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of Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury was with Mrs. Hum
phrey and her costume was OF
brown taffeta with long beige
gloves and no hat.
Deputy Commandant OF the
Coast Guard, Rear Admiral
James A. Hirshfield and Mrs.
Hirshfield were others among
early callers as were Capt. and
Mrs. Stephen H. Evans, Judge
and Mrs. Kenneth S. Harrison,
he now serving as chief counsel
for the Guard, and Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Halert c.
Shepheard.
Judge and Mrs. Marion
Hendry of Tampa, Fla. were
among those from out of town.
Others included Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Leith, jr., Of San
Juan, Puerto Rico; Mrs.
Celine de Martinez and Mr..
and Mrs. Luis F. Caratini,
also of Puerto Rico.
Talk also centered round
Capt. Charles w. Thomas
book "Ice Is Where You Find
It." Mrs. Thomas shared in
the congratulatory conversa-
tions about her husband. They
recently completed a tour Of
duty in Greenland and now
are at Curtis Bay, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert F. Della
vallade of New Orleans were
others at the party which also
included Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J.
Mears of Savannah. Ca, Rear
Admiral William Kenner, Mr..
and Mrs. M. haywood Jones,
Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence
Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Shana-
field of Chicago, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Henrie of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. James E. Staudinger Of
Abingdon. Pa. was there and
also Rear Admiral H. c. Per-
kins. Capt. and Mrs. o. A.
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. w.
Conn of San Diego. Calf; Mr..
and Mrs. Orvis H. Saxby Of
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Hirsch of Maplewood, N. j.
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Hurricane Hazel Invodes
The Richnnonds, Reception
By EVELYN M. Dent

If you have ever been stuck
in the sand at Catham when
the tide turned or been be-
calmed in Massachusetts, Bay
you appreciate the Coast
Guard. Conversation yester-
day centered around the val
liant work of the Guard es-
pecially as Hurricane Hazel
swept northward along the
coast, causing extra vigilance
in the protection of life.
The occasion was the recep-
ton which the Commandant
of the Coast Guard and Mrs.
Alfred C.. Richmond gave for
the out-of-town delegates and
visitors to the sessions of the
Coast Guard League now being
held in Washington.
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Rich
mond greeted their several
hundred guests IN the smaller
lounge of the Army Navy
Country Club. The hostess
wore a dark blue taffeta bal
lerina frock with tiny French
blue velvet hat embroidered in
pearls and a corsage bouquet
of antherium.
Standing with the Rich
monds to receive were 1t.
Comdr. Owen w. Siler and
Comdr. Russell r. Waesche. jr.,
son of a former Commandant
of the Guard. 1t. Comdr. Tony
Caliendo made the introduc-
tions.
Buffets Nearby
Guests, after being greeted
by their hosts. went on into
the larger lounge where two
long buffet tables were laden
with delicacies usually found
at early evening receptions.
Early arrivals included Mrs.
George M. Humphrey. wife
of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, in whose department Is
the Coast Guard. She topped
her black afternoon crepe gown
with a white satin pill box
hat.
Mrs. H. Chapman Rose, wife
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great Cheops pyramid. DR..
Ghoneim reported that his
book on this discovery is now
completed and is being pub
lished in English in London.
Travelling with DR.. Shazli are
four other members Of the De-
partment of Tourism. among
them DR.. Hasan Sobhy. a pro-
fessor of Egyptology, who was
full of fascinating tidbits
about the ladies in the time
of the PharoahS.
Ancient Eeyption Women
According to our archaeo-
logical findings. the women of
ancient Egypt participated
fully in that society on an
equal basis with men. The
Queen is always pictured with
the King in ceremonies and
there were many instances
when queens reigned alone"
said DR.. Sobhy.
During this period, which
covers from about 5000 to 1872
B. c., Egyptian women were
always dressed in white linen.
although their garments were
rather scanty. consisting only
of a skirt usually pleated to
give the cloth added thickness.
women of the higher
classes wore gilded sandals.
And their hair was very care
fully dressed in numerous long
braids. They put a substance
similar to Brilliantine on it to
give it added luster.
THE ladies didn't know
Evening star., 1954-10-15

