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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WORKING. MOTHER and child. day
care for child; lge. twin bedrm.; good
loo. and transp, DE. 2-l4S5. 10
COLORED-e6I9 18th ST. NV
Conv. located 20 everything, mod
ern furn-~rms. for men and. women;
sS.emipvt. bath; 2 hot meals daily:
TV, lounge. din. rm. and maid serv-
ice; dble., $12.50; sgle., SIS wkiy.
LOVELY master bedrln; in det., pvt
IN PLEASANT HOME-For empl
unlim, ph.; blk. TO schools. transp
2601 Russell rd.-
Excel. accommodations IN pvt. home
Reas OV. 3-2266 after & pm. 13'
CALVERT HOUSE. 140l 16th NV
Ideal loc.; large trt. rm. and rm. tt
share; good meals: switchboard.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 20Ot-Nict
sele rms. SIS wk.; dbles., Sl2;
good meals: yng. people. co. 5-2493
BACHELOR APIS. for 1, 2 or 3 per.
sons, near legations. Maid ano
switchboard service. Rates from S7l
per mo, includes > meals per day
Refs. requested. MRS. BUTTON, Ho
BRADLEY EGG; ARMS. 1925 10th st. NV.
Dupont Circle area-Single and dble
rooms for refined gentlemen ane
ladies. Reasonable. DU. 7-9349. s
TIE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV
Lovely single and double room!
for Young ladies and young men
shower, elevator: excellent board.
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TOPSOII,

Patapsco Valley DARK loan: no
clay, rock or grass; for flower beds.
lawns and gardens; 6-ton loads;
take no substitute. AID. 4-6ool.
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APTS. FURNiSHED-MD.

CORAL HILLS bedrm.. with large
sc $50 Incl Incl euf ali utis NtShfn Jo slsiS fnS ost l
63? MILITARY RD., Frederick, Md
6 rms. LIST floor; gar. Can be seen
Fri, eve. and Sat. AP. 1885. .
BETHESDA. NH vic, 1924 Greentree
rd.-Spacious 2-bedrm. apt. with
bsmt. and yd. Sl35 mo; incl. al
utilS. Phone Nj. Yount with FRANK
TAKOMA PARK-Attrsc. . bedrms,
Near transp. Yard. Private. ~. g.
BRENTwOoD-MT RAINIER-Efic,
Bunker II Hin 'tit rd., 'D AP. T-697S4. a. 10
n. CHI. .CH-Bright. cheerful apt. Q
pvt. entr. oil. 2-S949 10
SUITLAND. Mr.. CENSUS BLDG.-Liv.
rm.. bedrm., bath, din, kit: clean.
pvt: adults; $50. 10. S-3021. Ill
SUBURBAN CONN. AVE. - Public
transp,, stores, churches spacious.
cilitie5; Hfe5s.i 81 e5 s mo Adults G oniy Avail.
immed. Lo. 5-Os05. Ill
MT. RAINIER--3 rms. and bath. pvt.
entr,: close transp. and stores. WA.
7-1716. IL
TAKOMA PARK. nr. Wash. San. and
| Walter Reed -,hedrm.. TERRACE apt.
| in 3-unit apt bldg. $50, incl. utils.
| Conv. to everything. JU. S-4l97 or
! JU. 1887. Ill
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm. bedrm..
| kit. din. alcove, bath; utils. incl;
| $3.50; no pets; couple. 10. 3-tSS9.
10
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm. bedrm..
| kit, utlls. and phone incl; l blk.
| from shop. center and bus; $50;
! one adult only. JU. 5-1512. Ill
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive, 9 bed
| rms. liv. rm.. din. rm. kit. with
| BendiX; nr. transp.; yard; pvt. JU.
| 9-5l2S. 10
?-BEDRM., NICELY FURN. APT. with
! garage; nr, Flower shopping CENTER:
| Sl0S. Avail. Oct. IL. S627 Flower.
| JU. 9-U001. 10
BETHES CHASE AREA
| Ground floor; suitable small family;
! SS5, plus "a utils. co. 5-6S53.
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POULTRY RABBITS AND EGGS

