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AIR CONDITIONERS

| &1AAS NN'4N4/4 44\b4NG1Io
RENTED
FOR THE HOME. OFFICE. A SMALL
| DEPOSIT WILL ASSURE YOU OF
A COOL SUMMER CALL Ii. 3-41l2.
REFRIGERATION CO.
YOUR AUTHORIZED lBoNDED)
SERVICE COMPANY
ANDIRONS : Large selection: solid
brass, with fire tool sets and screens;
now PRICED at out-of-season savings
M up .I2,,oTor to S9T Buy now and save.
snS PR' hssts hSh anS Ess S
china; to be sold at sacrifice. 4ea
GSlesyills rd5 Silver sprins. Md.
ANTIQUES MT aye 10. Early .Amsriesn Pine;
table. $50, school masters desk.
! Son. LA. 6-1S39.
ANTIQUES-DBle. wal. bed. Simmons
| coil spgs.. innersprg. matt: cedar
chest. organ tperfD. 3 MARBLE top
chests, marble-top night stand.
~Cosswel chair. Otis 4-e16S. -3
ANTIQUES. selling oat collection Of
80 wears. Wonderful assortment Of
Furniture Of ali kinds. Also minia-
ture. Dealers Invited. Bring your
expert friend. No bargains. You
Eet get your moneys worth. Telephone
Rockville. esai Ma on RopI. mi north orss Of
10 AM. to 6 PM, ELI ALPER.
ANTIQUE SIDE CHAIRS. Victorian.
nsHiaeaTyed nsfif SSInt ss.i crotch Io mahog. with
ANTIQUES. variety with lamps. fi,-
tings, shades. globes. chimneys. spe-
etaltg; ~ THE LAMP $50 W Broad
ANTIQUES shops, New Market,
Md. 3 mi. east Of Frederick. Route
80, china, furniture. glass, silver,
paintings. Open sundays.
.xTI1,,PP KSryY PPsriod; NE. s-1o64.
! Phone XII. S-7147.
ANTIQUE type serving table. Inlaid
mahogany. New condition; $50. OIL.
ANTIQUE sIDEBoARD. French wall
nut. hand-carved; 20" long. top to
GSs Ss .Gp sISo Desf .f can M be pes sssd
ANT1aulEh F 81 NO TovE E0' SEAT, rocker. wal
nut shelf. towel rack. glass and
e china, misc. After 1890 am. 1900
\: Patrick Henry dr.. Arlington.
r;;,oApt;, Va; APT; l52, Westover Apts.
ANurSoEsstudenf rcuna mabSS e0.s deSG tsh. sSs
and16al f foOt. sq5; 5ee bsdstsad. saSs e'sS; SS;
Hartman wardrobe trunk, SIS: ..
mahog: poster bed and springs. Sl2
es.; "A f. of new black Congawall.
- IN; wide, IS. ia. S-4757..
walnut nisht tables. nah, card
table tBiggs). what-not. lamps, COL
ored glass, china and majolica,
misc; items. JA. S-2693.
ANTIQUE-.l0-ft., solid mahogany re-
Victorian side chairs. Call KI.
ANTIQUE SOFA, Va. swan style, rs
IN mahog.' mohair; reasonable.
LIZ G-156i
pressed, HdN Gear and colored SlonsdSsslG%s. ss pes
modern furn. HE. 4-ei16. 00 anu
ANTIQUES--Oval marble-top table,
$50; crotch mahogany chest. $40:
@SnsTnle-top mar .ecS fhest ana wash stand.
ANTIQUES--6 Hitchcock chairs. circa
1875; original rush seats excellent
condition; price. $500. Call North
ANTloTE CRADLE. $40; youth bed
stroller. 81: pair Pembroke tables.
IANTIQUES-Reduc prices Closing
quilts. HAMILTON ARMS. 1870
ANTfoTEs Fl 81 NV rifsny Honys; bowl S PM Roy,,
Doulton figures. COPENHAGEN birds,
Limoge cups. etc; private collector;
will sell reasonable. Box 3l2-D.
ANTIQUE VICTORIAN SOFA. cameo
back, red velvet, tufted, $500. WO.
| 6-11S4 a
ANTIQUES-Custar milk. purple
Stag glass: Victorian chairs, desk I:
ley ahaXl. 1e ephone AT. R-2o55. .
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window models SIS and up. Console
models S95 and up. Carrier. West,
inghouse, GE. and Pleasant-Air. All
good running condition. Ready Ior
immed, use. Also. large stock OF
electric fans. Free delivery and
parking. MANHATTEN OFFICE
EQUIPMENT co.
500 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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PAPERING AND PAINTING ar

