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some fast dancing 1t one point
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couplos passed 3 pinUspong bah
frvm one 10 sno(ter While dnnc.
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limited eoeA tins u i>ueic -:
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WillinIn street ont q orna Farm.
CT Of Docs chico. Noeulor dunr.
ING continued for NE remainder
81 The evening.
The h-nonshly n,ssting u ths
Girls Service Organisation uuS
held Il the UUo-YMCA,
and offlcers were elected
for the next sin months period.
Miss Sylvia knowles q 1901
Eliza street wss elected presi-
dent. and Miss Juns Griffin Of
81 Angela street wns elected
vice. president Tn office u
secrctary-sreasurcr went 70 Miss
Joyce Thompson Of 1oie Seiden-
berg avenue. who he's served -
vice prvsident of the ossanixs-
ton Cor the psSt six months.
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USO.YMCA Activities OfWeek Include
Dance And EIecfion OF ESQ Officers

Friday night a. the dancing party uso-YMCA il
George Wsshinons nrn 10 Be- honoed
the ESQ Gus Aysa and his eonbo Tor dane
INC hum 70 II and rzfeshmcnI By the gra
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new Officers who viii serve IN
Tine coming months.
An installation sorvirc h plan.
ned for Msrxh ish At . p. m. on
The yMcA patio.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
MATS 10 Get First Plane
With Seats Facing Rearward

Initial delivery of a twin -engine,
pressurized. medium type trans
port to the Military Air Transport
Service early next year was an
nounced today by Maj. Gen. Jo-
seph Smith. MATS commander.
Headquarters at Andrews Air
Force Base said the plane, desig-
mated the C-131. is one Of the first
craft in military service to have
rearward-facing seats as safety
measure. They will be capable OF
Rithstanding a shock of nine times
the weight of the passengers.
The plane will be a military air
evacuation version Of the COM
mercial Convair 240 transport. The
number that will go to MATS has
not been specified.
Addition of the C-131 to the
MATS fleet will enable the globe
girdling service to transfer its
Douglas CAT Skytrains and c.
SAM Skymasters from domestic
air evacuation to other airlift mis-
sions at United States and over
seas bases.
The C-131 will accommodate q
litters or 40 ambulatory patients.
The twin-engine C-47 normally
carries only IA litter patients.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Ruby for July.

July's gem is the symbol Of love.
It has been said that q drop Of
blood has been shed for each blood
like gleam from the surface Of
these precious rubies. Yet they are
little more than oxygen, such as we
breath; bit of aluminium, a trace
of chromium, a substance that
painters used extensively. The Sc
cret is these substances were all
mixed in natures laboratory.
Persian and Arabic traditions
gave the ruby power to.heal cholera,
epilepsy and insanity. The Hindus
believed the possession of the ruby
assured health, wisdom, wealth and
happiness. All made a supreme ef-
fort to own and wear the precious
stone, though there is no record
the wearing brought the blessings
$50 earnestly desired.
The Russian Emperor, Ivan the
Terrible, said, 20 this is the most
comfortable to the hart, braine,
|vigor and memorie Of man, clarifies
|congelled and corrupt blood"
Records show that the Europeans
of the Middle Ages were eager to
own ruby because they were led
to believe the stones strengthened
mind and memory, brought Joy and
diverted the mind from sadness.
! And It was said to turn white when
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Natures Children rLa''s" Cox A'h.,

danger threatened. Time has wiped
out the fanctful beliefs.
The finest stones come from an
area Of $3.50 square miles In Burma.
Their presence was responsible for
one Of the former titles Of the
Burma kings, Lords Of the Rubies." I"
These kings granted royal licenses
to mine rubies with the understand
ing the largest ones must be given
to the king. The rest is easy to
guess.
Fine gems have been found in the
gravels Of the Irrawaddy River and
in the crystalline limestone hills OF
Sagyin, about is miles from Man
dalay. Some other sources are
Afghanistan, Thailand, Ceylon. Aus
tralia, Asia Minor and in our own
country in the counties Of Clay.
jackson and Macon in North Caro-
lima.
Evening star., 1952-07-10

