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Evening star., 1953-03-24
By Dr.. Paul Popence

Success in marriage is based
very largely upon the attitudes
taken by two people toward life
in general, toward marriage in
particular and. just as important,
toward the inevitable trials and
tribulations that beset all mat
ings. These sets of attitudes
comprise what we call "disposi-
ton" People with good or
happy dispositions are a thou
sand times more likely to have
happy marriages.
BY the same token, a bad"
or unpleasant disposition is one
Of the worst handicaps a mar
riage Cor life) can have, and
Andrew is beginning to wonder
whether he is up against one Of
these. What he faces will be
plain enough to most readers be-
cause they are not. fortunately,
in love with Andrews girl. Here
Is how he describes his engage
ment:
I'm very much in love with
a girl. and we have definitely
planned to marry some time this
summer, but she is keeping me
so upset that I don't know
whether I'm coming or going
half the time.
I'm the first place. she is con-
tinually trying to correct me,
improve me and reform me.
don't claim to be perfect. so
when she calls attention to my
bad manners. lack of style or
good taste in dress, incorrect
speech, or mistakes in knowl-
edge, I accept her criticisms sin
cerely and try to realize that
they are important to our happi-
ness. I make every effort to act
on them and profit from them.
II must admit that all this
Evening star., 1953-03-24
NCJW Presentation

A skit entitled Thomas JET
ferson Goes on the Air." will be
presented by the Farlandria Sec
ton of the National Council Of
Jewish Women at 8:15 o'clock
tonight at the Arlington Jewish
Center.
The presentation is part of a
Nationwide campaign being
conducted by the NCJW to pro-
mote interest among women's
groups in civil liberties.
Participants in the program
will include: Mrs. Adolphe Ben
nett. Mrs. Theodore David, Mrs.
Max Golden, Mrs. Samuel Han
nenberg. Mrs. Phillip Risk and
Mrs. Arthur Rosenwasser. Mrs.
Evelyn Schulhoff is director.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Modern MorrioQe

gets on my nerves occasionally,
but I try to take it for my own
good. However, she goes beyond
this and simply blows up. every
once in a while, and that is too
much for me. What happens Is
that she will sulk and pout.
virtually pay no attention to me
at all for several days. If I ask
her what's the matter she merely
replies sullenly that she doesn't
feel like talking. or isn't In o
sociable mood. After this has
gone on for two or three days, I
get so distressed that ! push
her to tell me what I have done
to offend her. This sets loose
a regular storm of denunciation.
She insists that am deliberately
trying to insult or humiliate her.
or her friends, or her parents
(whom I really love). All I can
do is to take it and protest my
innocence. I wonder If she will
behave the same way after we
are married, or do you think
that marriage will cure her, DR..
Popenoe?"
Not at all likely. She might
even grow worse under the ind
pact Of marital problems. It Is
difficult to make q man in love
take an objective look at his
sweetheart, but you'd better do
it, Andrew. What you'll see is.
I'm afraid. nagging. irritable.
dictatorial woman, burdened with
an inferiority complex and armed
with a razor sharp tongue that
will cut you UP every time you
look sideways.
Marriage doesn't cure bad dis
positions. It is so much safer
to marry q girl who IL already
cured: or, what Is better still.
never was afilicted with such Q
personality.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Herbs Give
Touch
By Violet FouIkner