Al work. Estimates free. Call MIR
BECKETT. AID. 2-O930.
PLASTERING Cement finishing
manship. Cali DE. 2-109I. a
PLHSTERING REPAIRS. old and new
work. lge. and small Jobs: reasonani'
rates. work guaranteed. 10; S-lI 81
PL ASTERING. new or old, repair
work done: imm. serv.; Work guar;
est. free; white mechS. ia. 9-o';oo.
PLAsTERING. carpentry, waterproof
ing. stucco. Skilled white ,d mecnSn Sn
iEesiss9 ies PROMPT RIIt Tslsasls sAs5sf. service -
PLASTERING, patchwork q speciality;
white mechanic: good service rea-
pIToanssPTEIRiIHG IonsTIsi G REPAIRS, old and new
work, lee. and small Jobs: reas.
rates. work guaranteed. JU. e-4 94'
RECR. RMS. attics. porches. general
repairs. lst class work: Tree estl-
mates. Call any time. Wo. 6--3 o.
REFRIGERAToRs. air conditioners
Repairs and services. all msses'
RYTMsL6G5ELTSG. YsLGSi IS fRaEaPA1Ks. all Kinds
Of buildings; free estimates: Cali
Gaithersburg T55-W. II no answer
cali Gaithersburg 194-W.
REPAIR ROOFS and chimneys. walls
weatherproohng, painting. plaster
ing. Doing my own work. reason
able prices. RA: 3-oyOl, ,,,-
RE-ROOFING. roof repairs ana paln.-
No money down. So mo. to pay. Free
estimates. WA. 7-7044. After y.
tn Q-6u93 %
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
STONE WALLS
FlagStOne Terraces

Walks chimneys, fireplaces. eemen,
driveways, porches, retaining walls,
Rockville. Md. Phone Poplar 2-35Ss
TELEVISION SERvICING, incl. ewes
Sat. and SUM-: guaranteed. TELE-
SERVICE RA. 6-1475 or ia. Q g.
Tv SERVICE. Q am, to 10 pm.
sc. area 10. 3-l6l1. -
UPHoLsTERY-Couches, chairs. re-
webbed, springs reset; your home or
S. NJ. JANNEY. RA. 3-O3S0.
EXPERT REPAIRING ana complete
overhaul all musical instruments
MUSIC. iSoo 6 St % n.T. ST " s-sS4S E5$tS
BE READY FOR SUMMER. screen
your porch now Phone MR. TAY-
LOR. evenings. JU. 5-3942.
PRICES too high to have your garden
plowed? Let me give you an eSti-
mate. Flowing with horse in nearby
GET YOUR LAWNS and gardens fixed
BY Professions eardeners. Call XII
WILL BuiILD NEW HOMES FOR You
active experience Win supervise
personally, from beginning to com
quest. JOE cuRTo Really. TS ss6 ia
r st ne. Ii. 1-7S00
FREE! Kitchen, plan-it-yourself guide
with your kitchen. LANG. LU
l-6407. Terms from SIS.
r. w. STEVENS-Bldg. remodeling
porcheS, garages. rec. rms, patios
cement work. driveways. etc. Nc
! down payment. - yrs. to pay, FHA
! Phone POPLAR o-4l1r
Evening star., 1953-05-03