Jamaica, Long Island: We have
had an argument as to the proper
pronunciation of the, word mar
|garine." Is the "g" hard or soft?
The dictionaries we have checked
are not in agreement.-Mrs. G. P. S.
Answer: The dictionaries certainly
are not in agreement about the
pronunciation of margarine. Some
list as first choice: MAHR-guh-
reen; others list: MAHR- -juh-reen,
and MAHR- -juh-rin has only four
|second-choice listihgs.
The National Association Of Mar
Igarine Manufacturers prefers
MAHR- juh-rin. and has SO in
Istructed all radio and Tv shows
which carry margarine programs
and announcements. And that
more than likely. was the deter
mining factor in establishing
MAHR- -juh-rin as the prevailing
American pronunciation.
Margarine is q French word
meaning q mother-of- -pearl-colored
extract from certain animal fats
It comes from the Greek margaron
ca pearl"
Franklin: A SO bet has come up
over the pronunciation of "reser-
voir," sir. Can you settle it?-R. D
Answer: I'll have to let the chips
fall where they may. There art
1.-TWO common mispronunciations
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Word Come
Find 20 or more words in
G. Al o M e L,
meaning. "a purgative medicine. .
Average is 20: limit 20 minutes.

letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS. such rs bats"
cats" are not used. Only one form Of q
word is used. Proper names are not used
Ia list viii be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
A One Minute Test OF Your
NetDS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

1. STATUTE-What is the
subject of the McCarran-Wal-
ter bill. approved by Congress
over President Truman's veto?
2. SMART-How is the
Army saving 1000 tons OF
steel and about $1.2 million
on steel helmets?
3. OLDSTERS-By 1875
the Labor Department pre-
diets there will be more than
81 million Americans 65 years
of age and over. What Is
today's figure?
4. BIRDIES-Golfer Louise
Suggs set a new women's
world record of 284 for u
holes. Who set the former
record of 288?
5. QUOTE-What Ameri-
can said: American troops
will remain in Austria, how
ever. until the freedom OF
Austria is assured?
Answers.
!. immigration. This is the
first completely redrafted i'm
migration law since 1898. 2.
BY not issuing helmets to
soldiers assigned to office
work. 8. There are IL million
| Americans IS or over-double
the 1900 figure. 4. Mrs. Babe
Zaharias set the record last
year. S. Secretary Of State
Dean Acheson.
Tom Henry's "Quiz 'Em"
appears every Sunday In This
Week Magazine with The Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
I uke NV Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

"REZ- Z-er-voy" and ''REZ- Z-uh-vore, "
but neither has any sanction.
Do not omit the "r" in the second
syllable; and in the third syllable
''v" is followed by the sound of "w,
as in saying, "have war" Correct
pronunciation: REZ-er-vwahr.
La Porte: Tell me I'm right in
pronouncing grimace as: GRIM-iss,
Answer: Sorry. but there is no
grim" in grimace. It is from the
French grimazo, IAN expression OF
terror or disgust" The second syl-
liable only should be accented, thus:
Fgri-MAYSS.
Distributed by McNausht Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Bonded Bird Returns

BALDUR, Canada. (P.-Some
birds never learn. A bank swal-
low that was banded and released
in this Central Manitoba town
returned to the same place where
it was caught, almost exactly one
year later.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Withdrawals. Balance.
S219

Withdrawals had been made at 81 each
and he had continued his mistaken work,
It would seem Is II he had q fortune
coming 70 him. Work It out and see how
much the sum would be.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Answer 70 TRANCE.

Trace tarn, tare. tear. tern. rate. rant.
race, react. rent recant. acre. acne, ante,
neat, near, nectar. crate. crane, cater,
enact.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
n 81 TIN N;i
@ExSHVAtHs
~ Is5I .AElANsMA~~
Missing Dollar.

Joe Mush put SIS in the bank and
later made series Of Withdrawals. His
records showed q discrepancy of 81. He
stormed over to the bank and demanded
the dollar which he said he had coming,
m you were q banker would you give him
the dollar? Here are his records.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Asa THE T, EENNq STAR JACKSON TWINS BY Dick Books
Contract Bridge
washington, D. G.
THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1859

