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Evening star., 1952-09-28
FRED LEIGHTON. INC.

1914 Wise. Ave.-HU. 1877
The new Fall hours Of this
Latin-American Import Shop
are from 10 am. until 2 pm.
daily except Saturday, when It
is open until 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Artists Mort

The Artists Mart at 1861 wis
cOnsin Avenue will put on sale,
beginning October /, a collection
Of paintings, oils and water
color and sculpture with a top
price Of $1,000. The sale will
continue through December.
Telephone: HO. O354.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

Genevieve Hend-
ricks has e s t a b.
lished a branch
office Of her Studio
Of Interiors on K
st. in the building
at 1879 Wisconsin
Avenue which she
bought last year.
The building was
formerly occupied
by The Questers.
Miss 81 e n d ricks
meets clients by
appointment in her
Georgetown branch
and told ma that
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Meenehon's Hordwore
324l N Street. t-North $500
100A 1Ash e NV


On . very warm day last week
I saw Q display Of andirons,
firescreens, fireplace sets, and
Cape Cod lighters in Meene-
hams window. Thus, fore
warned is to be forearmed," I"
for October with its chilly eve.
nings. The collection is large
and most attractive. Many of
the andirons are reproductions
Of Colonial designs made Of
brass or iron, and are low In
price, from $4.95 to $25; the
flrescreens are In several de-
signs, some on standards, and
others with the metal mesh
curtains. A good idea to make
q selection early!
Evening star., 1952-09-28

uIIU CUIU II6 GIIdC
one Of these days she will move
lock, stock and barrel to our
Town. She is now doing the
interior Of q Club for the Navy
in Chicago. 1t will be the lar
gest Club in the world, and Is
the 26th Club Miss Hendricks
has done for the Service. Phone:
DU. 1747.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Krupaalu'
Antique shnr
l404 Wisconsin Ave.

The handsome window dis
plays of this Shop, the largest
importers in this area, gives one
a good idea Of what he will find
on the newly decorated three
floors Of the establishment.
English and Continental an
tiques consisting Of furniture,
paintings, chandeliers and dec
orative accessories are here in
striking arrangements. Also q
selection Of fine reproductions.
Mrs. Jean Lynch, Of Jean Frear,
Inc, whose studio Of interiors
Is on the second floor, is avail
able for consultation with
clients in the Shop. Telephone:
North 6665.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

No prof essional
brush ork Is
needed /. . just
brush it on and
there are no
streaks, laps or
brushYnarks. It
dries in 20 min
utes and Is Odor-
less!
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Uau AusnnA
Photographer Of Children
1855 Wisconsin Avenue

Mr.. van Durand specializes in
children's portraits and has
photographed many George
town and Washington children
in their homes. He does adult
portraits, too, as well as archie
tectural photography Of interi-
ors and exteriors. Call Decatur
S706 for your appointment.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
The eMssse Of
F A B RIGS Inc
INT e RIO RS,

A unique decora-
tor service that
does not cost the
client a penny Is
given by the House
of Fabrics, In
teriorS. A call to
Hobart 1863 will
bring a member
Of the experienced
decorative staff to
your home. Their
complete planning
8 rvi ce includes
color coun S ell,
draperies, uphol-
stery, lighting fix
lures and access
Sories. A large
number Of new
decorators fabric
samples are avail
Evening star., 1952-09-28

and q new lamp outside our
door. All you do is to telephone
Hobart 1921 and place your
order!
Evening star., 1952-09-28
LITTLE CALEDONIA

l4t9 Wisconsin Ave. N. w.
Provincial prints for $1.25 o
yard are shown in a wide range
Of patterns and colors In the
Fabric Room Of Little Gale
donia. Mrs. Pipps has strew1
samples as sketched all over my
usually tidy desk. Open We'd,
Thurs. ewes.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
@s@e&!!'! Z!
N "
A0GnM

With October two days off, the
season for Fall entertaining is
here which makes one turn to
StOhlmans at 1854 Wisconsin
Avenue. This excellent caterer
and confectioner, established in
Washington for over 100 years,
gives complete service for we'd
ding receptions, teas, cocktail
parties and supper. The service
includes, of course, fine silver,
china, glasses and whatever Is
needed for q successful party.
Competent and trained walters
are supplied. Stohlmans as
sumes the entire responsibility
which leaves the hostess free to
enjoy the party. Important is
the fact that the price Of this
de luxe catering compares ia
vorably with the price for which
one can have it done in his own
kitchen. Stohlmans is open
Sundays and closed on Nom
days. Telephone: MI. OO63.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Thomos SuIIy
Portrait

