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Evening star., 1955-02-06

If you find yourself dancing in
the streets with a senorita garbed
as Cleopatra. while the weird
percussion rhythm Of a steel
band beats in your ears -.
That's carnival, senior.
That's when Latin America Is
the gayest, dancingest land in
the world as fun-loving Latins
go on their annual carefree spree
before Lent mutes the revelry.
In Port-au-Prince and Rio de
Janeiro there is dancing in the
streets and gaily capariSoned
throngs f1irt and frolic in the
springlike warmth of Havana.
Montevideo, Port Of Spain and
other Latin Fairgrounds.
It's an old Roman custom
which the Latins have dressed
up with Indian, African, French,
Spanish and Portuguese over
tones until Caesar wouldn't have
1t.
Congo Lines on BouIevords
1t means streets full of merry
makers in costumes representing
everything from the Eiffel Tower
to Christopher Columbus, gor-
geously decorated floats, bands
performing on steel drums and
tom-toms. samba dancing on
Rios Avenida Rio Branco. and
conga lines shaking down Ha-
.vana's Prado. It's music from the
jungle's drum and the trouba-
Evening star., 1955-02-06
TRAVEL.

@1W} .''. s'' y. 4'.,
We have trip to suit every Taste
ond every purse. We list o few Of
the Special Interest trips. Prices
range from s3e5 to $3.77o.
GOLFERS
Cruise and play the courses Of the
former Worlds Champion, or with
Mike Turnesa.
MEN ONLY
80 days in Europe with Max Baer.
former Worlds Heavyweight Boxing
Champion.
DOCTORS
CONGRESSES in Geneva, London, Paris,
Stockholm. Vienna, Rio de Janeiro.
Also. ohieial ANA Convention tours
May or June.
FARMERS
Led By Louis Bromheld. famous
EUcHARlsTIc CONGRESS
TO Bic de Janeiro with Cardinal
BIBLELAND TOUR
Leadership Of Or. and Mrs. Daniel
rohns'
ISRAEL
sPonsoIsd By the Zionist organilation
BAPTIsTs
World Alliance at London in July.
CATHOLIC INTEREST
Tours include Ireland and Holy Land.
GRAND OPERA
Most famoss music center. in Europe.
GARDENS
Tulip Time IN HcIland--versailies.
SAFARI
From CairO to the Cape-Belgian
SKIERS
Poconos. New England. Austria. Swiss.
STUDENTS
Inclusive European tours from $50.
Flying Classroom World Teur. sum
mel. School, Mexico or Madrid. Credits
while you cruise Pacific to Hawaii,
Japan. PhiIippines. and Hons Kong.
FESTIVAL TOUR
20 Festivals Of opera, music, drama,
pageants, folk plays. folk dancing and
cid costumes.
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUN
Special cruises by steamer. Tours by
air. rail and bus.
INDUSTRIAL FAIRS
THESE ARE JUST a FEW ASK Us
ABOUT YOUR SPECIAL INTEREST
AN NDEpENDHSNr ITINERARY
TO SUIT YOU
RESERVATIONS. AND TICKETS
At No Extra Cost to You
Steomship-Plune-Bus Tours and
Cruises-Hotels and Resorts
| WATERS TRAVEL SERVICE,
Inc.
Two offices for your convenience.
1908 K St. NV. 70l5 Wisconsin
Wosh. s, DC. Bethssdu, Nd.
MA. $3.50 o.. 6-5555
osMes0
| 81 g +
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Refugees
Met in
New York