There's nothing mysterious
about cooking with herbs. Nor is
it necessary to go out and buy a
special cookbook on the subject.
You can add herbs to your own
favorite recipes, in your every
day cooking for the family.
Charts. available for a nominal
sum at most of the counters
where herbs are sold, do help to
get you of to good start. After
a little experience you can use
your own imagination to create
original dishes that will soon
have your friends clamoring for
invitations to dinner.
Pat Winter, a charming woman
with a thriving herb farm in
Connecticut. knows her herb
cookery inside out. Here are
some Of the rules which she con-
siders the secrets Of the trade.
Herbs, she contends, are more
than just a seasoning, they're a
culinary philosophy. Go easy
when you first start to use herbs,
the flavor should be haunting,
not overpowering. It's much
easier to add than to subtract.
A "a teaspoon of a dried herb
is about right in a dish for four.
If you want to substitute fresh
herbs for the dried, use 3 to 4
times the specified amount.
When adding herbs to soups
and stews It's best to add them
during the last hour of cooking
to enjoy their best flavor. But in
uncooked foods, for instance
tomato juice cocktail or certain
cheese spreads, it's well to add
them several hours in advance
so the flavor will have a chance
to permeate the food. In a dish
that is cooked quickly. the ex-
pertS suggest you moisten the
dry herb with a little liquid or
cooking oil and allow it to stand
for a while to release the full
potency of the flavor. Another
trick the gourmets employ to
obtain more subtle flavor is a hot
and cold bath. The dried herb
is put into a tea Strainer, dunked
quickly in boiling hot water for
10 seconds, then into cold water
for 10 seconds: drain and use.
Don't be concerned about
sticking too closely to the pre-
scribed herb. True. some herbs
have natural affinity for cer-
tain foods, such as basil with
peas. but you'll find the same
herbs add a delightful flavor
accent to many other foods as
well. Try touch of nutmeg
with spinach; marjoram or
savory to canned vegetables; a
pinch each of marjoram, basil,
thyme and sage to cottage
cheese; oregano in tossed
green salad. Or tarragon with
any chicken dish. If you haven't
cooked with herbs before, do try
it. You'll find it's not only fun
but exciting.
SHISH-KEBAB
2 pounds lamb, cut into 11a inch
squares
2 tablespoons herb salad vine
gar,
Evening star., 1953-03-24
German Women
To Be Speakers

A discussion of the topic,
Comparison of German and
American Educational Systems"
will be featured at an Alpha
Phi Alumnae meeting to be held
tomorrow night at the home
of Mrs. George A. Porter Of $500
Namakagen road. Glen Mar
Park.
The guest speakers will be
Miss Ruth Priwall. former Red
Cross worker in Germany, and
Mrs. Wilma Schultz Won Thun.
former newspaperwoman, both
of whom are visiting this coun-
try under auspices Of the Wom-
ems Bureau of tho Department
Of Labor.
The program will follow o
buffet supper slated to begin at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Dessert Luncheon

Mrs. Sam Magazine will be
hostess to a membership dessert
luncheon of the B'nai Birth
Women Of Montgomery County
to be held at 1880 pm. tomorrow
at her home, 9010 Woodland
drive. Silver Spring.
Reservations for the event may
be made with Mrs. Harry Penn
or Mrs. Harry Solomon, who are
in charge of ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1953-03-24
4 tablespoons olive oil.
"a teaspoon onion powder.
IA teaspoon chilli powder.
IA teaspoon powdered ginger.

"a CCdoPOO1A HOWuCACO SAASC4s
/ Glove garlic, mashed.
2 teaspoons curry powder.
3 teaspoons salt.
Combine herb favored vine
gar and seasonings. Marinate
the meat for hours in the
mixture, turning occasionally so
all sides touch the marinade.
Run the marinated meat onto
skewers. putting a thick slice
of onion between each piece of
meat. Broil. turning to brown
all sides and basting often with
the marinade.
VEAL AND MUSHROOM
CHAFING DISH.
2 pounds thinly sliced veal.
Marjoram.
Butter.
/ pound mushroom caps.
l tablespoon brandy. 49,,
u cup cream.
! cup chicken DrOLh or con-
Somme.
2 teaspoon tarragon.
/ teaspoon herb salt.
2 teaspoons chopped parsley.
Salt and pepper to taste.
Cut the veal into serving
pieces. Sprinkle with a little
finely ground marjoram and
pound we'll. Saute slowly in but
ter until nicely Drowned. Lift
out veal and keep warm. Add a
little more butter to the pan,
put in mushroom caps. Cook
slowly for about five minutes.
Then pour over them / table
spoon of warmed brandy and
light. When flame has burned
out. add cream, chicken broth,
tarragon. herb salt. parsley, salt
and freshly ground pepper. Add
Evening star., 1953-08-16

