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BUSINESS SERVIcEs

GENERAL CoNTRACToR-All types
Of .remodeling, additions, porches.
roofing, siding, concrete. dormers,
attic; AL workmanship. Nationally
advertised materials. Architect and
p511s permit; DANNY TErRoN1. Tu.
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL,
land cleared, lawn work; top soil
and manure; reasonable prices. We
are insured. Call LO. 6-2505. IS
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YOUNG ,, LADY to share extremely

YOUNG LADY to share extremely
, smother sirl, Phone niG IA, sDs4sS.i 6Ds; sTi'n
LADY TO SHARE beautiful South
sses'' !1oSs. p s. sPt; sft.r With g. another lady
BACH. APT, man to share with young
man; bed-liv. rm. comb; refgr.; pvt.
bath and sntr;; $35., IA. 7-O2IS. -
GiRd anatbsT0 TO s;II SHARE s-sedrp1 apt. with
FURS: BEpRM, k II liv. @19aSt Tn: comb, Kit.
and bath; $40 mo; girl 1895: mr..
Coral Hills: free tranSp. LU, 2-259O
after 8 or Ii. $4,000. Ext. 779o4.
21st AND r SITS. N.w.-Man share
apt; $32.60 mo. DI. 1856 ewes.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with woman
and1 a!so children. XII. s-e397 after
coIGESe:EG e:G' GRAD, girl, to share eS apt.
near Dupont Circle with i OTHER
girl. AID. 2-4554. e
GENTLEMAN wishes to share exclu-
Siye -conditioned apt. with man:
ci9efe' PeHrms ES $50; .7Es;z n;E; mr. Chevy Chase
ATTRHcTiXYEi; acHBE6RM. APT. to
share with another business girl;
cow. transp. ia. S-44OO, Ext. 796.
GOVT. GIRL will share room in pvt.
8 pm. TU. 2-4I92. "a
WANTED-,,Young lady to share spa
cious: c: well-furn. apt. near Dupont
Circle Circle with others. Box 10l q,
ONE OR TWO MEN to share 2-bedPm,
furn. apt. with 2 other men: Newark
ARL.-Will share my mod. apt. with
cong. girl. twin beds, TV; excel.
transp. JE. 4-4043 all day sun,
YOUNG GIRL wishes to share apt
with another: home privils., COM
pletely furn.. TV. Call after 6 week
days and any time week end, OV.
YOUNG ATTORNEY will share his
NV. 1-bedroom apartment; TV; S39.
ATTRACTIVE Girl to share cham
payne apt. on beer pocketbook, with
females. Call ia. 2-4596. 3
"SSMaN; .SsIs vic fSSlored has apartment to
2-S5S6. a.
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1754 MASS. AVE. NV. (Oakmont)-
Emciency apt; sos to $50: bed linen
4sos sos qsili KANsSs stasn' AVE- tEin S%s Stss 7n,
nicely furn.; pvt. home; privileges:
all buses at door. RA. 3-0l21. "A
AVAIL. IMMED. - Two rms, kit,
bath; rent control price. AID. g
8095. 1914 10th st. NV. a
TAKOMA PARK - Furnished 3-rm.
terrace apt: separate entrance;
27OO 2Sth ST. NV. - Two lovely
rms, adjoining bath hot plate. ex-
cellent location, across Wardman
Park. One block to bus. CO. g.
Mr.. DUPONT cIRCLE-Entire ist A.,
. bedrms., kit. dinette, bath; front
and rear porch: ladies pref. $3.50
UtilS. incl. RA. 6-6321. A
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HEREFoRDS. $50 cows
!(some with calves at side). bred
heifers, $50 yearling heifers and
steers, few registered cows and
LAuGHTM. JU. a-2iil. NE. s-i2s9.
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1926 NEAL ST. NE. - All newly
decorated. lge. liv. rm., 2 bedrms.,
aoafI' aia; fFIn'' kit" pvt. bath: S10O. Ii.
1884 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Bed-liying rm., large kitchen; nicely
furnished. Sober adults. a
1919 PARK RID. N.W.-Modern bsmt
apt. rms; convenient transporta.
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.AA -AN-NaA

