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Evening star., 1952-07-05
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MRS. FRANK BEEKMAN
The former
Miss Helen Smelling.

Miss Helen Smelling, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Smelling
of Abilene, Tex, became the bride
on July 3 Of Mr.. Frank Beekman.
The ceremony was performed by
Judge Nelson in his chambers. 80
Mrs. Theodore Haynes of New
York was the brides matron of
honor. Serving as best man was
Mr.. Walter Beekman, brother Of
the bridegroom. After the cere-
mony. Judge and Mrs. Nelson en-,
|tertained with a brunch for the
members Of the bridal party and
their guests. Last evening Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Arnold enter.
tanned at a reception for the
Inewlyweds. :,
Evening star., 1952-07-05
HighIights
Radio Today.

1880, WMAL-TheSe Are the Men;
A radio picture of the major presi-
Dental candidates.
SEQ, w A S H-Twenty Questions
Nancy Van Deventer is guest
panelist.
$3.50, VIVID Baseball: Wash
ngton VS.. Boston.
$3.50, WMAL - Dress Rehearsal
Republican convention prepare.
tions.
$3.50, WAS H-MGM Theater Of
the Air: Veronica Lake stars in
RED Dust"
S:OO, WRC-E Senator KefaJHer:
Evening star., 1952-07-05
~. e
miss. Angela BokeI
IToBe Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus c. Baker
Of Washington announce the en-
Igagement of their daughter. An
|gela Marie, to Mr.. Augustine J.
AnaStasi. He is the son Of Mrs.
Angelina Anastasi. also of this
city. and the late Mr.. Rosario
AnaStasi.
The wedding will take place In
the late summer.
Evening star., 1952-07-05

St. Sophia Greek Orthodox
Church was the scene Of the June
% wedding Of Miss Lille A. Hat
ton Of Brooksville, Fla, and WASH
ington and Mr.. James Bakalis of
Beckley, w. Va. and this city.
Father A. Lalousis officiated and
a reception followed at the May
flower Hotel.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Alice Hatton and the late
Mr.. James Hatton Of Florida and
Washington. The bridegroom'S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bakalis, reside in Beckley.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
80 Pet. Of All Fires
Gould Be Prevented, i,
IChief Sutton Saws

Ninety per cent of all fires could
be prevented. Fire Chief M. H.
Sutton said today, in calling at
tention to President Truman's
proclamation designating the
week Of October sill as Fire
Prevention Week.
Fire losses, he said, caused H.
900 deaths and property damage
of $3.50, ,084.000 in the country last
year.
In the District. firemen re-
sponded to 5.521 fires. Among
the causes of fires here were care
less use of smoking materials,
flammable liquids. heating and
cooking appliances. electricity and
allowing trash and rubbish to ac-
cumulate.
Chief Sutton made the follow
ing recommendations to guard
against fires:
Have your heating plant and ap-
lpliances cleaned and Serviced be-
fore the heating season sets in.
Don't use flammable liquids for
Icleaning purposes.
Remove all accumulations of
rubbish. old furniture, mattresses
and the like, from attic, closet
|and basement.
Never smoke in bed. Have
|plenty Of ash trays available in
every room. Keep matches in a
safe location out of sight and
reach of small children.
Use metal containers with metal
covers for ashes and trash.
Watch your lamps and appli-
ance cords for dangerous wear.
Never use improper fuses or dan
gerous substitutes.
The Fire Department will hold
a public demonstration of fire
apparatus and fire-fighting tech
nique at Fifteenth street and
Treasury place NV. at 10 am.
October II.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

be applied frequently throughout
the day (there's no medicinal
odor) to speed healing. It brings
much, much faster relief from
Athletes Foot, too! You simply
must try it so let me send you:
"a GENEROUS SAMPLE OF CUTI.
CURA INDICATED LIQUID! Just send
zoe Addressing Nancy sssssr. 71l
Evening star., 1952-10-02
D. {. Man Held in Death
OF Common-Law Wife

