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Evening star., 1953-12-18
HUGO WORCH

PHONOGRAPH, Columbia Hi-Fi. s.
speed changer, 2 speakers; /. table
toas; sloo 'Siti sach; list sIss.5o. isssi ST 81
PiANos:-visit iiis5s: the Piano Mar, a,
new standard make. fun keyboard.
sR1s's sR9 s4ss SlapGss pGss DTss sh0sssnSo sssSo oeRs
3.63o0' PfANo MART: 1915 5th
NvraTNc.So St n;T OPEN MON WED: dd dsRI
PIHSoE@1rlitze. spinet, used very
little. exceptional Xmas value. $365.
$SS55o down $40 month. KITS.
Pi1Soocable SS g G;"i and sons. srand: e.
kifTrss.o soT9: 1880 eaianfs g 81. NV ." monsn' @ns
PIANOS-Uprights, 500 up: spinets,
$295 up grands, 1895 up. Fully
repaired and guaranteed. Christmas
delivery. Terms. Open Thurs, Fri.
and, and Mon s1t1rR I'll pp sPa,S ether p,dNyo dSys
co, e sss7 Pershins rHan drH.N5 ar u. s-asss. &
samples and Rebuilt: spinets Con- Con-
soleS ana grands; large selection. All
aS sSS f5 ncnDs Dseia aarSaS GSnrSt%maS mnDano Tsae
Mansfield. Kimball. Baldwin and
many others: $50 down will deliver.
balance 3 years to pay MUSIC
SALES CORP. 1900 G st. NV. .-23
regular. sS45; special for christmai
S445: S25 down, S15 mo. MUSH
SALES CORP, 1900 G st. NV. p
PIANO, parlor grand. mahog. caf. |
in physicians home. on estate. Az
fapsS yeaTly s54sf nsH sEvSk "a sPsG
STORE at 1880 Georgia ave. is o,en
Of store. Complete ~ selection Of
pPnNo PianSs HnsIIsr RhSne Ju 1nrlgt 5,i1G5 ,and:
aaH prettS melIeW IeRef tone; D'ta Excel. ssnd.;
mahog. case and stool; SI00 OIL.
2-7744 after d; all day Sat. Sun
PIANO, Weber. SIT. grand. NAH;
cost $1.46o. only 5000. Call RA.
Completely rebuilt. SA. s-4s7o.
PIANO. steinway, baby grand: excel.
reas. price: AID. 2-0s50. 20
PIANO nH s5s spi1st resty new, ,,essed msdosa1g fro
$556. Fuii Keyboard. 1o-yr. fac]
tory uaEantee, Bench to mattel
RATNER's RAT E MUSIC STORE ~
PIANO. IAN - besut. baaN chickering psrlf
grand: recond. and REIN; fine Gua-
ity. Sac, S775. XII. S-SS2l.
PIANO. Lester. Betsy Ross spinet: ne-
hogany. almost new. Orig. $40
sacrifice S345. KI. 9-909S. 40
PIANO; Eaa sPinet' Winter make Spo
PIANOSNGrand. good condition: jne, |
sl50; one. Sl75: one. $500: one
$3.50. Contact assistant manager;
SHERATON CARLTON HOTELS923 |
18th st. NV, ME. S-2626. -x2
PIANOS. uprights. 500 up; Snnets.
S275 up; grandS,. $325 up; erms:
Open every evening and al DAY
Sunday. Established 1901. AwayS
q good buy at SCHAFFER'S EANOl
SHOP. S35 Bonifant st.. silver
Spring. JU. 9-3039. 20
PIANOS Jordan's have q dis |
play the largest selection OF pianos
in this city. New. used and Irental
instruments Of many fne makes.
Pay as little, as S25 dow, the
balance over three years. JOeDAN'Sl
corner l3th and G SITS NV. phone
ST. 3-04OO). and 1880 GeorAa ave.
Silver Spring. Md tphone Ju 0.
EVERY EVENING' powntHn store
open MONDAY AND THURSDAY
PIANO, concert grand. puehased inl
Vienna. Austria, will sell goo, Call
NET nnIuoir Evf QJOCA AFTER II u. m.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