FURNITURE
Draperies; mod. walnut chest.
drawers. 500: Walnut mod. dresser.
$,ss5a sEaWfTs; M:bSI S1o9 G,n Red ed carpet pad
tables with shelves. H; Ss SIS. wi; White
plaster sunbuTst wall clock. unusual,
S66. EN-. 3-6345. "A
camel-back sofa, an.
tiaue ivory cocktail and end tables
with inlaid tops; other liv. rm. furn.,
Syfa n m lSRs Suite p4Ss F4eSsh %snS
bedrm. suite e pcs y; lamps. etc.
furniture: TU. 2-42OO weekdays
ewes. and week ends. EN-. 2-0sS3
FURN.-solid mahos. dropleaf ! SCI
Snd 4 chairs, good condition; $50
sss: sasc' LIZ nG. Eni gnisss sst and club ehsiF
GAS RANGE-4-burner Roper. La
6-S626 before pm. weekdays only
cas saSc1sd eoa ana ass %ooa q:sS 2.s:., s1S
Installation. PEERLESS SALES
aaS sSS7 IiNgas IGisNS5T.s ave; 6E: s-6Sss
GAS REFRiGERATOR, EiectrolIxx
S:cubie.ft;: 70 yrs. old. excel. cond.
HOSPITAL BED. side rails; invalit
rored cabinets. EN-. 2-S6l7.
IRONER, WHIRLPOOL de luxe. usec
only & times. Listed ct Sl99.95
VIII sell $12h. 20. 2.s1OS. IS
KENMORE AUTO. WASHER ant
radio-p -phono.: train transformer: Q.
pc. sectional sofa; reas. OIL. 9-S913
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE-oVne,
leaving town. Reasonable. Call AID
1910 or HIJ 9.SIRE
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LUMBER

Flooring suitable for subfioorine oI
sheathins, $25 for NJ. Also good
stock of used oak flooring, priced
-risht to move
Ace Wrecking Co., LU. 4-050C
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ORGANS - We have several real
values in models suitable for homes
or small churches. ST. 3-94OO. JOR-
DAMS, corner 18th and q sts. NV.
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REFERS. guaranteed; Sa9.5O up:
liberal trade allowance on new boxes,
saSy easy ,,t terms; T; 9. SMITH SALES 3
KOLLER: tandom, to 3 tons. IA
cheap. Can Lo. 5-05SS. W." -5 Sen
RUGS, genuine Oriental; closing out
sale all week; reduced to unbeliev-
able BARGAINS. CASSABIAN, 1904
RUGS-Oriental, perfect cond. Ker.
man, 10x15. $500; blue Chinese.
9x12, $500; antique mirrors, walnut
dark marble-top table, downy chaise
lounge. 661S Mclean dr., Bethesda.
SINKS, new, double. with base
cabinet combination: new 4-burner
gas stove. PO. 2-9S01, Mon. through
SEWING MACHINE, like new; round
bobbin; sew also in reverse; $50,
