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AVERY. MRS. CLARA. In treasured
memory Of our devoted and beloved
m0theT and grandmother, Mrs. CLARA
AeERx; sIeap xurysh who entered 1sas into peaceful
WILLIAM: MARdIE AND LILLIAN. .
BUNDY, HUGH HARRIS. In loving
memory of HUGH HARRIS BUNDY,
who departed this life nineteen years
ago July 81, 1884.
The day was sad nineteen years ago
"hen an angel came and took my
But ! hope and pray that some sweet
We shall meet in the land far awav
DEVOTED WIFE. IDA BuNDY.
CLEMENTSON, CLARA M. In memory
OF our dear wife and mother, CLARA
M CLEMENTSON, who departed this
life fifteen years ago. August l, 1898.
Beyond life's golden strand
r. Lies city bright and fair,
Our dear mother awaits us there.
LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
COLE, FRANCES HUGHES. In sad but
daughter, eS%IEcRss FRANcEs H1oHEs M eS01ns eoIE
day. August /, 1914.
Not even death can take away
The love our hearts hold so dear:
We miss you more and more each day.
And And at times you seem so near:
Gdass 5oaNsoN AAR AND A4kI' E4kI HAMfhToN HahHSaE
DABNEY. MAGGIE NJ. In sad but lov-
ing memory Of my dear wife, MAGGIE
NJ DABNEY, who departed this life
three years ago today. August /, 1850.
We didn't think you'd go so soon.
But God knew what was best:
He knew you were tired and weary.
So He took you home to rest.
You slept away so peacefully.
You did not say good-by:
God took you home to Heaven
To live with Him on high
HUSBAND AND SON.
DABNEY; MAGGIE. In loving memory
OF my dear godmother, MAGGIE DAB
NEY. who departed this life three
years ago today, August l. 1850.
You left beautiful memory,
a sorrow too great to be told
But to US who loved you and lost you.
YOUR GoDCH1LD. EARL DABNEY.
FARLING, BERNARD ORVILLE. A trib-
ute Of devotion in memory Of my
son and brother. BERNARD oRVILLE
FARLING, who departed this life six
Just line of sweet remembrance,
Just token of love and devotion.
Our hearts still hold for you.
YouR IS DEv0TED MOTHER AND SIS
lns @s@oTy SH of corpi! co@poR RLwoob Il q 10y I.
JACKSON. who departed this life in
1889. THE FAMILY.
make, PHILIP LEROY. In loving re-
PHTIiP LEROY MAkLE E gear who hIsPanH lefP ne.
one year ago today, August /. 1852.
/ was sitting by your bedside
When you brteathed your last breath
SAD and yssT Sorrow nss feTI past since my grief
Your memory is all have now,
And your. cares are at rest:
I Loved you and did my best;
MNoR :andmaSIr ANN ma In p
Mother, @ ahGsns1 HARRfET Ann M M1NoR saoisfeRH Who
Departed this life three years ago,
August /.
Dear one. you are not forgotten.
Yet in memory you are with us.
HaSpi y9p nlEayS TsTs ANn 6sfors
sTMM9Ss, ~ MEIRERITH PAUL, and
my beloved sons, MEREDITH PAUL
SIMMONS, who departed this life
fsYf1 years aES July Ii 1882 and and
departed this life five years ago to-
day. August 1. 194S.
Eternal life grant unto them. dear Lord,
And let perpetual light shine upon
them
MOTHER. HELEN ". PAYNE.
SIMMONS, PHILIP A. In remembrance
of my beloved nephew, PHILIP AUGUS-
TUS SIMMONS. who died flve years
. ago today. August 1. 1853.
Through the distance we must lose
the hold of hand with hand,
And only clasp the thread of memory
MILDRED Mel PERKINS.
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Fire Peril Curbs TruveI

HELENA, Mont, Aug. l (P.-
Effective today, several western
Montana areas have been closed
to travel except for persons liv-
ing and working in them in q
move to lessen fire danger.