By EosIey BIaekwood
Mr.. Muzzy Is still trying to get
through one hand without a long
lecture from Mr.. Heinsite. Today
he thought he had it made, but
near the end he fell fiat on his
face.
West dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Miss Brash)
QJ1094
2 10652
oJ9
&97
: WEST EAST
CMr. Muzzy) CMr. Heinsite)
a Ass A82
- 81 KQJ87
20 10765 K83
q @ 80 = 1886
SOUTH
(Mr. Dale)
AK7
q A3
o AQ42
AKJ54
The bidding:
West North East South
Pass Pass Pass club
Pass 1spade Pass 3NT
All pass
It was his lead against the three
no trump contract and he remem-
bered Mr.. Heinsite's lecture on OPEN
ing the unbid major where he had
no good suit Of his own.
Accordingly, he led the nine of
hearts. Dummy played the deuce,
and Mr.. Heinsite looked fairly happy
as he followed with the eight spot.
Mr.. Dale laid off and a heart was
continued, Mr.. Dale winning with
the ace. Now Mr.. Dale played the
king of spades. After agonizing
thought, Mr.. MuzZy ducked-his
second right play. Mr.. Heinsite
looked even more pleasant.
Next came another spade and, for
the third time, Mr.. MuzZy came
through, winning with the ace. At
this point, Mr.. Heinsite was fairly
beaming. He knew Mr.. Dale had
no entry to dummy without letting
him in to cash three good hearts.
But wait. It was Mr.. Muzzy's
lead-and he was getting cocky. He
returned the five of diamondS-and
the defense fell apart.
Mr.. Dale played the nine from
Dummy and it made no difference
whether Mr.. Heinsite covered with
the king or not. Mr.. Dale was now
sure of an entry to the board to cash
those three good spades.
AS you see, the only way to beat
the hand was for Mr.. Muzzy to-
return a club when he was in with
the ace of spades. That would have
given Mr.. Dale five club tricks. but
he would have only eight tricks in
all.
/. Admittedly, the club lead away
| from three to the queen was very
hard to make, although Mr.. Helm
site didn't think so. Its obvious"
he said.
- Maybe it is" Mr. Muzzy replied,
"but it's very strange that these
bids and plays never seem 'obvi-
GUS to you until AFTER the hand
is over"
\ Copyright, 1852. General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1952-07-10
DEPOSITED SIS.
Answer to Fun with Firures.

OF course. the banker didn't give Joe
the dollar he wanted. He told him that
there is no reason to add the balances.
To show Joe how ridiculous the adding
Of balances could be. he presented the
following set Of figures. worked as Joe
had worked his bookkeeping.
DEPOsIT SIS.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen.., ,

CARPENTRY, gen. repair. remod. and
pch. bldg, enclosures. MR.. PETER
SON. FA. 1854; Daiiand. AID. 9S12.
cARPENTRy-speeializine in ~ rec.
caii G. +. ST. pENis. Ii. 90IsfaSss. iesSsS.
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs, re-
modelling; old and new work. Phone
c2kfESSTERRxa 3M ESSDERx anysimsii ypainsiins, odd 1S iess;
neat: reasonable. ~ 4 Stitch iud in time time
saves nine. CARMEL. AID. 9774.
CEMENTING of all kinds. retaining
walls and cinder block laid. B.
GADDls. Ii. 1886 or Du. 5544.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROoTER; Phone RIA. 1888 any day,
ELECTRICAL INsTALLATIoS-Re-
mmsd sh05 ca frfs.s H. asas s@s sSs sSs' %s aHns
FENCE-Galvanized chain link. all
tion; Get the best for. less; 80
months to pay: Phone II. 4s45ss;
FfSsoRs' anS DsEappdss sSd nsRsSS RRsSs old
FLOOR SERVICE, WA. 11as. AAhoN
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
ented. Instructions by experienced
noor aor men. KENNEDY FLOOR Co.
7O9 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 4346.
FLOORS SANDED. finished; special
izing in old fs. Free est, work guar.
Call GEORGE. HY. 1864. i3s
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics: reduced prices.
G. r. COVER, WA. 6S6S, any time.
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying, sanding, finishing,
cleaning; parauet installation, Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS; INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1952-01-10
MiscELLANeoUs FOR SALE