Mrs. Dorothy D. Houghton,
deputy director of the Inter-
national Cooperation Admin
tstration, greeted more than
1900 refugees and escapes
from Germany and Austria
who arrived in New York yes
terday aboard the SIS General
Langfitt.
Carrying the largest number
Of refugees yet to arrive at one
time in the United States un-
der the Refugee Relief Act,
the ship sailed from Bremen
haven on July Q.
AS deputy director Of the
ICA in charge of refugees. mi
grafton and voluntary assist
ance. Mrs. Houghton visited
the camps and centers from
which many of yesterdays ar
rivals came.
Included in the reception
party were Mr.. Pierce Gerety,
deputy administrator Of the
Refugee Relief Program, Sem
ators Watkins and LANCER and
Mayor Wagner of New York.
Greeting the refugees. Mrs.
Houghton said that their ar
rival, although preceded by
tens of thousands of other fell
low escapes, marked "the be-
ginning of truly large-scale
movements and major prog
ress" in carrying out the OBJ
jectives Of the Refugee Relief
Act.
She paid special tribute to
those among them who were
escapes from communism.
ITO you a double welcome"
she declared, "for you have
truly shown yourselves to be
friends of freedom" She said
they were "a fresh source of
hope and inspiration" not only
to citizens here but to the
millions still left behind the
Iron Curtain.
Evening star., 1955-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bosetti
Of Greenwich. Conn.
Miss Hurley Is q graduate
Of Immaculate Junior College
and Is presently employed by
the United States Government.
Mr.. Bosetti is an industrial
engineer and a major in the
active reserves. He is also with
the United States Government.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Miss Hurley
Is ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A.
Sheridan announce the en-
gagement of her daughter.
Miss Barbara Ann Hurley. to
Mr.. Louis c. Bosetti, son of
Evening star., 1955-07-13
To Sail Snturdoy

The New Zealand Ambassa-
dor and Lady Munro viii leave
July l6 for England and the
Continent. They will be away
for about three weeks.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Luncheon Purty

Mrs. Courtney Whitney of
New York entertained at a
small luncheon party yester-
day at Normandy Farm in
honor of her mother. Mrs.
Paul Christian of Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Club Meetino

The garden department. Of
the Takoma Women's Club will
meet at 10:30 o'clock Monday
at the home of Mrs. Frank
NOEL, 6703 Fourth street NV.
Homer news., 1955-07-28
.NEW..NURSE HERE

Miss Iris Jetto, Senior Publ &c
Hoalth Nurse, arrived in Honor Saturday
for hor first visit to this end Of tho
Peninsula. Miss Jotte Will serve all
Of tho Western Konoi from her head
qua rtors Ia Konai. She VAS accompanied
tc Homer BY Miss Geneva Hubbard Of the
Anchorage, office Of tho department. Of
health. Miss Hubbard had PLANNED to
stay over for 2 meeting with the Hea1th
Counc IL Monday evening, but tho press
OF busino SIS took her back TO the city
on Sunday. HII
Miss Jette has been In Alaska for
the pa st six and one -ha1f years Torking
In the Una1akleet eroa. In coming to
the Konr.i she Till replace Mrs. Ruth
Hursh who resi- god her position earlier
tm summer. .a
Tn hor work ahe will follow. about
the samc schedule as her predecessor,
spendi ng the first two weeks Of the
month in the Kenat area and the Last
two weeks working out Of Homer. -hile
in Homer she will be at the health cen
ter from to 3 in the afte moon. She
wi IL be leaving Homer Friday morning OF,
this week and will return August 22 to
stay until September 2. Between these
two ri ps she will attend the terrttor-
ia1 nurses convent ion In "a irbanka.
The new nurse received her training
in Bos on. She studies public healt
nursing at Simmons College in that city
and al 80 rece ived her Bachelor Of Sci
ence degree from the same SCHOOL,. She
received her Masters degree in nursing
at the University Of Washington. In
addi ii on TO her work in Alaska she has
NO rked in New ENGLAND and served In the
Army Nurse Corps during = he war.
Homer news., 1955-07-28

After Monday, August J. the sales Of
vice or the Terminal OIL Sales Will be
located in the KUtk-Log build ing across
from the Standard Oil plant at the end
Of the Spit, according to Chuck Abbott.
after that date the Off C hours vi Il
be from 9 am. TO 4 pm. Monday through
Friday. The plant hours will be from i
to Pam. on those days, he added. r.
ders for local del iveries cen be phonod
to tho plant or left at the Patio Insur-
ance Agency located behind the Bay
Clothiors building. Tho phone number
at the Spit office Will DO 344s
The Pate Insurance Agency office
Will DO moving at the Same time to its
now locatio but Will not have a phone
until ono can be installed, according
to Ma rgarct Pate
Homer news., 1955-07-28
ARCHIT EC,T I'm