Woodrow Carr, 81, was held for
grand jury action yesterday, fol-
lowing an inquest into the fatal
stabbing Of his common-law wife,
Mrs. Elva Litha Lam, AZ. of 213
D street NV.
Carr refused an attorney at the
inquest and made no statement.
He was arrested Tuesday night.
Homicide Squad detectives said he
plunged a Scout knife into Mrs.
Lam'S chest as she sat in the living
room watching television.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

be lacking. That's why It not only
builds up stamina and resistance,
but helps children develop sound
teeth. strong bones, husky body
:. and why so many doctors
recommend it, too. Furthermore,
SCOTS Emulsion is pleasant
tasting and easy to digest :. so ask
your Druggist for the bottle with
the fisherman on the label today!
Evening star., 1952-10-02

eye. An ivory tinted coating on
the bottom half of the bulb softens
the downward glare to fiatter
room furnishings and fabrics. Use
GENERAL ELECTRIC GA lamps
in living and dining rooms, hall
ways, bedrooms. You'll be de-
lighted with their soft, mellow
light. Just 40c for the 50-watt
size, 6Oc for the l00-watt size (for
single bulb fxtures) plus tax.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

so economical for there's no
peeling, no trimming and NO
waste. So put BinB Mushrooms
on your shopping list today and
start using them often . like this:
Surround pot roast with BinB Whole
Mushroom Crowns. Gismori1s home
fried potatoes with BinB Sliced Mush-
rooms. Extend chopped chicken iivsrs
with BinB Chopped Mushrooms.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

your skin viii be
clear, smooth and
lovely again! You
see, this greaseless,
stainless, "in-
visible" prepara-
ton is effectively,
yet mildly, anti
SoYafiN and oan
Evening star., 1952-10-02

-. it's powerful
nourishnent that
supplies natural
A & D Vitamins,
energy building
natural oil factors
and added min
AralR that NAV
Evening star., 1952-10-02

they're the only
m US h r o o m 8
broiled In pure
creamery butter.
then packed in
{ h e ir o W n
luscious broth.
Still these rich,
full-f | wore d
mushrooms are
Evening star., 1952-10-02

cause of t h e
bulbs unique
shape, most OF
the light goes up
ward, gives an
indirect lighting
effect { h a t s
nleasin0 In the
Evening star., 1952-10-02
MEMO 70 MOTHERS

building up your youngsters re-
sistance' to colds and other ills
no,Di And the best way to do that
is to give them SCOTS Emulsion
), for it's more than Just a tonic
Evening star., 1952-10-02

sprouts, water chesmuts, bamboo
shoots, mushrooms and sweet
peppers! AL you. do is follow
the directions on the label >. and
these Chinese treats are ready to
eat. Ask your Grocer for La
CHOY Chinese Dinner, too -. a
complete meal-in-a-carton, ready
to serve. Just heat
Evening star., 1952-10-02

NEW LAMP BUlB DRESSES vP
cEIulNe FIXTURES! Old-fash-
ioned bare bulb fixtures look more
attractive, much more modern,
when you fit them with GENERAL
ELECTRIC's new GA lamps, Be.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

DON'T Be DISTRESSED when a
pimple, rash or other externally
caused blemish blossoms out" in
your complexion just apply
CUT1CURA M DICATE D
LIQUID and before you know il
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HOUSE PLANTS
SPECIALLY PRICED

Choose from Iorse complete selection Of
thousands Of popuIor rare and unusual
plonts!
African VoIets, large plants in boom
Pot. SSe
ChYsonthemuns in bud and bloom. Pot. sse
Decorative Pepper Plants, full Of fruit
Pot, 59e
Beeonio Plants in bloom, pink Pot, 39e
Chinese Everereens, grow in woter.
each, 4ee
Picture Window Plants, choice Of thousands,
for 81
Coctus Plants, many interesting varieties.
fos 81
Hordy PhiIodendron Vines, need no light.
grow in soil or water -- Pot, 69e
Hardy Ivy Plants, all new varieties. Pot, 9Se
Giont Pyromid PhiIodendron on bark.
Eoch, 2.59
New Imported Neptune Fern-orows with
out woter or soil, emerald green. Bunch,
37e
New Pick-o-bock Plants, grows from the
Giont Phodendron on Bark, huge plants for
home, office or showroom $50
Evening star., 1952-10-02

KNOW MY INSPIRATION for MAX
ing simple dishes sublime? It's
BinB Broiled in Butter Mushrooms
-. for they add heavenly good
ness to even the humblest Left
overs. And the reason is this
Evening star., 1952-10-02