WARDROBE TRUNKS, 2 of them,
good condition; must sell; bargain
ct $3.50 ea. 10. S-1I5l.
new; $50 or best offer. Call AD.
WASHER - Bendix Economat. 81.
iE msns. pslss sssss sss I'll IL ssa5s seIl 5sr slgS
WASHER. Speed queen, wrinser type.
q wardrobe. walnut veneer, with 4
deep drawers on side. S35 or best
9fler. f1l. Moving. Call DU. 1856 any
WAsHER-Apt. size, Easy spindrier,
$50. CAN before pm. LA. 6-7542.
ne. ME. 0566. ii
WASHERS. ironer. dryers, automat-
o til 8, GE. 1924. Iii
MACHINE. Thor Auto.
magic; 1850 model. peri, cond.; ,Ss5
WATcH, H. Lonsines. wittnauer, mans;
guar. l yr.; sell, $40. ST. $3.50.
WATER HEATERS. S15 up; guar.
John g. Webster USED APPLIANCE
WHITE-WALL TIRES as. new.
Goodyear; 7; 7;60-15; S125. Call after
5. MA. 6233. 10
AVAIL. FIRST. Sac. 3 rms. of furni-
ture; livl rm., bedrm., dinette: excel
cond. $3.50 cash. XII. 8-6737 after
SEWING MAcHINEsIone
demonstration available at reduced
price. SINGER SEWING CENTER,
3421 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 4244. -13
WANTED-Used hot water radiators
oil burner tank and furnace. Call
WA. 1924.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 sHARE

MAN. 21 to 80. to share 3-room apart.
ment In the new inter-racial Holiy
House, near Conn. ave-: all new mod
furn;; unlim, private phone; ali
ITiyils; extended. Box 289-D, Star
GIRL 2S-3s, to share twin bedroom
sRs: sEssr & s'S M. ssgs. SsIl Sum- s-a' Wigs
mg nsertss.d E5Ei & sh's: e: apt II
1924 between z and 8 pm. III
GOVT. GIRL TO share apt. in North
Arlington With another girl: near
points. ia. y 5-7ss4p 81 sli Ipsei DAY 70 sum a.
SOUTHEAST sECTiONGTwo bed
room apt. to share with dependable
giTE pay half OF expenses: TV. al
private; unlimited phone. After 6
YOUNG MAN has 8 rms, kit. and
Riggs I'd; Bldg. 21. Apt. S0s. can
155ss e1SItSi coLtMiB1A RID. NV. Art nS ss
Large. room for 2. young ladies,
roon Ign Ssas ss5o gse .seh Of Kitchen ,s9d sd living
ONE GIRL between 20 and 25 to to
share spacious apt. with four others.
1 ea Or co Oils a2S2; to shar. apt. ne near
Boiling Field. IL. 3-9500 until 5.
A1IEt p -ssU. JO. Z-hDU2. ---l4
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share apt.
with one another. 1914 18th st. NV,
GiRL 10 10 SHARE, with 2 other aiTIs,
furnished apt: utils. included; have
private bedrm. Call CO. 3407 after
o D.m. Iii
BETHESDA AREA-share ultramod-
eTn apartment; every convenience;
with compatible young men. Box
sETTLED LADY will share ant. or
rent rm. Cali after 8 pm. week
days or all day Sunday. Ma. 1888.
ONE-BEDRM. APT, NV. see.; share
with ycunE man. Is. Call MA. 0563.
Gfsi III 1H 10 sHARE NV. ant. with ls one
ether girl; TV. Call after 6 PM
RE. 1905. Ill
Evening star., 1952-01-10
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER PUPS, championship pedi-
gree, inoculated; real beauties. Lo
DoBEIRIMiAN p1NscHER DoG-9 mos.
old; wonderful disposition; reas. to
right party. FA. 9273. Ii
COLLIE, male; sable and white;
housebroken; family pet; loves chill
5 dren; yrs: old; Axe reg; S75.
COL: MYERS, ia. 2-4109. 10
COCKER SPANIEL-6 mos, male;
light tan; housebroken; reas. price.
PoODLE, standard, black male;
housebroken; needs fenced yard or
country; reasonable. JU. S-4824.
WANTED-Brindle bull dog, puppy
or young dog, female. Write 1003
Munsey Bldg, or call Ma. 1898.
TROPICAL AQUARIUM FISH, plants,
tanks. motors and stand. Call after
e pm; 10: 9.90S6. Ill
papers; papers female; 2 2 years old; reason
WANTED. good home for AFFECT. g.
yr.-old large Shep.- type dog. Needs
space to run; child's pet; good watch
dog. Leaving town. Shots. Refs.
cocKER &c Fl! { sspAN1ELs. silver buff ina male.
and females, 2 wks., Axe reg; My
Own Brucie" strain. TIE. 097o;
WILL GIVE TO GOOD HOME. 1
black cocker spaniel. female, 3 yrs
old, purebred. Bowie 3439.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
SITUATIONS MEN
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started,
caught up, audited, closed, all taxes,
open rate, SH: 1864; IL

