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Evening star., 1953-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

|TYPEWRITERS RENTED-Late mod.
els, $4 mo-, 3 mos, $40. ME. s.
46l5, 629. Franklin ne. or AID. 4
TYPEwRiTERs1specisl RITZ G l . xmas n'nHie, sale.
new portables. from $49.60; rebuilt
standard from $22.50. fully guar
anteed. Free delivery and home
demonstration; terms: AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER CO; 1881 East Cap:
$40 til ), Including Saturdays.
TYPEWRITERS = Royal. Remington.
Underwood. L. C. Smith; S25 and
up. All in good working order; Rent
TYpEWRRfTER ~ SRsEF ~ con- atso ao1s oNhHAt 18th at
nv EU 3-5121.
TYPldEWRITERs. ports, standards.
$39 90 up, new ports. SOS. so up:
terms. Today, CO. 5-4625: wk. 1112
rYPEwRITTEERs-Remtnston electric,
trade-ins accepted. CENTRAL.
TYPEw1R!FTTER. from rom estate. late mod
el ROYAL. Magic Margin,, elite type,
SIS: l. c. Smith streamlined Super
speed, gray finish. S65. EN-. 3-S752.
THREyRITEEs 11,E,ys !tsnd,rd Late sEs HsminssGp
lTYPEWRiTERS. Und. Smith, recond.,
S32 so. Be first. Today, CO. 5-4625:
rTPEwRiTTEERas4 TfsE a4th Fg Royal DI ss6 79aS iate
mimeo.; $50. Christmas buys. sun,
TYPEWRiTtaisR, Underwood, portable,
late model. can't be told from new,
TYFEwRRfMTERRs3 R3oeo' Underwood, sa5:
L. c. Smith Super Speed. S45; Royal,
S3S. TU. 2-6065.
TYPEWRITER, Smith-Corona port
s9ls' s4s' Ia teSulateF sI0Sos and floating shift
TYPEwRITER, Royal, good cond,,
TYPEWRITER. woodstock, standard,
;$22; automatic 30-gal; gas water
rYPEWRiTERR, HfPsEeE iTrR HA ROYAL SSpor pOrtable new
condition. bargain, S59.50. JE. 2
UNIFORMS. U. S. M. c.. onicer's,
size 40 regular. oVercoat. $50; z
eondfdtne' eonditiOn phone 81 o 44s4s n eTseent
U: S. AIR co. GAS HEATER. blower.
| for winte- and summer use Call
RA. 3-5523. All Madison st. ne.
VACUUM CLEANERS, new, in orig.
cartons, latest models, most makes,
3Oeo to 4O@ discount. Ex. 3-5os9.
VACUUM CLEANER. Electroiux.
brand-new. Never Empty model; all
vAcTnM vaAtctaSnMe6is cLEANERfste Lat saxI model No
30 Electrolux; rebuilt, S29.5O. Phone
vAcUUM sALE-Lewyt, like new,
$35:, Hoover, really nice, $3.50
yacIM as1T Lee e1ExNkRsRi1@a7 hEy "a S49i4 swivel
| tom. thF0W- haPS all attach
like new. S35; also GE upright with
bet. 10 and z only. LU. 4-27e1.
VACUUM CLEANERS
": sys sOGd yscSS% SSk s.1.4s S ussd snS
brands. Also H SUBSTANTIAL Savings on
floor model and demonstrator Ken
more tank and. upright cleaners;
eorS 9sd yaigu% Ung seaseT sed motors S % wine enc
they last: Call II 5;7boo for free
AND CO., Gil Bladensburg I'd. ne;
WIS WIS. ao aye at Albemarle st. NV
vEL3cIRE3E 1pE9E,o1 2S INCH {9F f4s; sals
VIOLIN, lin sdm1sss almost 200 yrs. old. sacri-
1894 Hobart NV. 6'
vIOLIN-s4 size; bow and case. $50.
VIOLIN. copy stradivari. excel. cond.,
: $65 incldg. bow and case. Du.
l VIOLIN, appraised at $1oO, will sell
e. for $50. OIL. 6-S231.
/, VIOLIN. $50; Cello, $50; excellent
tone. very beautiful, apt. sos, 1901
VIOLIN AND CASE-Roth, old. A
very fine instrument for student or
musician: sos. JU. $4,000.
, VIOLIN-Certifled Perry dublin No.
VIOLIN, old, fine tone, bow and case
included $50. LO. 4-S065.
= WARDROBE TRUNK, massage ant
f, kitchen tables. rugs, dresser. book
shelves. etc. RA. 3-2955. -6
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BICYCLE, sidewalk with balance
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity. and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Penna. ave. NV.
BOOKS BOUGHT: any quantity
promptly removed. DI. 1888 PAUL
BOOKS-For extra Xmas shopping
cash. sell your book accumulation.
Fair offers, immediate pickup. RE.
CAMERAS! Movie outfits. obi, pest
types; pay top prices. RE 7-2434.
BRENNER CO. 933 Pa ave. NV
COINS, autographs, letters, stamp col
lee, gold, silver, old pistols; HOBBY
SHOP. 141S Wis. AID. 2-l272.
DIAMONDS. gold silver We paw
sR sSk for 1H564E ME sRoTT. e17 F'' NV
fRP RNEsT sPlf buFR AK syfr si4 sh iaSa st. paia
ELECTRO STATIC AIR CLEANER
wanted AP. 7-3914.
ELECTRIC TRAINS-Trix. H. O..
parts. rolling stock. etc. EN-, PISA.
FILING CASE. cheap. OIL. 2-3913.
FURNITURE, good used furniture and
household effects; any amount. Also
need refrigerator. gas range and
good piano. Call MR.. GRADY. MA,
FURNITURE-win buy entire con-
tents of odd pieces; also odd china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOODS, Sth and K
SITS. NV. NE. S-52S7.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
TARPAULINS
DROP CLOTHS-CANVAS
LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE
2513 M ST. NV. Elk. 3-3627
TARPAULINS
A6o,t e11ae aya{Iahla af all tiunaS N

