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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15
NEARLY "a DEPOT WORKERS
LEARNING TOBE CRACK SHOTS
IN INTRA- dept. RIFLE LEAGUE

Beverlin, Lacarne, and Nancy Val
lance and 1t. Hartmann.
Other high scores are: high
prone, Sam Beverlin and Edward
Cssim, Oak Harbor, tied with SO
for the men, and Nancy Valance,
96. for the women; high off-hand
(standing) are 1t. Hartmann with
Sc, and Lois Tuttle, Port Clinton
with At.
Members of the league are.
Vaughn Sherman, Virginia Ian
drum, Nancy Hines, Gail Hen
sler, Bill Christensen, Flo CarSten
sen, George Weltman, Norman
Morse, James Arnold, Lester Wolf,
Ray Jensen, Clarence Palmer
Marge Genzman, Carl Stiger, Le-
roy Sherwood and John Fielder
Oak Harbor; Ray Vanslette, Dick
Wright, Harry Coe, Hans Jensen
Peggy Vargo, Mary Kurtz, Roy
Cooley, Marshall Henry, Roger
Kurtz, Charles Smith, Gladys Fin
ken, Paul Testa, Wilson Hofacker
Sherry Schoch, Mary Papcun, Don
Bottle, Pat Shinevar, Isadore
Younker, Lowell Schmitt, Ed
Stuckey, James Moran, Robert
Owen, Stanley Stuckey, Walter
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15
RETAIL SALES
UP 6 PERCENT
IN Ohio, 1851

For the twelve months of 1851,
total Ohio retail sales were up
6 per cent from the year 1850
according to the January issue
of the "Ohio Retail Annalist, y
published by the Bureau of Busi.
ness Research at Ohio State Tn.
isersity.
In December of 1851, total re
tail sales were per cent lower
than in December of 1850. Eleven
of the 19 Ohio retail business
lines failed to meet dollar sales
of December 1850. Some of these
were: motor vehicle dealers
whose sales fell % per cent;
household appliance and music
stores, whose sales decreased
per cent; and shoe stores and
filling stations, whose sales were
down 6 per cent.
On the increase side of the
picture, combination Grocery
meat store sales rose IL per cent
Women's ready-to-Wear stores sales
rose 8 per cent, and general store
sales were up z per cent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15

No more wasiins valuable,
hof svdsy water It's
SAVED for repecf use! No
more soupy film on clothes
-. ii's super rinsed owoy!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15

Wittenmyer, Pauline Raines, Hazel
Boss, Bernard Bay, Woody Hol-
brook and Jerry Drummer, Port
Clinton; Norma Matusak, Robert
Lilley, and Florence Held, FIRE.
mont; Ed Chudinski, Charles Alex
ander, Jr., Robert Cooper, Sam
dusky; Betty Shaneck, Clay Cen
ter; Nora Cashen, Genoa; Howard
Whipple, Graytown; Bob Geldien
and William Owens, Rocky Ridge;
Darlene Danner, Gypsum. Clayton
Farrar, Clyde Warren King, Cur
tice; Capt. Orville Watkins, Capt.
Robert Jones, and 1t. E. G. Witt
mann, of the post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15

Rice is on our plentiful foods
list. Rice pudding, Spanish rice
or even rice with sugar and cir
namon will taste mighty good
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15
COUNTY AGENTS
NEWSLETS

Fred Deikman and Leonard
Freimark called for farm account
books last week.
B. w. Goetz inquired about soy
beans recommended for 1852
planting.
Ohio Seed Improvement Assn.
has provided the Extension Office
with copies of available certified
seeds recommended Tor Ohio
planting. Pay us a call for your
copy.
Richard Wiechel and w. F..
Rofkar were in the office last
week. We discussed plans for a
meeting of the fruit growers
committee.
-.--.-
jeff Kerr is the proud papa who
is the latest to pass cigars. Con-
gratulations Jeff.
Dwight Knopp incurred aho,Jt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15
John Deere Day At
Teschke's Machinery
Store Next Tuesday

Next Tuesday will be John
Deere Day at the w. C. Jeschke
and Son farm machinery and inl-
plement store at State and Hayes
streets.
The meeting will start at 10
am. and the day will oe given
over to discussion of new types
Of farm machinery demonstra-
tions of the latest models of farm
ing implements and general farm.
ing tools. Factory representatives
will be on hand to explain all
phases of the equipment.
Dinner will be served at noon,
Mr.. Jeschke said.
TTse 2 News Classified Al
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15