Forty Smoke-jumpers were
dropped on five blazes in the
region yesterday and Thursday.
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Two U. 5. Banana Boats, Seized by Cuba, Released

wounded in the attack had been
taken to military hospital in
Havana. They were not seriously
hurt, Mr.. Hamilton reported. He
said the ship sustained "consid-
cradle damage to the refrigera-
tor and cargo" He added:
Another banana boat seized at
the same time also has been re-
leased. 1t is the Benson, oper-
ated by the Dow-Jenkins Ship
ping Co., Jacksonville.
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Col. Hayes in Omoho Job

Col. Thomas J. Hayes III, for
mer Assistant Engineer Com
missioner here, has been assigned
as Engineer at Omaha, Neb., the
Army Corps Of Engineers an
nounced. Col. Hayes has been
at Little Rock, Ark, since leav-
ing the District post.
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Judge Walter Riddick,
Roosevelt Appointee
BY the Associoted Press

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. /.
Judge Walter Garrett Rid
dick. SO, q. member Of the Eighth
United States Circuit Court of
Appeals, died at Little Rock
hospital yesterday after a long
illness.
Judge Riddick was appointed
by President Roosevelt in 1941.
The eighth district comprises
Arkansas, Missouri, Minnesota,
Iowa, Nebraska and North and
South Dakota.
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Anuriltnn

UNDERSTElN. ABRAHAM. There will
Z be an unveiling of q monument in
uNDERSTEiN at George washington
Cemetery, Tifereth Israel Cemetery
(newI. Riggs rd.. Sunday. August 2. at
= IL am. Relatives and friends invited.
WEXLER, SOLOMON. A monument in
memory OF the late SOLOMON WEX-
and father Of Stanley and Howard
Wexler will be unveiled on Sunday
5 August 2. 1853. at 2 pm. at the Beth
. Sholom Cemetery. Bennings rd., D. c.
Relatives and friends are invited to
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WALKER. SOLOMON. In memory Of q
dear father and grandfather. SOLO
MON WALKER, who departed from
US two years ago. August l, 1851.
We often sit and think Of you,
And think of how you died;
To know you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
God gave US strength to night 1t,
And courage to meet the blow,
But what It meant to lose you.
This world will never know.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, SON-1N.
LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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Sign Cultural Pact

LONDON, Aug. / R.-Com-
munist East Germany and So
Wet satellite Albania have signed
cultural agreement" for 1883
54 in Tirana, Tirana radio re-
ported today.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Lot for
4. Selling price, $685.; will sacrifice for
$3.50. IA. 1888. 3
FORT LINCOLN-Six sites. near Cath
ole section. Fulton S-5032. .
ONE LOT, 4 sites, in beautiful National
Memorial Park. Call OWNER, JE. f.
1898. 3
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~ Holy Name Society are hereby
notified of the death of our
late member. JOHN MAJ
W~ ZULLO. Recitation of the
W. holy rosary will be said on
Sunday evening, August 2.
1853. at 8 o'clock, at his late resi-
Sish % mass on Monday, August ), at
10 am. at st. Francis Xavier Church.
JOHN F; NATTER, President.
MSgr. WILLIAM E. KELLY,
Spiritual Director.
MeCENEY, EDGAR s., SR. On satur-
Hospital EDGAR s. MccENEY, sr::
of 1886 Columbia I'd. nv. beloved
husband of Emily, L. McCeney tnee
of Riverdale. Md; BENJAMIN Bird Nc
Ceney of Silver Spring. Md. and
George Dudley McCeney, Of Richmond.
T sso is Frsnds snGy7fd %ay by ca ievsR at
the S. H. Hines Co: Funeral Home, "a01
Barnabas Episcopal church, Iceland,
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 2
MORGAN; SADIE N On Friday, July July
N st. NV. Apt. 4, beloved wife of
Lewis Morgan. Also surviving are other
relatives and manv friends. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Nc
NALLEY. BERTHA KATHERINE. ON
St ridny ne 'sEH Bertha sS K2THER1NE r ~" Nan An
Charles F. Nalley: sister Of John T.