PAPER HANGING, SO per rm. up;
1853 sunfSst waSshable paper; work
PLASTERBOARD sheet rock, tapping,
finishing. sanding; free estimates.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

rug, 6x9: doubl,
dresser and mirror, twin beds with
leather headboards, maple bed
leather and chrome lounge chairs
S6S. siec =, ,S5 sfandfathsr 4;l eloeE: s1s Other
willing to sacrifice. RA. $4,000.
FURNITURE cots; 4 mattresses;
2 Spreads; . pillows; all $50. Will
be in Sunday and weekday evenings
after 8. 2739 8. Glebe rd., cor. s
FURNiTUREILiv. rm.; dinette: bed
rm., practically new. Must sacrifice
FURN1TuRE-aas "a; i 7S5sH; range, sep. aG 6roiler
and oven; radiant gas heater: Thor
yssd'e yasher &c, GE reisF; lge genuine NUN,
cond: CO. SOTO. -i6
FURNITURE-Hide-a-bed couch. ex.
cellent condition, gray boucle; s. 5C
FURNITURE-Chests Of drawers. ma.
e1f5i0p 9aa6s Ek 9es ssss ssts studio couch rs :nd
FURNITURE = 1 twin bed. dresser
chair, birdseye maple: 2 upholstered
chairs. cha :s0G 300 18th st, n.w.' Apt. 112
FuRNfTTREGEts.. uR fTTTfE2 ffs. r: 1ns din. rm, 1S Bed
2-646o. Ext. sos. $500 0AijH i6th u. st. NV DW
FURNITURE SALE--:Brano-new bed
rm.; l1V. rm., and dinette sets. from
unclaimed railroad freight and fac
tory closeouts. HENRY'S FURNI-
3-3646. Terms arranged Free del.
Govt. service and union discounts.
FURNITURE-10-pc din. rm. set.
$3.50: modern walnut bedroom set,
SIS: 9x12 wool rug and pad. SIS;
sofa and 2 chairs, with slip covers,
S55; mahogany coffee table, two
lamp tables and step table. $50;
vacuum cleaner, ,GE. upright. $50;
piano and bench, SIS: bookcase,
$40; chlld's desk and chair. $40:
foam rubber mattress and box
springs, $40: chest of drawers, $40:
2-burner portable alcohol stove, $40;
tricycle., small size, So: large-size
wagon. SO, and misc. lamps; every
thing clean and in very good condi-
ton. Logan 1888.
FURNITURE-Whit maple buffet.
table. 6 chairs; like new. S10O. DU.
7-5673.
FURNITURE-Outdoor metal tea
cart, So; bamboo porch shades al
3 it.; l3l 5 it., all $40; chaiSe pad,
So; Universal grill-waffle. $I2;
stainless coffee dripolator, 81. OIL.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CHINESE CHEST (trunk style), ex-
auisitely carved. camphor lined
chinese objects. HA. 2-73i3.
CLARINET; 3 fiat. wood with case,
good cond. Reas; price. JU. S-3596.
S75. Greatly reduced from regular
STORE: 736 i3th st. NV. ~
CLARINET and case; metal. recon-
ditioned: only $3.50. RATHER s
cHoTHEss MSsHG srosF ESe lSsh ST. R.na,x
brand-new: never used. IA. $3.50
CLOTHING. mans suit. SIS. size, Is;
coat, 50; lady's dresses, 80. size I6;
shoes. 81 Moving. AP. 7-513S. is
CLOTHING. mems and ladies'; Servel
wardrobe trunk. luggage. laundry
tub. etc. EN-. 3-2423.
COAT-Mouton. excellent condition
size 13. $50. JU. 9-7273.
C0ATS-Ladies' winter cloth coats,
showroom tr;I,I samples, in finest fabrics;
gust sale-priced. BASKIN FURS,
corner Sth and G sts. NV.
eond.; sac; 500. UN. 4-is3O
COAT. ladies,, prac. new leopard
sze IL eost sE sas6 seen askSS TOSi $&s SGS cRas RA
3-604S, 9-12, sun. and Mon.
COFFEE TABLE. modern, with plant
ers. cost 500. sell S35; also modern
end tables. ANTIQUE love seat and
CONCRETE BLOCK MACHINE. down
stripper electric tamper. Misc. con-
BRfcKiAYISNSaip AfSSiptsos' CO. 1886 s51oNEieAN Brentl
CONCRETE vIBRAToRs. turn-a.
trowels. post hole diggefs. genera
TooLs S5s DqnPs Z PfoiP FG5 co s6nt yu RESAI asgsAlI
CONVEYoR, floor-to-fioor unit: 90
in. belt; complete, $3.50. NO. r
COUCH, studio and twin beds. odd
siHss Sisses Reyt aeT eothng aN7 assorted
COPPER for builders: HASTINGS. val
leys. dormerS. Huge savings on to-
tunity. GICHNER. LA. 6-6600.
CRANE-Bucyrus Erie Model h.
HIS6rGerane cISm ezra ,cn complete with A;Iyard
DECORATOR PCS. French Louis XIV
Desk and Chair, Cocktail. Lamp and
Nest, Nest Of Tables, curio Cabinet;
lop ! pr FROSTED SIss glaSs lamps no shade,
DEEP FREEZE. upright; 12 GU. IT,:
DEEP FREEZE. 10 Gu. IT,. perfect
eqndition; eg;, reasonable; 1 wear old.
D1nn sammeFsia FaaFzE7 F7ps $500 sH IT. rr9ssE yssf
Hotpoint. portable; $50. Baby crib,
tial set: TO. 9-5S63. ,-16 =
DEEP P-FREEZE, Crosley, Shelvador. 8
Gu. 1T, 1852. excel. cond. RA. g.
DEEP FREEZE CABINET. Sia5;
small, excellent condition. Call
OEHL MIDIFIERs-New Westinghouse
80 ,53 timer casters; reg. Sl52 20; only ny
FPoRRp; sfic"' NC. so4 d'0 :nsu ST. NV, MA IA
DEHUMIDIFIERs-1 Oasis, / West
ihnnghouse. Used only few months.
DEI2caThssRN Ell fafh Ga 4dGai 4EaGEiPMENr. r4S 4dr.
booths. showcase, excel. cond Bar
gain. will sacrifice. JU. 9-SO66;
DESK, kneehole: made by Conant-
Ball: designed by Russell Wright.
DESK 4S mSs sss' cover EN-
Phyfe d.l. table, SIG; lamp table.
S5; FM-AM Motorola phono-radio
comb, S65; rug, Sl2. ME. S-345G.
DESK, new kneehole 4-drawer maple
finish: S1s.75. 5-drawer new chest,
DESK Tls7i; iAMFS. A9 iolfsl; 70 Dszor floating arm
lamps, hardly used. S15 each. Call
weekd avs. MR.. BROOKS, RE
Evening star., 1953-08-16