worth q
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SERVICE COMPANY
ANTIQUE walnut bed, SIS: marble.
top walnut chest, $50; bedSpread,
I Kron crib. compl.. $12. wa
ANTIQUES, pine hutch and corner
ehlnN; to be sold ct saeriflce, 42S
Hamilton ave. Cat franklin anS
T1leSyills, rd.) Silver Spring, Nd
ANTI0UE VICTORIAN SOFA. cameo cam
back; red velvet, tufted. $500. WO
AUToMATIC DEFRosrERs, modern.
i5s iSs,s:yd 1y electric o .SsE4 gSsssEEi4gsratOr SS
BARRELS-50e. beds, 81: springs
50; bureaus, SIS; fireplace screens
g; bookcase. Ss; kit. set, $50. Ii
BABY FURNITURE - wonda chair
complete: good condition: reason.
able. IA. 7-637S. IS
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TV-WANT a 1858
For Just 500 Complete?
See it In your home today. Call
To, 2-4116. -S
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WE HAVE APTs: AND HOUSES
WEEKDAYS. 81; SAT, SUN. a-5
A-ONE RENTAL AND REALTY CO.
524 BOND BLDG, MA. 6-O007.
14th ST. AND N. 7. AVE. NV,
S15 KING ST, ALEX, XII. S-1313.
232O 18th ST. N.W.-Two rms. Kit.
and bath; utils. included; 500.
1918 Belmont ct. n.w.-Two rms,
kit. and bath; Utilities incl; SIS.
133 Varnum st. n.w.-Two rms. kit.
JOSEPH Z. BRUNO. INC.
903 II St. NV. ST. 3-332O
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BUILDING MATERIALS
Used-Lumber. free of nails. in ex-
cellent conditions. many sizes at re-
duced price.
Used-Battleship linoleum, In excel
lent condition, 10c 50. It. Can be
used in club Easements. dance halls
New-Windows. 6i6. complete with
frames, S15 ca.
New-Toilet outfits. S19.95.
New-Shutters. assorted sizes, 50 ca
and UP.
New-Insulation siding. $3.50 pei
square.
New-A-in. plywood. AXIS. $3.50 pei
sheet.
Many more bargains. Stop, visit our
yard and look around.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
All O.R1z7 s.
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4815 KANSAS AVE. NV. rooms
and bath. middle-aGe couple. sos.
THREE-RM. FURN. APT, bedrm.,
kitchen. pvt. bath. liv. rm. din. rm
combination. Cottage City. Md. WE
18th ST. NV, 13e2-Liv. rm.. bed
rm. kit, bath. nicely furn.; walk
ing dist. downtown; S95 including
utils. NO. 7-6111: LU. 4-6719.
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ANACOSTIA co.
JOHNS MANVITTE