=
" i { h celery
and leftover
meat, fish or
fowl and for .
more exotic
treat, use La.
CHOY Mixed
Chinese Vege-
tables . . 4
rare combina-
ton of bean
Evening star., 1952-10-02
WHAT A sAvoRY DISH to set b,

fore your liking" homemade
chow mein or chop suey made the
quick-easy, economical way!
How? Well, for a simple dish,
combine LaCHOY Bean Sprouts
Evening star., 1952-10-02

I'm FROM MISSOURI" :. / need
to be shotrn. Take the new
TUFFY, for instance. TUFTY Is
a red-and-yellow woven ball Of
tough plastic "wonder-mesh"
deSi0nad "a rny,lanA vnnees,
Evening star., 1952-10-02

scraperS, dish
rags and brushes.
I could see that
TUFFY would be
perfect for rims
ing dishes before
washing Gin place
Evening star., 1952-10-02
BUE-LIMES by Nancy Susser

weekly Advertising cevma # Thiass Mem and interesting
New York, Oct. FL have exciting news for you
I've discovered an amazing "foam.wash'' called
NYLAST that actually doubles the life Of your nylons
and cuts your hosiery bill in half! It was made espe.
eialy to protect (s vital ingredients were perfected
|by DuPonO while it scashes and beauties. In
other words, il adds strength as il washes to
4 dull finish that's ultra fashionable. And with
less than minute and less than penny to get your
esh so be sure to tell your friends about ii, too.
iful you did for other product, soap or deter.
nylons last like NYLAST!
Evening star., 1952-10-02

OF a brush) but, frankly, ]
couldn't see it washing dishes in
the pan :. until tried it. TUFFY
works ,oonders really cleans
utensils and china without leaving
a scratch. With TUFFY, the whole
dishwashing job IS faster, easier!
It even takes off gummy maca-
roni, sticky eggs then rinses
clean under the tap. Never smells
or corrodes. So why not convincs
yourself use TUFFY.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
AZSzLZ!zk7 GARDENS
OMOp AMeFICd >
First Garden
''Super Market
with ROOmy Carts

Be your own salesman and SAVE!
Roomy shopping eorts are at your
disposoI-just like those in any
other supermorket! Browse around
choose freely from the large
selection Of plants and gardening
needs! Every item is plainly marked
and priced for your convenience.
Use Your Shopping PIote
Evening star., 1952-10-02
MODERN FRESH CUT
FLOWER SHOP

Fresh cut flowers for every OCCASION DeIv-
cred fresh dolly from our Greenhouses. We
want fresh flowers to arrive fresh and nec-
essorly they require Special Delivery Service.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

NURSERY
DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
Hordy AzoIeos, red blooms - Each eSe
Hcrdy chryscnthemums, many eoIors, in
bud and bloom Eoch 98e
Hardy FIowerins Shrubs and Vines. Eoch 9Se
hordy Rhododendrons, lavender. Each CSC
Hordy Eversreens, loree selection. Each 2.9S
Living Fences tmultfloro roses) IS for l.4o
Evening star., 1952-10-02