about powder and lipstick. but
they did put blue paint out
side and inside their eyelids
to accentuate that part of the
face. And the pictures show
they took part in parties-they
danced, sang, played musical
instruments.
while the king might have
any number of wives, only one
was acknowledged as queen.
And there are no indications
of divorce in those days. In
fact, quite to the contrary,
hieroglyphics show that one
woman was put to death for
inf1delity, and another, whose
husband had gone away. was
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were the Richard Sangers, who
are giving a small dinner to-
night for the visiting Egyp-
tians. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Adamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Frye, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Boardman, and Oh. and
Mrs. Harold w. Glidden.
Also there were Mrs. Hiram
Cole Houghton. DR.. and Mrs.
w. Wendell Cleland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Franck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ameen David, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Cummings.
Other guests included rep
resentatives of the Middle
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told by the priest she could
not take another husband but
advised her that a wife should
have only one man all her life
and she should look for her
husband until she died." said
Dr.. Sobhy.
Among the Guests
Among the guests enjoying
last nights interesting conver-
sation were former Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss, Mrs. George McGhee,
who reported that her husband
was in Louisiana. and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Terry Duce.
From the State Department
Evening star., 1954-10-15

East Institute. various Wash
ington universities, the Ameri-
can Friends of the Middle East.
and persons interested in en-
couraging American tourism
in EgYpt.
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Luncheon TODAY

Mrs. H. Leigh Brite is enter
tanning today at a luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Helen Hennessey
of Los Angeles. The party is
taking place at the Shoreham
Hotel. Mrs. Hennessey is
visiting Mrs. James De Force.
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Paris Bound

Miss Katherine E. Riley,
daughter of Gen. william z.
Riley, U. S. M. c.. retired, and
Mrs. Riley sailed yesterday
on the S. s. Liberte from New
York for Paris. She will at
tend Mary Mount College
there. Gen. Riley is Deputy
Director for Management Of
the Foreign Operations Ad-
ministration.
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Visit Here

Mrs. Daniel J. Carr and her
son-in-law and daughter. 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Stacey
are here for several weeks
visit from their home in Mil
waukee. They are stopping at
the Brighton Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TUxEDO-Never used. coat 1S ms,
sleeve length 70 ms. coat length 32
ms, pants, waist and length so ms.
CO. 5-bTSl after IL am. "a
nv COMB. ADMIRAL f5,,, with AM
FM radio and 3-speed record player;
excel cond.; sac. $139. AP. 7-7132,
TYPEWRITER, portable, Royal; very
good condition; reasonable. LU,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noiseless,
standard peri. corid.. $50. Gall
|TYPEWRITER, Rspinston .Mon-
arch. good condition. S23.75.
UNITED. s13 14th. RE. 7-1i57,
TYPEWRITER sALE-aood used ma
chimes, $3.50 and up: also expert
repairs, fast service. SPINNING
Church. Va. JE. 4-6433. so
TYPEWRTTERS. portabies; excellent
Christmas att: reconditioned and
TYpEWsffER sss Co. sols ofNIssE sth ss
Washers, used. rebuilt, painted. Sos
SR1cks. ssaf 1Nc guar 5aso5 isss sssf St. rEsD NV
WASHERS. below wholesale. latest
sarsons Gso1s q MiIP0RDs IIRSsi so4 i. NV,
MA. S-233R rs
WASHER. automatic, Kenmore: good
condition: $50. Call CIR. 3-2494.
wAsHERs-New Hotpoint auto
floor samples---never turned on. Reg.
S279.95, now $14S. SLATTERY,S,
Open ewes. till 8. KE. 7-1500. Ia
WASHER, Bendix automatic, $50;
maple crib, $s5, Both excel. cond.
can oL; 4.515,4;; L,;,,, ,.s,. % -.
oinat; Call ia: $4,000: -.,25
WASHING MACHINES, $l5 and up;
semiauto. and auto; $40 and up;
guaranteed. ACE APPLIANCE CO.,
WASHING MACHINE. wringer type.
Kenmore. year old, good condi-
tion; cost $3.50, sell for S75. AD.
2-0533 after 1880 pm. 25
WASHING MACH.--Maytag new. $95:
utility cabinet, 50: ali.purpose cabi.
net. $50. AID. $4,000. after 8. -2s
FREE-S20 pants. shirt or slacks
with every suit or topcoat $40 and
Up. RA 3-0415. -23
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