FURN.-Lge. Major console celler-
flame and black int; cost $500,
sell $50. Absolutely peri. cond. Ju'
FURN.@Jr. din. rm. set; French
plete with lamp and table. RADIO
phono comb; lexis gray tone-on-
tone rug with pad. studio couch;
misc. pieces. All like new; best
offer. 1866 Delafeld pl ne; -19
FURN.-Leaving town. slda sacrifice mod n ID
FURN.WEntire contents blond mod:
1-bedrm. apt: sell separately or
, dr.. Apt. 101. ch. Ch., Md. 6OL.
F11RN..@oceas. 11t chairs, $50; chest Of Of
bed SIS; coffee table, $15: gas
refrgr.. good cond. SIS: netal table.
$40: metal chairs. So. no. 2-2017.
FURN.-one tapestry barrel, chair,
tabie-model auto. record and radio
comb, AD. $500, Ext. 351: lis
GARBAGE DISPOSAL. brand-new.
GSxRAcE AZ IT, pGoss. 5dSts1, double. 7zs T..
able offer. RA. 6-o441: .18
Installation. PEERLESS SALES co.
GAS RANGE. beautiful caloric g.
sss3 aer s0Pa "a s9sss oos s0S moS
Gas sss0e RANGES, a, aEs, new. used: repairs;
Oil coal wood ranges ACME
STOVE, l0ll 7th NV. MA. S-,s9322,
GAS RANGES, new and used; all
makes: best prices in the CITY
GAS hS sTovE,' 70 f,'i super de luxe. A burn
ers. covered griddle, infra-red bar:
becue oven. automatically controlled
baking oven that cooks while you
are away from home: broiler and
storage drawer. Pyrex windows on
% oven I'd doors O.r and 1r HoaoGsd aoGsd4 top oo
GUN, Colt .3S detective special; Gin.
barrel with holster and ammunition;
S45. De. a-o4is. 10
HEATERS, new used: repairs tgas.
oil. coal. wood ACME % STOVE,
HhLGGlEA7RAY hGl ~ = BhD aD Simmons MA Ss9R. Beauty
cinded; Regal design. Orig cost,
1889, Practically unused; leaving
town. Sell for $3.50. BY appt. only.
Eyes: preferably, RA. 6-5626 or
ICE CREAM CABINETS. suitable for
deep freezers. Apply Mr.: Money.
MEADOW GOLD PRODUCT CO.
1887 D st. Sc. -19
IRONER, kenmore, good condition;
IRONER-Bendix, automatic de luxe;
hardly used; $40. PO. 2-4120. go
IRONER, GE de luxe model, prac-
tically new; cost $3.50, sacrifice, $50
JU, Q-4903
IRONER. rotary. GE. mod. AR 90. de
luxe mod; Just like new. Very reas'
LINENS, imported. prewar;, never
used; reasonable; china and glass
ware also. HU. 3-763O. -19
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ADDLE (ponyl. new cond., less than
Ione-half original price. K1. 9-2542
after 9 pm. lis
SAW. circular. Delta; Sin fitting
table: Homecraft model; like new.
SAWS M 1TSD AND WOODWORKING roofs.
Atlas and other makes. Low sale
prizes while they last; saws, S19.95
ups la-in. drill presses. $33.95; Ain.
plsner, S24.75; jig saw, $3.50; new
Strhight-line Dremel sanders in stock.
M&alworking lathes. 20co off on
ficpr samples. Save on Xmas pres
eH for him. If you buy now. ELEC-
THO EQUIPMENT CO., 2473 Sher-
min ave: NV, Open all day Sat-
uIiay til Xmas.
SFKING MACHINE SALE! Brand
Yw. light-weight. Westinghouse
Another new portable; sos. Others.
1872 Lee hwy, ia. 2-4914. lis
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sc lFROM NINE TO FIVE

RUGS, ORIENTAL, SALON 400
P pisee; s.dc,,d5 Hl st.ss .,l and kinds msil "
sifts. ARMENSIxN oRiEsN4 RUG
CO.. 2409 18th st. NV. -
RUGS; Oriental. Ro0m-siEe FrmanS;
Sarouk, Keshan. Reas. prit' hAnk
RUG SHOP. 2427 18th sNLW.s -.
RUG, wine. approx. 10N, o-piy
twist broadloonn. best qv W nons SI,s'
$500. sacrifice $49.60. S34SVo;
RUGS-Coalhill Chinese xlx anc INC
two Sx5; also bedroom ses; SE'
RUGS, finest quail. orhtal: hand
made, imported: 65ax1Esnd 12xl6.
$14b. Very beaut. coloIE Al: o-SSZl l.
RUGS (2l. Sarouk QnIas: nke
new. Call al day Safoay or 70
8 Sunday. WO. 0-6@.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