Most sizes available at all times. N
FRANK 4 SON. Ala 3rd st. NV
TELEPHONES. 2 desk model upright
kellogg phones. 100 #; OF heavy
telephone wire, $3.50. Ideal Xmas
present for Junior. AID. 4-S172.
TELEVISION-Emer 17-in. table
model; demonstrator; originally
S179.95. now S120. TAKOMA CIT Y
TV. JU. $1,000, 1892 Carroll ave,
Takoma Park. Md. -
TELEVISION. 12h in, Motorola
nah. console. positively like new
S65. Ii 7-2343 after pm.
TELEvISION - Fallicrafter, 17in.
like new: leaving city, must sell;
sacrifice. TU. 2-3253.
TELEVISION - GE. 101a-in. table
model. with antenna. excel. cond.,
$3.50 cash. ia. 9-5414.
TELEVISION, RCA. IL in. in beau
tiful mahog. cabinet; new over S400
sell for $95. RA. 3-4450.
TELEVISION, Reconditioned, guaran-
teed. 10-in. S25: 12h-in., $50: IT.
combos. Also chassis, So. FM-AM
tuners, cabs. DORSEY'S, cor. 9th
and Varnum sts. NV just east Of
Ga ave. at Varnum. Open s am
8 pm, vkdayS.; Sat, Sun, 10 10
x nm TU 2-1S00
Evening star., 1953-12-06
SELLING OUT

SELLING OU !
Radio and electronicS surplus; must
vacate, everything must 60. Fan
tastic bargains all day Sat. and
Sun. Meters, tubes. speakers. trans
formers, chokeS, circuit breakers,
etc. Also office furniture. display
tables. shelving, drawing boards,
blueprint tables, steel tool bench,
stools. and hundreds of other items
R g. T ELECTRONICS, INC, 9723
Baltimore blvd. -6
Evening star., 1953-12-06