SHORTHAND & TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks
Speedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Used in Business and Civil Service
Guaranteed Complete Course
One Low Fee-Enroll Anytime
Attend Day or Night
Free Placement-Local or National
SPEEDWRITING SCHOOL
l4O6 G St NV ST 3-2OSR
Camera-Amateur Glasses
Start tomorrow. May 4. $40 pm.
Room 444, Strayer College, 18th
and F st. NV. Registration open.
CIVIL SERVICE
Prepare now for coming exams. CIVIL
SERVICE PREP SCHOOL, 1913 14th
SI pW An p-QSES
Evening star., 1953-05-03
AIR CONDITIONERS

models. a h.p., for came
price as most n h.p. models: free
7-77o2. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER. 5S5 n. Glebe rd.. Ari-, Va.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
MAN (Colored Clerk-Typist
Work Of any kind.
Ii. 1929

MANAGER. yrs. experience with
retail credit stores, desires posi-
ton HE. 4-5530.
MEATCUTTER. with general expert
ence. sober Telephone LU. 2-0504
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. Odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing, carpentry, houSeclean-
ing. etc. SALVATION ARMY Harbor
Lights Corp, ME. S-4532
NIGHT. AUDITOR and room clerk
neat, sober, reliable: transcript
PIX, typing 10. 2-336S.
OFFICE MANAGER, accountant, pur-
chasing. office supplies. equipment.
forms designed. production. control
systems and methods: acctg. back
ground: administrative staff desires
change. Box 1o6-E, Star, .
PAINTER. 20 years experience, want
inside and outside painting; reason
able. free est. Call MIR. WHITE
90 S-4196. 4"
PHARMACIST desires relief work
PRINTER wants part-time work:
exper. with automatic platen and
vertical presses. Write Box Bad
PIGhRRCtHAsING AGENT. plumbing
heating and building supplies; now
employed. desires change: refer
ences. Box 31S-D. Star. 3'
RESTAURANT CAFETERIA mgr.
steward; first-class: desires perma-
nent place, Box 361-D. Star.
SALES MANAGER
Or top fight salesman: IA years exper
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

,OUPLE. COLORED-COOK, BUT
LER OR CHAUFFEUR, co. 5-6549
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Painting-PlaSterlng

PAINTING. SPRAYING. PAPERING
Expert workmanship. reasonable rates
Satisfaction guaranteed.
IT T-ASS7 or ,JU q-1q30 81
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HELP-MEh AND WOMEN

COLORED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
college degree: state qualifications
and Glve phone. Box COG. Star.
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AIR CONDITIONERS

AIR CONDITIONER, NEW y H;P.
1859 WINDOW-TYPE, ia. 2-0Ss9.
Evening star., 1953-05-03

Conscientious young man. 12 years
experience in aircraft industry con-
sisting of airline manufacturing.
engineering and designing. Desires
change to position of contact man
between industry and Government
or airline. or as liaison engr. or
Evening star., 1953-05-03

diversified position with national
shopping organization. Must be free
to travel U. S. after training period
no, eXper. necessary: salary Ano
expenses. Apply in person, Warner
Bldg, Rm,. a51. =
WOMEN, white, Is to 30 yrs, for
restaurant work; $40 wk.. meals;
2 vkS. vac. See Mr.. Lob, SHOLL' s
NEW CAFETERIA. 1888 K st. NV.
WOMEN, colored. earn $50 weekly
and uD, on 8 salary and commission
basis. as costume jewelry demon
stratorS. We train you to conduct
hostess parties. Phone bet. I2-5 pm
NO. T-3116, MR., BAKER 4
WOMEN. Arl. unlimited phone solicit
for Home 1mprovement Co. Cal
Afternoon. evening. IA S-H3O6. "A
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REPAIRING. free estimates: reason,
able: quick service. WO. D. 6112o. 90. -
PAPERING. painting; white me
ehsnic; 29 yrs y,, expe5.; 40 o6S6 oWn WORK
PAPERING, 1st class work. Ruaran-
teed; low prices; do own work. For
free est. call MR.. GORDON. RA
PAPER HANGING. painting. Takoms
and Sill spg: area: guar; reeSS reSS Foll
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. UP,
1853 sunfast washable paper: worl
guar RA 3-73a3 or HE 4-Sb55
PAPER HANGING. $40 rm. up: hnt
selection of Wallpaper; do own work
guaranteed. RI, 3-QO34. -
PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster
prices. Guaranteed. RA. 3-690l
Evening star., 1953-05-03
SALES MANAGER