3-RM. FURN. APT. private entrance.
neighborhood. WA. 1860 "a
NEAR NAVY YARD, 216 18th at. sc.
$50, incl. utils. RA. .6-2638. 20
GEORGETOWN. 2530 Cue st. NV
2,6s,drm; t,n . ant IN apt. BLDG. See
elevator bldg. eficiency $50 .95-
$99.50: utils, incl: new furniture;
garage In bldg. AD. 4-0270.
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL. 1888
18th n.w.-Efhc. bed-liy. rni., kit.
bath; day or week. MA. 5000;
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 17so New
Hamp. Newly dec. attrac, furn:;
" persons s ssffssfms sfs mo. ks5 oE es.n aiils suit
334S 10th ST. NV rooms. kit.
and bath: nicely furn.; S85 mo.
Shown to pm. Du. 1924;
fio4 18th ST. NV. dn. tn.--a-rrm.
apt, nicely furn.. compl, kit: $50 so
mo: utils. incl. Hu.. 3-6T39. --2s
apt, ,aDs;, ses; "a Incl aSa,n,at tils cony 4, e
1000 KALoRAMA. " block on Conn.
ave. Nicely furn. rms. kit. and
bath; utils. furn.; 500 per mo. AD.
s04 End sr. Sc. - kitchen and
bedroom. nicely furnished and dec
prased: ;,oI no ssh ss6ildren: SsSaa S5e; Aise
DuPONT iitiS; Tp0ai CIRGER-spacious StC 81 Town.
house apartment, completely equip.
porch, firepl.. utils.; maids serr.;
$40 EN-. 3-S223. --o5
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

sEMIPRIvATE BATH; utilities fur
nished; ladies preferred; l room,
with kitchen. IA. 5-375s.
ARL.-2-bedrm apt. in apt. building;
1st floor, front and rear entr.; nr.
TT. Myer and shops. IA. 2-l64l,
ALE9.&Nieeiy f1ssE Rimi furn. apt: lse. Knotty-
bedrm., pvt. bath. Ov. 3-1035.. 80
ARLINGTON-S125 per month; q
GssheSm nisheS9 sR Block o a''essnsxI Columbia PIKE
utilities included; children and pets
aaeceptsda-e7 GROOM s saS46 REALTY go Co.
wiNrEa 5k s4fs Is coMiAG s6S III S2Se1 YSefes ga
rage for your car with this 1-bedrm.
furn. apt, in Cherrydale. Lge. kit,
pvt. .entr., rear yard with outdoor
fireplace: near bus, 10-mir. drive
to Psntaeon via pkwy.; $50. 1pu.
tBEA1I, aI1s FURN.. APT. in apt bias.
bedrns.. bee n s116; Z % bedrms.. & sas siso mo
N. Court House rd., Apt IA, --23
AllL. Newly furn.. ] bedrm.. 500 so:
apt. bldg. mr. Memorial Bridge;
17l0 N. 10th st.. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476
NEAR PENTAGoN-1 bedrm.. liy.
rm.. dinette. Kitchen and bath, incl.
utii.. 500 per month. Cali r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma. 8-5o2O
AkkAi Eit.. bath: all asiills, ill Adults: sioo mo.
914 8. Patrick st.. AID. 2-6552.
ARL.. n. S94.50--Bedrm.. liv.. rn..
din. rm. bath, kit, hrk. apt. bldg;
conv. everything KE. 8-4Sl5. 80
ARL.--Nr. Pentagon and buses; bed.
bath. Ss5 mo. on. 4-s666. 80
Evening star., 1954-11-24
1400 FAIRMoNT ST. NV.
APTs. FURNlsHEp--MD.

