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Evening star., 1955-07-10
'CREEPSTAKES
REGATTA
How Some Speedboot Drivers Have Fun
Phoiostory by Harold ]. rleclnoe

review the course and brief
racers on rules to be observed.
The recent event was held
in the hospitality room of a
local brewery-with the room
and drinks provided free of
charge by a brewery executive
who is a speedboat fan.
The accompanying pictures
show some of the races in the
outboard and inboard classes.
Al Bauer, nationally known
regatta announcer Of Phila-
delphia, was on hand to
broadcast the races as the
drivers pulled and banged
their way around the room.
On July 1924, the public
will have a chance to see
without charge-these and
other drivers from nearby
States show how they perform
in real speedboat races. The
regatta, to be held on the
Potomac River between Me-
mortal and Railroad Bridges,
should be an exciting event,
as many Of the inboards are
capable of speeds in excess of
100 miles per hour.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

WHAT do speedboat drivers
w do for ''kicks" before
the regular season begins?
Most just tinker with their
boats, swap stories Of past
glories with racing buddies or
wait impatiently for the first
regatta to begin.
Members of the Capital
Bower Boat Association, how
ever, put on an annual event
that temporarily satisfies their
urge to be at the throttle
again and also gives their
wives a chance to meet other
racers and their wives.
It's a "Creepstakes Regatta"
a free-wheeling free-for-all
in which automobile mechan-
les creepers are substituted
for SpeedboatS and a floor
serves as the water.
The drivers make the re-
gatta as authentic as possible
by wearing racing uniforms,
crash helmets and heavy
gloves-only Mae West" life
preservers are omitted as
being unnecessary. Even a
drivers meeting" is held to
Evening star., 1955-01-08
HOLLYWOOD.

+ y ~ ! |s s s
Bob Hope filmed his television
show for tomorrow 500 miles
from the north pole. So. II you
missed q white Christmas. or
even If you didn't. this Is a show
to watch, given as it was for the
homesick GI's for whom Bob,
William Holden and others per-
formed.
Victor Mature, who has had
100 x-rays taken Of his back
since he had that accident, says
everything Is okay except the
continued pain. M. Bing Crosby
pays $1,000 q year auto insur-
ance on his sons cars.
Mike Todd got the Yugoslav
army to portray Russian troops
in his next picture he pomised
them all cigarettes. x. Won't
Arthur Godfrey have to change
the name Of his show Godfrey
and His Friends" il he keeps
firing them? Glenn Ford
quote: TOO many people who
try to make q big splash. usually
wind up all wet" Lisa Kirk
writes Of q Tv comic who was
forced to retire because Of ILL.,
ness his sponsor got sick Of
him.
The flame or whatever it was
with Yvonne de Carlo and Prince
Ally Khan Is now less than an
Evening star., 1955-01-08
Hollywood
There Will Be Snow
On Bob Hope Show
by sheiloh Grohon,

ember. June Allyson's weight
is down to 90 pounds. She's very
little; but that's too little. :. !.
Ray Bolger's price for three
weeks in Las Vegas during Febr-
uary--$66, 900.
David Wayne flies in Sunday
for one day to plug his new
''Norby" TV show. Then he heads
back to Broadway. 5. Mrs. Gary
Cooper and the Shah Of Iran and
his empress went sleigh-riding
In Sun Valley with Gary Cooper.
This royalty Is democratic.
Jack Carson and Virginia
Mayo will be joining the cast OF
'sPink Tights" to bring 1t up to
the caliber Of There's No Busi-
ness Like Show Business
4 49,
There's so much wonderful
material in the Lillian Roth
autobiography, "I'Il Cry Tomor-
row" -- written In collaboration
with Mike Connolly and Gerold
Frank---that Metro Is having a
tough time chopping it down
from four hours to two. Ace
Writer Helen Deutsch is script
ing the movie for Susan Hay
ward.
Jackie Gleason is still trying
to do his TV show from Holly
wood. He had hoped that Art
Carney, q recent visitor, would
(See GRAHAM, Page ALL,
Evening star., 1955-01-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