a5 NEW HAMP. PULLETs. ready to
FEED. 1sE PourfkY arfh ws sUFPLIss, baby baby
chicks JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9
K st NV. Me. S-00S9.
RING NECK PHEASANTS. 10,
WHITE PEKIN and white Muscovie
ducks, full grown. reas. WA. 7-l195.
lUs
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WASHING MACHINE, Easy. with
automatic spin rinse: $50, Cail
WASHING hS; flS0id. MACHINES. sls and up:
semiauto. and auto; S49 and up
guaranteed. ACE APPLIANCE CO.
40 H st. ne. ME. s-O266.
WASHING MACHINE. Thor. semi
automatic: excel. cond,; leaving
city; must SELL $50 Annandsie' fs
WASHING % MACHINE. 1850 auto
matte ABC. needs new agitator, best
offer. 10. 4-013q. -io
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix Econ
mos old. 500. EN- 1856. Il
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore auto,
matte washer, perfect condition uSeo
3 mos. $3.50 JA, 2uI32 Id
WORKBENCH. maple TOP, with
boited oak legs. $50. Hand-deco-
rated Peter Hunt chest. S;'5. Elec.
fixtures for 6-rm. house. SlO. EM.
MOVING to Florida. mist sell To-
piece solid mahogany Sheraton an
room suite. suitable large room Il
$500; Apiece walnut bedrm. furnl-
ture. double bed. 5000, Easy WaSner,
SIS, round oak dining taoie. SIu'
books. IA 9-51lS. IL
kELL OR TRADE-Washing machine
dishwasher comb, rollaway bed, zee
box, baby bed and EXakta camera:
Interested in obtaining TV set aho
piano XII S-Sllg. -lu
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

SEASONED HARDWOOD-S24 per
cord; S13 half cord: full cord, split,
ready for delivery: would like TO
hear from former customers,
SEASONED OAK WOOD. 16 and "a
in. cord, half cord. quarter cord
immed. delivery. ALASKA COAL CO.
MA. $685. or OF. 4-7300.
WOOD for your firepiace;, :2-ft.
Cali RE. 7-6443. -l6
FINEST OAK FIREPLACE WOOD
seasoned. split; S24, cord delivered
Sl3. "a cord. NO. 10000 10
WOOD, seasoned oak, $50 per cord,
delivered. PooleSville 1857. 10*
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD, many
lengths, from lS-in. up. Ewes. JU
1854. III
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$50 wk. and up. Next to BATH. l
blk. of Conn. Walking distance
downtown. 1929 18th ST.. NV. EX.
3-19l5, ME. S-S044. ID
COLORED-LARGE DBLE. RMS
Fgpn.; yGn , IN private S6 homes; privileges
COLORED-2 LOVELY FURN. RMS,
and bath: din. rm. and kit. can be
used at any time. RA. 3-6792. .--l3
COLORED-35i2 10th ST.-Sgle. or
double; home privileges; cony. transp.
cpE PXt pEoR8maaHa Rpme. so FIFST FIssS9 ST. NV W.
priviis Cali DE. 2-3462. Ill
COLORED--FURN. front bedrm.. de-
sirable NV location near transp
cohoRED&SiGELY Gfit KA oJSIfEL ruRN. BEDRM. S
dble rm. and single. RA. 6-6s95
CoLORED CONNECTING ROOMS
Also one rm., pvt. bath. All priVils
Reas. Unfurn. if pref. Tu. 2-2235
CoLoRED-oNE ROOM and kitchen
COLORED-INTER- RACIAL --- Sglc;,
dble. and light housekeeping; empl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EURN. front rm
suit. for working cple. or > gentle
men. Inquire at 80 l 81. NV. az
COLoRED-1 SINGLE ROOM and
double rm.: 500 mo. for =. :I64t
18th st. NV. IA. 9-9S79. 10
COLORED-LGE. FRONT ROOM foi
rent to or = employed ladies. Gail
COLORED-iIe QUINCY ST.-Lge
front rm.. nicely furn, cooking
priyils. RA. 6-1S11. 10
COMPLIMENTARY ST. NV
Ref man tor dble. trt. rrl.; priyiis
RA. 6-3354 after 8 pm. or Sat, Sun
COLoRED-LOVELY RM., 1881 Kan.
saS ave. NV. Privileges. Call IA
g-23J1 10
COLORED-9H N ST. N.W.-Reas
rent for refined man OF woman
double or single room. HU. 3-JJ.4
COLoRED--6IO FARRAGUT ST. n "
-Beaut. master frt. bedrm., accept
cple. with child, or man. TU. 2-l los
Evening star., 1954-10-09