Franc is Mayor Of. tho firm OF Man1oy.
and Mayer, Anchorage architects, mas In
Homar Tue sday TO run 2 preliminary sur
vey On the grounds Of the Homer Terri
torial school. The firm WILL draV, up
the plans for tho now school. addi tion
that is expected to DO built noxt year.
Thilo hore he contacted Honning Johnson
local surveyor, who Will run the con-
tour limos OF tho grounds.
Homer news., 1955-07-28
CHAMBER NOTES

hsard two speakers Monday during their
regular weekly meeting.
FIRST to address the group was Matt
Theme, local sales re preventative, Who
told the group OF some Of he more hran-
erous expe riences he encounte red as
representative Of the internal revenue
aea rtment in the early 2o's in the
State Of Washington.
Ben Culver, a repre- sent ative Of the
territorial depar tnent OF lands. spoke
on Land registrat ion. ae urged that
all owners OF land lying outs ide the
tax collecting distric is file state
ment Of ownership. Stat ements must be-
filed by january /, 1856, he said.
Reason for the Law requi ring the
filing, he said, was to get an up-to--
date record Of all land lying outside
the tax districts. Such rec ords do not
ext st today because there Is no gene raj
property tax in the Territory ana much
af he private land has been aban doned.
He urged that AL prope rty deeds be
recorded and that all surveys. be accom-
p1ishe by registered engineers. Sur
vey plats Of all sub al vi stons should be
recorded, he said.
He was asked bout the possibility
OF the Bureau OF Land Managers mt Of;
fices in Anchorage being moved to Jun
eau and replied thats speaking as an
Ancho rage rea1tor, he felt that the
bulk Of the BIN bust no SIS was In the An
ehorage 1rbanks areas and that the
offices should remain in Anchorage. He
also stated that he tn ought the cadast-
raj engineers office sh Guild be in An
ehorage SO that the land status reco rds
could be with the main office.
Tt mas announced that the Chamber
had received charts shouin g the grade
line s OF the sterling Highway after it
is b1acktopped through Homer. The area
covered in the charts extends from tho
Husky Repair Shsp to tho ARC shops.
Copies will. be kept at the PUD office
and the Smith Insurance office.
New members listed BY jim Reynolds,
chat rman OF the membership committee,
incl ude Pacific Northern Airl ines, Vern
NUT Oh Drug, John Waterman, Home Clubs
Bank OF Homer, Don e. Smith Insuran Cos
Homer Food Confer. Jim Reynolds, Term
anal OIL Sales, L. c. rythe, Ala ska
Steamship Cos, Dar1-Delite, H. L. Nc
Cain, Kac hemak Bar, Phone CT Hardware,
inlet Trading Post, Homer Cafe, Kings
Kozy Kab1ns, Pate Insurance Agency,
Sterling Bar, Leo Rhode Associates,
Nary High, E Service, Nini1ohik and
Ken Heath.
Dues 10 the Chamber Of Commerce have
been set at $50 Pc member this year in
an ondeavor so raise moro funds to car
ny on g moro varied program.
= mAA
Homer news., 1955-07-28
Ala ska mis- to ri cal
Library g. Museum
Box 2o5l
juneau, Al aska
U' 0aO Bids QGU By pQJD D0RF C UORS