Hail. president celebrates his copays 6stn
anniversary taking big bite of birthday
assistance Phyllis Lee The garb worn by
popular when the late B. H. Barney
his first Cincinnati o. Starting September
"a 1000 in 9 mddeweern and southern states Will
stage a sales event to mark the anniversary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15

Florida beckoned Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Krupp last week. They
left Thursday for several weeks in
the sunshine state,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15

the broiler egg production plan
started by some farmers ~ VIII
liams county We will have more
information on this a bit la.el
Fred Foss had some questions
about the Soil Conservation dis
trict. Our discussion covered hog
raising, milk prices and growing
seed crops.
August Blatt was in and we had
a good round robin session about
tiling drainage and good farming
practices.
Otto Sommer wants ine to re-
mind everybody about the Alien
Community Institute TO be helc
February 21-22. Details will be
contained in a news article later
Otto said.
Don Kuhlman says he uses
artificial breeding to cross White
face bulls on dairy type cows and
that he is getting dandy calves.
Mrs. Ralph Clayman's cinnamon
rolls and coffee chit the spot
at the laundry meeting held a,
her home recently.
Danbury Twp seems tc have
some very hard water, at least
we found it so at the recent
Home Demonstration Meeting.
Rice is on our plentiful foods
list Rice pudding, Spanish rice
or even rice with sugar and Gin
namon will taste mighty good
A rainy Monday apparently Of
fered let up of farm chores sc
the following persons could take
care of business at the Extension
office: Robert Linder, George Or
wig, Albert Myerholtz, Harvey
Goodeman, Frank Kardatzke, An
drew Paulsen, George Dcininger.
Bob Ahrens from Danhury SEN
in some soil samples with Gordur
Wahlers. Bob has beeil on the
sick list we understand.
Community leaders working or
the All history urgently need youi
help. They want names of state
end county winners, names of out
standing club members, storie:
about camp, fairs or some unusua
events. Pictures will help too. Sc
dig in that attic or trunk to SEE
what you can find.
Program for the annual hroilel
school to be held February e a
Ohio State University sounds very
| good.
Carroll Knieriem and George
Libben are writing high schoo
term papers about the Agricultur
al Extension Service and Soil Con
servation Districts respectively
Papers are for a class in Ameri
can Democracy taught by Coack
Martin.
We appreciate all the item;
coming our way about All clubs
history, in Ottawa County. Oul
latest bit was from Mrs. FREQ
Gruetter of Crrtice.
There should be a good crop ol
young ExtenSioners someday. Ca
tawba Townships meeting or
laundry had as many children at
tending as adults. That means
young mothers are attending and
we're glad for that.
-.-.-
Mrs. Claude Rose of Oak Hal,
Dor will have some very pleasant
bedrooms one of these days. The
Home Agent was glad to pay hel
| visit.
Sewing machines can cause
some headaches, but we hope we
have solved Mrs. VIM. Hofackcr's
on recent visit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15
RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL

Two Port Clintonites have been
released from Sandusky Hospitals
this week. Mrs. Ferdinand Dur
del has ended a stay in Good
Samaritan Hospital and Mrs. Har-
old Lawson was released from
Providence Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-15

Danbury Twp. seems tc have
some very hard water, at least
we found it so at the recent
Home Demonstration Meeting.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