HEREFoRDs. choice feeder cattle:
heifers; e0c ID. JU. a-5Os2.
JERSEY BULL, pHrebred, reg. 2 yrs,
Sld; S1Go no n, need d5''gs ior same. sacrinee;
lioLsTEiN HEiTER CALF. o mos.
calfhood vacctnated, purebred sired.
A beauty. Only SI00. Ju. 9-50S2.
PONY. beautiful black and white, Z
years old; $3.50. Call Evergreen
FAMILY COW, gentle Guernsey. soon
to freshen with End calf. TB test
ed and yaccmated. Cali HU. 3-6666.
u HoLsTEIN HEIFERs. About IS
mos OLD: vaecinsted; good dairy
: COWS, l fresh, l springer. SP.
sALENFamily raised Guernsey heifer
about to freshen. Spring 4-6392.
HAMPSHIRE PIGS. Thoroughbred,
with papers. for sale: price. So so.
Write E. N. HANGER. Parker Va.
feeder STEERS, Is Cmixed breeds,
White Face and Angus, 500 to 1000
lbs. each: clean and healthy; will
Ssad sell one wSPrE SE an .ss 9e r. or Dke SE the n
ext. adj Govt. warehouses. OV
3-4561. 10
WESTERN GAME DAY
HILLTOP FARMS
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10th at . PM
5415 Fisher Road, Temple Hills. Md,
LO. 1-S832. Bring your horses,
bring your family. Spend a friendly
Top Quality, Black Angus
Calves. yearlings and feeders. born
and raised on this farm; 1874 cents
a pound. Call Leesburg 771-J-2.
10
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. TO sHARI

SMALL ROOM, $50 FER mo. in ad-
vance; End floor. Box TIC, Star.
l3s
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3l3S 3Sth ST. N.W.-Front sgle. or
dble.i PVT; bath; meals optional
1879 18th ST. N.W.--Lovely small
home; , big windows; new furn.,
newly redec.; $3.50 week. III
TWO RMS. FOR RENT, pvt. Christian
home, 1904 Corcoran st. NV, HU.
3-5920.
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1919 Mass. ave. NV.
Large doubles. well furnished. $3.50
to SO: near downtown and St.
Matthews, AD: 5000, - 10 10.
rm. adj. bath; close to transp.,
shopping, TU. 2-402l. 10
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MlscEL. FOR SALE Cont

