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Evening star., 1952-09-01
Choirnnen Named
For Annual
Country Fair

Chairman and vice chairman
for the annual fair to be held al
Pohick Church are Brig. Gen. w
Carvel Hall, U. s. M. c., retired
and Mrs. Hall.
The event will be held next Sat.
urday beginning at II o'clock and
continuing throughout the day
Such items as fresh vegetables and
fruits. candy and white elephants
will be sold. A flower booth with
cut flowers, potted plants and
potted lockwood from Mount ver-
non and a bake sale will also be
available for visitors.
Pohick Church, located on Route
l. one mile south Of Fort Belvoir
will be the scene of many other
activities. For instance there will
be games. pony rides and other
carnival attractions. Tasty plate
lunches are promised which will
include hamburgers. hot dogs. ice
cream and soft drinks.
The Army Engineer Band from
Fort Belvoir will be on hand to
provide the music.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
PukistunF Fete
Is Unofficial

Pakistan Ambassador and Be-
gum Mohammed Ali were hosts
at dinner last evening in their
embassy. Their guests numbered
about 40 and the party was as
unofficial as parties in embassies
can be. The occasion celebrated
the Moslem feast Of Id. sometimes
spelled Fed and pronounced as
in the latter spelling. It is the
marking Of Ibrahim's willingness
to sacrifice his son and is the
same story as appears in the Old
Testament of Abraham. who was
spared his son and gave a lamb
instead.
The supper was typical of the
Moslem faith. with roast lambs,
curried rice cooked fruits. pis-
tascio nuts and almonds. Also
served at this feast by all Moslems
was sevain, made Of very fine
vermicelh cooked in milk, cream
and sugar and almonds and pis-
taSclO nuts added.
Among those invited were the
Burmese Ambassador, Mrs. James
Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Kennedy, Mrs. Lee Metcalf, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Simons, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry T. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Yaqub Shah. DR.. and
Mrs. I. A. Qureshi, Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Jernegan, Col. M. A. Ak
NAL. Also present were officers of
the Pakistan Embassy and their
wives.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
P0trici0Hunter
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Hunter
of Martinsburg, w. Va, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Patricia Joan, to Mr.. James Pat
rick Nash. He is the son of Mrs.
George E. Nash and the late Mr..
Nash of Washington.
The bride-elect is a graduate Of
Dunbarton College of Holy Cross
in Washington and is now attend
ing the National University Law
School. where she is a member Of
Kappa Beta Pi International Le-
gal Sorority. She is employed as
secretarial assistant to the Con-
troller General of the United
States, General Accounting Office.
MIR. Nash received his bachelor
Of arts and bachelor of laws de-
grees from Georgetown University
and is a member Of Phi Alpha
Delta International Legal Fra
ternity. He is an attorney in the
Office Of General Counsel, Navy
Evening star., 1952-09-01
Richard Cunh0n
7 axes Bride

Miss Shirley Ruth Willoughby,
daughter of Mr.. Broadus Will
loughby Of Jacksonville. Fla. and
Mrs. Olga E. Willoughby of Col
lege Park, Ga, was married on
August % to Mr.. Richard Gordon
Canham. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter G. Canham of Arling-
ton. The College Avenue Baptist
Church in Annapolis was the scene
Of the ceremony with the Rev.
William L. Scurlock officiating. A
reception followed at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl e. Menneken.
Miss Kathryn Kluckhohn was
the brides only attendant and Mr..
Edward Fitzgerald of Gretna, Va.
served Mr.. Canham as best man.
UsherS were Mr.. B. E. Lewis III Of
Buckroe Beach. Va. and Mr.. r. r.
Walters of Falls Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Canham will reside
in Baltimore where he will begin
work on his doctorate at Johns
Hopkins University.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
Home Of Pierre Bool
In Pennsylvania Open
Historic Place at BooIsburg Now Museum
Where Pre-Revoutionory Art Is Shown
By Kothorine M. Brooks