DEPENDABLE
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
General maintenance repairs, bsmts.
remodeled, attics finished, porcheS
built or closed in, etc.
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Also Wkly. or Mo. Rates
Double and triple rooms. Nr. Embassy
Row: Walking distance downtown.
Maid service. 1925 18th st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TRAILER PARTS - Axles. wheels,
KEN1LWoRTH sVSi, DTf D1uTo CO, 1901
Kenilworth ave. LU. 2-6667. A.
TRUMPET, Conn 22-B; good condi-
| ton; S75. Call 10. 6-7536 between
| $50 and 7 pm. daily. a
TYPEWRITERS, port. tnew) Hermes
| free home demonstration: 81 wk.
LET GEORGE DO IT" Elk. 3-1424;
Ewes. Sun. LU. 1856. 4
Underwood, L. c.. Smith; $25 and
up. All in good working order.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2O1o I4th
st. :. w.. HU. 3-6121.
NOTWITHSTANDING, must out at cost
80 genuine old masters including
Guarnerio. Gagliana, Ventapane,
House. Room 6i6. Washington. &c
VACUUM CLEANERS
We have . good stock Of used and re-
conditioned vacuum cleaners, from
$3.50 up. All nationally known
brands also. Substantial savings on
noor models and demonstrators
Kenmore tank and upright cleaners.
Used vacuum cleaner motors and
cords, only S2.25 sold as is while
they last. Call Ii. 7-76OO, for free
SEARS ROEBUCK and CO
ell Bladensburg Rd. NE.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS
It is still time to buy q silo for grass.
be delivered at once Also repairs
for silos aud roof and chute. Grain
bins and commercial storage bins.
Write to SNAVLEY SILO SALES,
Gatthersburg, Nd. Or call 14-M
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lB IUUIII contents OF
, do moving. storage.
7enings, RA. 3-14l6.
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AL. G.O1H -h
Building Materials
Building or Remodeling
SEE ACE
WRECKING 1000 UNITS IN WASH
INGToN AREA. MUST MOVE MA.
V9e'7Vi We Win Not Be undersold
Complete line Of material for the
beach-bottle gas stoves, bottle gas
water heaters, kerosene stoves, kero-
sene water heaters, toilet and tank
SdI sets; lavatory basins; ice boxes. small
f;ooTinr, ssS S0s: Per NJ; esdea double u@Sas comb
sink and shower stalls.
Yard Open All Day Saturday
LU. 4-0500
Job-L1+Y PoMDs1open All
Kenilworth Ave. and 0uarles ct. NE
JOB PHONE LU 1-9s97
ACE wREcKINd AND BUILDING
MATERIAL CO.
1902 Minnesota Ave. NE. -S
BURLAP Of all descriptions, bushel
steel drums Of all sizes for all pur.
5oiss; 5oSies; al eHats n good condition. Ran; Ran;
cASH AM si5sss. shEs5sTFfi IL, SsrFFoush'. s. Can
CLOTHIHG%Have Just had . baby;
I no longer wear size 10. Shoes
s1a AAA. Summer maternity clothes
caKBoNS ilfSs ind EEs1sfoRSss h4 Ss 7e4ss Attention
radio hams and ~ servicemen. u
and u watt, assorted values, Low
tolerance, &c ea.. $3.50 per hundred
4 a, : B. G. 6; SUPPLY gI;f co" 1414 14th st
DEsKs SI$s- ysd ys5ngs s executive ;lz'
Haas poDsoN CO. INC. NA R
DESKsNused. all sizes from S25i
Pew 9sI vs}ss s9xso walnut S1ss5 Rvs shep soN "
DIAMOND RING and band. $35; bar.
gain; phone 10. 3-466l. a
:6sPe. !, ,sis5; %sn's: % Y e. p; .sS;s;rMsest M
Esas$SN Esss fS5s IsSS; Go sss 81: sS7s i: y S:S
DfcTAFIoNEi III Af1RasSi EQUIPMENT 5Diat.. DIG
phone recorders and transcribers
used; no reasonable offer declined
c. J. BERRY, Jr., Room 429
Evening Star Newspaper Co. --4
DISHWASHER. Hotpoint, only LIZ
years old: bargain. OIL. 2-6776.
DINING RIM. FURN., cherry twir
bedrm. suite. china. crystal. etc
Call 8 to 4. DE. 2-119S. IS
DEEP FREEZE. 12-cu.-ft. upright
new. IA. S-9151. -
DEHUMIDIFIERS New westing,
house: '53. reg. S139.95. onl,
conditioners, UP to 30To OF. MIL.
FORD, INC. 604 r ct. NV. Ma
DUPIICAToRs: all types, hand ant
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO. 1881 E: CAPITOL st.. II. 3:O0S2
ELECTRIC SHAVERS, Remington
60":: never used: viii deliver fol
$19;95; 10. 1887. 5.,
FANS-Make your. own fan; use the
motor OF your furnace blower, We
furnish the blades. MA. $4,000.
FENCE, CHAIN LINK, 222 it., S5C
It.; terminal posts. 81 ea.; 2 gates,
FOAM RUBBER. SO cents pound;
large sheets slightly higher: rubber
hammers, 81. Lowest prices in town.
J. H. GICHNER, 1913 M st, NV,
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1910 18th ST. N.W.-Apts. for rent;
2 rms. share bath. a
20O9 WYOMING AVE. NV, Apt. .
rms. kit. bath: attract. furn.
$105 mo. incl. utils. ia. 9-7S52.
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REFRIGERATORS