Wetzel, aunt of Mrs, Nellie Crayson
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. ne, where services
will be held at 10 am. Tuesday, Au-
gut 4. Interment Congressional
4S"isd,y 5a5AE jul g. sudssns E..S9 SG
PADJETT of Laurei, Md. beloved hus-
band of Vada Padsett and son of
GorGOn E and Itt Gailie PsdsetT; brother
Mrs. Ola Wennerbers. Mrs. Nell Hirst.
Mrs. Ann Miller and Miss Sue Padgett.
Services at the Takoma Funeral Home.
B. C.. 0N on SATURDAY. 9iH. AasHst a" i. ni at
4;30 ON. Interment Red Level, Ala.
PAYNE. BERTHA S. On Saturday. Au-
BERTHA s: PAYNE. devoted wife Of
anss lanes F. sSn Payne an and ui;,s sister Of Mrs
Herbert C.. Sayles. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends No
tice of funeral later. Arrangements
PoNsYER. WILLIAM HENRY. On
Thurs ThTrsdag IS4S July R,.n: 30 Is5S at bis resi-
HENRY PONSYER. beloved father #
Mrs. Hi'iA PorSyer Norwood and grand
father of Pfc. Ernest William Norwood.
Also surviving are a son-in-law. Ernest
Norwood: other relatives and many
friends. After 10 am. Monday. Au-
gust 4, friends are invited to call at
the Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
st. NV, where services will be held
on Tuesday, August f. at 10 am.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.3
POSNACK, SOL. On Friday, July 81,
1858. at his residence, 6tl5 gath ave,
beloved husband Of Minnie Posnack
and devoted father of Miriam and
Natalie Posnack. He also is survived
by his mother: Mrs. Rose PoSnack;
sister, Mrs. Sadie GertZog. and o
brother, Mack Posnack. Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard panzansky Son
Funeral Home. 1901 14th st. NV. on
sunday, August 9, at 1890 am. In
terment King David Memorial Garden
Cemetery.
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1rathH

ANDERSON. IRENE. On Friday, July
81. 1853. IRENE ANDERSON of 3733
Jay St ne Notice OF funeral later.
ArrangementS by Jarvis.
ANKNEY, JAMES c. Suddenly, on Fri
Hospital, JAMES c. ANKNEY Of
Manassas, Va, the beloved husband
of Mrs. Mildred 8. Ankney and father
OF Mrs. Henry Thompson of Falls
Church, Va; Mrs. Wayne Burke Of
Fresno, Calf; Mrs. George Finn OF
Bremerhaven. Germany: Mrs. Ralph
miller of Silver Spring, Md, and
r. AnEney Of Rockville. Nd. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th St and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Tuesday, Au-
gust 4. at l pm. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park Cemetery, Falls
Church. Va.
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81: 1859. at suburban hospital, WILL
LIAM R DARBY of Knowles ave.
KensinRton, Md. husband of the late
Clara Hale Darby and father Of J.
Hale Darby of Bethesda, Md: William
R. Darby. ir.. of Alexandria. Va, and
the late Charles SinIler Darby. MI.
Darby rests at the Warner f. Pun
phrey Funeral Home. S434 Ga. ave.
Silver Spring, Md, where services will
be held on Monday. August 3. at 3
am. Interment Rock Creek Gene
terry
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WHEN YOU RETIRE.
Continued fyOm page sepen

Bert looks at Pearl and she bites her lip,
frowning, then smiles. ''Oh, way back,
guess There were those ads about insur-
ance. We had some of that kind but we had
to give it up in i. was it thirty-two, Bert"
Il borrowed in thirty-two and cashed in
what was left in thirty-three."