SPECIAL TULIP MIXTURES
Imported from Hollond
Giant DoVwin Tulips rainbow mixture
Of oil coiors IS for 81
Giant Double Eorly Tulips mixed coIors,
Is for 81
Giont Lily y-FIowered Tulips mixed,
IS for 81
cottose Tulips Dutch mixture.
lS for 81
Breeder Tulips superfine mixture,
Is for 81
Rembrendt Tulips exotic mixture,
18 for 81
New Giont Double Peony-fIowered Tulips,
mixed tor 81
CioRt Povrot Tulips fontostic color
mixture TOR ~
ANY 3-DoLLAR ITEMS 2.7S
ANY k-NAl An lTeAG z nm
Evening star., 1952-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNISHINGS, contents Of S-rm
house, odd pieces, misc. items. Mus
sell. 1882 Hobart st. NV. AID. 1891
-27
!FURSITURE, modern S-piece win,
mohatr living room set. 6-piece bed
room box spring and mattress. Lge
desk eirc ilar cocktail table. HU
FURNITURE-Children's, also bed
tansstTS [m;: S1piesss aes chrome dinette set
excel. cond. Lo. 4-03O7 or inquire
l515 59th ave-, Apt 2O4, Marlboro
Garden Apts., Gil pm. -27
FURNITURE. porch; 8 spring stee
chairs, $40 each; chaise loung,
With mattress. $50; or all for $40
FURNITURE-Limed oak bedrm.
double dresser, chest. night table
ped Ssrta box spr.. inn. spr; matt.
maple dinette. S45; maple and limt
oak occ. tables; silver fox dinette
$50; miscel, "the little store around
the corner" 4429 Wisconsin ave
nRdSsp niS; Open aa1d Friday til pm. Sat. Z
FURNITuREMEntire snt TUB IT, furnishings o.
ig gSi M0a: s. nv; ne rT Ii. sesEg ss4ss dinetts s
FURNITURE-Sofa bed, club chair
Sonee table and lamp table. Cal
FURNITURE - Simmons Hide-a bed
b6rraand-new, green freize uphol., cost
spssta sPsatpessfflS ss 6R R!e?Sjs6 SdsS Wash Te in
FuRNITURE-Special sale on ster,
ilized. reconditioned sofa beds, Ss5
$29, S55; Hide-a-hed type sofa
sonpss san ss.e ST. g dss BE sssyWsos ss bsss
1sehoe Snsd desP sP .'ts sa s2o eRsats %RsR.
aresserssli s,a 's saS:s So 5pe sss ssssk Sfst SSas
set: $50; 7-pc. maple dinette set
ta5Is tha55Isain; Ssd7 Duncan dso ia, Phyfe din. Im
sss; stsdio atS1:sai co1cs. ss4 ssspies Lounge Sig
chairs. bargains: END. lamp anc
81. $40. S13: mirror. bargain
modern al mig. twin beds, maple
met. bargain: china cabinets. S25
THE HOME SHOP. 1745 L St NV.
Fbnrs EE; ss81. :, Terms. Daily Q to 9
FURNITgRE-Dinette set. lined oak
e9net' china cabinet, table. 4 chairs
opens to isx9s. s''a saoa ohisnsS Tsor pisSl DHGc
Ts TssheE Hg,s attachment. $50. MoSSins
FURNITURE Solid oak. hand
carved. 1O-piece dining rm. set
1895. 20. S-7997 after 5 o'clock
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new, bet.
ter-grade bedrm,, dining. rm., Twins
room from unclaimed freight anc
factory samples. etc: A great saw:
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV;
daily. 1915; Sat. It'll 4. RE. 1910
FURN.-Two-piece bedrm. set, ige
dresser, dble. bed. wal. $50; all
wool rug, l01axI2, SS5. OIL. 1864.
city. must sell com
plete one-bedrm. apt. furn.. beauti-
full; also Oriental rugs. Cali from
40 ewes. Ii. 4-7a3s. 2o5 10th st,
FURN.-New cocoa and gold mod.
$50; mahog. tier Cabinet. S25: used
wine Chesterfield. $40: fioor lamp,
S3; 2039 N. Vermont st., Arlington.
FURN.-Hotpoint electric range. Ser
vel .refgr. with freezer compart-
ment, cherry double dresser and
mirror and bed. sofa. chairs, pine
drop. leaf table; all like new. Call
evenings. XII. S-136O. go
FURN.. COMPL.-Bed, rug, lamp,
studio couch, chairs, dinette set,
END table. 6425 14th st. NV,
Evening star., 1952-07-25
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont }

COCKER-Blond female, 5 mos; reg
jssered; good with children; $50.
BOXERS-AKC, male, 16 NO.; fe-
male. 3 mo-; fawns with flashing
white. markings; excel. quality,
raised with children. Ask operator
for Vienna 375-R. -27
BoxERSzFaxn. Axe registered, 8
SEks:; DELWooD KENNELS. Lees
LADDIE v. HEIDELBERG. German
show. dog. for sale to good home in
country only. Box 451-B. Star, OF
ENGLISH SPRINGER, female; 3 mo-;
TeglStered; Box 297-D. Star. .-27
P1ishs. P%aiEhssd TIE. sots gols. ssar' semitic loving
PUPS. part Cocker; 10 wks,, wormed;
Sys.n 70; MIaesAsdd0oNEY. I1ssdo colesville. Eyer
GREAT DANE; Axe reg, 8 yrs. old:
SS1d zee ss0g sa09e; reasonable price. Cali
FSEF sxIE.s 2iEe Beagle pups. 3 months mont
J: A. BEALL, Is2 caivert iert' rd.. ROE. ROE.
rHills, vile, Nd. Ph, Rockville 4505. -27
COCKER SPANIEL, black, female;
s,as' mos' Old and paper broken. DU
DAsHOUND. thoroughbred, male,
sa99ggse6roken. s9g very gentle. 2 yrs. old,
BASSETT HOUND, 9 mos. old, male
excel! fN mar 6maasTFkinss. 500 or best ofer
sETTEk oSSttPs. healthy. 8 xEs-:2 EM29 not
sLeesburg, EA: 1486. -26
SCOTTIE CHOICE PUPPIES, Axe
reg; ch. breeding. MAC KINNON,
l6Q5 Roosevelt, Arl.. FA. 3432.
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION In
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs
good food. kind supervision. Pick up
and delivery. Stud service. KRISS
kRCSS KENNELS. Browning 679.
SHELTIES miniature colIiesD. Axe
reg Call Jefferson 2-O261 or King
S-l 246. for appointment.
BOXER PUPPIES, 2 mos. old, reg.
Axe inoeulated, yormed; wonderful
BOXERS. champ. sired. z weeks,
males, fawn, golden brindle; S75
and 500. Hyattsville O15S or WA.
DACHSHUNDS, champion sired, out
OF granddaughter of Ch. Superman
Won Marienlust. WI. 4512. --27
Evening star., 1952-07-25
FARM 6 GARDEN