NICELY FURNISHED efficiency. Pri-
yate bath; convenient to bus. Ju.
silver silver SPRING, eo1 Sligo ave
Bedrm. living rm. comb, kit, pvt
BATH bath; 500 no. utils. incl. Iu'
Univ NV 'PARK-Nicely furn., 3 bed
immed. poss. S1lO. DUNN & CO.,
rSkoMaA MSs alaqsAS qfsASRk-Nicely turn. bedrm.. a
liv: rm;. kit, and bath; Tv. Utils,
TAKOMA Park, nr, Carroll ave...3
incl; Nr. bus. Adults only. ~,
one ne Am AND TWO BEDROOMS. redec.
with all new furniture. For infor-
NR. CHI CHEVY CHASE AND COLUMBIA
clubs and Bethesda Medical Center,
rxKoMS Z IH0mp PARkGLsres Rk: us' liy. rm.o
bedrms;,, kits dinetts and bath;
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-New. furn.
2-bedrm.. $3.50 with used furn.
Mr.; shop; center and bus. Adults
only. Ju. 5-2l50. -25
LGE. EFFIC. APT. pvt. bath and en-
trance. utils. incl, $40 mo. WA. 4
1918. 3612 seth ave. Colmar Manor,
Md. pa
nicely. furn. 1-bedrm.
apt; good size liv. rm.. dinette,
kit. and bath; private entrance;
conv. transportation facilities: near
big shopping center; refined section
ssS 49, cSAy 19Si utils Fo J9 94N1bSEWs, 1slSe Ise
rms, pvt. bath and entr.; honey
and nice; empl. cple. RE. 6-S134.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
ROOMS FURN.--MD. 8 VA.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DOWNTOWN--Twin beds. refgr.: mr..
bath. Also dble. bedrm. with stove.
Sd ca. wk. 703 Mt. Vernon pl. NV.
NV. SEC.--Large room and kit, furn.
On busline. Near schools. RA. 6-2413.
s4a E. CAPITOL sT.-studio apt.
pvt. entr. Also lst-fioor apt. newly
DUPONT CIR.-Take advantage of
our reduced winter rates. Lke., clean,
water, hot plate. From $3.50 mo.
GooD S6fp BuR iSTR ong Only 2ssS 3 or 5S
needed. Peri ioc. i7ss ? St NV.
1910 p ST. NV, 'The Churchiii"-
Clean double room, running water,
elec. refgr, and grill. linens, next
shower; $1625 wk. NO. 7-9S6s.
e CLEAN ROOMS. must see to ap-
ployed girls Or q couple. ia You
21l7 r N.W.-Front studio rm., 4
siTiosm, osms' sio.siS. 'fSk.'!SiS *. !sS.iSSass; ~
FAIRMoNr NV, 1s1e-Lge. rm. "a and
1919 MASS. AVE. N.W.~For 2. q or
drinkers, DE. s-saaa. Ge4
21O8 18th ST. N.W.-One lge.. warm
rm.. furn.. refgr.,. gas stove. $40
mo-: ! bedrm.. kit. gas stove and
refgr., hot and cold water. So mo.
CoLORED-COMFoRTABLE L.H.K..
lge. master bedrm. with pvt. bath.
connecting room, share bath, all
privileges 5000 Kansas ave. NV.
TU, 2-2035. 90
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COLLIES OF FAIRLEIGH--Outstand-
ing sable and tricolor puppies; also,
STUD service; $35. ia. S-12Q2 or
PUGs. British, very rare dogs for
rare people,; international and do
nestle bloodlines. wormed and shots,
Ane pm wsd sssn al p ay spPf Pss only nsfSss sfScaa
BosToN BULL TERRIER needs
hone aoms; VIII accept best offer. RE.
DOC. female Boxer. Axe registered:
$50. 10. 1854. --25
MINIATURE PINsCHER PUPPIES,
Axe. Also TOY MANCHESTER pup
pies Axe PARKWoOD KENNELS.
60l5 Branch ave. s.e.. RE. 5-5440.
LIVE IN THE CoUNTRY7 want want a
dog? Adopt one from the d. C.
Pound Monday through Friday. Ma.
$4,000. Females should be spayed.
'Sssss s'; ARE AERHfsss ~: Is R'; sssss s'ss.
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES, Axe.
standard. black. females: wonder
ful Christmas gifts. IL. 6-3S06.
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS - Male
Sheltie .pups; Axe: select now for
Xmas delivery JE. 2-05S1.
nnag; aning; CAN after 5 pm. Redwood s.
BOXER, female, Axe reg, ch. sir sired,
red-fawn, black mask, 9 yrs. old,
very friendly and playful. 500.
GER;MaNSp III; M1alSpsii ssiaiEpHERD PUPPIES. pu.
ySS557a71ks S5;s7 s. -,
teed to be true. Cab Leiah 5-2492.
PUPPY, small, mixed breed. sleek
home. XII. 9-3959.
thoroughbred. 8 wks. old, S25 nj,
$50 +. exceptional house pets. or.
BEAGLEs e ~. trained fieid dogs,
excellent hunting stock. Axe reg.
PARAKEETS, overstocked: sacrificing
30 birds from show stock, S750 to
SO ea.. yellow face blues. yellow
face cinnamons. opalines. JU.
MINIATURE PoODLEs, black. Il
weeks old, Axe. KE. f-139&. ---27l
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe
reg; Need . peta Buy pup. HE.
1882.
DALMATIANe, black and white
spotted coach pups. Axe. $15 mp.
WIN hold for Xmas. 10. 7-7160.I
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS t2l s.
wks.. females, Axe reg, $50 "a. 4
excel. Xmas gifts. KI. 9-732S.
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS. hiehest
quality, best dispositions, excellent
breeding. BEECH TREE FARM JE.
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FARM AND GARDEN