IF it wasn't for Security, along with the
company pension thing and what we saved,
we couldn't have done it"
HAS it been the way you dreamed about
it?" ask, and sense at once that I've made
a mistake.
They have pride, and they were talking.
and now have stepped across some awk-
ward boundary. He becomes Immediately
defensive.
''You can't beat this climate" he says.
"And there's always something going on,
down to the Pier or Assembly. Lots of good
things that don't cost fortune"
But he has talked just bit too briskly,
and she veers over to my defense. Nov
Bert, you know what he means. No, it isn't
like we thought. We thought we'd be near
water and have little boat, and, well
we were always pinching and scraping all
our lives, and we thought it would mean the
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end of all that, but there's just been more of
it, it seems to me. get so kind of discouraged
sometimes"
Nov, mother"
well, l do. Everything costs more every
year and it just seems to get worse instead ofs
better. There's so many of us, it's maybe like
misery loves company, but you don't hear
people talk about it much. Bert made six
teen dollars a week when we were married
and it sometimes seems to me we lived better
and had i. !. more fun, somehow"
She has obviously embarrassed him.
Were not on the Relief yet, he says with
scorn
Lived on Rice
But that merely gives her new tack.
Like George and Myra, suppose. He was
retired postoffice He got sick a long time,
and you can't go on the Relief if you own
property, so they finally had to sell. After he
died she went to her sister. Out in Kansas
think it was"
When they were trying to save the
house, they about lived on rice" he says,
glad to get the talk away from themselves.
Continued on next page
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1ED0N

nLENTY of artists have been
il inspired by Bali, and lin
gerie designer John Norman
is the latest. He didn't even
have to go to the South Seas.
Instead he went to the theater
to see the famous Balinese
dancing troupe that has been
touring the country.
His Balinese- favored
lounging pajamas at the right
are one piece, including the.
cummerbund, and made of
wide-striped tweedy cotton,
fastened by a Upper up the
back. The skirt is closed at
the bottom, has Sits on either
side for legs. - JOAN SHORT
Photo BY Roy SOlOsCisasIi
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made with cottage cheese and thrifty
canned Cling Peaches from California

Brilliant new idea for that easy, favor
ite salad = luscious cling peaches from
California with creamy cottage cheese.
Try it-for fun and grand eating!
Lettuce
Cottage cheese
Canned cling peach halves
Bits of maraschino cherries
Fill lettuce cups with shredded lettuce
and top with cottage cheese. Make
Sits in each well-drained peach half,
leaving an uncut portion as base.
Spread peach apart on cottage cheese
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to form points of crown. Top each
point with bit of red cherry. Serve
with Ry-Krisp.
To top salad or serve as dessert with
cream no fruits Shower, tastier,
more popular than wonderful canned
cling peaches from California! These
sun-gold beauties are perfect, too, for
your shortcakes, upside-down cakes,
pies, garnishes. For clings are lazily
sun-ripened peaches, tender, juicy
sweet. And good news-cling peaches
are your best fruit buy! Always get
the large size cans for real economy.
Cling Peach Advisory Board
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1904 18th ST. NV. downtown-Lge.
furn. HU. 3-6739. -16
MASS AVE. NV. near 18th St
on one J rm; Boa and kitchen S4s mo. Call
It sl & Wa ss ssEy @f ME- as.,, Kit eoHs A1sp
1urn. Ladies. 1866 Harvard st. NV.
1908 N. H. AVE. NV. nr. goth and
n sts.-Unusually nice, 1Srm. ef-
ficiency adj; bath, ,$12 wk. Ia
4416 14th ST. N.W.-Lse.. Ink. kit.
and laundry .privils.; refgr.; empl.
cple. or 2 girls. RA. $4,000. 10
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE--Completely
furn., includ. running water and
refgr. 1912 21st st. NV. ME, s.
1883 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Lge. first
dble. rmss 9 windows. running water.
FOAM RUBBER makes our Studio
couches the most conf. sleeping you
have known. 2147 F NV, EX. s.