DINETTE SET, 6-piece mahogany;
very reasonable. OIL. 1887.
DIN. RM. sET-MahOg. s-pcs.. reas.
chest, $50; other misc. OIL. 4-55s2
DINING ROOM SET, . pcs: kitchen
cabinet. table and chairs; Maytal
washer. summer rugs. 10 Ven. blinds
garden tools. etc. Ii. 7-7057. lie
DIN. RM. SUITE. 13-piece solid wal
nut MERLAND'S ESTATE, 13001
DINING ROOM set, mahogany.
piece. Excellent condition. Rea-
sonable. Call JU. 5-1914. lie
DINING ROOM TABLE, mahogany
s leaves. seats IL. 500. OIL
DINING ROOM SUITE. Sheraton
DINING RM. SET, IO-piece. china
closet, server, table, 6 chairs: good
DiShSG fSnS Room Roc TA sn1rE@Apt.-si7e f9lSSi
sell Cali UN. 4-a1"3. -16
DINING ROOM SUITE, mahogany;
10 pieces; excellent condition; Sl5o'
D5Sisa 5sfs HiESooa KM sU1EsRssu' Ws1,sis Rock ok
DIN. TABLE, $50; kit. table, 81: rug.
9x12, $50; bed, S35: wing chair;
SIS. Moving; AP. 7-5I3S. lis
DIN .Sv, IABLE BIZ .dG dFODsS c5 Ts Excel eond
Resse' Ress Psq Win anH deIiTer. wears IA. g. iSsS
Din. RIM. SUITE-Mod, lined oak, 3:
pc: only 9 yrs. old; like new; $345
or best offer. EN-: 2-5145; .,
Ssepf ''sHtifqaa spt T. Ffs fso1 buy
DfNETTE I'M; 1'E SET, bleached oak. . extra
leaves. matching upholstered red
and white chairs: excellent quality
$50. ME. S-4615.
DINETTE SET. table and 4 chairs
Also blond wood cabinet. RA. 3-5317
DINING RM.' SET-6-pc.: apt. size;
blond finished; ext. table. Call HE
DINING fISi3' ROOM SUITE; s-piece. mod
s5sH %f' S5ssss5si sasb Sas shess and SSia sF rug
DfNiNG ROOM SUITE. large table, t
chairs, buffet, china closet; reas
price. Leaving town. 1909 warren
pIN1NG st si!vfE FooM STsing SURF se ssSt Gp.ec
walnut. sturdy construction. $76. OIL
DINETTE SET, 6 pieces, black oak
beautifully decorated: $55. Cal
Din. RIM. SUITE-Mahog.. Duncan
Phyfe table. chairs, buffet. china
closet. server; 5000. also white
DINETTE SETS, chrome or wrought
Fl PFsPLSSXe Pg.S{ed ROOM. &O4l x st. e. 9,T.
n1NING ROOM SUITE, Q pieces, wal.
nut veneer; good condition. 10
DiNiNG ING RIM. SUITE. 1o-piece. beau
calI sun; 10 t1 4 JU; ,Sra8S So4SS7, ,nrr-
can Phyfe: table, 4 chairs. bunet
china cabinet; excellent condition
DINETTE SET. solid oak, and 4
chairs. trimmed with red, In good
condition. Call UN. 1874; Friday
Evening star., 1953-08-16
GROCERIES