BULLDoZER AND LOADERS-For
sxcaVattng' grading and land clear
ianne;; For free estimates call UN.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil. blue
5fnOs. 5Ul s:.s73492.: 39. s-657s; daytime sSaiy.
FLxGsToSE for walks. p.tios. -Is ire
PLACES; PLACES; S22 pc, per ton; covers ap-
gssSsSsl%atsIH gsss oa sA !24 a347 sa- IT. CAN sH.
ToBAACC0 tsBA sTdI66IKGs; d6IG s25 per thou
TRACTOR. Garden Farm. 2 h.p.. with
depIn gage: Tin. plow; cultivator,
TREE Removal. s. s. and dup up. get 6a1 our
PAgL,s TREE SERVICE, Lo. 5-457s:
USED EQUIPMENT-F-I2 with cult.
never; anS noH = With 111h cut, c; B With cult
NEW EQUIPMENT-1 II. C. Cub, SUI
per A. c. H. and NJ. tractors, piows,
cult, li,Y,. mowers: rakes. disc; planters.
spresders S5rs saieIs sade ioraee harvestsTs
Nasons: baisr and binder twins, iss,
vesters. blowers, saws. cement mix
ers. discs and baler twine. New
u 1dea o., rakss, mo mowers, corn pickers,
WoSSA opASo0CASp C4Ct6LO1Ss W1BUu
unloader, wagon bodies, sprayerS,
pulyerizers, Meyers hay conditioner,
parts and service. MALONEY'S.
INC, Silver Spring. Md.
POWER LAWN MOWERS, new, IA
nous brand, 1s-in., $50. so. MAI.O-
NEY's, INC. S126 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring, Nd. JU. S-33:3.
H. C. CUB as low as $71S; good
for lao acres. MALONEYS. INC,
Silver Spring, Md.
MALL JAWS; new and used; parts
and service. MALONEY'S. INC.
Silver Snring. Md.
so ACRES TREES, suitable for cord
wood: top soil or sod also. Phone
Laurel 977-R, after 6 pm. --26
OATS FOR SALE-First quality.
Write or phone VIM. A. HEFLIN,
Poolesville. Md. Phone Poolesyille
SPEC1AL-Diamond K baler twine.
$13.75 per bale. MALONEY'S. INC.
Silver Spring. Md, JU. S-3333.
Case: Reg. with cult. pillow and
mower; Economy with starter, ploW
and mower, 2 IA" plows. land roller,
25-v. mower. ensilage harvester,
John Deere 2-row corn picker.
MALONEY'S. INC, Silver Spring.
Md.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ONE GIRL. go to 25, to share 2
6sar 6sdrm; apt apt. with 2 others. Call IA.
DuPoNT Snp6 a''e5 CIRCLE Z En- AREA-wantedG l
girl to share attractive apt. with l
other girl. age 21 to 26. co. 9220.
| 2 GIRLS, 2o-3O, to share attrac. bun
galow. Completely. furnished. nr,
Dusli9s onI an and ,,s shopping center $50
ONE OR TWO GIRLS, eo-e5, to share
s ii Ss ssy Sst; ss5a and Sum: days. s{tsF
%ATUkE Ia 0sSsi GENTLEMAN wishes msl to
sentleman; pE. pE 475s, 1889 S s1st
1 GIRL wanted to share apt: near
18th and COLUMBIA I'd. nv with 2
ONE GIRL. private bedroom, share
with two other girls, Aug. lst;
g3ed legation. good TRANSPORTATION.
sGEE. sGE oesf; Girl to share 1-bedrm. 2ar aDt.,
ONE Or TWO GIRLS to share nicely
GEORGETOWN-Large apt. to share
WITH With consenial ssl is1 gentleman; prbiyste
YOUNG MAN to to share are sc. furnished
apt, ! bedrm., Iiv. rm.. bath and kit.
Radio and washer. Phone LU. 4-5572
YOUNG YsttHS !? MAN n wanted to share enc mod.
ern large air-cond. Ell. apt in NV
TV. uni. ph. S45. Box 4O-B. Star
COLORED-WILL SHARE MY APT.
with one other lady rent free in ex-
change for night care of children;
local refs. DE. 65SS. -27
Evening star., 1952-07-25