SIMMONS s.stHSs., matt BET, sSEa y9ES g,tl
rifficce. si7s. Ss Wo. s-Soae. ~Os' % Ss''
S55. Call Ii. 6-4824 after s. ID
SKATES. roller bali bearing, new
and, used; Underwood typewriter
;n able reuters: bet. disc and ossjlIat; 4
TOOLS & FOUR. CO. Ju. a-sss1
SKIS AND BOOTS. size ,sls: max,
Ss'So. SfIs5i sTah ona 4-ssS2n s5EGme hair drier
skis. 5,s It. harness, never used
S12. Shoes. size 9, So. EN-. 3-0864
SLEDS-(2l Flexie Flyers, with
wheels and brakes; good cond. Both
for SIS. Call 10. S-7426, after {
sSEP. SE6c'fi Flexible Flyer. 5 it. 81; sl i
shoe skates. football shoes. JU
sMoRSGiAsBoRD TABLE. cost 500
sell for 500: Grill. cost $l75
Snt sell for Sc Du; nxis 7sOS03. 800 r.c.rn.d
size 8. RA. 3-O573. -6
SOFA, Lawson. and cover; s25. ;IU
SOFA, AZ large size. conf. $40. EN-
SOFA. Duncan Phyfe,. gold uphol'
stsry; SS psahosany; SsdS perfect condition
eelient cond. 10. 7-s3o5.
SOFA BED. dble. bed size. uphol.
stored. slip cover. used l yr.,v very
SOFA BED. fpll Ienth,, yellow Bolta
SOFA AND 2 CHAIRS. French match.
ing: solid fruitwood frames; perfect
cond.: will sac; S07 Pa. ave. NV:
SOFA. studio; blk. walnut coffee table
z eendd tables. buffet; new. TU
SOFA 18th Century sheraton type
n in. by 2S in, upholstered IL
brocaded oyster white satin. $325
SOFA, Lawson and rollaway bed
both in good condition. LU. 1900
SOFA AND CHAIR s,., with M slipcovsrTs rSt vsTs
SOFA. custom made Regency. s
mos. old; orig price. S450, must
sacrifice: you name the price. JU
SOFA, Lawson. cocoa color; good q!
new; $50. ia. S-75S4. a.,
SOFA, blue, in perfect condition. $50
SOFA, like new. beautiful grey prin
brocatelle. tufted arms, slip cover
ia. $4,000.
SOFA, wine-colored tap, floral de
STAMP COLLECTION, o. s. AM
foreign. mint and used; 1st-da;
cover; sacrifice; S25. Nah. wa
shell. mirror back. S4: AD. 2-41SS 0G
10 date 81 0S7 Gibbon's list: S62l
net. AID. 1920.
STANDARD BILLING MACHINE wit
cash drawer; several sets of books
artists. brushes and oil colorsi sev
eral other items. WA. '7-7OO3 an
evening or all day Sunday. =
Evening star., 1953-12-06

GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded iewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
so YEARS AT 935 F ST NV
GUNS, RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS
only. TRADING POST. 3336-3S M
st. NV, AID. 2-9330.
GUNS, binoculars radio typewrit-
ers. musical instruments, cameras
television. RELIABLE JEWELRY EX.
CHANGE 422 9th at NV MA
Evening star., 1953-12-06

SAFES, strong boxes with combina-
ton; reduced. Call today. CO. g.
1926: week, 1112 14th st. NV.
SANDPAPER, $50 per roll. 8 in. wide.
ROLL HARDWARE, s24 n st. NV. :
SAW-Large band motor stand. $75.
Shopsmith accessories. motor and
stand, $175. Assorted model planes,
gasoline engines, .049 through 20.
SAW, Bench, new. Sin. fitting arbor.
sion etc. Craftsman. $50. Lo. 2
SAWS AND WOODWORKING tools.
Low sale prices while they last,
saws. SIS. 9.95; 3-in. drill presses,
ssS ss5o 5in new RlansTi strairStns Dia rs
mel sanders in stock. Metal-work-
ing lathes: 108o OF on floor samples:
Save on Xmas present for him if
ySpnR KY buy ~ noyi; ELECTRIC EQUIP
Open all day Saturday til Xmas.
SAXOPHONE, Z fiat alto. Conn, gold
lacquer; case. excel. cond.. $500.
szXAFaGSET. S zxi FalsGJST Conn, tenor; wood
Clarinet, Carl $2i SIS. sSGussta EN-. s.t5a5eS. M L.
sAXOPHONE, Conn. B nat. tenor.
preTar. Recently reconditioned. No
dealers, S9O. JU. b-6O9O.
SAXOPHONE, Buescher. tenor; newly
overhauled and lacauered. ia.
szx96PHoNE. Martin. alto, excel.
cond.. only SS5. RATNERS MUSIC
STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
SAXOPH0NE, CG Conn Eb Alto. sill
yer finish, including case, good
condition. Bargain. UN: 4-S164. .
able electric; never used: leaving
city, must sell; sacrifice. TU. 2-3253.
SEWING MACHINE, portable. mod
ern. reverse and forward stitch;
ex. cond.: $50. ia. $4,000.
SEWING MACHINE. Free-Westing-
. house. cabinet desk, new. cost S275.
Sell. $176. PALMER: Ia. 9-1032;
Singer console. was $139;50. now
SS9.95; q size portable. new,
SEWING MACHINE. Brother, late
model port. elec., sews forward. re-
verse, complete with attachments
cost $I94 80; 57;50: Al. P.7-12S2.
American Home console. viii sac.
Mahog. cabinet. JU. 5-O468. %
SEWING MACHINE, portable Singer;
new motor, 500. EN-. 3-4772,
Evening star., 1953-12-06
TET ,EVISION