MAN TO SHARE APT. with 2 men;
4 rooms, porch. yard. phone and all
utilities furnished: television. DE.
cNE SSs9 TacANcY 2s An llsfS, FoR YOUNG M MAN
in nicely furn. home with 4 others.
Meals. laundry. ia. 6743 after 6.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Giri to
share studio apt. Conv. to transp.
Rsas Sam Rsssny PaGRf ats HUI aG 4s g
GIRL, 25-s5. to share 1-bedrm. apt.
with another. Colonial Village. ia.
1sss soeS; coLGMBfH GSsi Sa1 RD. NV, Apt. s? Is.
1uns SHn eoy ady 10 ocston shs5e HI Nj as s54 nlce
NEAR FAIRFAX VlLLAGE-Woman
to share apt; with smother lady;
pvt. bedrm: LU. 2-2O96 before 4
KESNspy SSHSsEs sfter sT weekdays eris to
share with / other, 2 bedrm. apt.
Call GE. 6519 or 81. .ss3l. -22
NEAR GWU - Girl to share apt.
sth a sn0ahsr U or ff two nfhs trs so per
mo. each. BOX 199-R. Star.
GEORGETOWN-W = girls to
share arm. apt; convenient to
everything; $50 each. MI. s571.
REFINED GIRL to share apt. Kalo-
rama and Conn; $50 monthly;
references exchanged. NO. 1863.
TWO MEN wish to share their we'll
furn. apt. with another man; nice
Frigidaire and stove. Call ST. O373
any time Sun. or after during
week: S35 per mo. -2l
COLOREAT-NEAT, intelligent girl
to share private room; furn. or Hn-
COLORED-APT. TO SHARE or with
man and wife; all privs., all utili-
ties; nice location. 302 Todd pl.
ne Ant f. 20"
Evening star., 1952-10-20
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES, wks.. Axe sire.
champion southdown's Veto. Fawns'
DACHSHUND-1 red female. l black
and tan male. wks., Axe. oLu'
BOXERS. fawn. male. . months
Champion Fresco son: brindle male.
Q months; Champion Bang-Away
son: also several younger males and
females. RELHO KENNELS. Vienna
FRENGGH fI.1G pooDLEs 2), o1 brown.
standard size males; insufficient
stock: show caliber;. will sell very
reasonable to good home but n ust
GO together; JE; 3-352ln, %.
solid reds. blacks; sire imported
Axe champion; for bench or field.
PUPPIES. healthy, mostly toy collie.
to good homes; male, So and fe-
males. So. OF. 500. III
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG. female
pedigreed, 10 months old. Call 1906
40th pl,. Cottage City. Mo; after
6 pm. Mon. through Wed. Wonder
full around children, fine WATCHDOG
WEIMARANER, male pup, 8 months
old: started in field. Champion sired
out of imported bitch. Phone 6l-W
Triangle. Va. -2b
REGISTERED male pointer dog.
hunted seasons: S100. OW.- 1l2s
Sat-, Sun. or weekdays after pm.
ENGLISH SETTER, reg. male. 6h
mos. old, good blood lines. JE.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
MULTILITH 2066
:cel. cond.. must sell. RE. 1872
SCHOOL FURNITURE.
tables, chairs, lockers. JU. 7-S099,

NURSERY SCHOOL FURNITURE.
tables, chairs, lockers. JU. 7-So99.
OIL. BURNER. gun type American
Standard. with auto controls; 275-
gal steel oil tank, J Highest g1Sg :, qfts5. Tp
OIL BURNER fEsso). 1000 #. radia-
tion cap. with thermostat aauastat; !;
OIL RIM. HEATER STOVES, 8. Cole
man; gas instantaneous water heat
er, 40-gal.; 30-in. I.L.G. exhaust
fan. gas mangle. kit. stove. gas
Msc s1ze deep Gu and
china. TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT,
Sl2 1th st. NV. 30
OyERCOAT, mans. size 80 r, $12.
PaFEk SFi 'os. sALER Standard Id Size
EGMTG0; sGGuSSGs PRACTICALLY aS new. Call MR..
fRAsqNSsef IA i4dS Ext sosner sgi' grand: sS Gan
PIANO, Wurlitzer spinet. mahosany:
used very little; S295. One of
many great values in kits ami
versary sale of famous make pianos.
KITS, 1880 G st. NV: %.
PIANOS-Don't miss KITS ami
PIANOS. Tremendous reductions on
new and used spinets, consoles,
grands; terms. S25 down; balance. 8
yrs KITS 1880 G st. NV. --25
PIANOS-Special discounts to men,
bers OF the armed forces: Govern
ment employes, D; c. employes. etc.
on display at all times including
the full Lester Betsy Ross line. Pay
as little as S25 down. PIANO MART.
1015 7th So. NV, ST. $500 Gust
above the library. "a
Evening star., 1952-10-20
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