AIR COMPRESSORs and misc. const.
equip. for rent by day. week OIL
month, reasonable rates. prompt
service. Ma. S-76SS. -1S
BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 E st.
NV MA S-4094.
man, S15 ger day; Is-in.. gasoline
S12 per dav RENTAL TOOLS q
EQUIP CO. III o-6SS1
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MOTORS - We exchange any make
while you wait; " h.p., $9.95 up;
guaranteed one year. Save time and
money, replace heating. pump. wash
tors same day. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
Open all day Saturday TIL Xmas. Q
MOVIE PROTECTOR, 8 nm. and
screen. $50 or best ofier. 10. g.
3999 go
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CHRISTMAS TREES

CHRISTMAS TREES
FRESH VERMONT TREES
BALSAM, FIR AND SPRUCE
Thousands to Choose From
ANY Tree S Ft. to II Ft., $2.25
Table Trees, SIPS
Fenced-in area for your children to
play in while you shop. No parking
worries.
COLLEGE BALL FIELD
$500 Flower Ave. Takoma PIX. Md;
Fri. pm. It'll Sat, 5 pm. 20
CLOTHING-Girl's winter coat, inner
lined. outgrown, wine, size 10; hat
to match, SIS: also green corduroy
Jumper s1 With blouse size $40, So
ci.oTHING&Man's coat. ss-4O. like
nicely @ tai tsilored, SSS, I SIS & ca. TG. S-sos5.
CLOTHES - Dresses, suits: coats.
81 1857 Columbia rd. NV. Can be
C0LT, IS. Detective Special, Gin.
barrel, with holster and ammuni,,
tiGn; purchased new in oetobsr; g. viii
CORNET. Conn, just rebuilt, with
case; opportunity to acquire fine
used model instrument at low price.
$50. Call OIL. 2-9063.
CORONET, OLDS, AMBASSADOR mu-
sic holder and case, new condition:
reasonable. JU. 9-307S. 10
COUCH, studio, with = slip covers:
wfng-back chair with 2 slip covers.
All for $40. WE. 5-5575.
CREDENZA, CuShman maple. S35:
youth bed. incl. . mattresses, S25.
DEEP FREEZE-Philco 4 Gu. IT,, $50.
Call OF. 4-7557 between l and 5
pESKsl pEsKsl DESKS! ALI WAL
NUT S22.50 and $3.50. D. c.
SURPLUS SALES. 611 New Jersey
ave NV Drive into our warehouse.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
FURNITURE
PENTHOUSE MODERN

Low-coSt warehouse opera
ton. factory closeout and sur
plus stock add UP to real
money-saVing values Shop us
and compare
Evening star., 1953-12-18
CARPETING
LEVENTHAL'S

CASH REGISTER, National. 4-drawer.
4 total, recent and slip printer;
good cond. Reas. OIL. 6-8566. 30
CASH REGISTER, National, total.
receipt snd slip printer. bO% on
CHANDELIERS. crystal: large se-
lection; imported chandeliers make
. beautiful lifetime gift: reasonably
priced: Easy terms; I year to pay,
I4th st. n w.. AID. 2-4122.
CHINA CORNER CABINETS. match
ing mahogany: like new; l-yr. old;
q price; pair $400; separately.
CMINA-c4FFEE SiISi C9i aEfoSsi SET Kobalt blue,
gold trim; made In Germany. Won
1IIH Tsnns5srg-rorzsllsn; De S-l1S6;
carved, made in Hong Kong. China;
ideal for iv. rm. or den. 10.
Christmas PRESENTS of exchang-
able tools are ideal for the man Of
the home. Save up to 50sS. GICH-
NER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
CHRISTMAS TREES. wholesale: red
and white pines. spruce. Better
grade nursery stock. OIL. 4-0363.
CHRISTMAS TREES = wholesale;
Canadian spruce and balsam: So
per bundle LA 6-3342. 30
CHRISTMAS TREES, pine: delivered
D. C. and vicinity. so trees or more.
SOC each. J JOHNSON. Poplar
christmas TREES. wholesale. 15c
and 25c each. DU. 7-0959. Ia
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RUGS-RUGf-RUGS
imported Persisno q odssk kaT rugs; Sx,H HrenS, nd
ORIENTAL RG MART
I2oR n At NV ME. 8-O41d
Evening star., 1953-12-18
DINING ROOM


Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20% to 500
on new sample closeouts.
Look at these bargains:
Solid timed oak extension tables and
leaf and 4 chairs, were S79.50, now
S49.95; fine lined oak ext console
and 3 leaves, was S109.5O. now
S54.75: genuine mahogany drop-leaf
ext. table. was SS9. 80, now $57 95.
Many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Monday and
Thursday It'll 2 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th St. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
LIVING ROOM

Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20To to 500
on new sample cloSeouts.
Look at these bargains:
beds was $50 so. now $685.: fine
lined oak knee-hole desk, was
S69.50, now S47.95: Fisher duo
lounge. with fine innerspring mat
tress, was S259.59. now $l49.50;
plastic sofa bed" was S129. 80.
now SS9.5o; modern blond platform
rocker, was $44. 80, now S2S so.
Many more bargains too numerous TO
mention: Open Monday and Thurs
days till 9 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th St. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.
LUNfBER-Tables, shelving and boxes.
- n q nj
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RI IES

l%sR9RgsR; sas b, oEIrA5kl 5ls$S ssAET1ssss gsSs
siS; sp9rsT1sn5. s7lsi ssYWsE E-44s4. 4R4stlVhR AS
Mayfair, 125 G st. NV
Evening star., 1953-12-18

cut. SITS; lady's il cts. S225:
mans Ia cts. $3.50: lady s 2 cts.
marquise cut, $3.50: mans 4 cts.
S875 LIVINGSTON 81 CO., 1423 H
st NV. NE. S-526S. -le
DIAMOND solitaire platinum lady,s
ring. perfect stone insured $1,000.
will sacrifice for $1,000. OIL; 2
DIAMOND, 2Ts-carat. perfect stone.
perts at $1,000. viii sacrifice. No
dealers, DE. 2-2030. "a
DICTAPHONE SETS t3): two tran
scribers with shavers, $35 ca. Call
GT 9dA9O -12
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REFRfdERAToRs
asy terms. Rent refgrs. $5 !
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PIANOS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Daal cAvioo

On That Long Desired Piano
and consoles at prizes usually asked
for used pianos. fhe best buys IN
the D. c. area. We save you up to
$500; terms Open Thurs. Fri; and
Mon: til 9 p:mc other days vi .; :.
pershinp DR.. IN Q-633S
Evening star., 1953-12-18
DESKS OFFICE

Used, from $50; new, 60x3o. walnut,
$S495; large selection Of new and
used once furniture available at all
N. FRANK q SON
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RADIO SURPLUS

Final close-out Tubes. rec. and
trans, paper condensers; potentio-
meters; transformers; chokes; crys-
tai oven thermometers. O-50 DC
ti5-ft. lengths; porcelain stand-offs
100-watt ceramic reSistors; RG 8 U
coaxial cable and many other items.
r. & T, 9723 Baltimore blvd. Open
Sat. and Sun. q to ), go
Evening star., 1953-12-18
MACHINERY

LUMBER-Tables, Shelving and boxes.
Final cioseout. r g. T. 9723 Balti-
more blvd. Open Sat. and Sun. 9
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OFFICE FURNITURE

O& AN41 y S4b4N4 = SANAl
200 DESKS, SO UP. CHAIRS. FILE
CABS, TABLES. p. c. SURPLUS
Evening star., 1953-12-18