Or top fight salesman: "A years eXper
varied lines. Willing to travel. Avail.
able Immediately. Box 340-D. Star
3a
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SHIPPING CLERK, tipping helpful but
not essential 5-day wk., perm. pos.
Apply End floor. 1722 l st. NV. .
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average rm.: week
end Jobs speciality. AID. e-9540.
call today; after 6 pm. weekdays.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, 90 yrs.
experience; Al work; persona
service: salts. guar. Any time. IA
n-O3a6. -
PAINTING, papering. KemT Tonins
plastering. carpentry, interior ano
exterior: white man. does own work
10 3-45fi6
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YOUNG WOMEN
18 TO 35

For extremely pleasant working con,
ditionS in an atmosphere OF sooo
food.
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ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof. and cuisines;
remodeling, 26 yrs. exper.: terms
ROBT GOODMAN WO. 6.2S66.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

', Hohner piano, 100
e shift. perfect: sacrifice
Call Ii 6-3366. 3"
' = Rivoli. 120 bass. 4
excel. cond.: reasonable
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Ruth Crane to Head Club
Eleni Sokes Named
First Vice President
BY Woman Scribes

Ruth Crane. director Of wom-
ems activities for WMAL and
WMAL-Tv. was elected president
of the American Newspaper
Women's Club at its annual
meeting last night at the club
house. 1904 Twentieth st. NV.
Eleni Sakes. fashion editor of
The Star, was elected first vice
president and others named for
the coming year include the fol-
lowing: Estelle Welsh, st. Louis
Post-DiSpatch. second vice pres
ident; Mary DAILY, National Cath
olic Welfare Conference News
Service. corresponding secre-
tary; Anne Carter, Agriculture
Departm ent Inform a tion
Branch, recording secretary;
Nadine Golladay, The Transmit-
ter. treasurer, and Esther Prayer,
publicity writer. historian.
Patricia Strickland, the retir-
ing president, was elected to the
Board of Governors. Also elected
to the board were Katharine M.
Brooks Of The Star and Mar
Evening star., 1953-05-26
PLAY PEN,
BEES?
DAY CAMP?

Mrs. w. S., TGEomG Park
For the play pen Of the baby
allergic to plastic. I solved the
same problem by tying a girdle
garter sewed to elastic tape
to each corner of the play pen.
I made seersucker squares.
play-pen size, and fastened one
each day. or as needed, to the
garters. I used the same plan
for drawsheets Cor diapers) in
the crib. Later I moved the
garters to the top corners to
hold transparent plastic bags
Of toys for the youngster to
pull out.
Now I have two questions:
how can I get rid of bees
which dig holes and nest in
side the wood roof of our
porch? We tried plugging the
holes but they evidently drill
new ones in the knots. DDT
Is also unsuccessful.
Can any one suggest a part
time day camp or recreation
class in the Silver Spring or
Takoma Park area which will
teach some specific skills
(gameS, sports, swimming) to
a 712-year-old girl who is be-
hind her age level in social
development?
Mrs. c. S., Arlington, in
quired about her problem with
a plastic play pen pad. I had
similar trouble when my chill
dren were babies and solved
it to my complete satisfac-
tion by making extra pads for
the pen from regular bed-sized
mattress pads, the cotton
quilted type. I cut these to
size, bound them with bias
tape and added tape to tie to
the corners of the pen. The
pads stayed in place, gave a
much better surface for con-
tact with baby's tender skin,
and kept the play pen much
more sanitary since I always
had a spare to use while one
was being laundered. I used
these quilted pads on top of
the regular plastic pad. Hope
this solves her problem.
Evening star., 1953-05-26