These sets have been reconditioned
by our own service dept. and are In
good operating condition; some
have new picture tubes and carry Q
1-year guarantee. CHOICE OF:
-PHILCO-HALLI-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FRANK P. MULGANNON. 1862 Coles
vile I'd, Silver Spring. Nd, JU,
9-4463 weekdays.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
SEWING MACHINES

Good stock Of electric trade-in mod
lar makes; from S19.95 to SS5. Also
floor samples and demonstrators.
SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO.. oil
Bladensburg I'd. ne; Wis. ave. at
Albemarle Ut. NV. EN-. 2-1122.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BEAUTY OPERATOR BOOTH for
WILSON, AID. 4-292O or NO. 7-96s4
GENERATORS, $25 per wk.: 1900
watts. Reserve now for Christmas
tree sales. RENTAL TOOLS &
EQUIP. CO. JU. 9-6SS1. %
LOADER FOR HIRE, hourly or con;
H0SPiTAI BEDs-1DEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 Z st.
w..n MA $4,000
CHAIN SAWS man. S12 per day;
TOOLS g. EQUIP. CO, Ju. S 9-sssi. Il
ROLLAWAY BEDS, all sizes; baby
cribs; strollers: scales tape record
ers many other items. Delivered
SERVICE RENTALS CO., JU. g.
1885. If no answer, ia. 9-2S47.
Evening star., 1953-12-06


including Sundays.
STOVE, Westinghouse Electric; excel
lent Condition; 500; Refsrs;t sii5 cS; ~
Grenoble dr.. Wheaton City, Md;
STOVE-Ashley wood stove and oil
stove; reasonable. 10. S-7666.
STOVE, Estate, gas. 4 burner. table
top. warming oven. baking oven and
broiler. 40 in. wide. 23 in. deep, 3S
in. high; $50. EN- 3-149S.
STOVES, apt size, burners: insu-
lated, oven control; S22.50 del.
BLOCKS, INC, 1746 Lee hwy. IA.
sTTDTo fin5HO BED, Hi-Riser with custom
made slip cover and pillows, solid
rock maple chest Of drawers. Single
head board. Reasonable. $500 9Th
siTSUiD5ioo' coucH. -si simmons, used 8
o0Si to double Ss bed. ed H@ s7S. EN-. s-2e6S.
sTUDfO CoUCH, simmons with mat
sell. UN. 1852.
SUIT. full dress tails; size 40 or
Al long; midnight blue; have worn
only few times; like new; $40.
SUIT, blue pin striped dbl. breasted,
size AZ long: good cond.; S15. Can
be seen bet; and at $3.50
Chesapeake st. NV.
sH1gs sI1as q to 1e4f e. AMI Al almost SysriSss ns&
VERY reasonable. LA. 6-6715.
SUPPLY CABINETS, wardrobe. metal,
bargains. Call today. CO: 5-4625;
wk.. 1112 11th st. NV. DI. 7-7372:
Evening star., 1953-12-06
BARGAIN
STERLING SILVER
UNIQUE 2O3 PIECES. FLATWARI
BY OWNER, HO. 2-2591.