f1f s55s
Stage.
Shubert- -"Glad Tidings'';; I
and $3.50 pm.
Arena "The Miser":: 2::30 and
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Young III
Heart; /, $40. SIS. TAO and
$3.50 pm.
Capitol deep In NY Heart:
11:15 am, 1:45, 4:l0, 6:40, $50
and 1I:40 pm.
Colony - "Illicit Interlude":
$3.50, 8:05 and 9:45 pm.
CoIumbia-"Athena"; II am,
!, 8. 5, Z. 9 and II pm.
Dupont Romeo and Juliet: !:
II am. 1885. 4:15. 6:55, 9:35
and 1859 pm.
Keith's"20, 900 Leagues Un-
der the Sea-: 10 am. 1920,
2:40. s, tbs. 9:35 and 1855 pm.
Little - Garden Of Eden;
1880. 3:l5. ASS, $40. $40 and
1905 pm.
MacArthur-"High and Dry;
1880. 4:20. $40. 8 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - young at
Heart; II am. 1:O5. 3:1O, $40,
TBS, $3.50 and 11:40 pm.
Ontario = "Three Ring Cir
cus";: 1:15, 3:l5, Sis. tbs, 9:15
and 1l:15 pm.
Palace There's No Business
Like Show Business: 1850 am,
2, 4:25. 6:55. $40 and 1850 pm.
PlayhOuse-"The Sign Of the
Pagan: II am. 1850. 2:40.
4:30. $40. 8:15. 1910 and 1859
pm.
Plaza - "The Detective; IL.
lao. $40, 5. 6:45. $3.50. 1876
and 1859 pm.
Trans-Lux - ''Phffft" 1880
am, 1:35. 3:15, Ass, $40. $40,
1905 and 1850 pm.
Warner'sThis Is Cinerama';
1880. 4:30 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1955-01-08

4 = u Z H '-l
my pay check for doing nothing,
I asked him why he did not
let me 60. why not?" was his
answer and the next day ]
went to MGM."
HAA
OF all the places he has been,
which Is virtually everywhere.
most lately Egypt where he made
Land Of the Pharoahs." Dewey
likes Spain best. The Spaniards.
he found. are people who live IN
the sun. sleep In the afternoon,
eat dinner late ct night. and
love bull fighting. These are
all things D former Texas kid can
60 along with, especially In the
company Of gypsies and afiici-
andos.
Juan Belmonte. the 70-year-
old matador who introduced the
modern style Of bull fighting, Is
. friend Of Dewey's: one he
admires as much as he admires
Humphrey Bogart.
He taught me q few passes, .
Dewey says. "just enough to give
me q ven to learn more about
the sport. II I can make 1t, I'm
going back to Spain at Easter.
That's the time Of year, they
pick out the heifers who are
courageous enough to become
the mothers Of the bravest bulls,
and ! figure to learn something
more about the sport by getting
IN on these bravery tests
In the meantime, having
helped launch his cousin in
Congress. Dewey Is on his way
back to Hollywood to finish
The Desperate Hours under
Director William Wyler who,
like Bogart and Belmonte, is q
great man at his work.
Evening star., 1955-01-08