Mrs. Penn Harrison Howard,
Immediate past president of the
Alexandria YWCA, will leave
Thursday morning with her hus-
band, the Rev. Howard, for a
world friendship tour that will
include years missionary work
in Ceylon.
Mr.. Howard, who recently re-
tired from Government service
here, has volunteered as an evan
gelist in the Island of Ceylon,
and will teach classes in Bible
and ethics at Kingswood College
at Randy. Mrs. Howard will
volunteer her services in public
relations work for Bishop James
Mather, president of the Chris
tian Endeavor for Ceylon. She
also will teach some classes at
Kingswood, and assist in YWCA
work.
Active in church and mission
ary work at the Keller Lutheran
Church, Mrs. Howard recently
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Meeting Slotted
At Hebrew Home

The Business and Professional
Auxiliary Of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged win install officers
at 8:15 o'clock tonight at the
home. 1125 Spring road NV.
Miss Bessie r. Dinowitz is
president Of the group. Other
officers to be installed include
Mrs. Lillian Lesser. first vice
president; Mrs. Gail Stecker, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Dorothy
Bennett. recording secretary;
Miss Gertrude Karen, corre-
spending secretary: Miss Goldie
Goldstein, assistant correspond
ing secretary; Miss Ann Yuter.
financial secretary; Miss Pearl
Brayman, treasurer; Miss Ger
trude Dublin. sergeant-at-arms.
and Miss Lillian Colodny and
Mrs. Theresa Goode, trustees.
The club will conclude its
activities for the season with q
dinner on June 3 at the Burling-
ton Hotel. Miss Harriet Brown
is chairman.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
HoWurds Plan World Tour

resigned from Government serv-
ice to give full time to volunteer
Christian service.
She has also been an active
club woman. Her affiliations in
clude the District Business and
Professional Women's Club. the
National M. Eleanor Bracken-
ridge Club. and Alexandria Music
Club. She has served as president
OF the American Legion Auxili-
ary, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary and Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans Auxiliary Of Alex
andria. She has also been presi-
dent of the Mothers Memory
Club, Fourth District chairman
of DAV Auxiliary Volunteer
Services in veterans hospitals,
and Red Cross volunteer.
The Howards plan to visit a
number of countries in Europe
and the Near East en- route to
Ceylon and their return trip will
include visits to Japan, the Phil
ippines and Hawaii.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
GINGER COOKIES.
IN. F. X, Washington J

Mrs. e. s. S. In answer to
your request for ginger cookies
the nearest thing I found was
soft molasses, which by add
ing as much ginger as you pre-
fer, you can change them into
ginger cookies.
Mix and sift, 31a cups flour,
/ teaspoon baking powder, /
teaspoon baking soda, ! tea
spoon salt, 2 teaspoons CHINA
mon, / teaspoon ginger, u
teaspoon cloves. Cream "a cup
shortening; gradually beat in
1s cup brown sugar then 1.egg
and p cup molasSeS. Add
-four and "a cup sour milk or
buttermilk alternately. Roll
out and cut cookies on Toured
board. and place on creased
baking sheet and bake in oven
$50 degrees about IL minutes.
Cool and then place in cookie
jar. Add l cup seedless raisins
If desired. Yield 71a dozen
cookies.
mrs. A. L. M., WGshington.)
In answer to e. s. S.. Wash
ington,. here Is our favorite
recipe.
Old-fashioned Ginger Cook
les: One cup dark molasses,
u cup sugar. l cup shorten
ing. u cup hot water, 2 tea
spoons vinegar. l tablespoon
soda, / tablespoon ginger, 2
tablespoons cinnamon, l tea
spoon cloves, 2 teaspoons
salt, flour to roll soft (about
6 cups). Combine ingredients
in order listed. Roll "a inch
thick on Toured board and
bake in 425-degree oven till
they begin to brown (about 8
to 10 minutes). Store in COW
cred container while still
warm.
Do not overbake or they
will not be soft.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Readers Clearing House
TURKEY.