SHADE TREES and fruit trees, bear-
Ing age; Norway maple, sugar maple,
red maple; now is an excellent time
ior planting Gall WA; 7-227!4
TOPsOIL FOR sALE-To any one
With 2 truck. ct 81 per yard. We
S. .s4s3 sGaa foy youE information.c 6rnSk can WH
HAY. good. mixed; IS tons, $35 per
406-M after 4 PM. al day Sat,
Sun. --2S
TOPsOIL, good. rich. clean; S12 in
Va. $I5 in d. C. JE. 4-6460;
ewes, KI. S-S36D. 80
SLUDGE, clean filI dirt. top soil. blue.
stone sand, hauling: tree removing.
MR.. HARDING. HE. 4-5673. RS
TOPSOM that can be handled with
rake and COW manure. JE. 2-l349
USED EQUIP. .-IEC, Cub. n. reg,
A tractors. John Deere B with plow.
cult. planter; OC3 Cletrae with
grader blade. HIM "a picker IA P
picker. John Deere harvester with
motor and PTO, new Holland blower
INC 45 baler, new Holland baler.
pIoWs. disc mowers and combine.
MALOMEY'S, INC. Silver Sprins.
~ " . f ~ i
NEW EQUIPMENT-Full line Of In
New Holland, New Ideal farm equip. !:
Sherman and Henry backho and
loader irrigation; Meyer hay con-
ditioners; wood mowers; Brillion
grass seeders; Ezee Flow lime SOW
ers: baler and binder twine; parts
and service MALONEY'S, Sill. Spg.
lHC LUB TRACTOR. as low as S770;
for farm. lawn. garden. nurseries
MALoNEY's. INC. Silver Spring.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S.
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-3333.
TOPSOIL-very good. rich, topsoil:
for lawns and greenhouses: very rea.
sonahle. Call 10. S-4933.
TOP SOIL-Dark. rich loan. Ideal
for lawns, flowers. green houses.
~ tons. $12 Del. Lo. 7-T4S7. -2S
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, trimming.
UN, 4-0903 or IA. e-079S. anv time.
cow MANURE. well rotted: SO. 15
SP. 3-7716 ewes. H4s
BULLDOZER, NIFTY Kat. with trailer:
used less than 10 hours. save hun
dreds Of dollars: $4,000. HoYLE
BIiLLDOzERs for grading. excavat-
ing, land. clearing; free estimates.
LaNbsoxPiSSSs N AND Dighs 4REk AP sERSIes SIes
Topsoil, manure. trees. shrubbery,
'azaleas. FOUSE a. BILD, JE. 4-O646.
JE. 2-2S43 JE 3-0Sr2
Evening star., 1954-11-24
ROOMS AND APTs. 70 SHARE