Mrs. Amber Cardwell Of 3213
o Street showed me . wonder
full portrait Of Judge John Coke
Of Philadelphia painted by
Thomas Sully, the famous por-
trait painter Of the 18th Cen
tury. There are few privately
owned Sully portraits. This
one can be bought I believe,
but further particulars would
have to come from Mrs. Card
well at Michigan 5566.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
}, Randolph Reed,
Jr.,

M Mr.. Reeds cleo
~. trical contracting
NJ shop at 26os p st.,
Is q highly es-
teemed establish
ment for the service is
prompt and efficient.
Mr.. Reed does elec-
trical repairs, wiring
and initiating.
Georgetown is fortu-
nate to have this Shop.
At present Mrs. Pipps
and I need a new bell
Evening star., 1952-09-28

There is no substitute for ex-
perience. Ray Bates experience
and talent has brought the mark
Of distinction to his profession
as an interior designer. His
large studio has an interesting
collection Of furniture, lamps,
paintings and other decorative
accessories. The Bates Studio
creates either traditional or con-
temporary interiors. The console
and mirror sketched are an
tique white decorated in black
after the Regency manner. Mr..
Bates cordially extends an invi.
tation to call.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
1871 Wisconsin Ave.
NV.

This house Of Separates has
many attractive accessories
which are new and smart. The
gloves sketched are yellow
string and the compact and
comb have cases Of checkered
inlaid wood. The comb case IL
very slim and . gadget. You
press Q slide and the comb
comes out; vice versa and It
goes back In the case. Mrs.
Gering has some new all wool
Strook suits and separates Of
corduroy and wool which are
flattering and extremely prac-
tical because they mix and
match! Phone MI. 4S08.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Stanley Galleries
AUCTION

A Catalog Sale of furniture,
paintings and accessories will
begin Tuesday, Sept. 80, and
continue Wednesday, Oct. 1st,
starting at pm. The Exhibi-
ton began yesterday and con-
tinues today and Monday. The
Address is 321S NJ Street, phone:
AID. 6476.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

The great debate 10 on to
determine which It wiN be-.
General Einsenhower or GoV-
eTn0F SteUenson sOhO wil
occupy the grand nesUly re-
modelled vhits mansion at
1900 PennsylOaniG Avenue.
When chat is known, the big
search wiH Be on to find
suitable residences for the ne.c
high Officials who must come
TO the Capitol. Certain it is
that many Of them wiU look
for residences north of Rock
Greek in fashionable George
tOs0n. In the early days of the
Republic all of the important
and fashionable people lived
here, and it has again become
the thing to do. HoweUer. in
10 square blocks there are just
20 many houses and gardens!
Evening star., 1952-09-28
john j. greer
associates

On October 4th there will be 0
Fashion Show Of Fall Interiors
arranged by John Greer As
sociates for the Washington
Chapter Of the Mary Baldwin
Alumnae Association, In
honor of Founders Day. This
preview for Fall will be seen
at MIR. Greer's Studio, 1917
Potomac Street NV. Marion
Ganong, an associate Of John
Greer's Is an alumna of
Mary Baldwin. The show viii
present an interesting plan
of the manner in which an
interior Is created with furnt-
ture, color and fabrics.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Tosty Bake Shop


We had lunch at the Tasty
Bake Snack Bar and visited
the bakery count ter. The
assortment of bread and
rolls is large and all are
tempting :. they make crois-
SAINTS, finger, clover leaf and
hard rolls sweet rolls and
Danish pastry. The loaves Of
bread are varied, plain white,
whole wheat and salt rising
and are sliced if one wishes.
The cinnamon bread Is some
thing to taste. Phone MI. OATS
and place your order!
Evening star., 1952-09-28
EorIy American Shop

Miss Webb at the Early Ameri-
can Shop has in her two large
rooms at 1323-25 Wisconsin
Ave-, Q varied collection of early
desks and secretarys. I made
notes for my dairy a fine
knee hole poplar desk, a walnut
desk with q green baize top, a
plantation desk Of walnut, a
slant top pine desk, a butternut
secretary. and a butternut desk.
The writing tables are from $50
to $50 and the desks from $125
to $235. Phone DU. SAB.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
4I2A
]J.c.CAATEL(
/ Real 6 state IL