TEo bids wore awarded by tho PUD d.
roctors at thoi +. regular meeting Monday
evening. Tho first mas awarded to r.
E. Hollis for fuel oil for the PUD fac
t1ities. The only bidder, his price
mas 2O.4 cent under 200 gallons, 1914
undor 800 gallons and 1879 under GOO
gal1ons. Tho second bid WAS for dock
hoi st and mas awarded to Harry Gre goiro
for $3.50. The bid included the hoist,
motor and accessories. a. second bid
for wiring Of the hoist by Gregoiro vas
re jectod by the directors pe nding In
We st igation. It was for 1885,. e
@. a letter from the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc requested that tho PUD advi sc tho
Chamber on how the directors wish to
use the .sl65 tho Chamber has for the
hospital Margaret .-ndorson suggo stod
that the build ng will be needing vo n
etiaa blinds and that perhaps the 3165
could be pooled NTH other donations TO
purch ase the 81 1nds.
y Carl 3aior reported that Dr.. Provon-
sha had indicated at q meeting OF the
.hospi tai COMM ttoc that he estimated
tia tho PUD would be required to fur.
nish about $500 pr month to support
the hospital. This Mould be mat ched by
tho Terri tory, he said. From thi 8 fund
tho nurses would be hired ct $3.50 q
months. 10 also ind icatod, Baier sn1d,
that tho other sc rvicas Of the hospital
mould como out Of the income Of Thoe vor
operates the hosp1 tai.
, Mrs. Ande rson stated that In q let
ter from Dr.. A1brecht Of the deFa rtment
of haa1th dated October 90, 1858, he
ind icated that the Terri tory would have
$3.50 that might be used to pur chase
euu ipmant for the hospital A letter
is to be wri item to Utrecht to confirm
this4 Mrs. anderson also stated that
the order for the hospital equt ment
had not been. p1a ced. @+
A. letter from the Don E. Smith In
surance Agency re connne nded that the PUD
carry fire insurance oon the warehouses
at the dock. He rec commanded the amount
OF g, 900, and quoted q rate OF }27.7O
par Thousand For the first year With
renewal rate Of @2l.60 per thou sand. In
q discussion on the ma tier 1T was de-
idsd to look into the idea Of tnsurtng
the warehouses to the extent OF cover
ing them in case Of fire at the time
tley we're full Of frei ght.
II NTH, who was present ct the meet
ing, complained of the lack Of street
lid1t s viii Oh he ga i'd 1.-THE district was
paying for md, not gettt because many
of thems mere not burning. A letter is
to be writ ten the HEA asking for more
efficiency In G the orerati on Of the
Light >. ax4se ls5S a o
The directors voted to pur chase
set OF Morse platform scales from the
Ptoneer Hardware for 51o6. They also
voted TO pay. insurance premiums Ia the
amount Of 1894. o6 for workmen 8 compen-
.sation and excess bodily In jury TO the
Smith Agency. Ee'sA- -At
It was noted that the h PUD had re-
cei we'd 1881 IL from the Territory Ia
payment on busdne IS License re fundss
IN the matter OF mileage for the
Manager car 1T wos voted TO all ow SlO
per month. Min at a- Maa
The manager presented the board with
the total. number OF hours, 49, that ne
49, +Yren cT
Evening star., 1955-08-19

PEACHES. Elpertas, Warrenton. Va.
So per level bushel: you pick In
your container. Rte. 20, turn right
warrenton Orchard sign. Sat, sun.
PIANOS, BENCHES - spinets NJ new
stisfi. Others. ' orands at Bis dis &
Lester. PAUL GoLIBART. 1856
Columbia rd.. AD. 4-592s 1880 TO
9. ewes, By appt). Pianos wanted.
PiaSosMRe.urnsa haS Ssylsi from rental.
krTTs. 'YsSo S q st. =" NV. w. RI; =
PiAN0s-Redueed summer prices - on
large selection Of spinets. consoles
and grands. All full keyboard, You
can now buy 9 new full keysoard
ISns spSinss as l9T ss saaS .g,. ManN
S.ssf; Ssss stSIss and Teod hnisSss
SALES coRf., i5oo q 81. NV
pIANos--pamous make srsnds j at
deep cut prices, Knabe. Steinway.
cable. from 1922 as,l lKSIrTs. I33so
IrSs SSssInsE1;saSssa5', 4 ,{fs;SSlSsii7R R$ Joy:
PgiAiNo, gAiNNo vertical. mahos. steinSs
Pine piano for appreciative student
Must sell BY Aug. 22; 1915. .Tu.
pi26scs 2;sa1S fos sttsr sEHFLNsw = EIHFRN and In Used
spinets. consoles, grands and up
rights for rent .at moderate rates
(from SO monthly up): hauling
q sts. NV. (Phone ST. 3-9400.)
and 1882 Georgia ave. tphone
JU. b-I1O5l. Silver Spring store
open ewes. Both stores open eSts.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