$500; terms. Open Thurs, Fri, and
Mon; I'll 9 PM other days vi q g;
Pershing dr.. Jg. 9-ti338. -
PING PONG TABLE, 5'x9'xss~ top,
folding Legs legs; new also dosho.se'
PiPt-daiv. black copper, cast iron;
cut-thread fxtuEs; BLOCKS. l74o
Lee hwy. ia. $1,000
PIPE RACK and misc. Iiping and
steel stock. Final closeout r L. T.
9723 Baltimore blvd. Open Sat.
and Sun. to 3. 40
PLATES. antique, Parian ware, $50
yrs. old. pink and white grape pat
tern. WO. 6-4a19. 10
POOL TABLE, Brunswick, 5x10; plenty
equipment, all in peri. cond. Cali
between and 9 pm. XII. 9-41S3.
PUMPS - We have the jump on
pumps. All sizes in stock; So :5O up.
Motors repaired ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO.. 24E3 Sherman ave. NV.
Open all day saturday til Xmas:
Tailed trans. and
mod, two 14/600-y. dynamotors.
CAV. gen. and regulator. AID. 4-2S53.
ADIO-PHONOGRAPH combination,
sell sell for $50. RA. $-s47s. 30
RADIO PHONOGRAPH, 3-speed:
brand-new Mercury; must sell ct
offer. Cali EN-. 2-7632. lie
RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH. Magnavox.
. speakers; S195. WA. 7-1904. is
Evening star., 1953-12-18

SALESs OIL view Jersey ave. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS, 200 AVAILABLE: TYPE.
$1Ei5o: $MFElaGK ALSO 500 xvAA1EHsiE'o WAAi1EEIi oAk, AZ
PRICES. TABLES. CHAIRS. BOOK
CASES. LOCKERS. LAMPS. UN-
United STOCK TO CHOOSE
PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 New York Ave. NV.
ORGAN. single manual Estey. motor
church or Sunday school. KITS.
1880 q ST. NV. -19
Electronic. Model 900
Oragtron; two manuals, 80 pedals.
AGO specifications. walnut case.
Excellent condition; complete with
tone cabinet. For quick disposal.
specially priced at $995.
uTTHN TTTODNI1
Evening star., 1953-12-18
SETS
40Go OFF
ACCESSORIES. CARS. ENGINES
REDUCED PRICES
SHERIDAN HARDWARE
6135 Ga. Ave. RA. 3-304l

TPEFs-sELECTED CHRISTMAS
FRESH CUT AND SOLD BY EARMEt'
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APTs. FURN.-p. c. Cont

1St.-h. apt. bedrm.
kit. liv. rm.. bath. Conv. to transp.
1400 Decatur st. NV. RA. 3-770D.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

THE EARLE
2S44 Conn. ave. Lge. beaut. furn. rm
on End fl. front, next to bath; newly
furn. and decor. other rms. re
duced rates. Kitchen privileges
DIJ T-k7TS 30
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Refined Colored Adults

1924 Penn. ave. NV. good downtown
location: large warm. single and
double rooms. Daily maid service.
-19
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires nice. clean. fur
niShed housekeeping room or ef1-
cheney. Box 474-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture. full con-
tents or odd pieces. refgrs.. stoves.
wash machs. Tvs. Closed Mondays.
s. E. FURN. CO.. 210 9TH st. s.e.
IL R-0S2h
Evening star., 1953-12-18

A. S-6730 or RA. 6-7377.
o0
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1890 .-ILTMoRE ST. NV bedrm..
incl. utils. Also efficiency. EN-.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