1924 Prospect Ave.
Stopped to call on the Chatels
who recently returned from
their summer holiday. The
conversation turned to houses,
Of course more houses! This
office sells their property very
quickly because they have q
large staff Of statesmen. In Au-
gust they sold nine houses in
Georgetown on these streets:
Copperthwait Lane, two on O
Street, 2 on Cecil Place, Poman-
der Walk, Prospect Ave-, and
28th Street. So they need more
houses to SELL The telephone Is
Decatur 1137.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Foeey Bottom, Inc.
DWtck Imports
3706 q Sf-DE 1877

3z06 o S.-DE. 1877
As advertised In the October lst
VOGUE the Royal Holland
pewter pitchers sketched here
do not tarnish. They are
smartly designed and make
effective decoration. Their uses
are many the large one
has been made into . lamp
base. The prices are from $3.50
to $1,000. Also from Holland are
the Delft -
! ! ]. !. !" !. ! ] !. ] !. ] ]. !. !.
bowls, hors ~
d'oeuvre IN
dishes. to- MY
bacco Jars sIv
and tall H III M
slim bottles. III M
We d dingH(Ai
and holiday NW
gifts are ny "
galore here.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Edword }. ForreII
1921 ? St. N.W.-Ho. 1894

Edword J. ForreII
Reoltov
3237 ? St. N.W.-HO. 1894
The little drawing at the top
has become the signature for
the well known real estate firm
of Edward j. Farrell which
specializes in Georgetown and
Northwest properties. The
Teunis Collier house at 3001
Dent Place has recently been
sold to Mrs. Wright Stone Of
Warrenton by Peter Renehan
Of this busy office.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
John Leurmont
Record Shop

1925 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
This very different Record
Shop carries a complete range
Of L. P. Records. Open daily,
except Sunday, til 8 pm. The
phone Is Decatur 8712.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
of Poris
Francis Scott Key
& Bookshop

Mrs. Pipps and I
stopped at the
Francis Scott
Key, corner of
28th and o StS.,
to order our
Christmas cards
UYhi1o fhoxy houn
Evening star., 1952-09-28
w. T. Weaver 8 Sons,

1908 Wisconsin Ave. DU. t757
Homeowners, contractors and
those who have a woodworking
hobby will Want to have the
Junior Sander. Ladies will ind
it a welcome and practical gift
for their husbands birthdays
and Christmas. The Junior
Sander is Junior in name only
as it does a mans size job, us
ing a half sheet of sandpaper.
The cost is only $685.. This
sander is hooked up and reauy
for anyone that wants to, try
it. OF course, Weaver & Sons
has other electrical tools, In
fact a room full Of them. MIR.
Weaver tells me that because
of the large amount Of wood
working machines they sell to
those building their own furni-
ture, he has added a complete
line of furniture hardware, such
as pulls, knobs and hinges, both
in Ball and Ball handmade and
machine made by Bassick Sack.
The store is open daily from
7:3O to $50 and Saturdays un-
til S. Free Parking. =.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

q IuH SeIectlOn. Mrs. PippS
liked particularly the Au-
thentic Art Cards from vari-
GUS museums the Metro
politan, Modern and Chicago
Art Institute to mention a
few. There are cards by
Karl Koehler, Bresillos,
Marian Heath and Fravessi
Lamont, Workshop and many
others, in a wide range of
prices. Workshop cards be-
gin at 5 cents. It is a good
idea to order cards early.
Phone: HO. 4l41.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Citizens FederoI

1900 Wisconsin, Avenue NV.
The Citizens Federal welcomes
new savings accounts. Each ac-
count Is insured up to SIC, 10000
by the Federal Savings and
Loan Insurance Corporation.
Liberal dividends are paid ON
savings on June 30 and Dec. 81
Of each year.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Shop
36th and N SITS. NV.