(MrS. J. J. X, Alexandria,
For Mrs. P. M. McN., Alex
andria. We lived in Ankara
for two years and I'm sure
you will like it there. The
climate is temperate, with
warm summers and cold win
terS. Do take a fur coat, and
other than that you would use
much the same clothes you
would use for this locale. There
is no televiSion, so leave your
set at home. We took all the
larger household appliances
and were glad that we did. Take
a two-year supply Of clothes,
especially shoes. There are
: APO facilities to I'LL in with
extras. There is a small PIX
which has soap, tooth paste,
etc., but If you have favorite
brands in cosmetics, I suggest
that you take a supply along.
Living conditions are good and
there has been much new con-
struction. Travel within Tur-
key itself is difficult unless you
go to places where the Turkish
AirlineS has q stop. If you
are interested in ancient his
tory or archaeology, you will
find many places to visit. I
would be glad to give you more
information If you will write
me through the RICH.
Evening star., 1953-05-26

We're all familiar with the
term, "in the wink Of an eye"
but actually how often do
our lids close or eyes blink? AZ
intervals Of from two to 10 Sec
ondS.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Conducted By
BETSY CASWELL
CLEANING RINGS.

(Mrs. r. A. w.. Siluer Spring.
For Mrs. r. G. who desires
an effective method for clean
ing diamond rings at home.
Mix together / tablespoon
detergent. " teaspoon am
monia, cup very hot water.
Soak rings for twenty minutes.
Remove and press gently in
side ring and between filigree
with a small toothpick, with
ends wrapped in cotton Re-
peat soaking process until
clean. then rinse with hot
water and polish with a soft
cloth. They will look like new
Evening star., 1953-05-26
RUG EXHIBIT.

mrs. G. S. c., Falls Church,
The fourth annual hooked
and braided rug exhibit will
be held May % and May %
in the auditorium of the Hecht
Co.'S Arlington store. The ex-
hibit will be open during store
hours. There is no admission
charge.
The rugs which will be
shown were made from woolen
materials (old and new in
classes Of the District of CO.
lumbia Recreation DEPART
ment, the Arlington Depart
ment of Recreation, the Mont
gomery County Board Of Adult
Education, and others.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
BROWN SUGAR.

fMTS. +. ". H., FG1TJGTJ
I've seen several requests for
keeping brown sugar from get
ting hard. I remove mine from
the package to an air-tight jar
as soon as I buy it, and never
have had any get hard. It will
keep forever that way.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
PUERTO RICO.
III r. r R0fhoednl
FORMULA STAINS.

mrs. H. w. L., ArlingtonD
In answer to the question in
your column about removing
baby's milk formula stain on
baby's clothes, I can give you
my following method. Constant
use of bleaches will eventually
rot the clothing but boiling in
soapy, sudsy water for a few
minutes will remove the stain
and does not seem to destroy
the garment. I usually allow
the clothing to soak five or ten
minutes in cool water first.
Evening star., 1953-05-26

garet Davis of the George Wash
ington University information
Office.
An informal supper was served
after the election and business
meeting.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
ANSWER TO QUERY.