I45O GIRARD ST. N.w.-Attrac. lge.
housekeeping rm., Frigidaire, range,
share bath; S14.50 wk.
e541 18th ST: N.W.-Nice: clean
utils.: S12 wk. for 2. CO. 514S.
sol SEWARD SQUARE S.E.-Conv.
loo, newly dec. bsmt rm.; stove.
T.fsF' HdsIv MT4S sins; HfSDsaY fSlt or adults. f.
pUPoNT 1JPosSi CIRCLE. 1922 p st. nv
Studio rm., refgr.. hot plate: adjoin-
ing bath; no drinkers; $37 so mo
MI. 1865, HU. S651. -21
3342 18th ST. H.W.-Large corner
rm. with porch. twin beds. dble. hot
plate. electric refgr.; convenient
transp. and stores. MI. 2506. -21
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Completel
furnished. incl. refgr. 1912 21st St.
DBLE. RIM, end Il. front: man and
wife pref; SIS wk. Call RE. 1851.
BSMT. STUDIO RIM, refgr.. radio,
TV shower; S22 wk. Smaller.
SIS. 2147 r st. NV, EX. O653..
CoLORED-sGLE. AND DBLE. rms. !:
all privileges; good transp. 1880
3rd st. NV. LU. 2-7527. -21
Evening star., 1952-10-20
ROOMS FURNisHED-N.w.

RID. Is34-Ss; so wk.;
sgle.. rms, s bs.. shwrs.. TV. pkng..
Bendix; men: 10 min dntn. AID. 4330.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. = Newly
decorated rms: daily maid service;
Hampshire ave, NV. NO. a9se.
1912 10th ST. NV. Scott Circle
Single. double and to-share rms;
daily, weekly and monthly rates.
1sss DEIAF1ELD PL. N.w.-Lge.
room. dble. bed. pvt. home, conv.
to tranSp. and restaurant. Gentle
man only. RA OIL. 30
WILSON HOUSE, 1922 18th ST.. mr..
Dupont Circle; excel. rm.. pvt. and
semibath; $50 and up. MI. 1895.
KM. WITH REFGR.-Dble.: e@pl.
adults; semipvt. bath; good loc.
and transp. M. 18th and Col; rd.
1ais B VERMONT AVE. N.w.-Walk-
ing distance town: nice single and
double rms, running water adjoin-
ing bath: SSH wk. ME. 1904.
CLUB 1893 18th St: re-
f1ned business women; clean. beau
tifully furn. rms. modern baths.
GEORGETOwN-Pleasant bed-sitting
rm.. semipvt bath for quiet empl.
lady: bkfst. privil.: no other roomers.
S45. Box 326-L. Star. -22
14i6 OAK ST. NV. front rm.; large
closet; radio; shower: Gentleman; SO
wk. Transp. at corner. TU. 1176.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

Sc. AREA--Two rms, kit. and
shower bath. Front apt. Ii. 4-60s4
after 8 pm. weekdays. -22
3 RMS, upstairs apt; $65 mo-. utils.
incl; will accept small child. 70O1
1913 s. K Rs sr. '0 SRssur s.ssss; sp.rtn.nt,
Of 1 and 2 rms, kit. and bath: all
new kit. equipment and completely
redecor:; utils. furn. F. M. PRATT
EEFiicfENcS. Eff HAi Sa'I NV, at 1929 gslpon,
st.; ... large M n,p room s.S Sish Sa kitchen: r.
sostts soon sHNsos ana ssoss GScas aasaiee' eo
NoVEMBER i CCcUPANCY.-A 1se
sirable Sc. area at 5000 4th St;
excellent bus transp; and good shop.
5iES 5fySSHs CO. 1906 IL St. NV" Ma
rAKOMA PIX. and Silver Spring area
Ell. apt: $52 mo-; 1-bedrm. apt,
$S5 mo-; 2-bedrm. apt, 500 mo. [;
util. incl. 81. 1850. weekdays. ---25
2 STUDIO APARTMENTS in duplex;
TnfurnisheG; :,s, each h1 has large sans panelsd
Wallk-in closets. dinette. kit: and
essh' essh sS9, 50. pfeWnins sS 4sS-WW. @so
THREE Rms, kit: ;..a semipyt; @ bath; ;,,n in
7tR AND REMEDY SIS. NV
Liv. rm.,- bedrm.. kit and bath.
Modern. Vacant. Rent $75 mo. To
inspect call KENNEDY REALTY
CO.. INC. Realtors. GE. 1902. -2l
2l53 CALF. ST. N.W.--One block
to Conn. Ave. (Car-bus). Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit, b.. Lge closets, Immed.
occup. 500. Efic., lge. rm,, 14x17
sep. kit. Sx10. b.. closets. Avail.
rNH. Noy. I1o;$ $s7;59 ,nr, rv,,sr -22
Extra work evenings. Two rooms
kitchenette; both $50. 1911 Eye
st. NV. 22e
Evening star., 1952-10-20
HOUSES UhFURNlsHEp