4IS Stp 81 S.W.aeLarge ely iiv'-Dsusr' sonnr
f1a5o fdin sId Tf' ME- hlsG s-5GSS. tTSnt Ink Ri T"''
1885 N. II. AVE. N.W.-The Pana-
manian. Lovely I-rm. efhc. nr.
bath. Only $3.50 monthly 81
LIV. RIM. . bedrms.. kit. din, bath;
UPPER DTss Ss5 ga 70 aye ", apt Dc, Rlas Ss eps
III srd ST. Me- rms; ist-ti.
apt; small child accepted; EXCEL
rWnnRooM tEan1p No APT@Gomplete,v 5T32I; lS fur.
nished; Unlimited tslephone; con-
Rent TSi '-GSRs oNaY soo-Brisht. 3:rm..
bath, large porch apt; utilities in:
cluded: TO reliable family who will
house; good Section: Mt. Pleasant
st. NV. BOX 10Y, Star. Is
ONE -BEDRM. APARTMENT, beauti-
fnI and Clean convenient location.
eS17 Iith ST. N,w.-Good home.
clean, comfortable S65. And others
eis ia nc 1iSGiRAARRAM All N ST. ST. 'N.w.-wonder-
fl. III apt .D in T9nGerfn s3ni home would SsI
and all utils; perfectly furn. ia.
Mr.. NAVY YD., 532 Sth st. s.e--3
rms. and pvt bath. utils. incl.
Apply 534 Sth st s.e/ 10
CHI. CHI. d. C.-Bachelor apt, pvt.
bath, entr; ] blk. bus. Utils, maid
serY SO. EN-. 3-3223. --23
1 i23 EYE ST. NV. nr. Doctors
Hosp. Front, 1-rm. enc. nr. bath.
TaKoMA hISS PARHm: R H;.:: inns rms. k,t and ,aS
7IO3 Maple ave. JU, g-780S, 30
SOUTHEAST-Liv. rm.. dining rm..
bedrm., kit. and bath; lge, screened
in sun porch; all utils furn., con-
Air Bases caii jE. 3-9773. @93
NIB MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Lovely
. large rooms and bath; entire floor:
laundry privileges. $50. --23
HAMPTON COURTS. 2Ot3--N. H.
si.1 sys' bl9a 99s'esjSF sS NO 5D!7 9as asvly &c.
Eitchenstt. and bah: $50 per mo: mo:
or call BOSS & PHELPS. INC. Ma.
TWo WON RMS. kit. bath. incl. porch.
in lge bldg. See janitor, $500 l4th
st. NV. or TU. 10000, 20
SUBLET Jan. ! lge, furn. efnciency
NV. section; air-cond. sec; switch.
board; EN- 3-3l22 n,- I9 -
blk. to stores and buses: ADULTS
wSARDM2aN PARK AREA, / Blk "a
Conn aye.-Attrae liv. rm,, bed
rm KIT bath. and porch apt
Avsn immed, oL. 2-73s7.
CONTINUED on Next PagO
Evening star., 1953-11-08

TN EARLY July of 1852, Mr.
IL and Mrs. Paul Hickman of
Yuma, Colo, had happy
family of seven children with
one more on the way. Then
tragedy struck. Within eight
days, all the children con-
tracted polio. AS the ambu-
lance drove up day after day
to take her sons and daugh-
tiers off to Children's Hospital
in nearby Denver, it seemed,
says Mrs. Hickman, ''as if the
end of the world had come"
Faith was the HickmanS only
comfort.
Now the situation is bright
again. All the children are on
the road to full recovery. or
have made it already. Typical
Evening star., 1953-11-08

is 10 Ann, 18. the eldest. who
says: When l left the hos
pital last year. my right arm
was so weak I couldn't play
the piano or do my hair.
Now look" And she throws
her arm up and around.
Much of the credit for the
kids recovery goes to Mrs.
Hickman, who has practically
turned her home into a gym
nasium and herself into a
physical education instructor.
Legs up on one, down on
two," she sings out, and the
kids go through daily exer-
cises worked out by their
doctor.
Teresa, 8, was the hardest
hit of all, and still has a weak
Evening star., 1953-11-08

shoulder and arm, but she
exercises valiantly and ex-
poets to get back normal use
in time. Eileen, 7, the first
to contract polio and the last
to leave the hospital, wasn't
sure she'd ever walk again.
Her recovery. however, has
been amazing, and today she
is like any normal child. In
fact, to watch the Hickman
boys and girls galloping on
horseback, or swimming in
the town pool or playing
around the house, it would be
hard to guess that anything
unusual had happened to
them. They look like a happy
family. And they are, in
Guiding baby Elizabeth.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-08-20
MontuHe Holds
annual
Homecoming

MONTVILLE-The 53rd An
nual Homecoming was held
Wednesday, on the lawn of the
Montville Ladies Aid parlors.
The Montville Ladies Aid
served a chicken dinner to ap-
proximately 80 people. More
came in the afternoon, to make
the attendance of go. Carl Shaw
president, had charge of the
business meeting, following din
ner. 1t was voted to retain the
same officers another year
Carl Shaw, president; Hubert
Hoffman, vice-president, anal
Mrs. Irma Sidley, secretary and
treasurer. The president ap-
pointed the following to ar
range a program for another
year: Mrs. Paul Denton, chair
man, and Mrs. May Barber and
KeSton Peters. Short talks were
given by Lloyd Whitney of
Chagrin Falls, Elmer Summers
of Munson, Nellie Huntoon of
Cleveland, Charles Maynard of
Chardon, Mrs. Dwight Rhodes
of Windsor, F. S. Whitney and
others. Paul Denton of Chardon
gave a humorous reading. Mrs.
Bert Huntoon and daughter,
Nellie, of Cleveland, were pres
ent for the first time in 20
years.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-30