CHAIRS, nospital beds. etc.
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE OXYGEN
& EQUIP. CO.. INC, 1923 L st. NV.
ME. 5000. Open "a hrs. 7-day wk.
3-PC. LIVING RIM. SUITE, dinette
ext. table. 4 chrS. Qime oak). like
new >210. 1851 Pa. ave. Sc. End
CLEARANCE - Studio
couch. S39; chest OF drawers. $50;
desk. S25; bedroom suite. $75: sofa
bed. $40, and many odd pieces.
HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS. I'LL
l4th st. NV, AID. 0743. 25'
MAPLE DINETTE TABLE. 4 chairs,
perfect cond.; S35. ia. 4143.
SINGER SEWING MACH. $50; din.
table. chairs; SIS; server, $40: sgls.
extra chairs. Ii. 4-1o64. Ea6
TWIN BED. fair cond. $50.
;s'ti AUTOMATIC WASHER. 8
cleaner: .s26. Both in excel. cond.
LEAVING TOWN. like new modern
gray Hairwood double bed. spring.
mattress. double dresser and mirror
complete. S200: upholstered chair,
$50: 12x15 gray cotton carpet.
500: coffee table, SIS: lamps. No
dealers: HO. 6445: -27
with box springs. S1O0. EN-. 1859.
automatic washing ma.
chine, used 4 months: IT-in. Philco
TV, used 4 months; sele. bed. Studio
couch vi. T7OO, Ext a25 17S
Evening star., 1952-07-25
DOGS. PETS. etc.

BOXER. Is mo-. male brindle. Axe
champion nneage. excel. show and
stud Possibilities. JE. 3-S075. --26
POlNTER--If you want a thorough
pred for hunt, not show, perf. for
fall training; reas. OIL. 2079. -25
AlRDALE PUPS. reg. Axe: devoted to
children: friendly. sturdy. loyal
intelligent. LO. 4-766S. go
REGISTERED SIAMESE KITTENS.
male and female: housebroken.
Vienna 35-W.11. --26
WANTEDGPet lovers who win give
good homes. to black and white toy
collie, mixed and wire mixed young.
Also cats and kittens. Reasonable.
BOXER PUPPIES for sale: reason
able prices. Ask operator for Fulton
BOXER PUPS; fawn. axe, champion
stock: NO reasonable offer refused.
DACHSHUND PUPPIEs; Axe cham
pion stock; reduced prices; leaving
town. Etmwood 1891.
c0CHER PUPPIEs; s. each. AP.
A1V8. ~
Evening star., 1952-07-25
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

TWO RMS. nicely furn., all utils.:
Tefsr.; hot plate. 1912 9th st. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC; i711 18th st.
NV; single. 3 windows. lge. closet.
refg., hot plate: $45. DU. 9595.
WASHINGTON cIRcLE-Lse. Ink.
rm. No objection to small child
1916 FAIRMONT ST. N.w.-Large
bedrm. and kit. for cple.: also,
smaller Ink. rm.
1880 HARVARD ST. N.W-House-
keeping rms. reception room, kit.
and laundry. HO. 779S. -2S
TAKOMA PARK, beaut. mod. furn..
Ink. rm.. pvt. bath: 1st f.; pvt
entr. 2 exposures JU. 1858.
ARLINGTON. Avail. Aug. 8. Gas
range in rm.; share bath, refgr
with cple.; nr. transp. Call GIL. 1900,
TAkoMA PK.-Dble. rn. for men,
in cool, mod. equip. apt, at city
bus terminal; $40. 81. 7073. go
COMPL. HOUSE PRIVILEGES, VERY
REAsoNABhE' BdsS sA6hE sfcSB Go0P NJ TRANsP HP
213S. Ewes. OR SUNDAYS. -27
Evening star., 1952-07-25
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