Brand-new 1853 S-cu.-ft. GE, family
size refgr.; full-width freezer; S23
down. $3.50 mo. Call BARON Il
MELTZ. TU. 2-4116. Limited supply.
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FOR 8 NICE GIRLS

Living room. bedroom, tiled bath,
large beautiful kitchen with lots Of
work space; everything like new;
private entrance; utilities furnished
In lovely Sc. neighborhood; 500
month Call 20. A5717. --5
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GLASSMANOR

sE5aET FTsEsHtb G5r1E GARDEN pATTRAe4r5vEzT as4s II
MODERATE RENTALS
Daily-Weekly
Some apts. completely equipped, incl.
TV, for transient families. Unfurn.
apis. also avail. To reach: Out
South Capitol st.. 2 blocks over
D. C. line. Open daily and Sat, o-5.
LO 7.R1OO
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KITCHEN

service. Let US show you what car
be done to your old kitchen. Nc
down payment, SO months to pay
Phone II. @-z69S: ewes. and Sun.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a-brac, china, glass;
ware. Oriental art objects, iewelry
rugs, stlverware paintings. por.
Call MURRAY. Ia. 0-3333.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware, 1eweIr,
and Chinese art objects. Any guam.
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL IA. Q.
6333: eVeS., EN-. 3.67Rk.
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completS planning and remodsling
service: Let US show you what can
Ssa d0ps TS Eou 30 0d onSs Ehto so psS No
Phone II 4-46ss: ewes. and sun.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer-
cial and residential; satisfactory for
rs yrs: MIR. LAWRENCE, RA. 6-97O3
koscoSS GREEN aaS fA Ffnefci S1so4S 4sS'OalEs
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
issssSs T'FN 3o sss7s ssESsSs estimate II Il
hIef'.o Hhits. skiileS msehantes:e eA'FE!Sd; TeTE
raiNTISG' '.isi PAPkRiNSG GHi NSGi14osi IA $irst-cias.
~ MR Poir TGsz RA dsns Sse4s Immediate
PAiNTfNG. PAfERfNG: interior, .x-
ssEs 81 ST. ss174i 81; fra afssl sS -4S!9 p,
rA!NTMG' I1IS.rISIG oI.. interior; exterior; best
PAlNTffNNG. DECORATING. paDerhansinr,
ssnyxhsrs. 1850 Quincy st. NV. .RA.
FAINTiNG, interior and exterior.
Complete renovating. Work guar
ssntsed; Free estimates. H. s.
rsENTENGE. rsTENETNGE' faPERfsS. k1 ssfsS4 genera, re-
pairs. Top quality work. low prices
Free estimate. Terms. KE. 1896.
PAINTING, interior and exterior. and
paper hanging; need work. Elk.
PAINTING, paperhanEing: reliable
white mechanics; prompt service.
Mr.. RIDENoUR, DU. 1898.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, 20 yrs
experience; Al work; personal
service; salts. guar. Any time. Ia.
9-0396. -
PAPERING, painting; white me-
chanic; 20 yrs. exper.; do own work.
MR.. BOoKQUT. AD. 10000. %
PAPER HANGING, painting. Takoma
and Sil. Spg. area: guar; reaS. For
est. L CROWELL, JU. 5-60S0. -
PAPER HANGING, SO per rm. up;
1853 Sunfast washable paper; work
-guar RA 3-7393 or HE. 1856.
PAPER HANGING, $40 rm. up; fine
selection Of Wallpaper; do own work:
guaranteed. RA. 3-0024.- a
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PRINCE KARL HOTEI

1908 N. b. AVE. NV, near Dupon
Circle. Unusually lge. 2nd fl. rm.
odiNinfn0 hath
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

KITCHEN CABINETS - Geneva
Kitchen Maid. YOUNGSTOWN. Tracy
with small scratches and dents: 500,
on. JOHN @. WEBSTER. 627 F. st
NV. aT $1,000.
MOTION PICTURE MACHINE, 16mm
RCA Victor, with sound. fine cond.
S126. Call Laurel 227. eyes
after 8. -5
MOTORS-1/1o0 to 100 h.p. and re.
duction gear, 6-440 volts: rewound
exch. Carly. 1908 18th. NO. 7-O224
MULTILITH 4O-As is, SIS. See C
J; BERRY, RIM. 429, Evening Stal
Newspaper Co. 4
OFFICE QUIPMENT-Curren model
electronic Ediphone, debating, tran.
Scrtbtng and shaving machine. Rea.
sonable. JU. 5-6931. .
OFFICE FURNITURE SALE
200 desks - executive, secretarial
typist or clerical. $50 chairs-ex-
ecutive,. posture or straight. So
steel file cabinets. full suspension,
9 or 4 drwr., $25 to $35. and other
files, $3 up. Tables, 2 to 16 IT.
Quantity Limited! First-Come Sale
Drive in to our sales room. D. C.
SURPLUS SALES, oil New Jersey
nRG ANG
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AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED
REFRIGERATION co.