Mrs. Pipps is certainly pleased
to have this shops efficient
pickup and delivery service. It
saves her a great deal of time
as does the expert repair and
weaving service to our clothes.
This shop has an excellent rep
utation for de luxe dry cleaning
which is done in their own
plant. Phone HUI. 500
Evening star., 1952-12-04

On November 16, Miss Burlack
was charged with failure to yield
the right of way in an action that
brought her car right into the
side of one driven by Morten
Rawlyns. 2800 Woodley road NV.
Trying to Turn.
She was trying to make a left
turn from Connecticut avenue
into Florida avenue NV.
Il stopped at the light on S
street." Mr.. Rawlyns told the
judge. IT started up and was four
fifths of the way across Florida
avenue when :"
''Why, he was only two-thirds of
the way across" interrupted Miss
Burlack Indignantly.
well. now," said Judge Fennell,
would you like to give your
side?"
Il certainly would" stormed the
lady. and she went right up to the
judge. Il have a map here. That's
very complicated intersection.
I traced it right off a highway
department map"
Judge FenneIl found the map
few inches from his nose, noted
that it was also in color and de-
cided. "That's q very good map"
She said she saw three cars at
the S street intersection, a bit
south of the Florida avenue cross
ing-"and that's 67.42 feet" she
Evening star., 1952-12-04

this" said the judge. And he ex.
planned it to Mr.. King.
"How far did your car move
from the time you saw the other
car at the intersection and the
collision?" asked Mr.. King.
II don't know" admitted Miss
Burlack. She let her hands drop
to her lap.
well, make an estimate. he
pressed.
You know I don't guess at
things. I tell things I know"
II think she did it with reason
able prudence" commented Judge
Fennell.
But Mr.. King thought she prob
ably turned from just behind the
first two cars and struck Mr.,
Rawlyns.
And then slowly, Judge Fennell
nodded in assent.
Miss Burlack shook her head
definitely no. There's no more
careful a driver in Washington
than I am. I've been driving 20
years. If he (Mr. King doesn't
say I'm a good driver, he'll be the
first one"
Rolls Up Map.
She rolled her map up on its
roller again and almost slapped
Mr.. Kings palm.
well" said Judge Fennell, "I dc
wish other drivers would take
matters as seriously as you do"
i just want to tell you why i
fought this thing" she started.
Nov, you were a school teach
e1," interjected the judge. II want
you to appreciate this realistic
ally"
Il still want to tell why" she
insisted. Every day the same
thing happens.
When I make a left turn into
New Hampshire avenue, people a
half block away come up and
they don't give me any right-of-
way at ALL"
I'm sure you're a careful
driver" decided the judge. But
I'm going to fine you 81. And I'd
like to see you go voluntarily over
to the traffic school,"
Mr.. King smiled with victory.
I'll haye to accept the courts
decision" said Miss Burlack to
the judge, "but I still have my
own opinion"
And then. outside of the court
room, she told reporters:
"A policeman only took me in
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Industry Attracts Morse

OSLO.-Figures published by
the Central Bureau of Statistics
in Oslo show that we'll over one
third of Norway's population is
now directly or indirectly depen-
dent on industry for a livelihood.
In the past 80 years industry has
replaced agriculture and forestry
as the biggest employer of labor.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Electronic Instruments
Become More Popular

NEW YORK.-Sales of elec-
tronic musical instruments are ex-
pected to be about 80 per cent
higher for 1852 than for 1851.
In 1851, sales of electronic or
gans alone totaled about $35 mil
lion, and amplitiers, now available
for almost every stringed instru-
ment reached volume of more
than SIS million.
Evening star., 1952-12-04

continued. II measured it my
self"
Il waited for two of them to
pass me, but he"-She pointed at
Mr.. Rawlyns-"was still back
there. I don't see why 1 didn t
have good reason to believe 1 had
time to get in that avenue"
Judge is Impressed.
Miss Burlack gesticulated author
itatively with the map in one hand
and a cardboard roller in the
other.
I'll bet you were a good teach
er." commented Judge Fennell.
II did a rattling good job" Miss
Burlack said. smiling and quite
f1attered.
Then Assistant Corporation
Counsel Clark F. King strobe in.
You should have been in on
Evening star., 1952-12-04

once before, and I'm worse thar
Carrie Nation about saloons.
Il made that police officer smell
my breath. and I made him lei
me drive him around in my car
Il made just a beautiful left
hand turn (she held out her left
arm to show how she did it,, and
he apologized."
Evening star., 1952-12-04
By ChorIes G. Brooks

A determined retired school
teacher yesterday lectured a Mu-
nicipal Court judge in the first
unsuccessful class she ever taught.
Miss Eda Burlack. II, of 1912
New Hampshire avenue NV, who
mathematics and geogra-
ply for many years at Central
High School, lectured for a
straight two hours to Judge
Aubrey B. Fennell-and his honor
listened, for the most part.
Evening star., 1952-09-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, red anc