BRIGHTWOOD, M. eyerything-
English bsmt., desirable, clean
Also rEas.. RA: 6-S203. RA. 3-0903
kitchenette or apt. for Ink, with.
In 1M mi. Army Map plant: rea.
sonabie: Christian widow. Write
CAROLYN II. MERR1AM, 6032
Macarthur blvd. NV. or eaii WO
s2EEf pIis'Si On African. wake up to music
refgr., grill. cloek-radio. TV: 50.
935 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large rm.
refrigerator. stove; cony. downtoyn
I41 nth ST. NE housekeepinI
rms, rsfgr.: stoyei frent aS, rm.: Il
$50 6th ST. S.E.--Rm. and kit.
LIST a.. front: cross ventilation
,sis II 81. p Mp, yNia6S$sl srn. oD1Ieb1lr. 5is
EhoWer-bath. $3.50 wk.NO. 7-eS6S
1914 Iath ST. N.w.--Lss. rm. with
sitehsnette. { ~ refsr.. stove and sink a
pHPoSSr n wccncLE-Ise. 4-windov as
comfortably flrn. corner rm.; sgle
or dble. RA. 3-4s07,
DUPONT CIRCLE-Exeel sgle. Ant
dbles.. LIST and End d. Very com.
fortahly furn. AID. 2-4554.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
FARM AND GARDEN

LAWN RENOVATION = Plan fal
program now and save. rree esti.
mate; NEMMINq LANDSCAPE
STUDENT desires lawn and garden
TRnE NEE RE%ovi2iLL.s prunins. topping
RATES. nR. CLAYTON, UN. 4-oeOs
ToP eon-vsry good. r,eh top %.
rSfsort ssfs caii sAE L. si4esS; ssS, d.iivss.t Is
locally, $I6IAdditional chg, fol
ssufIiIlDDozSEsk s1filDe eozSEsk for srssins. exeavs..
csI aii On On fI.ssGF 2.s5ss: aish. 'asi AP !.
FiiI ERI' 'DrRT, sopsoil. bluss.ons srsysl
HslaasssFsifrc,A Hslassssif AsJSo1ing Joi ngsssE1a. ssEs1adins. .as ~
MALL CHAIN SAWS, new and used
parts and service. MALoNEY's
INC, Silver Spring. Nd. 10. 9.
NEW EQUIPMENT; fun line Of In.
ternational tractcr, and fsrm
eauip. and elevators. Meyers has
conditioners. Sherman and Henri
baekhoes and leaders. Briilion grass
seeders, Exee Flow line sewers bal.
er and binder twine: parts and
service. MALoNEY's. Silver Spring
POWER LAWN MOWERS. new
s4S.o5 and up: used SIS and up
Time payments MALoNEY'S. INC
usETDs SD SSoSbfPHkN4r-a PM I'VE SM ana Ii trac. a;
tors. Ford with cult. Oliver ~
tractor. plow, disc. mower: garden
tractors: New Holland blowers. New
Holland baler: Cub gang mowers
Cub graders: John Deere harvester;
side delivery rake: plovs and discs,
Cultimulcher: tractor m nnre
spreader, MALoNEY's. INC. Silver
Spring. Md. Ju. S-3333.
ROT 1OTILIERS AND GARDEN
TRACTORS. new or used: SOP u
f9a fE9oasEYss. iacs. fses hisB'1s hissB a. ave ave,
Phone 10. 0-94el, afteTs0 pm.
BLUEGRASS SOD, delivered 70 you,
Job, You lay L and save. Terms ,,l Z
NURSERY, LU. 2-49s0.
TRACTOR, 5.h.p. David Bradley
Briggs a. 6tratton motor. With
sickle bar. disc eultiyator. p.og
ridinR suiky and new tires: $3.50
Goop ALFAHHfx HAY wanted e
buy. Pay cash at barn. Cali collect
Herndon (Va.l 661. FL
Evening star., 1955-08-19