STOVE, gas. Caloric, automatic: visual
oven, sIs light M ia ana tameIdd asIda feasona6piy
STOVE, electric, apartment size: used
10 mos; best offer. Cali KE. 6-Sl62
STOVES, apt. size. gas: excellent con-
dition 81. NJ ST. BLDG. SALES,
1917 1st st. s,w,. II. 3-0509. Ia
SUITS, mems; tails. morning suit:
excel. material; tuxedo. overcoat,
bus. suits; all size 3s. EN-. 2-oi2o
TABLE, mahogany drop-leaf. with 6
matching chairs: very good condi-
tion; SIS. JE. 4-172g. 10
TAPE RECORDER, Revere IR500;
practically new. ss5 cash. Fo
TV. RcA. e1-in. console. mshog.: sill
in cartcn. S298.95. accept best offer
over $500. KI. S-6533. 10
TV, RCA, beaut. console with doors;
peri cond.; PA yrs. old. Silo. AD
4-9054. ! Ill
used: ali makes. SIS and up. CEN
TRIAL. 2O19 l4th st. NV. p
TYPEWRITER SALE-Royai, Under
wood. Remington. L. c. Smith; late
models s59 rM1S so s.5 dHia ResaiaI a1t6 SiSt 81
Uniforms, Air Force. Vet. has blue
cabs. $50 req. CAB trench coat;
ropical CAB Call OIL. Il 1S7,. =
UNIFORMS, StaunCon Military Aead-
emv; used about mos, Sacrlflce.
Baby carriage. Call kE. 6-s16:;
VACUUM CLEANER, practically new;
strong suction. Rollaway bed aid
mattr.. little used. Call ewes. and
Sun. Phone co. 5-2o25. III
VIOLINS, students and professionals
lowest prices in city; Terms to suit
HALh-N BUXkS, all sizes in STOCK
new and used: both wood and metal;
complete with or without coils and
compressors. Selling out cheap; re-
o manning in service business only
PRICE REFGR. CO.. 34O0 Ga. ave.
WARDROBE TRUNK. drawers.
steamer. JU. 5-42S7..
WASHER, Bendix Dialamatic. semi
auto. perfect operating cond.; $40
WASHER. Bendix Dialamatic: excel.
cond.;, good for service family. IA.
9-0957 before . pm. -
each. Also automatic washer. SD
Will deliver ST. 3-l2l6. To-
WASHER. Bendix; fully ,automatie
good condition; viii deliver; $50
10. t-1J15. 10
WASHER. Bendix auto. agitator type.
less than yrs. old; only $40. EN-
WASHER. Westinghouse, used; good
y cond completely auto; 500. RA
WASHER. de luxe Easy spindrier
witn auto. spin rinse. EXCELLENT
condition SS0. 10. 5-SS64: 10
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con-
tents or odd pieces. refgrs..- stoves;
wash. machs., TVS. Closed Mondays.
g. E FURN. CO., 210 7th st. Sc.
nSSE
Evening star., 1954-10-09

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass. furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
$40 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TIT 80. RA 3-T6OS
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M ST. MATERIALS

Fir No. l, 2X3Xl6'---- ca
All Framing Lumber $65 M
(2X4, 2X6, 2X10 FIR
Heaters. Coal -- S12.95
Hot-Water Tanks, Gas, $3.50
Tubs, Semibuilt-in, so" $500
Basins, All Cast $500
Commodes, Standards $1295
Evening star., 1954-10-09
ANTIQUES WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
giiverWare. any cond.; iewelry, brio
a-brac 1898 Wis. ave. D. KRUP-
SAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents of
home. cash. We do moving. storage
ia. 9-2937; evenings, RA. 3-14 / D.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity. and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1858 Penna. ave, NV.
ST o-669S.
BREAKFRONT, also 7-ft sofa; good
cond.: green upholstery pref, must
be reas ewes, Ii. 6-5656. 10
FARM TRACTOR on rubber with au-
tomato lift, also attachments. Call
RA. 3-0224. 10
EURNITURE-Wante today. furni-
ture any amount Also need refgr.,
gas range and good piano Call
Mr. GRADY. MA. S-2679.
EURNITURE-Wlll buy entire con-
tents of odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac; buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOOD'S. Sth and K
sts NV Me. S-52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy all
kinds of good used furniture: TOP
price. -JA. S-SS10
Evening star., 1954-10-09
RARGAIN
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

Refrigerators, gas and electric, in
good working condition. RA. $500.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
ANTIQUES

Furniture. bric-a-brac, china. glass
ware. Oriental art objects. tewelry
rugs. silverWare. paintings, por-
traits: highest cash prices Daid. Call
MURRAY JU. S41S0l.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTIQUES

China, furniture. siiverware. IeWelry
and Chinese art objects, any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL ia. 2-5333
E-HS
Evening star., 1954-10-09

WASHER. EASY Spindrier. de luxe,
automatic rinse. late model; very
reasonable. Ii. 1888.
Evening star., 1954-10-09
GOLD