A few days ago one Of your
readers asked for suggestions
for tying back curtains with
out damaging the plaster or
woodwork.
I have been using dual
action no-nail picture hangers
which Is a metal hook in q
square Of adhesive tape. You
simply dampen the back Of the
adhesive and press firmly
against the wall, let dry for
20 or 80 minutes before hang
ing anything on it. My tie
backs have bone rings on the
ends which loop over the hook.
All my pictures hang on this
type Of hanger. too. They can
be bought in any hardware or
dime store for about a quarter
about six in q package.
PUERTO RICO.
III. F: B.. BethesdG)
We are going to Puerto Rico
this summer and taking a girl
of 8. We are interested in
the kind Of clothes to take
and If it is easy to get clothes
washed and ironed there. Is
it possible to rent an iron for
pressing? What kind Of
clothes do the people wear at
night? We would like to know
If it is hard to find a small
apartment, and the expense.
Anything about Puerto Rico
will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1953-07-15

Csc u. s. Rubber Gloves 2 for
Use them for washing dishes, for gardening and
Of other household chores. Sizes snnolI medium II
and large.
$l.69 Expanding Metal Closet Rods
EosIy odjusted between woIIs Helps utilize closet
spoce to better advantage. Are l8" long. expand
3o". Complete with screws.
Csc Boys E.Z. Summer Briefs z for
These will be taken from regular stock for -
doy only Cool EZ. briefs with olelostic woist II
bond Sizes to l6
WOmen'S ST Belts S-2 for
Mony one o-knd fabric, leather, elastic and SD
eIty belts Assorted styles and coor Broken sizes.
ST. 90 Glass & Chrome Butter Dishes
This combination of gloss and chrome makes otroe
tive butter dish that will give many years OF use.
25c and 29c Silver plate ------6 for
Knives teaspoons sood forks included in group Fine ~
for everyday
Use Ice Tea Spoons ---------4 Tor
Just the roht length for toll glasses Of iced teo! Re-
penish your supply while prices ore low
Evening star., 1953-07-15
So RayOn
TRIcoT Slips

Eoeh Of these fomous-nome slips is in
moker's oroonol box. Toored STYLE Cool
and absorbent. Adjustable shoulder strops.
In white. Sizes 32-42.
Konn'S-Knit UndieS-Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-07-15

81 and $3.50 Leather BillfOlds
Genuine leather nucorportment bifod for ~ *
and women. Block, brown, red, oreen blue and p
posteI coos. +Plus 2o9o tox
$I 90 Novelty Belts for
Novelty belts Of fobes leather, and eIostie. Variety ~
Of styles and eolors. Many Of kind.
Sec. of 20c Dish Towels for
1881 Morgan Jones cotton dish towels. White with q!
eoIored stripe.
Seconds of Csc Pillow Cases 2 for
Fomous- s-moke pillow coes Of sturdy l28 muslin -
42x36 and 45x36-in. sizes. Slight imperfecions.
35c yd. Unbleached Muslin 4 yards
se" unbIeoched muslin Ideo fobrie for dust covers
furniture throws, doperies. ETC.
WOmen's $500 Umbrellas
Lirited ouonhty Only IS. Solid color ond plaid ~
royon umbrellas. shower-proof covers. Limit one to
customer.
Mems. WOmen's 39c-59c HanIxies,
Linen and eotons all white and eoors with -
initials
WOmen's soc Hankerchiefs- : 10 for
300 novelty cotton prints this low low price! Stock -
up while prices ore low.
Mems 30c-S9c HanderchiefS- a for
800 linen and cotton hondkenchefs- White and ST
eoos.- Some initials.
Handkerchief Rept
Evening star., 1953-07-15

43c Playing Cards - B decks for
Fine quoly cords in linen finish with picture bocks a.
Regular pnoehIe decks available
29c Floral Note Stationery 5 for
French fold floral and bordered for your informal
correspondence. With matching envelopes White and II
poses
$50 CanaSta Sets
Includes decks Of cords and postc troy. Linen-fnish
cords with picture backs. Clear and eoored plastic ~
troys.
Csc Fountain Pens for
seIffiIne pens with additional eodfed points, Hoye ~
pIostie barrels. Convenient for school. office home
$l.29 Terry Cloth yard
So inches wide. Heavy absorbent quality. White a
moize blue green and orchid.