PIANos-uprIshts. s4s up: splnsts.
way uprishts. SG5b up; terms.
Sunday. Estabiiihsd 1901, Axss.
s1AEESoS ESSd s1os. SSs sss icnaihss1a.s inconniians r.
siIHsr sprinS. aI J9. e-s05o.
lPfKNOs-Fine selection Of Gptnets,
srands. sranSis' ssss Up. Lowest prics.
n p. & area es..lhs1s Msses ciHicpsr. iacIpna.
ing, steinw4y. Rnaee. Lester KonleI
hina ioM y Sa@ggSsa sgS down. WA ) wa VS.. to pay.
Others dnys, I'll 6, SILVER SPRING
PIANO Co. s57 Pershing dr.. Ju'
PiAEoSss-Jordan's have many bar
gains IN AL types Of pianos. Very
special prices durins eur slsarsnnsSe. snS.
Pay IS little as ;s $Sse nS ocTn;n n 'vE- ~
NV nv Il Sphops s 81. $4,000 and e$SS
Georgia ave. Silver Spring (Phone
open eves. BOTH stores open Ssts.
PIANo-used upriehts from s45 up;
Hauling extra. Good selection q
makes: Also many waves y HesSS sssS
iSlaSsoo FSiANo iaa MART. i.niS ioiS III q. NV.
ltust above the lihrary,. open
PIaSos;rxlmy, TIaaSSfs; eyes; Navy. AIR Force is and
Marine personnel: Government and
District employees can save real
money on All kinds Of instrpmsnts
ct the PIANO MAET toie esonaa,es. Tsn -.
ssscSS sns SSfifeftss fPftsNS e i9Sssr a2sT Sn iSit rs
oepra nv THURS. nHss iSfEs ESEs. 'es Closed sst:
lrdays during July and August
PIANO--Real nice upright, kellel
q Son; excellent condition: $40 ~
rfFE. hh TIssss ssis1. black. copper. cast Issa
NC. I7l0 Lee hwy; "a. $500
couch. bisnEets, etc. sz0H yustins
a.; Fan. Church. VI r.. 45sSl1 r. IA
In. table saw, tilting areor. l@-n;p; @
mcsor. AIT attasn%1sntsi cn1.1 i.n ngnt otor w0SfdI All
iIh.es; Iife new. oist csil APE TE. s.So7g. Mal
dishes, "a; 500 ohm. twinlead. 8
cents per IT.: sW 64. $27; esc.
Gear bought. INDUSTRY eERV,,
ICES, INC, 27O6 South Oaklanc
ST.. shirlington. We. sat; II e T.
RADIO PARTS AND EoUIRMkNI-
$40, S46: 10 meter mSeiie e5g Sssn6. Hn.
sonset super 6, SS5; Milien 80 watt
fransmitter and power supply. 500;
6I3 FINAL, $26; APC.10Q MME
soc; frequency standard. $50:
5sx0 Hx2N metal chassts. Soc: IA.
lob, t27. 80, AERO ELECTRON1Ce
or va. 201O Duke st.. Alex. k1.
RADIO sAib5tS@ @TRANsArITTER. Halli, MT.
butt in; s0.ioM; sood cond.
RANGE, elec.. auto: excel. eond.;
ers. Reas. 'Td priced. u. S-ssea;.
EAseE. s..., ssss sgs .i... a. lpus
HEHfsii'aESnar6Rs. Hfaai' n SiRsSos apt. size. .1e...
4I30 Ca. ave. NV" To. 2-liS6.
aE.z,sE.srSssss s.Ess SS
iIS5 Gs sys aW k!lyinstSs Ri sSc0o mic.
REFRiSEaxT6R. III Z sssxe Sit. Vd1,- 5 Yrs.
old: perfect condition: $40. AZ Ii.
RfEfaRfGERAroR, TIT. Norye. With
open unit. SIS. 1915 Kalorsma
ksrEfGEkA1Tok. lsi aiGi; A1soi Admiral. like n.w.
$50 also Magic Chef gas range.
REFRIGERATORs. used: rebuilt;
painted. S2b up; some guar; !
i4th st, NV. IA. $1,000.
REFRTGERAT0R, Firestone, 4 yrs.
old, small freezer chest. $46. Good
cond. VIII. 6-6S99. I'll
REFRIGERATORS
oE, WESTINGHOUSE. Frigidaire slsc..
gas Guar. De Del lI.5,S; insl;; $50 up.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
ROOMS WITH soARp


WALTER REED VICINITY, 6s3i
9th st. n.w.--Niceiy furnished twin
bedrm.,. next bath. Delicious meals.
TN IN. Nan: SsIAfki1ItEErA IEErA. 1875 18th st. n
Cool. single and double rooms fol
young ladies and men: showers;
walking distance; excellent board
COLUMBIA RD. NV, aoo1--Niee
large. double room. new air-cond.
$16 wk.; sRle.. S12 to S16: good
meals; young people. CO. 6.2493
NURSING CARE-Room and boarc
e eldeTly lady. Reasonable rates Js
lSSI Hn. iass IsssSsr sr. Nw.-Ls.. dbl. iii rm.
lge closet. windows; also sgl. Sc
leetive menu. PIX. TV
BRADLEY ARMS, ct Dupont Circle
1925 10Th ST.. n.w.--Home-cook
food: reasonable prices.
1856 n ST. N.W.-Attr. singles and
Delicious meals. Bendix. Nv.
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2al0 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
just on 1900 block Conn. ave ai
Taft Bridge. Rock Greek Park area
Low weekly rates include room
breakfast. dinner; 24.hr. hote'
service: friendly atmosphere.
EO. 2-366d
Evening star., 1955-08-19
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.