New fresh. national brands: som'
labels torn some dented. some per
feet; ideal boarding houses. restau
rants; below wholesale In any guam
tity. 435 x st. NV. Free parking
GUITAR - Hawaiian. with carryinl
case; very good condition. $50. RA
GTNs"wine. mod. 20. 5000 xitt
scope, S110: s; and w. rs, gao
Is ga. ga. Vine. p mod. nod. T., HSf $50; shootin,
afhnsuck{S others, {DoNs GUN anq qsHoPP, JE. A@: =
1925 Open today IL to 4.
GUNS-One Smm. Czech MauSer bar
1el and action, S22; one Czecf
Mauser, complete with sling ant
bayonet. $50; one S. and ", a
model sharpes rifle, $40 and seyera
chesters. TN. 4-s86O.
GUN-New 12-GA Browning auto
matte in original factory conditteT
GUN. SSsf Winchester y R; ter model nc en- 81 skeeter
rib. &c checkered butt plate. beaver.
tail forend. full pistol grip, sheep.
skin case; $3.50. JE. $4,000.
AIDS. sonotone. latest
ElOOCls GfOB 1CACA. ~, pOO
Maico 1 pc, S35. WO. 6-7143.
with blower, new condition.; $50
Call BrowinR 1120-W-11.
HITCHING POST; pair of horse and
dog heads; Stewart electric clipper;
pair Of wooden horses; novelty horse
collar; mirror and corner cabinet
for tack room. 13001 Georgia ave.
II to 6, Saturday and Sunday.
Simmons, dark green
frieze; ga mos. old; will sacrifice.
LU. 4-5764 IL
excellent condition, Gus
tom slip cover, must sacrihce, SOB.
Phone JE. 2-5S65.
HIGHBOY-SaIem group. DIX: mahog;:
any, IL drawers. Beautiful. CAL
HOBBY SHOP Complete as one
unit; includes all power tools, lum-
Der. hand tools. etc. Must be seen
to be appreciated. JU. 1888.
HOME FREEZER-victor IA Gu. IT.;
Ike new; 5000. Call Saturday or
sundsy Il. 3-s296. lie 8.
Ss5. GicHNER SURPLUS, 2blS m
0t. NV. tx. S-Sb27.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
We have large quantity building ma
sheathins. fioorins. Siding. framins
lumber, doors, windows and radia-
tors. GENERAL WRECKING CO.,
1887 Brentwood rd.
BUILDING STONE. about 100 tons
from Henderson's Castle: $3.50 per
CALCULAToRs. elec. Monroe 10
bank. late model, $500; elec. r. c.
Allen, 10 key, $3.50; Friden elec
10 bang, fully automatic; t s275;
Burroughs calculator; manual S75;
st. NV. -22
Best offer. iii. 5-7is4. is
CAMERA. contax sF:2 Biotar coated
synchronized Sprobe and fash
1/1000 second: focal plane; $500 OF
best offer. JU. .5-5393. lie
CAMERAS. everything Photographic al
ts esaes Hest ssENSERs ssiz siER f5sS Photo
Store: 933 Pa. ave: NV. RE. 7-2434
CAMERA, Bolex, 16mm. movie and
accessories; perfect condition. Tu
CAMERA. Leica. 1858 model I1f-F
summitar re lens; brand-new. never
used. $3.50. ia. s-7449. III
CAMERA, Leica, &c. with new 5-cm
f:2 summitar lens. s150; Kilarfiex
mirror reflex housing. with Comm
Kilar lens. 500. EN-. 3-6012.
CAMERA, Leica. III f:2 Summitar
never never used' S@7o. 10, s-s492
CAMERA-Be Jur professional 4x5
enlarger. Hex Paragon < "A in. coated
lens. Also Ektanon so nm. lens
and negative carriers. Bargain
S125. KATEN. KE. 7-0012.
CAMERAS-Studio Sx10, SKI slidinee
or best offer. Other cameras and
eopt.. best offer. TIA. 9-4823.
CAMERA 4 DARKROoM OTTFIT-
3Ax4A Speed Graphic, As Tessar
in Compur. c.r.f.. flash. cease, tri-
pod. light meter, holders, pack
larger, tanks. trays. ray; A aim 'i hangers,
trimmer. easel. SIT. wooden sink,
safelights and many other items
Everything you need. 1925. LU. 3
CAMERA LENsEs-For Leica: 135
S55; IS nm. Eimar wide angle. sac.
$45; Both for S95. JU. o-O745; =
CAMERA - Graflex 22, new Feb.
fash "a aSosT accessories SIS or best offer.
CAMERA-Argus CO; excellent con-
dlti9n; ai9n;l flash gun and case s35. Ju.
CAMERA EoUIP.-colortran Master
Model transformer. controls color
temp. gives 5000 watts on Is amp.
circ. with $50 W. bulbs. Colortran
lgts. and stds.. all nee. cables, car
alum. triangle. extra lge. Maurer
hP' ty9s 7n4si4D mtsj plate car ea'e' S1S6'
cAMERA|16 nm. home movie out
Mt: Revere, turret camera. 2.7 lens.
= eoad, nd $3.50: ~ 2-4a44 after ? p,m
case: sas. Rollskin; brand new. Also
CAMERA. 4x5. Speedgraphic. com
plete; SKI Elwood enlarger. contact
printer: other misc: JU. 5-09SS.
CAMERA. Leica, .3.5 Elmar. 1/IO0C
sec, fash attachment and manual
Cal AP ,99-4161 till 8 pm. ther
CAMERA SALE IN ALEX, VA.-New
and used. Polaroid Land Camera,
$50: kodak Brownie 8 MN. movie
camera. $32; Rolleicord 3.5 Tessar,
like new, $1O5; Kodak Brownie,
nm. movie protector, S4S: Revere
Stereo camera. $110; Kodak Pony
135 camera, 1913; Bolsey BE- camera
500: Kodak Pony S2S camera, S24;
Kodak Medalist camera, S139; Argus
ca camera. $64. HENRY'S CAMERA
EXCHANGE, 421 King St Alex, Va
Evening star., 1953-08-16