ss; ocs. 81. r. !Es 4sHs fsss B: 81:
"%iifIsSOtk WIZ 81 naousHHe:" 'tSss isSs 1sthI :..
"a s1o. Ss9a se%ai-pvs.' bath; $50 pvt. bath.
1915 si ssHS: siss ST. NV. Small, clean
room, near bath and shower; g.
wEsrMsiSisrER RS MsaiSSsisrER HorEL-1ec7 7Is isth
st.-sgle. and dbie. rms; running
water; ss-$1b wk. Tv; fans. Ho.
MASS HisS WIS. AVE. sEc.-con7. NIs car.
seSt,e%sa; ess SSo seS sss 6 5T 4s9s hSns privss
sSsagSssSi ss aS ss'S: 2:s fI' e: s
DufaoSSTT ffa ST' tfRSLE tssS VIC. hi Ie 18Th
Ct; n;w-Two single slesping rms,
rE 'e GAsnE snf sas iS4s Dg gilt@o1s sSss. e
clean and comfortably. maid service:
laundry privileges. DU. 577S. -26
sssdia iss 5ns men, Is mn sarss antn Iv Paisa 1C
l1746 HOBART ST: N.W.-Large,
SSist SS. home, close ss 70 bath. unltgited
front single room: weekly rates.
I4se GERARD ST. N.w.-SThe
Palmer House; near shopping CEN
ter, clean single, near bath; $3.50
sCoTTs sGCSoSTF;Ts HOTEL, a1s1 o St. C NV,
near Dupont Circle, within hrst taxi
zone. excl. bus service. Modern
women. Larse.. lounge. television.
free movies. all rooms single with
running water telephone, laundry
facilities, hair dryers, sewing room.
coffee shop. Rates So daily after
Ist week. HO 9100. -27 !.
FRONT RM:. private bath; good
transp.; 10th st. bus and 14th st.
GEoRGEToWN vIcINfTY@sgle rm..
hot plate. refgr.; semipyt. bath; un-
lin. phone. WO. 57S4.
ROOMS, downtown location. Apply
desk, EBBTTT ANNEX HOTEL, 10th
and II st. NV. Ma. .5034. 81
FRONT ROOM. laundry and kitchen
privileges, reasonable rent. NE.
Front RM.. lovely. suitable for 1
or Q: cooking, laundry privilege:
excellent transportation. RA. $3.50.
LARGE ROOM; woman only: single
occupancy In private home, semipvt.
bath; excellent transportation.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
TELEVISION
Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
discounts. Opsn tn 0 pm.
AIMCO TV SALES

$3.50 y: washington Blvd.
Arlington, Va. GIL. 1900
Nv SETS for sale. Five I2h-in
table models; make offer. Phone
-Tg.l,le TTg; I1sI, $04 Kennedy st. nv: -2s
from 8. to 2 pm. HoPWoODS,
TYPEWRrrERs SfP ahs & s. Is. By Royal. tabl.
model. like new; only S74.50'
OWNER, Elk. 56l1: after 2. ST.
1856. Mr.. sLACKMAN. --25
tank, worth $50. so. now, $50 so;
GE upright. $40; Eureka. $40;
Hoover, $3.50. 1912 Lee hwy.
WASHER. Thor Ausomagic. 1850:
$50. Call IA. 2-393S. --25
WASHER, Hotpoint, compl, auto.
1 yr.; excel cond; $175. Firepl.
scr. andirons. SIS. SH. 274O. -27
WASHER. Bendtx automatic. de luxe
$T5; good condition. Call JE: B.
WASHER-Comb. clothes washer and
dishWasher, Thor" in good cond.; /;
also sacri. gas range, $50 complete.
OIL. $3.50 betn. 9-noon.
WASHERS. Thor Automatic, excel.
cond., d. samples, was $223.60. now
only $149. Also large discounts on
other famous brand, fully automatic
washers. STAR RADIO CO. .40o
11th st. nv. 40