DACHSHUND PUPPIES, red and
black. wks.; subject to Axe regis
tration. Phone AP. 7192. .
LONG HAIRED DACHSHUND, Axe
female; also , male afghan hound
pups, red with black mask; all show
prospects. kI. BLESS. --3l
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. Axe reg,
exceptional quality. Marienlust
breeding. Sired by son of Int. Champ.
Fayorite v Marienlust. STUD SERV-
SCOTTY PUPS. Axe. wormed,
shots; $40 a-Easa EaiSed with children Phone
STANDARD POODLE. female. gray,
II mo-. championship quality; moy-
ing soon; must sell; Bargain. Phi.
Gaithersburg: Md, 642-J-.. =
ENGLISH cocker pups; MRS. R. E.
Fails sSa1E Church, '2 Va. "a. hiSg43a 7s47 So Se
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, beauti-
fully marked. farm raised. Axe reg,
81: 1929 or SH. s775. a
B0XER PUPPIES, champion sired.
P6fNTERt DOCS. registered. trained rain
dogs and pups. reasonable, II.
COCKER PUPS. Axe registered
Champ sired; blacks and Bluffs. 20.
KITTENS. 2, free to good homes
months old; housebroken. Call
BAFFJE DOGS. SO. ia. q
IRISH SETTER. male, 5 mos: papers: ape
fond of children; sacrifice. WO.
553G. 3
COCKER SPANIEL, fine pedigreed
spayed female, black, 10 mos. old;
permanent diStemper incubation;
very friendly. JU 5-692S.
3 PUPPIES. mostly Collie Wed.
through Fri. only; good home es-
sential. 3S02 Both ST., Mt. Rainier.
Evening star., 1952-09-02

PIPE-USED
WASHINGTON RAG IL BAG co,
215 L st s,w Phone DI. S0O7
RECORDER. TAPE. Ampro 731 with
4 hours tape. $50: JE. 3-O669.
REFRltaERATORS. new. used. So up.
Easy credit. nothing down: lge. stock.
. ACNE AGM SIoVE; I011 7th; MA: 1852:
s9fll can cosD! cesD0s5t; oR. 7sSS' 7Rso%D's HEcTR1-
sortment from $40 uS1e Tp. some s,snSs with a
FREDERIcKs 1905 14tb St. nv.
trsde or dseoRs 1879 4nGae S. high
REFRIGERATOR. servel, II Gu. IT,.
and Bendix auto; washer, s10O for
REFRIGERAToR. servel, in good
fSEndition; SE aEaa Small apt. size. SIS
k2fRiGEkAroR. If; HGfgi eE. $ Gu. it,: go good
working condition. SIS. 725 Farra-
REFRIGERATOR, Wizard Ecu. #.
Nearly new condition. 3 years guar
REFsfGERAToRssM4Esxtra ahEfSi ERA Oh sex large dis
count on brand-new 1852 and 1853
world-famous ENTHUSIASTICALLY in
factory fresh crates. Cash or terms.
Fully guaranteed by Washington's s
Oldest TV and Appliance Store.
STAR RADIO CO. 400 18th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS-SAVE
UP TO 5Oet: CASH AND TERMS
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
All makes and sizes to choose from;
open Monday thru; Friday till
HILL DISTRIBUTING co.
s41S Ga. Ave. Sill Spg.. JU. Sizes
Evening star., 1952-09-02

SfA1A3 SAs lG1tAN10
Brand-neW models, almost all makes.
Open ewes. til pm.
Silver Spring Gas e. Eec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. s-s03s
FROZEN FOOD CASE, Is-cu.-ft. ca
pacity. COLONIAL, DEL. 1736 viii
son blvd. Arl.: $500 or best offer. .
FUR CAPE. ranch mink. exquisite and
beautifully styled; worn only q few
times. will sell very reasonably. SH.
FURNISHINGS-Entire contents of
apt; all like new; leaving town;
very reasonable. Call OV. 433S.
SALE-Brand-new bet
ter.grade bedrm.; dining rm.; living
room; from unclaimed freight and
mss il . for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV;
daily, 1915; Sat. til 4. RE. 43iO.
FURNITuRE-Hollywood bed. a9.in.
"a gaeen 5n0H qeSfsn; Exf so9a cond'; S25. Call
Observation-Disclosures dinette table
with pads, 2 chairs: solid mahog-
any; any sSo5away rollaway bed' elec. coffee set.
FTRNiTTRE sALE-Brand-new bed.
tory floor samples and railroad
unclaimed freight. 10eo down, "a
months to pay; Government service
personal discount HENRY'S FURN,
CO., 1925 7th st. NV. HU. 3648.
FURNITURE: Skandia 1925, extra
large kneehole desk Ss5; mahoe.
dble. dresser SS5; maple kneehole
S25; bedrm. suites; drop leaf tables
night tables: end tables; etc. 1.-The
little store around the corner" 442g
Wisconsin ave. NV, near Sears
Open this week until 6 pm. Ordway
6677.
FURNITURE-Din. rm. suite Q pcs
walnut. Full size. 3 yrs. old. SIS
10. $4,000.
.t,'sdl lIShE-DaI.S 7 req veiset. over;
sofa. > console tables. a hall table
and bench. White portable mantel
fireplace. Sold separately or entire
lot, SIS, EN-. 1854. 3
Evening star., 1952-09-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