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started,
open rate. SH. 1854. 12s
ACCOUNTANT, E. B.C.s., M.C.S. degrees,
1S mos. exper. large C.P.A. firm, de-
cPA: si fiPm % 6afs 6andiins ing small ma accounts
exam. Box $3.50. Star. 10'
BOY. colored. wants JOB in store or
around house. EN-. 2916.
JANIT0R, COL, wants Job part time;
erence; live in. AID 1850 after 4 :3C
pm. 12'
LEGAL STENOGRAPHER, ABB. LIB,
licensed D. c.; thoroughly exper /.
expert stenographer. FIR. $3.50; IL
MAN. col, experienced in building
maintenance and repairs, throughly
tools. LU. 4-244s.
responsibility. Broad business and
edge Of shorthand. Accustomed to
where proven ability will regulate
income. Box $3.50. Star.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Top
wholesale man desires change. Now
for management. Boz 329-C, Star.
WAITER-4 yrs. exper.: live In; serv-
ing two meals: attending school; ref.
furnished. RA. 0634. IA
WAITER-PORTER can use own car;
young man (col.) desires evening
work til IL. Box SAC, Star. 1O'
HIGH CALDER, successful man, 80,
draft exempt. desires position sales
promotion, public relations; excel
lent salary. Box 333-C. Star. 10e
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
FVT Work r'si wall Washing. Carpentry.
houSecleaning, etc. SALVATION
ARMY. Harbor Lights Corp, NE.
1882
Evening star., 1952-01-10
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

154o 2 ST. NV, "The Churchill
snette. near bath, maid service
LIGHT HoUsEKEEPfNG ROOM
S5ns1s Snos sE statou double s.rs So yk facing
sI47 f ST. NV S.w.WFront Ti aa'Si Studio nn rml,
refgrs so radio, TV. shower, garage;
S15-S22.5o per wk. Elk. O653.
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lre. front
En- MH 6i iSE n; modern equipment; SIG
sS11 i3t2 ST. N.w.-L.h.k. roo room;
sGN stove, ,Ian,. Tri,gidaire: utils.; S1l,50 for
wxsHiNaToN sxs RSSPIsj CIRCLE liz LEX.
Accepted aa edanasSrs sFls 4iss xsster' small shild
1880 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Lge. front
rm. for ladies; 81 wk.. Incl. recep-
tion rm.. kit. laundry. Ho. 779s.
ROOMS AND APTs-RetrigeraitIion
iasF 4t6 and sdfmPyt 1Fvns 0ath ea yls5ntS D S5g e
4S1s KANSAS AVE e Rw.-Furmn- wFmiu 4m,
hot plate, and sink children al
Lowed Lowed; close oos to everything; pvt.
81 aoSsi NEW EAi YORK ssosi AVE. N.w.-mBeddFsm. Nwmds
kit, S13.50 wk.;. large rm.. kit.
child actep. GE. 1870 aft. $50 3t1i,In pm. i.
1343 L ST. N.W.-Front Ink. rm.,
all new EQUIPMENT; only S12 wk.
DOWNTOWN-Large room, kitchen,
st: NV. DI: 4sa2 OF cali DREYFUss
BROS. REALTORS. MA. O5S2. III
COLORED-IDEAL for bachelors
quarters or couple. Nice lge. rm.
next bath; close transp. In ne.
S3S mo. 10 S-4S02. 10
Evening star., 1952-01-10