Bring your dental gold. platinum,
discarded iewelry. we pay cash
A. KAHN INC.
So YEARS AT 935 ST. NV.
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames.
clocks. china. furniture, glass, guns.
antiques, etc. OIL. 1-9346. 1.'
PIANO, grand, any size, wanted to
store in reliable doctors home. EN-
2-4257 10
PIANOS-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
CALL day or night. JU 9-30:}9.
USED STENCIL CUTTING MACHINE
wanted. Call TIE. 61l64, weekdays.
WANTED FOR CASH - Furniture.
reirlgerators: televisIons. SAM
BROWN s. II. G-6oi6.
WASTED--a-Cu. 1T. refGr.: like new,
with freezer across top. Will pay
-S63. JE. $3.50. Ia
NASTED--A refgr in good cond., not
over yrs. old. viii pay UP to $50.
RE 7-4434 -13
Evening star., 1954-10-09

CHAIN SAWS, wall paper steamers
paint sprayers, sanders. pollshers,
paint. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY co.
WO. 6-052S. 10
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$3.50 WEEK

LARGE DOUBLE ROOMS
Suitable for ladies or gentlemen. ::
day per person. Also Sgle. rms.
$50 wk. and up. Next to BATH.
blk. of Conn. Walking distance
downtown. 1929 18th St. NV. EX
2-1ulh ME S-Sn41 Il !
Evening star., 1954-10-09

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES fol-
sale-Six wks. old. Dunkirk D.
COCKER PUPPIEs-Happy, healthy
blond beauties, Axe; So and up
( LO 5-lSl6. "
WEIMARANER PUP, Axe: one male
| left: Just the right age for training
| houSebroken. WA. 1-3030. 10
BOXERS, > new litters, fawns; males
/ and females: Axe reg. RELHO KEN
! NEIS, DU. 5-TlS6. 10
Evening star., 1954-10-09

NV bedrms., liv. I'M, KII.'
bath, SO; utils.' emDl' person. RA
,d5 9Th ST. S.E.-Bedrm.- living rm
comb, pvt. kit, newly, dec; nicely
furnished, new Frigidaire' 500 N mo
LU. 1-4790. - ,a ~
Il5 18th ST, S.E.--Extra ige. hm.H I'm
refsr.; SAB mo. LU. l;4792; j., TO- ~,
1906 MINI. AVE. S.E.-Bedrm:a- NV
rm. comb. pvt. kit, newly dec
nicely furn., new Frigidaire; 500 mo
iE.-N,cc' clean and comfortable
ant: conv. to Naval Air Sta. and
transp,: reas. rent. LU. 1874.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

STOVE, gas. Caloric, automatic: visual
oven, light and timer; reasonably
priced. Phone LA. 8-6493. 10
STOVE, electric, apartment size: used
10 mos; best offer. call KE. 6-sl62.
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The BABY BOOM
Continued from page thirtyJou1

''s'SSS J'Oe POSS 'se'S% JUsS'
country, during the past decade.
the number of children's camps in
America has increased from 5000
to 1900. Levy foresees similar
mushrooming in the camp indus
try during the next decade to
accommodate some 1000, 900
youngsters. Sharing in this plum
will be the manufacturers of the
lOl different items mothers cram
into their children's camp trunks
- accessories like canteens. rain
coats. linens, camp uniforms, cam
eras and military brush sets.
Hop-scotch the nations indus
tries and you gain impressive con-
fdence in the gOod-times guaran-
tee offered by The Children's
Decade" for the immediate future.
Take the toy business. Today, ac-
cOrding to Melvin Freud. presi-
dent of the Toy Guidance Council,
dOting parents spend an average of
$40 annually on toys for each off
spring. Will this bubble hurst
when the IS million new babies
have OutgrOwn their simp
Teddy hears, rattles and blocks?
Have no fear. says Freud. Today's
cap-pistol set graduates to a stage
where they crave electric trains,
chemistry kits, interplanetary
space games and Sd projectors.
This is good news for the toy
tycoons, who watch the birth rec
ords like a Wall Streeter watches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