actor which has enabled him Il
Sooner or later" he says
instance. here. This is my first
trip to Washington, q doubly
happy occasion since / came to
see my cousin, Ross Bass. sworn
in as q member Of the 84th
Congress from Tennessee"
Cousin Ross Is only Dewey's
! cousin. not his own Congressman
I'm that the Martins are from
Texas. The Bases are the Ten
nessee branch Of the family.
Dewey. by the way, finds
Congress openings impressive.
but also rugged" He did not
60 into detail on either subject
but. being an actor. he got q
lot Of meaning into rugged"
and the expression that accom-
panied it.
The actor. who zoomed to the
top as Young Boone In 'sThe Big
Sky followed up with q role
Of q similar size In Men Of the
Fighting Lady, !" and is now work
ing In "The Desperate Hours" at
Paramount on loan-out from
MGM, Is blisSful about life. He
Is doing the two things he wants
to do. acting and travelling, and
he Is ready to bless the Navy, in
which he was a flyer, and the
GI bill Of rights for making both
possible.
It was while he was q carrier
pilot in port at Honolulu that
he decided to become an actor.
' "It happened" he recalls. "the
night I saw Maurice Evans in
that famous GI Hamlet Watch
ing Evans and the others clump-
ing around so dramatically In
those GI shoes, it came to me
that this might be q good way
to spend a life. Better than rop-
Ing steers. ranching. or being an
itinerant peddler to the Indian
reservations around Gallup. N.
Mex. These were the things had
grown up doing and although
! was a pretty good trader--it
depended on how much the
chiefs liked you--none Of 1t ap-
pealed to me-"
Dewey was reticent about con-
fiding his new ambition to any
one. The Martins were outdoor
types. and acting seemed such
an indoor business he kept the
idea pretty much to himself.
After the war. however, he
wrote o letter to the Ogunquit
(Me.) Summer Theater, found
they took apprentices on the Gil
bill, sold is wreck Of q car and
took q transcoritinental bus from
California to Maine. He painted
scenery. handled props, and, TO
his establishment. attracted the
attention Of O. Hollywood scout
eat an apprentices matinee, Of
all things"
He did not 60 to Hollywood.
however, but remained around
New York looking for work and
thinking he ought to learn more
about acting. When this didn't
work out, he leaped at a chance
to ride for free back to Cali
fornia with the hope Of getting
TO be one Of the Is students ac-
cepted by the movie colony's
famous Actors Laboratory. The
group. then led by John Gar
field, took him on. he got '"The
Big Sky" role when Montgomery
Cliff refused 1t. and that was 1t.
*%*
Dewey. q calm type with q
good idea OF where he wants to
60. has reason to believe in his
luck.
There was one stretch while
he was under contract to How
ard Hawks during which he did
every week. however. which help
not work for a year and one-half.
He was drawing his pay every
week. howver. which helped COM
pensate for the idlenesS until he
ran into pore Schary Of MGM.
''If you're ever free. 'Schary
told him. ''come and see me"
"This gave me an idea. Dewey
+. says. II went,, not to Hawks
but to the partner who signed
Evening star., 1955-01-08
The Passing Show
Z The Posing Show
ss'Wortine Flying ond Acting
Made Dewey d Traveller
By Ioi cormody

ls41 at the Of II. Actor Dewey Martin enlisted In
the United Sstes Navy and during the next dve
roughly half the world, the Pacific half.
Since couple of after the he has been dm
actor which enabled him roughly the other half
Sooner later" he you get eyerywhere As for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
FARM AND iGARDEN

FILL DIRT, sludse. top soil; ress
HARTING. 10. 1904. 20
EXPERT TREE WORK. lot clearing
grading. sodding. planting. etc
Eou ssIosS 4 Bid. JE. 4-oe4s o.
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping
mates. MIR. CLAYTON. I'M. 1-O903
USED EoUTPMKNT--H and N trae.
tor c and Cub tractor. Ford trac-
tor with mower. new Holland baiet
Cub EanR mowers Garden tractors
Ford with loader. side rake. plowi
and disc. tractor spreader. cult.
nc. Silver sprinR. Nd. 10. g.
MALI cHAIN saws. n.v .ne nssa
Rss c s aa s ssEsies aM gH 0sesssSss
NEW EQUIPnIENT; full line OF In.
transitional tractors and farm
equip. New Holland. New Idea farm
equip. and elevators. Meyer
hay ccnditioners, sherman ant
Henry bsekhces and leaders, Bill
lion Gfaaa aeedeYn, EEee Flow lint
sewers. beler and binder tMine
parts and service. MAL0NEY'S
Silver Gprtng, Nd.
ToPsOlL, all dirt and manure, fire'
place wood: SIT cord. Tree
trimmed or removed. Free estt
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
ROOMS NovstKeEplNC

