mo, incl. utilities. Call
ARfiNGToN-conv. Ri aSSoi loc. mod, apt
bldgs., and Q rms, kit; and bath;
mas' ~ GSLPfi es PfFm ST. IA H3a44 W@Esec apt
q blk. Conn. ave very lse, nm,
I4x1S; 9lz-ft. ceiling, good wall
space, sep. kit. 10xltj; new bath;
excel. loc.' 10 min. dtn. $3.50 up.
sIo FIRST ST. s,E-s rms, kit,
sRRuNiNGER, sfsR. Ssa nfxS NA 26a6. aeS0r' lie lie
LARGE MODERN l-6edrm. apt. in
conv sc, location. Newly painted
1891 29th st. Comb.
lily; bedrm., kit, bath. uti! !. pvt. ent.,
eos Ss,5 IPsHrR SfIT ,II ST. NWa sNs ID Tms kI,
RM., KIT. AND BArH-can be
used for ONCE or liy. apt Facing
Conn. ave, in high-class apt house
Apply MANAGER, o446 conn. ave,
This is in st commercial zonins
Phone Emerson s719. go
COUPLE ONLY 1924
Kenilworth. ave ne; building on J.
fare D. c. bus line; iiv. rm.. bedrm:
dinette, kitchen and bath. apt with
storage locker; off-street parking
and attractive grounds; all util. in
cluded: S7045 per mo. Apply
Janitor. Bsnnt.. rear Of 1915 KeniI-
worth ave. ne. GOLDSTEN BROS.
RE. 1888. liz
Evening star., 1952-04-16

Arlington, Va. GIL. 1900
box; approx. 6x4x2la it.; $50. Also
size Easy Spindry washer. S12.
yE Ts;,: s-oS5e; 5l,S,s:,, 1928 @ W: Grenstead st.
rYPEwRTER: 1f'IS wfhGfSR Underwood Ha used ia good
Observation-Disclosures, l4-inch
carriage, reconditioned, S5s.75. Also
add. machines. FALLS CHURCH
= sTATTJJoNEHRss "a e 6 NJ T JE; 3,I5s0; IL
year AMERIecAN TYpRWRITER fiEe
CO. 1431 E. Capitol St. Ii. 3-00S2
S30-5 30 incl. Saturday.
RS-Underwoods, Royals,
Remingtons and L. G. Smiths; SIS
s5ss s9s uO c2 fsS kADSG sE lSE D5esa cS R3E! sss
TYPRWR1fEks. 1'R VI fiMk new 1852 ns smith.
Corona portables. $6s.50. from fac
tory representative: 10ce down. So
PfF 4ns1s4a ns: 4aols Nichols ave- sc.
RENT new portable
purehass CENTRAL, sois 14th St. St.
vasuuH az \" cLGAsrR, iEiSi oE yprlshts: 2
VACUUM CLEANERS. Sacrifice at
S9.95. Worth $20-S30. Guar. Try
before you buy. TOPS VACUUM
STORES. 705 11th Sc. Ii. $4,000.
self balancing floating power re-
auires no bolting to floor. No plumb
er necessary. $3.50 or best offer
Call KI. S-S06S. 5 pm. to 9 pm.
WASHERS, DRYERS AND IRONERS.
Warehouse sale. Almost all makes
and sizes: Must sell today. Extra
large savings. No reasonable offer
will be refused Open It'll Q pm
SILVER SPRING GAS g. ELECTRIC
CO., 944 Wayne ave. JU. S-SO3S.
Evening star., 1952-04-16
ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W.

SINGLE ROOM, plenty Of hot water;
n block transp.; unlim. phone; kit.
PRIVILEGES optional. LU. 4-4S99.
EAST CAPITOL sr.-very nice large
rm., newly decorated; $3.50 per wk.
Ii 3-01 90: ewes, Ii 3-2!s1.
CAPITOL HILL, opp. House Ofc. Bldg.
blk. Lib. of Cong. Pleasant rm.,
man, pvt. home. Also exceptional
2-rm. suite. pvt. bath. refgr.. End fl.
front. high ceilings, ample closet
rm., no kit. Will rent singly or as
suite. Suitable cple. or or 2 wom-
en- Ii. 3-2913 Ia
HILLCREsT-Nicely furn. front bed
rm. In congenial home. Gentleman
only VI. 0504 ewes. --16
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds: redecor., y,
new furniture; exclusive residential
area. 012o WestoveT dr.. VI. es03.
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