Boalsburg. Pa. rapidly is getting
to be a mecca for Washingtonians.
A few miles northwest of Harris
burg and not far from Pennsyl-
Ania State College, it is COM
Portable and easy weekend motor
trip. And Boalsburg has very close
ties to Washington where Mrs.
Blair Lee, III, formerly Mathilde
Boal, and descendent of the
original settlers in Pennsylvania,
now lives.
Mrs. Lee is one of the very
popular members of the younger
married group in Washington and
it's environs. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre de Lagarde Boal
now live most of the year in
France, their place, La Ferme de
Chignens near Les AllingeS being
on Lake Geneva. But for many
years their home was at 1719 H
street. Those were the days when
all of that section of Washington
was residential with handsome
homes lining the streets. Few of
these old houses are left and with
the exception of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bruce Howe in the 1900
block of H street and Mrs. Trux-
tun Beale on Jackson place at the
corner of H, those houses still
standing have been done over
into apartments or offices.
Mrs. Lee and her three sons,
Blair, Nv. Pierre Joseph and Chris
topher, were at Boalsburg earlier
in the summer for a visit to the
old home which recently has been
opened as a museum. Mrs. Lees
father. Mr.. Boal. comes to this
country once or twice a year to
keep an eye on the restoration
work and on the care of the prop
Ierty and the valuables. He usually
comes to Washington for visit
with the Lees and their children
during these trips.
Mr.. Boal served with distinction
during World War I. His father,
the late Theodore Davis Boal also
had active duty with the Armed
Forces during that fighting. At
that time the family lived at the
II street address, where Mrs.
George j. Boal. mother of Theo-
dore, joined them for several
winters.
Mr.. Pierre Boal, following
World War I, entered the diplo-'
matte service and had duties in
the Middle East and Mexico be-
fore retiring.
Mrs. Lees grandmother, Mrs. T.
D. Boal. was the former Senorita
Mathilde de Lagarde and much of
the collection at Boalsburg came
to her through her family. The
chapel was brought to this
country in 1919 through the
efforts Of the Theodore Boals and
his mother. It is complete and is
the original from the 18th CEN
tury; altar, reredos, tabernacle,
sanctuary light, as we'll as
wood carvings, metals and hang
ings. There also are valuable
paintings of the great masters Of
the 18th century and chairs and
prayer desks.
Preserved within the Chapel is
the original letter from thee
Evening star., 1952-09-01
Tofts to Turn Out
For Family Wedding
Senator and Mrs. Taft to Entertain;
Bridal Dinner Also Birthday Pdrty

The Taft sons will turn out in
full force a week from tomorrow.
One will become bridegroom and
the other three, members OF the
wedding party.
The principals of the nuptials
will be Mr.. Horace Dwight Taft,
son of Senator and Mrs. Robert
A. Taft, and Miss Mary Jane
Badger. The wedding Is set for
$3.50, September 9 and will take
place at st. Johns Church on
Lafayette Square.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Mary Bancroft of Zurich,
Switzerland. and Mr.. Sherwin
Badger of Boston. Following the
ceremony there will be a recep-
ton party at the 1925 F Street
Club. Sad to say, the newlyweds
don't plan to live here but will
60 to Chicago where Horace Taft
is enrolled in the graduate school
of the University of Chicago.
AS plans stand now, Mr.. Lloyd
Bowers Taft will be his brothers
best man and the ushers will
be Mr.. William Howard Taft, III.
and Mr.. Robert Taft. If any
outsiders are rung in they will be
Mr.. Philip Skarden and Mr..
Donald Kent, both having gone
to Yale with the bridegroom.
Now in New York
Miss Badger and her mother
are now in New York doing last
minute errands. They plan to
arrive in Washington toward the
end of the week and will stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen w.
Dulles.
Mr.. Taft joined them over the
week end and also will come
down here with them.
Miss Badger will have as her
Evening star., 1952-09-01
Miss Janet Croft
To Be Married

Announcement is made by Col.
and Mrs. Frank c. Croft of Wash
ington and Florence. Italy Of the
engagement of their daughter.
Janet Alice. to 1t. G.g) Jay Cliff
ford Proctor. jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Proctor of Richmond, Va.
Miss Croft attended Stephens
College in Columbia, Mo-. and
George Washington University.
There, she was a member of Pi
Beta Phi sorority. Her fiance was
a student at Georgia Tech and
Emory Universities in Atlanta. He
is now stationed at Norfolk with
the United States Navy.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
Sisters to Marry
Ohio0n, Altman