UPT0wN, 1925 Park rd. n.w,-tse.
adj. bath; Sia Wk. 'O ia A.
4I9 9th ST. s.w.ETwo front rms.
semipvt. bath; on busline. conv. to
mil. install; $3.50 wk. ME. s-5O96.
coLoRED-4ae ELM ST. N.W.0o1
rm. with package kitchenette,
refgr.. good heat plenty of hot
water, gas and electricity furn.;
$3S mo. See MRS. JONES, 1st f.
CoLoREDQNR. M MRiIpO4 cAp1roL-Rm. and
pvt. porch. Frigidaire. stove, $11 80.
LII. 6-3SS1. All N. ave. Sc.
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ROOMS FURNlSHED-N.E.

BRIGHT FRONT RM., suitable for
12 ladies; 1 blk. shopping center
and theater;- Is min. downtown.
1925 Rhode Island ave. Call after
LG.. sO Front Fl RM.. Nicely furn.. ige.
closet, 6xi0; phone, laundry, kit;
SINGLE RM., BOARD; washing and
iron ironing pt t1os1 for employed Sentlemsr' n"
pvt. bath: on carline. Ii. 1854,
LGE. CHEERFUL hotel rooms. use
Ct dsnSss nassiy hall s Tv Roae phSne Island stS sI ays
ne. no "esbiS AB 1863 ssSS Fn0oe i''A0 Mls s'e
CoLoRED-NICE RM. for cple. kit.
Trinidad and Ivy CITY bus route.
Home privils.; child welcome. Ii
C0LoRED-end AND CLAIMING
SITS. NE.-Large front rm,; close to
transp.; $3.50 wk. Call LA. $500.
CoLoRED - PRIVILEGES: close to
c6hoREDM%ARM. s5f9iRfE5a.i%ShA H. ATTRxc., 12S walk
ing dist. Wash. Term, COW. transp;
to. all D. c. privils- Ho. 2-3ssl4
CeoLieoRIG;D e1ieS - $40 4sth ST. NE.
nished; We'll heated. See after ! pm.
CoLoRED-NICELY FURN. RIM
Next to bath; couple or settled man;
privileges. Ii. 6-5634. 10
COLORED-2268 18th ST. Me-
bedrms.. nr. bath, one front master;
empl. persons; phone privil.; cow.
CoEoRED-FRoNT RM., furnished.
with twin beds. use of kitchen and
bath; in Christian home; near bus
line. Call DU. 7-15S9. after 10. Ia
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM with
kitchen. also front room with pri-
-yate bath. Call AID. 4-5751. 10
Mp II desgr; SPczGS55ss 555s GeOrgia aye. Co NV;
PARK RD. NV, iSOs0comfortable
sgle rm.. next bath: 14th and 10th
street transp.; Gentleman; reas. HO.
DUP5NT .CIRCLE-Lee. clean rm..
plane phone. TV privileges. DE.
LGE; BEDRM.. sgle. or dble., ad,
path; lge. closet. unlim. tel; excel.
Goi GeEo5nip,S gcS1Ss etev. apt; 2 adults; Tv.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1885 18th St tn NV.
Refined businesswomen. Sgle and
dble. rms; beaut. furn.; mod. baths.
1921 EMERSON ST. NV. Nicely
furn. rm. with semipvt. bath; mr..
14th. RA. 6-939S after 5 pm.
weekdays, all day Sat. and Sun. Id
2l26 r ST. NV. Better kind
rooms; carpeted wall to wall; sgle.,
dble.. triple: kit. fac. opt. Ill
FOAM RUBBER makes our studio
couches the most conf. sleeping you
have known. 2147 F NV, Ex. g.
lis MASS. AVE. Nw.-rwo double
rms, home privils.; conv to down
town. Call AID. 4-S2SS after S pm.
1908 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge. twin
bed rn. next to bath; 81 per person.