CLARENDON. conv. 10 min. to .Pent-
agon--2-bedrm. brick: full bsmt..
screened porch, gar. inclosed yard.
imm. occup. .S125 mo. 1896 N. Tay.
lor to inspect. Call Lo. 7-S350. al
BETHESDA AREA-Lovely. new. 4
bedrms.. l "a baths garage and porch:
ioeateS nma M.In, nI Public. PUBLIC Health institute
days call OIL. 1870. SAMUEL Z.
BOGLEY. INC.
SILVER SPRlNG-Prsc. new rambler;
Day ssq1R. MR MAksfEEER sfshi fy' sl i@nsS: srsS:
NV fHss s:SEpsM. 1H Ssisgss sssAMbLERs, clos. close to
1925 month. INQUIRE MISS PEAKE.
Phone RoekviIie 4@s6;; eve, Or.
ARfiNGToN - This brand-nex g.
SeesRfa,t Sedsm Famosr noos ini ssuDpsd k
baths din. eli. Rents for Sl65 mo:
Immediate occupancy PoMPONIo
RE REALTY ParHs0;oM IEe; 0W. 5e,1.. $500; - ,a
e S! sff5 per lSs %onth Rmfeis.: lease
WooDMooR AGENCY. INC. sH.
ciaRIay2ERLy AREA New: .emid.-
in bsmt;; gas heat; s126 mo-. on
DGPoNr 5efSe cati CIRCLE Mni SHIsi AREA s-stor,
brick: containing Is rms. and 2
baths. gas h.-w H.; garage; rec. rm.,
suitable for dancing. school. club
sSsst aSese dus. Ts sSgss ss5S so'sGs gsSe o sS
1919 r ST. Me- rms. and bath,
front porch, bsmt., auto. heat, 500
mo. 1904 H st. ne. IL. 3-15e1.
WEST HYATTsvILLE, MD.-54ol
37th, ave. bedrms.. liv. rm., with
rm., screened side porch, oil heat;
corner lot. quiet neighborhood; close
70 shopping and schools; available
8 BEDRMs.. gas heat, 1s-aere fenced
I'd: East Pines. Md; rent, 500 Q
FIyE-RM. HOUSE in Berwyn. viii ex.
bslssvllle A'e S.li foi: 9als nss's ss n.shi
ssii 81 syn " LExINGroN E. ST., Arl.. va Va
a stone home. 2 bedrms. and bath
psTn psT mo- 'edfR MHNNSs Hg RasnfY yasfns s!3e co
2'16 Wilson blvd. Arl. Gil. 27s3
1901 e1st ST. N.E.-Detached corne,
brick with !iv. rm.. din. rm.. D
bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.. side
porch, oil heat. $3.50 per month,
Call Mr.. Mack for appointment ts
HYATTsvTLLE. College Park area
Detached 2 bedrms., liv, rm,. din
lot; reas: rent for responsible party
AkErSGTos IL sc1ei FOREST SECTION
Near Arlington Hall. Pentagon
Navy. 512l Carlyn Springs I'd
5 rms. and bath. det. brick. Mod
home. Furn., $135; or unfurn
Move right in. Call IA. 2-1905
v.' srpErs: Si' s::as@s. !s5s. yard ssS' nearby
RIGGS PARK. 1891 Chilium pl. ne
-Three-bedrm., 1a-bath semidet.
recr. rm., disposal, dishwasher; S125
IvIERs MILL VILLAGE, 11sOe Idle.
wood rd.---Two-bedrm. bungalow
shopping. buses. schools: 500 Cal
WO. 1900. THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
WALTER REED HOSPITAL AREl
home, in new-h house condition. Ga
h.-w h.: rental. $50 per month
Cali Mr.. Washburn. Tu. 2091:
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1224 14th 81. NV: DI. 334!
FOUR R-BEDRM, CAPE COD. newi
JOHN W. W. MuLRoY CO.
l9e Hillwood Ave. Falls CHURCH. "
FA. s322 Ewes. IA, a37i
Evening star., 1952-10-20
BRICKS BRICKS
Good. Clean Brick. Any Quantity.
General Wrecking Co.
1n37 brentwood Rd NE MI R177