FOR THE HOME. OFFICE. A SMALL
DEPOSIT WILL ASSURE YOU or
A COOL SUMMER. CALL Ii. 3-4112
r q IA
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1900 Biltmore st. n.w.-Lovely ant.
with living room. bedroom. kitchen,
dinette and bath; nicely furnished:
premises.
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l713 r. !. ave, n;w.--Spacious en-
cheney apt. in the heart of downtown
washington. This apt. is completely
ana beautifully furnished and has to
be seen to be appreciated.
100 18th st. NV, CO. 5-0222
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GEORGET0WN-Furn. corner apt.
tIiN tSEEe bay: liy; rm; 5 With firepl., bedrm.,
tvunS tW,n DeqS; dinette; kit, bath. large
appt., DE. 2-Sl68. "
NR; GA, AVE. AND EMERSON sTs,
N.W:--Two-bedrm. apt, on ist a;
available May 1; ideal for cple. or 4
to girls; S125 mo, incl. utii.: gar
Ii. 4-0567, days. 3 to 5 S:3S nnL nm
eyes,. TU 2-1330, $3.50 to IL pm
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. 21st AND r SITS, N.w.-Man share
= apt; $32.60 mo. DI. 1856 ewes,
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BEDROOM AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL UNTIL z PM, EN-. 2-6677
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ANTIQUES WANTED
any cond.. jewelry. bric.
a.brac, glass. 1893 Wis. ave, d.
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
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PAINTING AND PAPERING, 20 yrs
experience; Al work; personal
service; salts. guar. Any time. Ia.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

Z3IU ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan. excel,
meals; home atmosphere. HO 2.3566
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= Baldwin, Acrosonic, spinef
and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin. EQUIP.
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blow
action. Wide variety case designs
and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
925 G st. NV,
EStahliQhad oTO
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010ATDG1tI
1850 10th st. n.w.-Sgl. and dbl
rms, some with pvt. bath. maid and
24-hf. PIX service co k.736i
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FARM AND GARDEN

VIRGIN TOP SOIL. best quality, i'm
hmediste h,,s service; Load. yard or
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Bendix Dial-S.
Ind installed within
rent. SO mo. Call
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Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE rms, kit,
semipvt. bath: will accept l child.
Call after 4:30, DI. 7-7523. %
ALEX.-Modern apt. in pvt home;
pvt. entrance. pvt. bath; all utils.
furn.. conv. S100 mo. OV. 3-1O35.
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PAINTING, interior and exterior. and
paper hanging; need work. Elk.
3-6273. -6
PAINTING, paperhanging; reliable
white mechanics; prompt service.
Mr.. RIDENOUR, DU. 1898.
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WALKER d DUNLOP, INC.
1l04 l. st. n.v.-No. 3. Convenient,
comfortably furnished. Key at nos
J. ST.. Apt. l. S54.
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VACUUM CLEANERS

SEARS ROEBUCK and &C
ell Bladensburg Rd. NE.
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(Con Nnued on Next PagsI
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PAINT NOW, install screens, all small
Jobs done now. Carpenter work.
Windows cleaned, including INSTALL
ing screens. JE. 4-2029. %
Arizona sun., 1953-01-09
c H A R NJ
BY Lou LuTOur

NEW YORK (GlobaD Now that
1852 has faded out of the picture.
here are a few reminders that will
help you to radiate charm in 1858
and all the years to come. Do re-
member:
Please and thank you are import
ant, and that "think you" note is 9
must.
A clean mind. a clean body and
clean clothes must be yours.
Doing good for others will keep
you happy.
Seek to give and get the best at
all times.
Wear clothes that fit you, not
Just for the styles.
Try Tithing that ten per cent
with a feeling of love and knowing
that all comes through God.
Keep on praying, plugging, study
ing and helping to get yourself and
others ahead.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-09
Golden Circle News
By LILLIAN G.. WHITE

Our last meeting of the Golden
Circle of the Westgate Assembly
No. 1, was held last month at the
home of the Loyal Lady Ruler,
Ruth Franklin. Everything was
very beautiful. The very efficient
Loyal Lady Brown, chairman of
our Christmas party, had every
thing just so. She arranged the
contents of those covered dishes
and served lovely. Mrs. Perkins
and Mrs. Mccarthy cooked lemon
pies which were just right. Our
Golden Circle really has a lovely
bunch of members. We exchanged
gifts and all were beautiful.
Our Past Loyal Lady Ruler, Mrs.
Hattie Scott, spent Christmas with
her children in California.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-09
CLUB NEWS