NEW CLASSES now starting in TYP
ING, shorthand and simplified
Bookkeeping; Comtometer; court
reporting. Start now. today.
SAVE "a usual time; small classes;
$50 to Sl25 wk: Est. So yrs. INQUIRE
Ma. 2340. BOYD SCHOOL. cor. G
coRNET cead EN- TRUMPET, French horn,
mem Trad phs fdFs orcR ast MA Mus t0I@sr poc
degrees, opening studio Sept is.
HEBREW INSTRUCT. pvt. and group
lessons, incl Bar Mitzvah prepara-
tion. JOSEPH sEGAL. DU. 1896;
HIGH sCHOoL-Earn your diploma
at home in spare time. Also 400
Business ~ ~Engineerin.gs, .s, 9 Tsehnica aS
LEWIS HOTEL EIs TRAINING INC &c COURSE sc
PIANO INSTR. by student of viennese
Masters. Many yrs. Am. teach; exp.
children and adults; NO. s35a: 4 4,
MODERN TRAINING N beauty cui;
for CT training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY coli
LEGE. 1910 G st. NV. d.. 1872.
ATTEND INTRODUCTION LECTURE
THURSDAY, 8 PM. SEPT.
REAL ESTATE SCHOOL
"Often Imitated-Never Equalled!'
REAL ESTATE SALES KNOW HOW
ID. c., Md, Va.l Taught $40 pm.
Class lectures Tues. and Thurs. Com
plete Answers TO Pass Exams! Best
Course in Nations Capital" Write
or phone for reservation. $40 d2
lecturesl. Men-women start Sept.
at 8 pm. We place fun or pa rt-time
graduates. "Special--two extra lee
lures on Trade Secrets FREE TO
all who register. Thurs, Sept. 4.
7070 or DE. $3.50. INQUIRE about
Friday evening BUSINESS LAW
COURSE" WaShineton
REAL ESTATE SCHOOL
9l4 14th st. NV, EX. Te7f
Evening star., 1952-09-02
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

18th AND COLUMBIA RID. VIC; lge..
comfortable front rm., next bath,
twin beds, refgr., hot plate. DU.
1sli 1ath ST. N.w.-Rm. with
sink; empl. adults: S12 per wk;
DOWNTOWN. 1II2 iIth ST. NV
Nice Ink. rm.; 1st fl. with porch;
yd.; next to bath; refgr.. range,
1850 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Furn. rm.
with reception rm, kit; laundry
privilege no. TT9S. -
621 A ST. Mclean. single, with
pvt. entr.; laun. facil. Call DE. 63"S.
BABY WELCoME-Air-foam studio
rrn., refgr, radio. TV; porch: yard;
S21. 2147 F st. NV. EX. O653.
DUPONT SEC rms, kit, sen,ibath;
SG2 mo-; married cples. only: no
sgles; e ;,,n Or ,,G,T cSjIdrsn sT,r No 9029i
dist. town: lee. rm.. suit %: pvt.
bath, lge incl porch. kit. gas range.
elec. refer.: $50 wk. ME. 1904.
1893 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Dhle. rm.,
private kit. bath, basement: S15
II3I CLIFTON ST. N.W.--Dble. rm..
next bath; baby Ok; stove. refgr.
NO. S6GT. a.
Evening star., 1952-09-02
MIScEL. WANTED tcont.)

magazines. mouse rags
auto batteries scrap iron and metals.
Highest prices paid II you cannU.
deliver your denominations please
phone us. WASHINGTON RAG Il
BAG CO 215 L st. sw DI. 2OU7
WANTED - High
prices paid ACE JUNK CO 2220
GeOrRia ave NV Hi 442I