Announcement Is made by Mrs.
Ruth w. Loudon of the engage
ments of her daughters. Patricia
Louise to Mr.. Ross A. Hayes. and
Mary Ann. to A/3c Francis x.
Dorward. Both plan early fall
marriages.
Miss Patricia Loudon is in the
graduating class of the Capitol
City School of Nursing and her
fiance is an electronics engineer
In Xenia, Ohio. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo A. Hayes of
Xenia.
Miss Mary Ann Loudon is now
employed by the Bureau Of In
ternal Revenue. Mr.. Dorward is
with the 5th Fighter Squadron at
Mcguire Field, N. J..
Evening star., 1952-09-01

matron Of honor, Mrs. Lloyd
Bowers Taft and the maid OF
honor will be Miss Ellen Bowers
of New York.
The bride-elect says with a
slight Boston accent that she is
Ia little confused by all this since
she has so recently returned to
this country. She was brought up
in Switzerland and came to the
United States last April.
Met Abroad
Mr.. Taft and Miss Badger met
in Zurich when the former spent
"a year abroad studying after he
was graduated from Yale Uni
versity. Miss Badger is a gradu-
ate of the school of applied arts
in Zurich.
The only definite party date
set before the wedding will be
a dinner given by Senator and
Mrs. Taft the evening before the
ceremony. This gathering will
take place at the Mayfiower with
only members of the two families
present.
Leove Soon
The bridal dinner in itself
would be enough to cause a fes-
tive atmosphere but that will not
be the sole reason for celebrat-
ing. 1t also will be the Senator's
63rd birthday. They will arrive
in town the morning of the
eighth and plan to leave shortly
after the wedding for their resi-
dence in Cincinnati. This sum-
mer they have been vacationing
at Murray Bay, Quebec. Canada.
Meons Johnstons Here
The engagement of Miss Bad
ger and Mr.. Taft was made on
July 8 during the Republican
Convention in Chicago when Sen
ator Taft was running for the
Republican Presidential nomina-
ton. Miss Badger and Mrs. Ban
croft both attended the conven-
ton.
Arriving in town over the week
end were Comdr. and Mrs. Means
Johnston with their three year
old daughter. Lark. They have
been spending the hot months
in Boston and Newport where
Comdr. Johnston's ship was based.
1t was a brief stop off for the
Naval officer who today is on
his way to Honolulu where he
will be stationed as Aide and
Flag Secretary to Admiral Arthur
w. Radford, CINCPA. Mrs
Johnston will stay here just long
enough to rent their attractive
Alexandria house and pack for
an 1S month tour in Territory
Hawaii.
OFF to Jopon
Another Naval officer off in the
same direction will be Comdr. j
Conway Hunt who plans to leave
in about two weeks for Japan
Mrs. Hunt is not as lucky as Mrs
Johnston as she will have to wait
at least 8 months before she and
their two children, Lanny and
Betsy can join Comdr. Hunt.
Young Betsy's god mother, Mrs
Rufus c. Finch with her daugh-
ter. Miss Louise Finch were down
from New York for the holiday
Evening star., 1952-09-01
To Give Reception

This evening, Miss Elaine Shep-
ard will entertain at her home on
Upton street with a reception. It
will follow the opening night per-
formance Of "Voice of the Turtle"
at the Mclean Theater. in which
Miss Shepard has a leading role.
Col. George F. Hartman. U. S. A..
F.. Miss Shepard's husband will
join her as the host for the ga
thering.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

Ceremony Held

Miss Evelyn Bensen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eilert Bensen Of
Oslo. Norway, was married on
August 80 to Mr.. Costa Florby,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Karlsson
of Fagelfors, Sweden. The Angus
tana Church in Washington was
the scene of the ceremony after
which a reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Karls-
son in Silver Spring.
The brides sister, Miss Irene
Bensen, was maid Of honor and
serving Mr.. Florby as best man
was his brother, Mr.. Axel E.
Karlsson.
The couple will make their
home in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