The Associated Secretaries Of
Phoenix held their monthly meet
ing Monday, January at 8 p. m.
in the auditorium of the Elk'S
home with the president, Mrs.
Mani Edwards presiding.
A guest speaker was Mr.. j. T.
Shortridge of Gregg College of
Commerce who led the group into
very interesting discussion on
secretarial work.
Mrs. l.. Cronan from Wendell
Model Training School will be the
guest speaker at the February
meeting.
Naomi Clark, Reporting.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-09
BE PERSONALITY DAINTY
BY Ruth Nelson Sawyer

NEW YORK, (GlobaD To-day
the success of woman in. social
and busines life depends on her
grooming. Regardless of how lovely
her makeup lookes or how smart
her fashion, if she has an objec-
tionable odOr, it is noticed.
The most important thing in a
WOmen's cosmetic WardrObe-frOm
January to December-is a deodor-
ant to check perspiration. Some
people don't use deodorantS be-
cause their irritate the skin. If
that applies to you, try using the
old fashioned method of patting
sodium bicarbonate under the arms.
Science has made great advances
in discovering chlorophyll which
neutralizes cdors inside the body.
If you take pills containing this
wonderful discovery, you can be
cdor-free from head to toe
With all these things to help,
every woman can enjoy the feeling
Of havin ga body free from I'M
pleasant cdorS.
Let's stay as fresh as a flower
from morning till night, thanks 20
modern science.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-09
Visitors Are
Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lewis of
Douglas, Ariz., were honor guests
at cocktail paprty given by Mrs.
C.. C. Crosby, last Saturday,. Sip
ping and understanding was en-
joyed by all.
The Ben James, Jr., of Los An
geleS, who were here over the
week end for the gcldn anniver-
sary celebration of Mr.. James par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben James,
were the recipients of several
cOurtesieS.
Mrs. Ann Mckee also attending
the celebration was the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fish of 1910 E. Washington.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-09
Bus Operators Win
Safe Driver Awards

During the past year "a city bus
operators received National Safety
Council Driver Awards and the
City Safe Driver Bonuses. Through
compilation of these awards, it is
estimated operators still employed
by the city have carried sos, 100000
passengers for an accumulated
grand total of 400 years of safe
driving, and 122,750,000 miles of
accident free driving.
Arizona sun., 1953-01-09
POLIO DRIVE
JANUARY 2-31 :

The month-long 1858 March OF
Dimes was launched locally and
throughout the nation last week
with polio fighters everywhere
still reeling under the impact of
polio's severest epidemic. An esti-
mated million and a half Ameri-
cans are set to raise more money
than ever before to provide vital
ammunition for the fight.
1t is estimated that 10000 patti
ents received direct financial aid
from the March Of Dimes in 1852.
Of these, one-half were stricken in
previous years but still needed and
received help. Of the 100000 cases
reported in the past IS years, al
most tWo-thirds were stricken since
1948. Last year set an all-time rec
ord with more than $4,000 cases
reported.
Thus, in spite of record March
of Dimes last year. the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
entered 1853 with unpaid bills to
the tune of $7,OOO,O0O. This marks
the fifth successive year that the
polio fighting organization has
wound up in the red.
In an effort to win this grim tug
of-war with the only epidemic dis
ease still on the increase in Amer
ica. local members of the March
of Dimes organization have ar
ranged full months schedule Of
events designed to raise more
nancy than ever before. These
will be announced throughout jan
uary. Basil O'Connor, president of
tho National Foundation, in COM
menting on the need for the month
long campaign instead OF two
week appeal, noted that, 1T ap-
[pears that polio is mobilizing all
its forces to attack mankind. But
meantime, scientists supported by
March of Dimes research grants,
are approaching closer to conquest
of the disease. We must not /falter
now and we must contribute more
than ever before to the 1858 March
of Dimes"
Fifty per cent of all money con-
tributed to the March of Dimes is
used by county chapters to help
pay costs of treating local patients
or, in emergencies, polio patients
elsewhere. The other half finances
/ the research, professional educa-
ton and epidemic aid programs of
the March of Dimes organization.