cAESULAT2R Az " iTSILrD ,wsR MsRySs slscsSls;
S13 I4th st. r.w
CAMERAS and Kodak reflex: cost
WA. s94s after z pm. -21
CARDS - Business and social for
ZEBRA sHoPPE, $40 F st. NV.
CASH REGISTER. National all
chrome. excel for rest. or bar: 4
totals and clerk keys; peri. mech.
cond,; gives receipt. Call RE. 1862.
CEMETERY LOTS-Four choice sites.
For Fort i1 5ineoin; less than market price.
COAL. GA @Sss wSoD RANGES. OF. maS laases:
coMB1Naf1oN COME NATION D DOORS. N iH.sineh Inch
white pine. bronze wire and II
ieng ltis. GALL!HER & kim
c6HTRs2Tok;E 2IEWICz; At: 15o9i IoSi,pursT sT2e
22B Bucyrus-Erie s4-yard Diesel
crawler shovel. new 1852. like new:
Job Bucyrus- sa-yard crawler
backhoe; model E Quickway 4L10-
truck crane comgination. backhoe,
model. All in sood condition. Phone.
write or wire SOUTHERN MA
GHINERY & EQUIPMENT CO.
DEaTa16I FfRps 6It 6IFEks iaI = Hrand-nes sli ia
Vents miidew' eorosione Sarpins:
gfi sfAR ESbo o fes IT, s. ssg nS eS
DESK AND CHAIR, imported teak,
5x3 IT.: executive type: new; must
dispose; $3.50. ia. 351s. after =
DIAMONDS Lady's SOL. ). ct,
lsdys. q. s'S cts. s $500; iadys. VS. SGo, cts,
Trades ACCEPTED. LIVINGSTON 4
6iGaMaSS SG h4SS sTNhRs4 ii NE IN t4o 40 dis
monds. appraised $3.50. Make an
DGPSE.TTfEA = TABLE. % two VI chi chrome ' chairs,
SIS: chest OF drawers. excel. cond.,
$40; floor lamp, 81. 1882 Girard
DiNETTTiEi fABIE, 3 chairs. spring
chair. crib: reasonable. VI. 1913
DINING RM. SUITE. mahoe., 10
pie piece; osg@ good condition; will sacrifice
hog. $3.50. Ii. 4-5425. ali day sat.
and Sun; weekdays. after 6. --23
DINING TABLE. unusual modern
harvest mahogany, asking 500;
bleached walnut tier table, $3.50;
quilted chintz and taffeta bed
spreads. draperies; perfect cond.:
all "a price or less. GE. 1877.
RANGE. GE de luxe push
button: double oven and broiler: save
about S175; price. S275. JE. 3-a2O2.
-23
Evening star., 1952-10-20
VACUUM CLEANERS
SPECIAL
S495

Selected trade-ins. Cash and carry
Hoovers, Eurekas, GEs. etc. Nc
623 Tth st. NV. 20
WARDROBES, red maple. single bed
end tables. knee-hole desk. Conant
Ball honey maple din. rm. table and
chairs; bookcases. AK. 1856. --2l
WASHERS-r Thor Automaglc; exceI
cond.; A. samples; was 1923 so, now
only SI49. Also large discounts en-
other famous b.snd fully automatiS
washers. STAR RADIO &C. s"9
WASHER - Maytag automatic. les:
than ! VI. old, peri. cond., reason
able. Leaving town. LU. 1-5:333.
WASHERS-Reconditioned. guaran-
teed: easy terms. up to. 2 years
to pay. All makes and models
ALLISON's. AID. 42O6. Open till
WASHING MACHINES. fully automa-
tic Bendix. rebuilt by factory-au..
Sl19a5. Also Easy Whirldry, $29.95;
Apex wringer $49.95; Easy wringer
S59.9o; Easy Spindrier. S99.9o.
Don't take unnecessary chances on
used equipment; every machine We
rebuild carries new-maehine guar
antee. Terms less than 20c per day
at Washington's only exclusive wash
ing machine store. ia. 1900. --22
Evening star., 1952-10-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