ARL.--Cool rm. IN apt. bldg. pvt
entr, and bath. close In, shops anc =,
AiE.Mise. dSie. rm. for msrried
cple. or 1-2 women. Board op.
tional. Nr. Navy Annex. IA. 6-86S6
LGE. DELE. ROOM in new home
Private bath. Available Sept. !,
.Rps4nN HGHas griyNileSssI MI 7sSss Rso, III
gentleman. eonvenienees. $40 WI.
GENTLEMAN, Arl.-cooi room with
private bath on LIST a.: In new
home. IA. 1881. -21
ALEX. room. n0xt bath
large closet. clean pvt. home. Man
TIE. 0-6423. ---22
Evening star., 1955-08-19
ROOMS fURliIsHED--N.E.

LARGE PRoNT REDEEM, newly dse.i
siGi Sssfi iLrsMsAEY MH slSlaIs eIe. : I.ss.
comfortably furnished room In quiet
smaller room, $S5 mo. Il. s-is67
f4ss @ ST. N.E.-s rms. upper a.,
nicely furn.. liv. rm.. bedIun,. kit
and bath. All utils. Ii. $780,
CAPITOL HILL-Frcnt rm., pvt
sntr.: nr. Senate ofc. Bldg. transp
$50 mo. liz c st. ne. Ii. 4-l5se
coLORED-2nd AND h. I. AVE-
Lee. front rm.. nr. all shopptng 10.
ciiities and transp. Ii. 3-37O0;
Evening star., 1955-08-19
TIRE SALE

i 4xbC A6A4S2
One of the worlds largest recappers
Is offering you Q TREMENDOUS value,
on o fully retreated tire. They
Icok snd s yer iike ,5s,t I,sy S2RSx, S2Sxi & q
S.s0SxiS. $Sf7s. Prices apply "a
recap your tire or recappable tire
in trade when you purchase orr
oa. ese' ave. Ae. NV, SHS'HSA IA. a.sss6. o. o-o'
SALE. PeEtables ant
rsntesd. CENTRAL. Sois 18th .is
Tn1iPPEwRrTERs Z 40. SIC each
1888 Rhode Island ave. ne. II
the rear. Saturday and SUNDAY
r9ahf'kkwRrrERs. 9h'kkw new portable. eii
snees. CIRCLE. 74l 1sth ~. "Buy
Where You Get SERVICE"
TV, 20-in. table model, -$36: a tor
afr conditioner. $50. Lo. 7-ss2O
Tv.. II inch. In excellent condition
ysSsbUM ssabt I4' eeIGE2xaSER eiG2xasE oLosEoUfs-
ApfS aPss tang s,syS syIs RSs IKE Sa'frsa n.a
Tssa ssoat Siset siso. no% SSa ss5; 81 Singer hsnS
cleaner. like new. $14.60. 3Sl2
Lee hwy. IA. 2-4914.
for rent. all makes
brand-new: only 25c q day; renta
may apply to purchase. ST. $1,000
WASHER, Maytag 1858. Just iik,
new; SIS. LU. 2-33lO. --1o
WASHERS. all makes, types, SS.9i
up. most guarantsed; repatrs ,enss ens
sfffvlcs; sfnw FEEDaES1SSona IA a.SSoa o. "soo 1871
WASHERS and driers, new" II 20,
have cash and want . terrific deal
gee zee. PARAMoysT z r. HSS.S1 scssioo co;i a2oS Ca
WAsHER AND pRIER, both Bsndiy
OF Of ali Tor sSS5. jE. z-iS62.
WASHING MACHINE, and wringef
large wooden closet; best ofier: ia
wAsfHfrHG MACHINE, d. luxe mod model
wrinRer type, o yrs. cid: $50. ol
best offer. Oh. 9-e691. --2l