Bishop of the Spanish See Of
Leon describing the chapel and
conveying, as a gift to Don Jose
Joaquin Colon (Columbus), two
large pieces of the true cross in
"a silver reliquary. The escutcheon
of the Christopher Columbus
family carved in wood is over the
door of the chapel.
The chapel is not the only point
of interest on this ancient estate.
the entrance of which Is across
the road from the State memorial
park, a shrine to the 28th Divi-
sion. The main house is an in
teresting example Of architecture
of the pre-Revolutionary period.
It has the original woodwork an
we'll as treasures of porcelain.
paintings and furniture from
Spain and France which were in
use in the Boal family as far back
as it's years in Europe before COM
ing to the New World. >
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and their sons
do not go away for summer vaca-
tions but rather stay on their
Silver Spring farm taking the boys
on short trips and enjoying their
own place and gardens.
Mr.. Lee is a member Of an
equally prominent family Of this
vicinity. He is the son OF E.
Brooke Lee of Silver Spring, and
Mrs. Clarence ASpinwall of WASH
ington. His grandfather was late
Blair Lee of Silver Spring, a men,
ber of the families of Blair House
and Blair Lee House used in recent
years as the residence of President
and Mrs. Truman.
Mr.. Lees brother. Mr.. e.
Brooke Lee, jr.. lives in Kensing-
ton, Md, and with Mrs. Lee and
their four children is at Small
Point Beach, Me-. until the first
of next week. They are in their
place Lend Lease with Camilla.
named for her mother; E. Brooke
Lee, III; LAM and baby Katharine
Blair Lee. Mrs. Lee was before
her marriage Miss Camilla Edge.
daughter of former United States
Ambassador to France and Mrs.
Walter Evans Edge who are at
Topsea, their home at Small
Point.
Mr.. Edge is a former Governor
of New Jersey and former Senator
from that State. Mrs. Edge.
formerly was Miss Camilla Sewall
and is the daughter of a former
Governor of Maine. The Edges
made their home in Washington
for some years but more recently
have spent their winters at Sunny
Hill Plantation, their place at
Thomasville, Ga.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
GoIdnun-Lefcourt
Announcement

Miss Sheila Lefcourt, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lef-
court of West Brighton, Long Is
land, became the bride recently
of Mr.. Irving Goldman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Goldman. Rabbi
Alexander A. Steinbach of Brook
lyn oficiated at the ceremony IN
Hampshire House, Manhattan. A
reception was held afterwards.
Miss Bette Lefcourt was her sis
ter's maid of honor and serving
Mr.. Goldman as best man was his
brother, DR.. Leon Goldman Of
Riveredge, N. J.
The couple will reside in Ithaca.
NJ Y
Evening star., 1952-09-01
Miss Wolfe to
Wed in December

Mrs. Eva v. Wolfe announces
the engagement Of her daughter
Shirley Ann, to Mr.. Robert Forbes
Patton, son of Mr.. Paul K. Patton
of DeMoines. Iowa. and Mrs. Doris
T. Patton of Hollywood, Calf. He
Is also the brother of movie actor
Forrest Tucker.
Mr.. Patton is presently serving
with the United States Air Force
and will 60 to Syracuse University
to study.
The wedding viii take place in
December.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

Miss Beba Hangelia, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hangelia
was married on August 81 to Mr.
George Zevgolis of Washington
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Zevgolis of Hopewell, Va, SITS.
Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church was the scene
of the ceremony with the Rev
Thomas Daniels officiating. The
American Legion Club in Chever-
ley, Md. was the place of the
reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. ZevgoliS will reside
in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
asr..
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker
Wood announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Marian Wood
Burgess, to Mr.. Hugh Leach. The
ceremony took place on August
% at the Trinity Episcopal Church
in Huntington. Mr.. Leach is presi-
dent of the Federal Reserve Bank
If Richmond.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

Mrs. Walter w. Imboden of
Arlington announces the recent
marriage of her daughter, Mrs.
Louise Imboden Martin. to Mr..
Clarence Marshall Hirst. The
ceremony was performed at the
Broad Street Methodist Church in
Falls Church, the Rev. George G..
Oliver officiating. A reception was
held at the home Of the brides
mother.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