29th ST. NV, nr. Conn. ave. l.
bedroom apt, nicely furn;, S9s mo,
FRANCIS SCOTT EEY nOTEL-one
room. kit. and oath: completely
furn.; air-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; SIS to 81 per day ior ! or
2 people; full hotel services: no time
limit. 500 goth It. NV MA 5426
WILSON HOUSE, near Dupont
Circle-Excellent 2-rm. apt suit
able for 4; $50 each; also suites
and rooms with semipvt. baths. MI.
e296 20
ri Sth ST. N.E.-Bedroom. kitch-
en-livine room combined. semibath;
no linens: no drinking. -22
FURN. APTS.-Two rms. $40 week;
3 rooms, SO week. Complete noLel
service: HEDIN HOUSE HOTEL.
2902 Newton st. ne. corner New
ton and r. I. aye.). Phone AD
CONN. AVE. near Military rd.-4
spacious rooms. suitable 3: attrac-
lively furnished: lease. S125. AD.
0931, OR. 2574. -21
Evening star., 1952-10-20
ROOMS FURNIshED-s.E.-s.W

BEDROOM - Double bed, next to
bath, breakfast privilege. 1924 You
st; Sc. AK; 4507. 30
tiful home; exclusive residential
area; washer-dryer and telephone
privileges. 3129 Westover dr.. Sc.
roukisT Sdi SsSS' HOME to steady rooners; m2f
ia. O9s3, Ii. 6-7S46. 30
$40 18th ST. S.E.-Lge. front dble.
rm. 2 refined persons; conven. loc. !;
pvt. entr. Ii. 6-6O23. go
COLCRED-327 10th ST. Sc; privil.
Ii. 3-421S after 8. $50 per mo.
Evening star., 1952-10-20

STENOTYPE. late model; reconoi-
toned, guaranteed; S42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER co. S13 l4th st.
NV
Storm Windows, Aluminium
Delivered to you at wholesale prices.
Save dollars by installing your own,
or We can install for you. No money
down. 3 yrs. to pay. KE. 7-0520.
TABLE. dining. mahogany, 42x6O
TELEvISION-Extra large discounts
on brand new 1852 and 1868 ma
tionaily- advertised "a" and 90"
table and console televisions. Cash
or terms. Fully guaranteed by
Washington's Oldest TV and Appli-
ance Store. STAR RADIO CO.. 400
TE1L.EvisIoN-Muntz. 81" has now
arrived. The new rectangular pic
ture tube is here direct. and as large
as this newspaper page, you are now
reading. Picture detail and clarity,
is equivalent to or better than any
television manufactured today. The
price range of the Muntz 27" TV
amounts to what you would give for
an average sized 21" TV set. For
your convenience, demonstrations
can be arranged. Please call ia.
TELEVISION-we have closed out
this department and are selling all
remaining sets at wholesale and
less. See Mr.. Burroughs. JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and G sts. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bath: con-
venient tranSp.: one or two gentle
men OIL. 0257.
Ice. BEDRM.. next bath; Arlington;
mr.. busline; gentleman, OK. 2731.
.-21
BETHESDA-Rm. with pvt. bath in
lovely home; conv. transp.; $40 mo |;
ARLINGTON nr. Pentagon, Navy An
neX-Furn, rms. for empl. girls
clean quiet, pvt. home. sRl. or twin
beds, phone. laundry. mr.. transp.
IA. S-S9S3 -21
RIVERDALE-Lge. rm.. kit. privi-
leges; close to transp. WA. 1929
LGE. ATTRACTIVE RM. for l or 2
men. quiet neighborhood, close to
tranSp.; conven. to restaurants. OW.
SINGLE fS9a ROOM, nice neiehborhood, MSa
near Lee hwy, bus. shopping center.
IA. 8-1095. go
SILVER SPRING-Large. nicely furn.
room; private bath; desirable, conv.
transportation. JU. 7-701S. -26