WHOLESALE ONLY
TOYS, GIFTS, JEWELRY, DOLLS
MANY OTHER ITEMS
Link Sales Co., 1115 Eye st. NV
Washington, D. C. TIE. 6-27S5.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS. 200 AVAILABLE; TYPE
sl7i56; sMlF7idGH Also 900 HvAiE1BTLiEo HMvAAhE1Ti oAk Az
PRICES. TABLES. CHAIRS, BOOK
CASES. LOCKERS, LAMPS, UN-
LIMITED STOCK TO CHOOSE
FROM FREE DELIVERY AND
MANHATTAN OFFICE. EQUIP. CO.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

saDDy nG4y and SFd gss GW rsceye Eth
stsncor ne-cWeioo NSS0 watts Gn, fnc
TVD.. Call after 5 pm. today or
PEI. 4 PEI ana pm. through wk''
RADIO b Little Issy Wonder 1g little but loud
RADIO, crystal set. built inside of
headphone. no aerial. no ground
needed; ready to operate; So. AID.
RADIO, Scott. table mod, IL tubes.
4 bands; ;,ex: excel. cond,; ;$7 $75 or best
RADIO, Hi-fi., Aztec. low. sampl..
FIN tuner. s-speed chsf., ass No. No. 2 PICK f
ering heads: S195 complete. Other
! equipment. OIL. 4-2321.
RADIO EQUIPMENT - Tubes, 60es
off; .45-volt batteries, 15c; wafer
switches, tube sockets. coils, me-
! material way below wholesale. CO.
| 5-4S03.
never used, Sl25 (list $3.50 1857.
1l04 18th st, NV. ST. 3-5945
after 10 am. Monday.
RADIO -PHONOGRAPH, AMIN GE
console; rs IS player Iaod lack with 45
attachment; orle; S%s9; SoO or pest
Rabio GtfSti And lAi S72t SV2icTkioLA COMB. Air
King. table model. walnut finish,
like new, 7S-r.p.m.. turntable, auto
matte and manual changer. $50.
RAn1oEPHoNo,@oiHigh Ga5l GP 5s7oi fidelity AM
co-axial speaker; $3.50. UN. 1894 / .
RADIOS, small, like new, $3.50 up;
typewriterS. Royal, Remington port
able. Underwood, $40 up. sO7 11th
RAD1o.FHdNo. sti 6;E EX E6TifMENr, feSSts Airing
tons sound headauarterS; High
Bass reflex enclosure kit. $3.50
aes ShaRGtf5f aGpo sqasEi saDhet seW
service dept. 313l No. 10th st.,
Arlington. Va. JA. 1869. Open
RADIO EQUIPMENT, amateur. most
ly good surplus; bargains. ia.
RADTo-PHoNo combination, Magma
vox, mahogany chair-side, incl.
tachs.; reasonable. JA; S-0652.
RCA Victor; almost new; will sacri-
flee. CO. 5-4575,
RADIO loud speaker system. Altec-
Lansing; COBB and University 440l.
in 11-cu.-ft. bass reflex cabinet OF
heavy construction; excel. response.
so to $4,000 cps; sos. JE. 2-552O.
RADIO EQUIPMENT-Excel Xmas.
buy. Viking II, VFO, SIX AZ. Misc.
other ham equip. LO. 7-2s41.
RADIO-AM-FM with phono. jack.
Il Stewart-Warner. Cost S67 so: 2
mos. old, excel. cond. Owner going
into service. Best offer. UN. 4-3139.
RADIO PHONOGRAPH, Magnavox,
console model, mahogany finish,
lots Of record storage space, 3-speed
record changer; cost $500. sell 500.
602 GALLATIN ST. NV. RA. g.
1915 after / pm.
RADIO PHONO HIGH FIDELITY
EQUIPMENT, used, Gray-106 trans
cription arm, $40. Pickering sap
; phire cartridges. 7S, 81. L. p. $40
; Concertone tame recorder 1501-S
with sos carrying case, demon:
strator, peri. cond., 1925. Maynard
power supply, $3.50.
MCINTOSH 50W-2, 50-watt power
amplifier. $175. AUDIO ASSOCI-
ATES. 3102 10th rd. N. tcor. N
Highland st. in Clarendon). Arl
Va, ia. 1881. Ewes. (only), 7:3O-
10 pm.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
BLAIR'S TELEVISION