Mrs. Evelyn Blattel Miller,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blattel. of Cape Girardeau. Mo-,
was married on August 2 to Mr..
Joseph Carroll Johnson. Mr.. John
son is the son of Mr.. Thomas H.
johnson and the late Mrs. John
son. The Rev. Russell A. Phelan
performed the ceremony which
was held at the Church of the
Annunciation.
After a wedding trip the couple
will reside in Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

The marriage of Miss Monica M.
Reilly. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward j. Reilly of Lynbrook, N.
Y. to Mr.. Raymond j. Koszela
took place on August 2 at st. Pat
rick's Church in Washington.
Father Patrick Nagle officiating
The Hotel 2400 was the scene Of
the reception. Mr.. Koszela is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kos
zela of McKeesport. Pa.
After a motor trip through
Pennsylvania, Mr.. and Mrs. Kos
zela will reside in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

MISS EIlZaDeCn n. bcHnemdHs
Miss Elizabeth Anne Behneman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c.. Behneman of Mount Rainier,
was married on August S to Mr..
Milton Andrew Kibler. son of Mr..
James D. Kilber of Riverdale, Md
The Rev. Edwin E. Pieplow per-
formed the ceremony which was
held in his parsonage.
Following a two-weeks honey
moon in New York City, the cou-
pie will reside in Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
EnQOOen7ent

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Lytle
announce the engagement of their
daughter Dorothy Lorraine to
Pvt. John j. Dwyer. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Dwyer. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1952-09-01

Churchill Photo.
MRS. ROBERT L. KARDARAS
The former
Miss Jeanne A. Graves.
Miss Jeanne Aileene Graves,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A.
Guiffre Of Gainesville. Va, was
married recently to Mr.. Robert L.
Kardaras. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Kardaras. The
ceremony took place at All Saints
Catholic Church, the Rev. Charles
j. Zanotti officiating. A reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents.
The couple went on a Southern
wedding trip.
Evening star., 1952-10-31

$Z.98 to 1898
Slips ------$1.69 to $3.SS
Rdyon crepe. pink. white. blue. black,
81 to 10.
$6.o8 to $8.eS
Nylon Slips --$3.SS TO $4.sS
Sizes u to 40 IN pink, white, blue.
block.
Gowns-----$2.S8 to $3.S8
$4.o8 to $3.50
NyIons end s0yon 0spss, u 10 ~.
oil eoIors.
Evening star., 1952-09-01
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