FURN.-Complete furnishings for 6.
rm. house. Will sell separately or az
one. 606 A st. ne, LII. 4-4753. IT
iFURN.---Must move at once; sellins
SsT SsRtents phon. OF a59o4 i9 9sgs4 sgs Draetfs'
FURN.-Bedroom suite. .5-piece. wal
blss.. Call RA. 3-9211, .-16
FURN.-Davenport and chair. $40
Se s5 go bed %ssE $780, go 6Ook dnRe sRsvss ts
SO: 2 rugs, dishes. misc. articles.
FnRN.%Mo1inr FnRNoosRSi to west Coast; iG iiv
rm.. bedrm.. nursery and kitchen
SWIM, Sasg, and see-saW and sled, JE
FURN.@Fine solid walnut N-size
pineapple poster bed, chest on chest,
dresser, foam rubber mattress and
bog springs; small blue Victorian
other tine things. Moving. IA. 2-117o
FURN.-china cabinet, book case,
desk, chair lamp. stove. refEr., IA.
FGRS.1s-pic. dining rm. set and
FURS.NDin. nii " rm., tg; sNpc. wal. $50;
blond wood bedrm.. twin beds. Sl00;
nah; bedrm.. poster. like new,
S-uu, secretary man.. So0' rugs,
9x16 red broadloom, S75 and 9x12 2
Ital. oriental, SIS. EN-. $4,000
leaving town wishes
to sell liv. rm.. din. rm.. bedrm.
furniture. Also some ANTIQUES.
FTRN.SLiv TN NIvo; rm. set. 8 chair din. rm.
set, bedrm. set: all good eond, Sac
riffce. AD 2-169S. -16
FURN- Sofa bed, gray boucle. Gus
tom made slip covers, peri. cond. /;
iEe. hrnef. Oriental rus and padi
twin Hollywood bed: end taelee. Imau
Wngd. chr. yArRs., NOV. Dx. 7-0202.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