MAN. under 35, to share comfortable
furn. 2.bedrm. house, Capitol Hill,
With 1 other man. Ii. 6-s631.
WOMAN to share lge. 2-bedrm apt.
with one other woman; conv. loca-
ton; rent reasonable. ST. 3-2S27.
WANT A NICE CONN. AVE. APT. !?
Share with other girls t22-30)
Rent. S37 30 mo. HU. 3-7274. Us
lEORGETOWN-1 young woman to
woman. Phone HU. 3-7106 or TIE.
or 2 girls to share
2-bedrm. apt. with 2 other girls.
Conv. location: very cougenial neigh
borhood. OV, 3-3997. Us
NAN to share well-furn. NV. house
with 3 men; maid, meals. laundry.
s5 5"' REMEDY ilsSfHi ST. N.w.-Refisned
young lady to share 1-bedrm. apt,
furnished. with one other lady.
RA 6-2S79 after 6 pm. --2S
YOUNG MAN has 1-bedrm., newly
furn. apt. to share with another
man. Phone Ma. S-452O, Ext. 10.
. to 5 or ia. 5-2535 ewes. "a
- SGLE. GIRL. refined
24-2S yrs. to share 2-bedrm. furn.
apt. with another girl: $50 mo-. incl.
all utils.: avail. immed.; RA. 6-42S2.
IN
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ROOMS FURNlsHED--N.w.

WARM room In Jewish home. for ]
or men. next to shower, $50 for
d, good t%ransp. % RA; S-7S7S; %
Ren; nan Gentle home $40. wos; wos;s 9
SCI. OR DBL. rm.. man or woman.
ia. 9-2487 or in person after z
pm. 1889 Allison st. NV, conv.
1918 wEBsTER-Attrac. front. sele.
sransp tram es'' ss5 ssPe mo ns'h fa ead Sth T.
CLEVELAND PIX, so15 Rodman ' st.
NV, nr. Conn. ave.-2nd f., semi
pvt. bath. $3.50. man. EN-. 2-25i2.
NEAR MAYFL0wER Il or 2 en-
twin beds. Apartment 410. 1912
oFFfcERs 4 is niy' SERVICE CLUE, is44
21st st. n.w.-Rms. by day. wk. and
month with club and social activities
for active inactive and reserve Of
WILSON H0UsEs.ExceI; rms; sgles..
PVT. bath. $40. Daily. So. AID. 2
1897 EYE ST. N.w.-Nice clean furn.
rms. In excel. downtown loc.; So to
8. per wk. MRS. CAPPS. RE. q
Ell Isl MACoMB ST. NV. = NC Nicely
son. Lady preferred. EN-. 3-0225.
FRONT RM.-semipyt. bath: COW
transp. ia. 9-S002 any time except
Mon Tues, wed. Cali at. $40 d P;m.
1928 M sT.-Rms. with refgr. and
hotplate: $11 so dble.. Si2.50 twin
beds: $3.50 sRle.s $3.50 parking.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, mi N
Il. ave. n.w.-Nswly dec. sgle. rms.
OFF Pfid coNN ossNSS'e 10 Aasssa f2snt
nr. shower bath: excel. transp.;
2l47 r ST. N.W.--Airfoam studio
sg.s,5 slil.; 55efgr ! srill:: clock radio, oTv:
4.s HAMILTON ST. Nw.-Bedrm.,
next to bath: gentleman; Gentle
nome: breakfast optional. RA; g.
SILT colo. AvE.-Attrac. twin-bed
fm., next bath. shower. phone; ldry.
priyils. ia. 9-5799, after 5 pm.
1910 p ST. NV. .The churchiif'-
Glean, s,s;a ssle rms; running water
1saa assa MASS. MAS - AVE We M Nv w!eses elean
single rms; new furniture: maid
service. $S wk. up. HO. 2-9589.
WASHINGTON MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
1880 18th st. n.w.--Beautiful single
rooms, with piano practice privils.
For employed ladies. S22.50.
1850 PARK RID. N.W.---Nice, clean,
comfortable rms; near bath; excel.
transp;; reas. HO. 2-2o62. "a
sgle. and dble. rms: clean. beaut.
furn.; modern baths. NO. 7-9669.
D0WNTOWN--Clea extra spac.
dbles.: Bendix, TV privils.: 81 per
person. $1l as sgle. HO. 2-532l.
VIVIAN HOTEL, 17as q st. NV. 2
blks. from White House-Con
Govt. bldgs. and shopping. Calls
taken. switchboard; running water;
elev. Sgles., $3.50 to $3.50 wk.
DOWNTOWN--Large attractive rm.
with bath and veranda Restaurant
in house; sgle. rnn.. share bath: ex-
eel transp. 1888 Eye st. NV; ST.
MASTER BEpRM., ae17 esth ST.
Pvt bath, lge. closet; gentleman.
HO.S-3260 after e p.m,
Evening star., 1954-11-24
OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE PURGE As FROM