Americas building industry hum
ming in high gear. Government
experts estimate a minimum need
of 100000 new housing units a
year for the next decade. Many of
the houses will have to be bigger,
for the size Of families is increasing.
Married couples today are having
far more second, third, fourth and
fifth children. just for the record,
1853 VS.. 1910 shows us 80 per cent
more second children per family.
IS per cent more third children
and Is per cent more fifth children.
The Flight
ACCORDING to the present trend,
most of these new homes will be
built in the suburbs. Certainly, the
migrants to greenery and fresh air
will become customers for every
thing that goes with suburban liv-
ing. from multiple cars. freezers.
power laWnmowers and washing
machines to barbecue grills. The
constant fight to suburbia will
also spawn a new boom in home
swimming pools, basement game
rooms and dozens of other bust
nesses. This means spending spree
that is healthy for our economy.
Another happy beneficiary of
the baby boom will be the camp
industry. According to Michael H.
Levy. chairman of Camp Broker
age. Inc. largest such firm in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

his ticker tape. Those worried
about shrinking baby market -
which hasn't happened yet - are
eying with awe the fabulous sue
cess Of Lewis Chaser. president of
Revell. Inc. which has cornered a
huge adolescent market by manu-
featuring plastic hobby model kits
which youngsters can assemble
into replicas of a Lockheed Starfire
or the atomic submarine Nautilus.
Chaser. currently doing a multi
million dollar business with his
small-scale models. is proving to
his colleagues today that they can
cut themselves a slice of tOmOr-
rows teen-age melon by rounding
out their lines with realistic items
to court the tastes of juveniles.
The Mig Deal
As A result of this trend, Freud
predicts a billion-dollar annual vol
ume for the toy industry for at
least 10 years. What all this pros
perity in the toy world will mean
to the general economy is no tritie
either. Such billion-dOllar pro-
ducers of plastics as Dow Chemi-
cal. Monsanto and Eastman re-
port that over 10 per cent of their
total production in plastic powders
is absorbed by the toy industry.
In addition. toy manufacturers
use tremendous quantities OF wood
for educational toys; steel for con-
TW-6-I3-S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

Yes. you! YOufe the one who has to make up your
mind about Tampax. No ones going to take you by
the hand and lead you up to this product It's your
decision-your own personal decision change to
internal sanitary protection.
It's decision many women make in the summer
time and there very obvious reasons for that
Clothes become lighter, more clingng. You'd like to
wear sanitary protection that's invisible once it's in
place. Odor and chatting may be serious problems
Tampax eliminates both.
Then, too, Tampax has very special warm weather
advantage: il can be worn while you're swimming
How free you'll feel to plan weekend trips, take
your vacation anytime! And remember, too, that the
guest who carries TamPax with her nerer has any
disposal problems.
Get Tampax at any drug or notion counter. Months
supply goes into purse. Choice of absorbencies:
Regular Super Junior. Tampax Incorporated, Palmer
Massachusetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
HINTS FOR
HONEYMOONERS
by Henry l.. Kimelman
If you don't want your newly
married state to be painfully
obvious, here's how to behave
by Henry L. Kimelman

NEwLYwEDs have always been the target of
IN brand of adolescent humor that shows no
signs of disappearing despite the increased sophis
tication of the present generation. The bride and
groom are considered fair game for the practical
joker and are sometimes the victims of pranks
that are neither funny nor in good taste.
While even the most obviously honemoOning
couple will not be serenaded at resort hotel with
ToDAY's EXPERT is the manager of the
Virgin Isle Hotel, 81. Thomas. Virgin Islands
Evening star., 1954-11-02
FOUND.