1922 Western Ave-, Chevy Chase. Nd.
Intersection Of wisconsin Ave.D
o.. 2-1S00. Open weekdays TIL
Evening star., 1953-12-06

TELEVISION SALE
FM. radio-record PLAYER, compl. re-
cond., guaranteed $50 .95
1853 Dumont 21-in. Sway comb.
reg $795, now -- SAB
16-in. TN, 1858 model $50 so
other Tv. recond., guaranteed. from
Evening star., 1953-12-06

REFRIGERATOR BARGAIN! Also
new vacuum and furniture Of enc.
apt. Sat, z pm. through IL am.
Mon. and aft. 8 pm. S233 NJ
st. NV. (Apt. /, End q. front)
Evening star., 1953-12-06

MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA puppies.
oSsmp eSsTsf i1Fs bioodines AkC WA 7:2s4s Rsds
PEKINGEsE. male Axe, all shots.
cheap; very afiectionate; owner
leaving city RA. 3-5400.
COCKER SPANIELS,. 7wks. old, AKC
reg, black and blond male cau
PARAKEET, 8 grown. some babies.
fight cage breeding box, $40 for all.
DAcHsHuNb, At siTbsGi beautiful red male, .
mos. old, excel. bloodline. Axe, $50;
lovely Christmas present. CY.
GREAT DANE. Brindle male. over
| 2 yrs. old. champion type. Axe
trained; good home only 500 cY.
ENGLISH BULLDOGS, reg. AKo
sfHMEsE RaSfi e. KITTENS. sealpoint and
v P, papers, $50. TIE. 1856;
outstanding litter. for Christmas de-
livery. 6 generation ChampionShip
at $50 and UP for females, s76 and
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg, cham.
pionship line; males and females;
7 weeks old. 10 8-O250. 81
BoxEKS c5ampion axe sifed rsS W. Sffk .o5s .aSn ray
CHINCHILLAS-Several small herds;
some with young; attractively priced.
CREST CHINCHILLA FARM, Fair
PxRAKEETs-Excess stock of breed
s, sTs; lsSa AZ 5anded ana ready TO Werk'
PAfR;APRRRTISs-wholesale Ar; REEFS and retail;
all colors; breeders. babies end
opa Ines: RAs 6-3l40. %
BOXER PUPPIEs-AKC reg; tawn;
f1eelIs9t RF s1ssgs, g2ssdisrs'' hold til KIM Xmas
coLLIE.STri- eolored. male. pup; 9
champion NeSsysc's Risht Of way.
vkRNca h2 n gPsoSopLEs-Miniature; Blk.
PRKINGESE Z xhSSi Sc Toy PaU1P'PIEs. thor.
ouehbreds; males and females; . de-
posit will hold It'll Xmas. LU.
EEdffsH 5ffs BULL DOG PuP-Ako
reg. o mos. old; housebroken; com-
plete immunization; reasonable. KI.
pooDLIEs-pure bred: black ana
white; reas.; no papers. OIL. 4-003o.
BEAGLE PUPPIEs-1o weeks. oldi
hunting line WA. 1918. %
MINIATURE FRENCH POODLEs--
Axe reg! all black. OIL. 2-329S.
WELSH coRGI tcardisanl. red, pure
bred, spayed. female, 8 mos; house,
broken. all shots. Reasonable. OIL.
4-2977. -6
POODLE. silver miniature female,
Venda-B -Blakeen champion breeding,
Show type. Reas.- LO. 7-Sl41. %
champion sired good hunter. 10.
BOXERS, "a Axe registered. Cham.
pion sired. fawns. l brindle. Ears
cropped Reas. AP. 7-6324 after
8, al day Sat and Sun.
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Evening star., 1953-10-07
Hdsty Pudding