EpIe. SS-&2 uaaElv aonb 1R
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER, male, 20 mos; housebroken; !;
very fond Of children; championship
BACKGROUND; sacrifice $50, to good
home. OF. 4-9212.
TOY MAN CHESTER PUPPIES. Axe,
S35 UP; will hold for Santa. PARK
WOOD KENNELS. 60l5 Branch ave
Sc. 10. S-77S2. Ill
CHI. .CRILLAS-several small herds;
some S se,. with ,y YOUNG attractiyely priced
fax, Va. Ill
FRENCH POoDLES: black minia-
lures; 8 mos. Grandsons Pulaski
Masterpiece. N. Y. Ho. 2-7843.
SKYE TERRIER PUPPIES-Ch. line
a most cheerful. long-haired breed !;
pick UP your devoted pet before the
CHRisTMAs bIsh; "A; S1y5SI GSSIkERs. all colo coIsr,,
DesHfdal Desition psps po ssoS yiss dis
C0CKER eSSiSiS' PUPPIES.' Axe pedigreed
from Champion stock; black; 8 wks.
old. will hold for Xmas. ia. 2-2577
Bo2xERsms5'. %! Al Axe Gre res: 80, and Ill i
CHiHTAmiUiA PGPs for Xmas; a live
little toy; all colors; $35 up. Annap-
oils. Nd, Colonial S-2934. IA
MONKEY. Capuchin; mos. old:
tanned; $40. An ideal Christmas gift.
sIxMEsB CAT, reg. Seal Point adult
Children; SIS. KI. se77s9. Mlo
DACHSHUNDS, to warm your heart
and make Christmas merry; reds,
:, blacks; Axe; JE. 4-06ls. Ia
champ. ped; fawns. brindles. IA.
COCKER PUPS. Axe req: sweet dis
position. wormed. inoc.. home raised !;
ready for Xmas; JU. S15IS9; IA
C1ckER Ebots sPANIEL PUPPIES denost AKG @
FRENCH PooDIE. black. male. 8 mos.
stock. Axe; $75. JE. s.o5so. III
SKUNK, deodorized, very tame; will
Sacrifice s,6s to good home; $50. Can
BOXERS, s,NGj' Is Axe registered. cham
rop eropped stFe0 Reas sa"A AP S5s4 oB afteT GteT
FRENCH POODLE. male. black. Ia
yrs. me medium aa size ,urSN house trained
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
registered. champion bloodlines. $50
East East. 7th st.; Frederick Nd Monu-
meuC Z-lOlOs III
PARAKEETS, all colors; bred for
quality: normals and opalines; So
up. LU. 2-3775. after $50 pm.
LOVELY PUPPIES and dogs for
Christmas. MONT. CO SHELTER
Open weekdays. s:30-5; Sat. til
noon. No Sun. JU. 5-51S3 reas.
COCKER PUPPIES, reds and blonds;
3 mo-. Axe; reasonable. JE. 2-1224.
POODLES. Axe. black standard.
OIL. 2-S422 lie
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, beau
tifully marked. Axe reg. HE. A.
1929 or JU. 9-ST76.
COLLIE PUPS, s weeks, male and
female, peri; sable and white; out
standing; Axe reg; ch. stock only
$50 and up. Ell 6-3537. lie
SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES, thor
oughbred; wonderful hunters or pets.
Evergree'r 4-644S.
ENG. SHEPHERD PUPS, SIS and
$50. Deposit will hold It'll Xmas,
10. 9-917S. -12
IRISH SETTER PUPS, reg. Axe;
champ. pedigree; hunting or show;
$50-S15. EN-. 3-3022. Ia
WANTED, Miniature Schnau-
znI. m a 10 r1lII011v IA Q-0205
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WARM Ice. RM., very nice; pvt
home; right. on D. c. line. in ne;
transp. at door. AP. 7-1650. la
fur. rm very clost
TO stores; transp. Breakfast privil
II desired. ia. S-S417. -12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rm., pvt
bath in owner-occupied house. ont
block from bus. For gentleman witt
good reputation; refs. required. S5(
mo. garage included. TIE. 6-72S1
WOMAN ONLY-Attrac. rm., rvt
bath in pvt. home; $40 mo. Avail
immed. Call after 6, JU. 1856.