~
BOXER, white: 700 blk. Of 10th st. NV
Washington Animal Rescue League. NO
7-5730.
CAT, pure white, male; vicinity Edge.
wood terr. Owner or good home In Va
Call XII. 9-3069.
DOGS, small sable and white collie type
and black and white male, medium size;
found vicinity Oronoco st. Owner OF
DOG, fox terrier type. white, brindle
spots; downtown Alexandria. Owner OF
good home in Va. XII. 9-3960.
DOG, mixed terrier puppy, female; white
with black ears; harness but no tag;
vic. 14th and F ets. NV. Sat. evening
ST. 3-9200. Ext. 2646.
FRENCH POODLE, Rray. vic. 0eorgetown
KE. 7-17S9.
PUPPY, male; found In vicinity Of 2n6
and 1ngraham sts. NV. Owner may
have dog on Identification. RA. 6-3557
Evening star., 1954-11-02
Maryland U. Freshmen
To Elect 8 tomorrow

University Of Maryland fresh
man will elect eight class officers
tomorrow. Running for president
are Robert Sheppard Of Dundalk,
Md, and Ernest Betz Of Arbutue,
Md.
Other candidates are Pearl
Gold, 17-J Ridge road, Green
belt, and Mary Pat Cobey, 691O
Pineway street, University Park,
for vice president; Susan Cohen,
Lawrence. N. Y, and Judy Du-
Mars, 8412 Galveston road, Silver
Spring. for secretary: Mary Lou
Smith. Mitchellville, Md, and
Abby Sokol. Baltimore, for treas
urer.
Also Ralph Weiss, Baltimore,
and Tom farrell, 1911 Arthur
avenue. Silver Spring, for SER
geant ct arms: Janet Curtiss,
1O6 Primrose street, Chevy Chase,
and Marion Pumpian, Baltimore.
| for historian; Sheldon Dagurt,
Baltimore, and Joseph Meadow,
Baltimore, for Mems League rep-
resentative, and Susan Cole, 1886
Sheridan street NV, and Laura
Morris, 71O9 Exfair road. Bethes-
da. for Associated Women Stu
Sknts' representative.
Evening star., 1954-11-02
Benson and Mckay
Criticized by LANCER
BY shs Assoeiosed Press

Senator Langer, North Dakota
Republican, said today Agricul-
ture Secretary Benson and Inte-
rior Secretary Mckay should re-
sign If the Democrats win control
Of Congress.
Zone led the fight for lower
farm prices" Senator LANCER
said, "and the other the fight for
private power"
If the Democrats win and MIR.
Benson and Mr.. Mckay do not
resign, Senator Langer contin-
ued. then the President should
remove them and replace them
with men pledged to carry out
the program pledged by the Re-
publican Party"
Senator LANCER. who has Bit
terly criticized the administra-
tion for its position in the Dixon
Yates power contract dispute,
scoffed, however, at reports he
would vote with the Democrats
to organize the Senate in the
84th Congress.
Regardless of the outcome in
the election, ! will vote with the
Republicans to organize the Sen
ate," he said. II was elected on
the Republican ticket and I will
vote with the Republicans"
Evening star., 1954-11-02
Byrd 'Snub' al Farley
Called UninfentionaI
By the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Ofi-
cials of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews said to-
day they certainly had no inten-
ton of snubbing DR.. H. C.. Byrd
at their banquet Sunday night.
They just didn't know he was
there.
DR.. Byrd is the Democratic
candidate for Governor. While
his opponent, Gov. McKeldin, was
denouncing religious and racial
persecution, DR.. Byrd sat in the
rear of the room. He finally left
without being invited to speak.
Former United States Senator
George Radcliffe, a Democrat
and chairman Of the banquet,
said today: II had suggested to
the committee in charge :.
that DR.. Byrd be asked to come
- as a guest and to sit at the
head table. / am informed that
no reply was received to the let
ter of October Is to DR.. Byrd.
"As soon as I got to the hotel
last night I asked that the COM
mittee be on the lookout for DR..
Byrd, and that if he appeared to
let me know so I could call on
him. ] did not hear that he was
present during the evening until
I read an account in the paper"
Mr.. Radcliffe said "there was
no intention whatever If not rec
ognizing DR.. Byrd and I regret
there was any misunderstand-
ing"
He said politics has nothing
to do with the conferences ac-
tivities. "As a matter Of fact"
Mr.. Radcliffe added, ''I am a
Democrat and am supporting the
entire Democratic ticket, includ-
ing DR.. Byrd"