Very rs5sfni seod iasTf4HfEtt PsTf HEt kSoqss 2wnss
san and l Or. Kabistann 51ax71a:
lpfI nfw su5hfn upholstered occasional chairs
RUGS. Oriental and Chinese. last
sale; price; 80, rm. size; ais!
+ cslsS4 5S Sa2 hdd 5555 e. sl5s Asg5s Bs
RUGS-oriental and Chinese, room
s9Sd. Snd scatters; caters; Prices reduced. RARE
RTIg nSS SHOE ionortsd s427 18th 18th st. NV;
design; heavy. closely woven eHta foi
good wearing; 9x12, S49.50; ski
S39: so: other sizes proper. priced
RUMMAGE SALE = China, picture
frames, bric-a.brac, women's dress
eS, 25c. 1922 M st. NV. -l2
SAFE. piebold, portable: 2 drawers
with lock compartment; 23 in
nigh, 16 in. wide, 10 in deep; usec
d9 months; good cond.; SOS cash
S341 Benning I'd. ne, Ii. 7-9SSS
SEWING MACHINES. Week end spe.
cials. Brand-new cleo. port. will
, reyerss stitch. only 500 so: GE port.
$40; Domestic port. $3.50. Other
ssIssa Zee hwy and cH. fonsflfs 4s94. REDUCED
SEWING MACHINES, Singer electrics;
sale or rent. We also electrify ali
makes sewing machines. Open ewes,
S1O9 18th st. NV. CO. 1921.
SHOE REPAIR MACHINERY-Com
Best offer. ST. 7139. DE. e570
Evening star., 1952-01-10
BUILDING MATERIAL

CALCULATOR - Monroe electric;
S99. 100. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co
S1S 14th st. NV.
CAMERA, .Casca, 2.S lens. 10OOth. OF
second shutter, complete with fiasf
and sun shade. Call CH. 434I, -I1
CAMERA GUIDE, tree. Pay 6-IS mo-;
Top photo-movie equip; l-year guar.
Trade-lnS. Open to 6 (Thurs.
to 81. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave, NV,
RE. 2434. Park free.
CASH REGISTER, National electric.
1c to 999.O0 ring UP, itemizer re.
ceipt, 5 clerk keys, paid out, reed
on acct. charge keys and separate
AIDING key; $500. $40 9th st. NV.
CASH REGISTER for super mkt
Could be used in liquor store; good
cond.; only been used VI. TU. 3O3I
CHAIR. brand new custom made; up-
hoist. with down cushion; orig, $3.50;
truly luxurious. dk. x zs4s safsIlll'e; sfser 8.
CLOTHING. mems size 4e. suits.
overcoat. tuxedo. 53I9 NebTasS a
ave. NV. Cali Wo. $?33. NeDla Mi0 aSA y
COATS-Lady's ail-wool purple. S15:
brown. fox fur collar, $50; dresses,
So; Sizes 1918, Shoes, So; sizes
6A=7 z2B. AP. 513S. ii
DAVENO BED, platform rocker; play
pen. Very reasonable. LU. 4-1046.
DESK, 34"x60". and chair, secretarial
walnut veneered. 2 arm Chairs, ali
n v sood cond., reas. for quick sale.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
MAID LIVE IN

Upstairs rm. Permanent for right
person. 5ha-day wk. Good salary.
Refs. OR. PSI. -I3
Evening star., 1952-01-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TERRACE - Comfortable
warm rms, specialize In excel. home
cooking; liv: rm., TV. ping pong; on
Mt Pleasant carline; $14 wk. 1927
Belmont rd. NV. MI. 9435.
1855 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Attrac
rms, lge; closets: 3 sgls.. Q dbls.,
triple, all newly furn.; good transp
MT. Pleasant car; excel. cooking
Give US try. You'll like our efforts
s-Ro0M aow BRICK-b bedrms.,
2k baths. Mt. Pleasant; partially
furn.; oil heat; garage; $500 mo;
COW: transp. LA. 6-5318, Ia
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 10th st. NV
Single and double rooms with run
ming water, for young ladies and
young men; showers; excel. board
HOTEL BLAIR MANSION - Silver
Spring. Md choice rms, master,
dhle.. and sgle.; fine food and free
parking. SH. 1917. -SH. 9775. II
LARGE FRONT RIM, private bath;
in nurses home for elderly person; !;
rF Eray YoT ieFxisf XsE faokiY az kz25s IN 1S 3,.
clean place to stay. call ia. 9796;
meals every day; very reasonable.
CHILD CARE wANTED-Room and
board for working mother: girls 5
ana "a yrs; NV. Call after z.