PAPER-HANGING and painting. exterisr
and interior. Work guaranteed Call James
H. King FA. S1ss
Evening star., 1953-11-22
2lahizu

SILLY QUESTION. We're told of small
Boston girl who fell from ladder while pick
ing fruit 'Oh. darling!" exclaimed her mother,
How did you fall?" In fearful voice came
the answer: Down"
THOUGHT PROCESS. And a California
reader reports that her four -year-old daughter
Mary recently pleaded, ''Mommie, can have
nickel to buy some candy?"
I'll think about it" replied the mother
Mary was obviously puzzled, turned to her
older sister Betty and asked, Betty, how do
think?" Betty pondered moment, then
answered: "Oh, you talk to yourself and don't
say anything"
NAME DEPT. John E. Gibson's article,
How Important Is Your Name?" on Page
reminds us of letter we recently received
from lady reader. She had dug through
some vital statistics records and come up with
the following: Nick O. Demas, A. Dance
Record, Anguish A. Powell, Ulcer G. Varnish,
Olympic Dash and U. Mae Driver. To these
people, among others, we recommend MIR.
Gibson's article.
HARK, HARK! If the time ever comes -
which we doubt - when you want to be able
to tell a Chinese dog from Korean dog, may
be we can help YOU Recently Leslie Lieber
and Charles D. Rice, in How To Bark
Abroad" explored the subject of international
animal inguistics. They reported, among
other things, that Chinese dogs bark Wang
Wang" instead of Bow Wow" Now from
New Jersey reader we learn that Korean dogs.
who may have trouble with their "W's," bark
yang Yang" And just to be different, we
suppose, Japanese dogs drop their "G's" and
bark IVAN Wan" = THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1953-11-22
This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE

Il AAO VOON
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS, Editor
Editorial Offices: 42O Lexington
Auenue, NesO York II, Ne,U York
HOW IMPORTANT IS YOUR NAME7.........
by John E. Gibson
SWEENEY CANE BACK. cK.......................
Fiction by John ond Ward Howkins
THE PRICE PAY FOR GLAMOUR. ............ 10
by Ev1 Gobor
"HEARTcR Esq ARE GOING BAcKTOWORK ~
by Leonard j. coIdwuter, MD.
I'VE GOT cARvERs cRAMP .................. IS
by Scott CorbeH
ROCKET SHOOT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
"HOME. JAMES,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
FROM cLEAENTlNes KITCHEN. ............. ~
EvERYBoDYs ETIQUETTE .................... qs
HEAVY. HEAVIER. HEAVIEST ................ 81
Cover by Bob WiIloUghby
Names descriptions of all characters in fiction stories
and semi-hcton articles In this magazine wholly
of living dead is entirely coincidenta
The Ths Week" registered in the us. Patent Office
FOR A BETTER AMERICA
Evening star., 1953-03-24
Howard I. Snyder, Retired
Contractor, Dies

Howard T. Snyder, SO. retired
contractor and builder. died Sat-
urday at his home, 1922 Indian
lane, College Park.
He retired about 20 years age
after Is years as a contractor
and builder.
Born in Washington, he had
been resident of Prince Georges
County since he was young
man. He was a member of Mount
Hermon Masonic Lodge No. ITO.
Survivors are his widow, Their
esa A. Snyder; a daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy l.. Matzen, and son,
Warren A. Snyder, both of 1900
Iroquois street, College Park.
Another son, Howard, jr., lives
in Miami. Two sisters, Mrs.
Mamie Alley, Washington; Mrs
Myra Mackey, New Jersey, and
a brother, William Forester
Snyder, Frederick, Md, also sur
vive.
Funeral services were held
today at Gasch's funeral home
Hyattsville, with burial in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.