DTNETTE SET, 6-piece mahogany;
very reasonable. OIL. 1887.
-16
DIN. RM. SET-Mahog. S-pcs.. reas
maple twin bed, springs, mattress
chest, $50; other misc. OIL. 4-51S2
Evening star., 1953-08-16
FLAGSTONE
STONE WORK

y 01O4NG WO1G1A
Patios. walls. walks. WALKER. JU.
S-1233.
FLOORS refinished like new; free
estimate. vary l0w pPice q
Evening star., 1953-08-16
FURNITURE


AND-NEW-COSTs LESS
FOR YOUR BEDROOM:
7-Piece Bedroom Ensemble
FOR YoUR LIVING ROOM:
l3.Piece Living Room Ensemble
no,,,A Table and Four Chairs 80.
ALL 3 ROOMS
A wonderful value even at S247.
Yours at even q FURTHER SAVING
WHEN BOUGHT TOGETHER.
FOR ONLY
S233
MY FRIEND JOHN has a huge selec.
ton of other more luxurious out
fits, too, in every style, every price
range. ALL AT FAMOUS ATLAS
Even though My Friend Johns prices
are based on cash selling, easy
monthly, credit terms may be
arranged.
Our written lowest price guarantee
on all furniture. including nation
ally known brands. given with your
purchase
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Furniture Unnainted

Two days clearance at big savings
Of Of the ~ BARGAINS @ Et that % can A'S be purI lHE
chased to furnish your home. Dinette
drop-leaf tables 36x42 when open
and hardwood chairs, only S25.95
Chairs or table can. be. purchased
separately: 4 drawer knotty-pine
chests I4x26x35 in. only Si5.95;
AriSto built California redwood for
outdoor and indoor furniture. Also
hundreds of other items at big saw
ings. Do not miss this opportunity
make sure to bring your measure
ments.
sol Penna. Ave. NV.
Open Sun. from 10 to pm, Mon,
Tues. Wed, Sat, 9 to z pm. Thurs,
Fri. q to 9 p.M., RE. 7-7024
Evening star., 1953-08-16
FURNISHES

Beds, So; bunk beds So; dressers. SIS
chests, $40; chest. >esk. -S5: ward
robe, So; coffee table, $3.50; enc
tables, So so; easy ':nairs. $3.50 up
studio couch. So; Rockers, So; lamps
pictures, mirrors, 81; bookcases
$3.50: brkft. set, $40; brkft. table
$3.50; odd chaira, 81; cabinets
81 so buffets. So. Other bargains
Open Sundays; ewes. till Z. BELL
KINDS, 412 z. Capitol St, Ii
4-968S.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
BOOKS

libraries Of /. Dunbar
and other estates. 722 18th st
NV. 2nd floor; Sun. and Mon. 1C
am. to 10 pm.
BOOKCASES, sectional. Globe-Wer-
gains. Today. co. 5-4625: week
DI. 1872. 1112 18th st. NV.
s0TTLEs, Iars ,TEs si1PS,y sAPs cUrt' TX
725 1872 st se Ii 6-9506
BREAK FRONT. pine. pur, Sloans
clothes hamper. S3. Cali RE. 7-4O35
BRICK, face or common new: ont
or million. Open Saturdays
ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO.. MA
S-5SS5. OF 4-7300.