U. 3. GOVERNMENT
Desks, steel and wood. all sizes
tables, chairs. file cabinets, lockers
large quantity, new and used; saw.
tngs up to 75so. free delivery and
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
SAG New York Ave. NV.
OIL BURNER, brand-neW. and $50
1t. boiler. circulating pump and all
controls; 276-gal. oil tank: will de-
radiators. Here is 4 chance f for YOU yos
to save $500. KE. S-59SS. ---2S
OIL BURNERS, new and used. viii
sell outright or install. You will save
up to $3.50. Boilers and furnaces
gas and oil. KE. S-59SS. --2S
OIL BURNERS - Why spend money
on your old gun-type burner when
you can trade 1t in on brand-new
one completely installed for as lit
tie as SITS. We need your old oil
burner for parts. KE. S-59Ss;
on Burner, Sherwood Model i5O
B; max. pressure. 127 lbs: 276-gal-
lon tank: $75 or best offer. Can be
seen ct 1884 Wisconsin ave. "a
OvERCOATS t2), heavy. double-
5reasteds IT, s z 10 size 40; price So each.
PiAN0s-used uprishts, SIS and up.
Also values In used spinets and con-
eoles. ST. 3-6300. PIANO. MART.
l0lB 9TH Sc. NV. Gust above II
nrary). Omen Mon. and Thurs. eyes.
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Evening star., 1954-11-24
MIscsL. FOR SALE tcont.l

DISHWASHEn, Hotpoint. automatic
excellent condition. Sacrifice price.
DRYER. Hamilton. and whirlpool
washer, both fully automatic: $50
each for quick sale. EN-. 2-0426
IS
ELECTRIC POLES. IS to 45 It..
straight, good condition: $1.25 lin
IT. IA. S-3426. 30
FIREPLACE SCREENS, S3: crate for
coal, $3.50: heavy log rest, $3.50
2513 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FLORIST BOX. new motor, going out
Of business; cheap. Oliver 2-9S65.
FOAM RUBBER--Prices have gone nr
but we still have some clpse-outs at
SI47 =, Ex. S-S633. --s6
FUR COAT, real Alaskan Sealskin,
brown. size IA. 500, all cash re-
auired. WO. 6-2S55, --25
FUR COAT. Persian. mink collar
size l4-l6: like new. Ii. 3-2S7s
after 8 pm. "a
FUR COAT. white coney. 30-in
length. size 16, peri. cond.. -S15;
fur bolero. size 10. $40. NO. 7-57 759
FUR JACKET. mink. dark ranch.
year old; valued at $4,000: win sell
for $500. OIL. 4-54S1 between
Evening star., 1954-11-24
SINKS-USEDl.
$1,5O AND UP

Fencing, bathtubs, radiators. windows
and door gratings. stoves and other
usable materials ut very reasonable
prices.
Also I-beams, plates. angle iron. pipe
and pipe fittings.
216 l. st. S.W DI. 7-SO07
Open Every Saturday Until 1880 PM.
SOFA. 5S-inch, modern. green-frieze
sSFH. snsiqass, sso 7-f srsen tutted
felt with mahog. trim; decorators 5
piece. NO. 7-362O.
SOFABED and, matching chair. S75:
refrigerator, S75; miscellaneous:
reasonable. DU. 1890.
SPANISH RECORD COURSE. made
City. Complete course, incl. car
rying case; practically new. Best
offer. JU. 5-9444. "a
Evening star., 1954-11-24
RUUIIlSUIl LUInUEr GO.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.

MACHINE SHOP EQUIP; complete
ssT sstsp; .te laths milling nsM naeh ao6Ss hand
MOTORS rebuilt, excll. --- All sizes,
lowest prices. New motors. large
stock, all sizes: $3.50 up. ELECTRIC
EOu1PT, co.. 2473 Sherman ave.
MoToRs. Moro lpioo pitNnt t. 100 h.p.. and
reduction gear: 6,440 volts, re-
wound, .exch. cARTY. 1908 14th st.
MOTORS. $3.50 for V. ", u h.p.
Heavy-duty motors also. 25i3 M
st: nv. Ex 3.3527:
with windshield, 1854: run less thar,
SO MI: cost $3S7: sac. 1926 or best
offer. Also have new sidecar; cost
500; win sell for $50. KE. S-59Ss.