ARL.-Lge. front rm. with running
water. For single person.; gooc
transp. IA. S-3346. IA
SILVER SPRING-Room with private
bath: $40 mo-: no other tenants
gentleman only. LO. 4-7847. Ia
ALEXANDRIA-Nice rm. in pvt. home
special privils.; lge. closet; conv. Il
every thing. OV. 3-1035. IA
1927 NO. UTAH. ARL.--Master bed.
rm.. porch. tile bath. shower: 2nd.
q. front; lge. closets. See after B
ARLINGTON-Conv D. C. and Pent.
agon; gentleman; clean. sgle. rm.
pvt. bath; u blk bus. ia. 4-1434
TWO BLKS. from Clarendon Circle
Front rIn.. running water, next bath
1415 N Hudson st. ia. S-4351.
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1Hshs Wss GOOD a'ts sdnascn aseS5 Ja Ths sisa sas
roYS - Announcing the Discount
Mart opening of their store and
showroom, 1881 18th st. NV. Large
am. to 10 pm. weekdays: open all
noon to 4 pm. TU. 2-444b. I'll
TRAILER, wheels. 14x6x3. good
tires. j" spares; excel. cond. Poplar
TRAiNS-American Flyer. 3 enss.;
complete set. with accessories. Price.
TRAINs-All elec trains, 4oes off
list price. None sold to dealers.
Many other toys on sale. SHUL-
- MANS. y ANS i35l H st; ne. II: 3-6697;;
price. Wo. SOFAS. 10
TRAINS, Lionel set up: many access
sories; cries for sale cheap. Phone JE.
TRICYCLE.. colson. large. $50:
washer. Apex wringer. $40: type
writer. Underwood portable. $50, LU.
TRIcYcLE. large de luxe Mercury;
TRUMPET. "Olds"; peri. cond.; 10
mo mos, Sdks, old; cost Sls5; sacrifice, $lo26.
HA. 0-2o2l. -lO
~, Mssasvox ns o.; ao-in. 20 ai table model; "A
S125. TIE. $685.. I2'
TV SETS. used. reconditioned; 80.
day guarantee; S49.95 and up. All
makes some ,H with rs new picture tubes. TUBES
1922 Carroll ave-. Takoma Park. Md.
TYPEwRITERs-special Xmas sale.
new portables. from S49.50; rebuilt
standard from $3.50. fully guar
deassd EFss dsinsr' srms AEReas Nf hSR
TYPEWRITER CO, I431 East Cap
itol st., Ii. 3-0OS2. our 43rd year;
$40 It'll 3 including Saturdays.
TYPEWRITERS-Three good used
standards, 3 portables: S35 and
T14I5. Portable adding mach; S47 80,
TYPEWRITER. new. latest model.
Royal de luxe portable; never used;
regular price, $114.02; sacrifice. SS5.
TYPEWRITERs ifi WRITE; - Royal. Remington,
up All in good working order Rent
TYPEWRITER CO. 2O19 l4th st.
NV HU 3-5121
TYPEWRITER. 1851 Royal: magic
wargins; ma nG portable; ppgsJa quiet; de luxe
TYPEWRITERS, bargains, Rem. $50:
Stand. Office model. S2S; both in
Al cond. TU. 2-6065 after 6 pm.
VACUUMS, Electrolux. exactly like
new: $4450, orig. S109: no reason
able offer refused on others (usedl
with new guar. Open evenings
5211 BALTIC. blvd. -AP. 1853. Ill
like new, Electrolux, S24.5o: Hoover,
$3.50; new cleaner. $50 off; hand
cleaner. S14.50. 1912 Lee hwy.