DACHSHUNDS. champion sired. out
superman Won Marieniust. WI. 45iS,
COLLIE PUPPIES, male and female,
BOXER PUPS, Axe; ready to go, Ap
KERRY BLUE TERRIER PUPPIES
dsen' dossoen. 'fa.'' Dr. FELpMSN. Els sN e!Si aoi
cc5gaST1fo9yyd, e S19y Syracuse, N. Y. Phone
pACHsHuND PUPPIES. red and
LoSG s5ss50hf HAERGp fRGns 6hcHsauND. Bh HsgI Axe
pups. red with black mask; ali show
paSHsSINn gVGfgsstS E1 pi2PPiFs 21I5s; .xc 2l lav
Sreedins Sired bSas byasoS of Int a5.Sans' champ
Favorite Marienlust. STUD SERV-
sCOTTY PUPS. Axe. wormed,
shots; SlH T. -Esss 5sissd with children. PHONE
STANDARD POODLE. female. gray
II mo-. championship quality; moy-
! ing soon; must sell. Bargain. Phi
Gaithersburg. Md. 642-J-2. -
BOXERS, j male. II mo. old;
ffep9leii fep Feitdn 4s ssraszf IS old Ask operator
ENGLISH cocker pups; MRS. R. E
GiEKIMAN iE5II,, 4; 81 sHEPaERD PUPS, bsauti-
s1AMEsE kfTffEENso. Bluepoint and
parents pedisreed. registered. cham
Dion bloodline. KE. $3.50. Il
COCKER PUPS, healthy; home ored;
s1ssf ts%se HTsTsreeh reg aes5sa aaie
cERMAs MAi as7l; ls;HEr. COLLIE eros. Ta pup
pies; beaut. male, $40; female
GILMAN Sa; TfSi sHEPAEkDe PA 5Ie4 PUPPIES. reg
femparament. Waldorf 2I20. u
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg, 8 wks.
old sired by Champ. Southdown' 8
Veto; ] tri-internatl. champion, 8
snampi9ns; 23 doa:
last 2 litters. WI. 1894. Il
ENGLISH SETTER, 3 mos. old. regis
tered. Champion stock. gentle strain:
$50 each. MIR. GARRETT. Rockville
GREAT PYRENEEs. male, g mos. /;
reg. Axe; housebroken. WI. SSH.
BOXER PUPPIES, champion sired.
fkAANOESE, AhC req, VI. 0lo,
brown; sos. DE. 1888. II
IRISH Settlers for show, hunt or
pet, Axe reg; the best blood lines,
weeks old. 8 males. S75; female,
BSsToN ssSi NJ fERRIER TaSSi PUPPIES. 8 Tss., a
beautifully marked, Axe. Phone
ESGLlsa St; hSfo, SETTER PUPPIES. l fines.
registered. hunting stock, reason
able. HyattSville 5429. II
POINTER DOGS, registered. trained
dogs and pups. reasonable. Ii.
DOC LOVER to adopt a male, 6 mo
short haired, 2-Collie dog; house,
broken: affectionate. 81. 6709 aft. 9.
COCKER PUPS, Axe REGISTERED.
shssmp hemp sired blacks and buffs. 10.
PART DALMATIAN. mostly black. l.
year. spayed female, gentle; owner
moving. 81. 600 after g..
WANTED: WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER
puppies, male or female; papers not
necessary. ia. 1894.
KITTENS. 2. free to good homes;
4 months old; housebroken. CAN
PLEASE IL. SAVE her life. Mixed Collie
type spayed. very friendly. needs
suburban home or fenced yard. RE.
$3.50. Mon, RE. 4142. ext. 2205
e BAFFJE DOGS. So. IA. p
3517. "a
Evening star., 1952-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHERS-Thor. Automagic: excel
cond., fl. samples; was 1923 so, nov
only S149. Also large discounts or
other famous brand. fully automa tit
washers. STAR RADIO CO., 4Os
11th st. NV
WASHER, Whirlpool Supreme. with
timer; wringer type. 1861 model
cost S1T4.g5; only used q mos: S1U(
or best offer. XII. 9-S153. Il
WASHER. Speed Queen; peri. cond
reas., XII. 9-1764.
WASHING MACHINE. 1851 Ken
more Vicamatic wringer type, auto
time control. caster locks; e-lb. tub
big rollers: like new; sos. Cal
Crescent 39S-R. 3
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix. in ex.
cellent condition. SIS. Call OIL. 1928
WATER HEATERS-GaA electric
used all sizes, SIS up. JOHN G
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE, 1909 Isl
st. sc. Can ST. 6100. MR.. PARKER
CRAFTSMAN BENCH SAW, S-incl
blade tilt table, Craftsman Jig saw
all complete with adjustable meta
stand and f5-hp. motor; sell fol
ST5. or will trade for outboard mo.
tor or camping gear. 1929 Selfridgt
I'd, Viers Mill Village. Silver Spring
Md. Phone LO. 4-0479. -6
PRIVATE SALE, misc antiques and
collectors items; china. quilt tops
needle pit. etc. MRS. E. A. MACKEY
Aldie, Va, day and eve. IL
Evening star., 1952-09-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

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rooms, porches. screening, recrea-
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estimates given without obligation
Call A. q c. CONSTRUCTION CO..
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ADDITIONS and home remodeling: ur
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Telephone OF. $500 or OIL. 1667.
BRICK WORK. its brick work
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BRICK WORK m GENERAL-Fire.
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earPsnfxy; brick: cement work. M
AAkkM NO. b72z. II
Evening star., 1952-09-01
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

25 HEREFORD HEIFERS. calfhood
yaccinated and blacklesged. CAL
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Heifers. Fully Tested And Yacci-
mated; 40 Hereford Steers, Weight
700 Pounds. Z. Z. GARN6EY. Reva.
Va. Phone Madison 2943. la
FINE YOUNG GUERNSEY BULL
from thoroughbred stock. 10. g.
1921. II
PIGS for sale. 9 weeks old. Reason
HOLSTEN HEFERs, 5 large spring.
ers. vaecinated. Phone Falls Church.
OalevteW 697O. IL