Harvard's "Hasty Pudding
Club" has become famous for its
dramatic shows, but the original
hasty pudding was far cry from
anything so frivolous! It used to
be a favorite supper dish on
New England farms and was
often known as "stir-about
pudding 1t was cooked in a
big iron. kettle and served as a
dessert with milk or cream. Any
leftover was turned into a bread
pan and served for breakfast,
sliced and fried. with maple
sirup. It's said it came by it's
name of "hasty pudding" be-
cause it could be cooked and
served in so little time.
Actually, it is nothing more or
less than a corn-meal muSh. In
the South it would be made with
white. underground corn meal,
but your New Englander makes
it with yellow corn meal-a cup
full of it, six cups of boiling water.
and a teaspoon of salt. The
salted water is brought to
rapid boil in the top of a double
boiler and the meal is sifted in
gradually, so that the boiling
process is not slowed down.
When all is in, the mush is
stirred constantly until it is thick
and smooth. Then it is set over
hot water and allowed to steam
for one-half hour before being
served with cream or sirup.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
BY Anne Haywood

II am the father of three
daughters" an irate business
man said to me the other day,
land I am convinced that all
this nonsense about sending girls
to college is just that-nonsense
'My wife has her degree in
English literature. and a lot of
good it has done her. She is a
wonderful wife and mother and
all that. but she claims that she
learned lot at college that has
enriched her life. / claim that it
would have been better if she
had just taken a year of home
economics and child care courses.
''Now," he went on, still fun
ing. 'the vocational adviser at
my daughters high school states
that all three of our children are
college material. But any one
knows that these advisers in
schools and colleges are imprac-
tical dreamers who don't know
anything about the real world.
what do you think of this
nonsense of liberal arts educa-
tion for girls who are going to
end up keeping house anyway?"
After I had counted to 10, I
told him exactly what I thought.
To begin with, I don't think
that vocational advisers in high
schools and colleges are ivory
tower impractical dreamerS. /
think they deserve far more
credit than anybody gives them.
1t is true that they don't, as
rule. give actual job suggestions
and job-hunting tips. But it is
far better that they should not.
Instead, they take the young per-
son as she is, and evaluate her
abilities without distorting the
pattern by premature practical
considerations. They are there to
help advise you and your child on
what kind of person she is, what
kind of interests she has, and
Evening star., 1953-10-07
Memory Of
Penalty
RunkIes
By AnqeIo Potri

Among the many visitors who
have called at my Office at one
time or another was a man
with a cheerful expression, gray
ing hair and bright eyes.
Il don't think you recognize
me-" he said. 81 was in the class
with you when we were grad
uated. I am Charlie"
He told me what he had been
doing and asked me about my
school. In the course of the con-
versation, his expression became
serious. Then he related this
story:
You know I've never for
gotten or quite forgiven what
the principal did to me just after
our graduation had been an
nounced in that school. Four of
US boys were so joyful when we
heard we were to be graduated
that as soon as we reached the
yard we let ourselves go with
wild whoops of delight. Some
officials were visiting the school
at the time. The principal was
so lnturiated at our noisy con-
duct that he declared this par
tlcular class would not be per-
mitted to attend the forthcom-
ing exercises.
However, that edict was re-
sented by so many members of
the class, who had taken no
part in the boisterous jubiliation.
that 1t was modified to exclude
only the four guilty students. of
which was one. My father
called on the principal and
pleaded with him to reconsider
his decision-reScind the drastic
penalty-and to permit us to be
present at the exercises. The
principal, however. was adamant.
My father returned detected. I
Wept not so much for nv own
deprivation, but because I knew
how 1t hurt my parents. So. it
ended with my receiving my di-
ploma by mail. Even though it
Is many years since it happened.
as you know, the thought of that
narsh order still rankles."
Well, I hope no principal takes
upon himself to give such an
order. It is unthinkable-that
mans first idea of Furnishing the
whole class for what four pupils
did. 1t is about the worst thing
shat could be done in the circun-
stances-in relation to the at
Eitudes Of the pupils. Even the
punishment of the four culprits
was much too drastic consider
ing they were only giving vent
20 their glee at having been
successfully graduated.
When an offenSe has been
eommitted-and the culprits are
not known-it is best to lay the
matter before the whole group
and ask for their opinion con-
cern1ng what should be done.
Usually. students will condemn
the offenders and suggest a
sensible way to prevent a recur-
renee of the conduct.
Punishment is not always the
answer to boiSterouS conduct.
Guidance is far preferable. A
penitent offender has learned not
TO repeat the offense.