1880 MASS. AVE. NW..-Efie. apt,
ssiv. $3.50 III. .Ho. loose. -52s
112I I2th ST. N.W.-Warm double
room with cQmpiets KIT, linens
near bath. $12.60 VIZ. Do. 7-gSiO.
LARGE RIM. AND KITCHEN. BIZ
9th Il. n.w.-Loyeiy room for rteht
people SIS week. Tx $780,
1 j, g 90 ~. ~ i !: IS;
w, Na. $50 sGR 81. x.w.-v.ry Ii is.,
Ink. rn, with range and refgF.;
1917 iS.eY Is ~ sT. N.w.-Eisv. BIDS:
lse. Ink. nm. running watsr.
is sa4ssPf,A Rk KID ID. N.W-Nsxs church.
stove. rsisr.: nicely turn. S4i mo.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Lse. font
rm. with ENC: unit. linens; 9l5;so
slock radio. ~. African mattress:
S7.Si4 VII, tx. 3-8633.
els PENNA. AVE. N.W.--Large
front rn.. nicely fuTn.. new reigr
and stove: transu Of door. l7
NV OR Q RMS.s furn.: large
closets, fefgr. running water; reas
sg client trs saC2as E.l hs
, lseles ist ia 81. iNs.w.-pountoSn;
CoIoRED. 1915 FATRM0NT ST,
N.W.-small fm. for auist
woman: sink, refgr.. stove. NO
7-2Is3, 14th st. cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

ORGANS, Minshall. cleo. chord nnf
gpinet styles. saws w 70 $500 On
eeel sslqP nn Tsrq sir 4gsn sbb nYfFNs
PIANO CO.. $50 Pershing dr.. 10
ORGAN, Hammond, medel 3: suit
able for home. church. or enter.
enable. IA. S-6273- -2i
oRGAN-Estey Reed orsan, moo
model: electric motor. Rsgularl,
sos. special Xmas value. $4e5
KITS. 1880 q street NV. RE: q
oRdzN. Hammond. solevox: idea
mrs! as iSsd p o n <. al sss'
ORGANS FoR RENT. with option "a
JoRpAN's. THRKE STORES; Cor
ner 18th and q SITS. NV. 5169 Lee
hishwsy. Arlington. and ss$2
9FSan stores open every Spa.si .y.Sina
park IN 'front.'. Downtown store
open Monday and Thursday ewes;
PAINTS - Christmas Special. a5qs
discount sale on top-auality Dutch
brand paints. Week end special
only. sunday hours. 10 " 2 ~
carry cav = ART isS AZ PAINT CO. sis
PECANS m SHELL. 200 pounds d
sonabie. Randolph 3-i453. iSs
PIANO, steinvay srand; carefully
rebuilt IN every detail; $1,000
Guar. IA. s-sle1. HE. 4-S0oo'
PIANO. medium grand. dark nahog; ;
excel c0nd &3ok LII 2-069S,
PlANOs-Arniy. Navy. Air Force ana
Marine personnel Government and
District employees. can save real
money on ail kinds Of instrnments
e the PLANO ~ MART a,I 1915 IN ~ 1oi g;
s sas SS5Brisssiiss Films e iaG Ssf itU Shs rs
OPEN NON. and THURS. EWES.
PrANos-srand-new standard make
full-keyboard spinets only $3.50.
N.i,onsy saysSItiiss ys ssaee SSs
Tee Also many values in used
spinets and comedies. ST. $4,000.
PIANO MART l0l6 nth Ut. nv.
ljust above the LibyAryl. OPEN
MONDAY and THURSDAY EYES.
PIANO. wurlitser spinst; excel tone
Qu.uts us xSv1I4.aa SSSH ~ ~
vaIue, $Sao Nj o. Aooo ~
rn.yio ne. l.Sx ,.,.,,.S ,r .t,y.
age; VIII deliver frees 500. RE.
PIANO beaut. small baby grand. IN,
like new. tine cond.; S495 or best
p 91sni soof 1919 rosss T nsrehase. f3ne
quality spinet pianos. S4as; Lag IsSS
away nov teE 4m ~; oA1Aao. gov
- 81 nv. HEs.eI 90 z. -o4a,ats
FlANOS ~ IN ~ vsAs Van nav
rates. Large seiection. ~" ny
the neui!ns;, SPE'onn .,, =
PIANO MAh AyAo IN - x.
ilusg eo0vs tne Issokeayl. wMrruS
$500. OPEN MON. ana ThyssS'
.EEvvHsSSa x 81. a. ,.yve asiee-
FAANOs-- ss,I 80 y ccnsniss And
Efands. 90 wood finishes: full ssy-
s eSsso S end,, IVY " mARe r:ai Sar.
rains; ions. cav terms: 2 snail 9.,ll. de-
POSI- yW n2s S 6A9n w a Am n x
MUSIC nALho Cossr-' low %
,nnsSn p.,a-,n .rara. ,ehuilt like
rlANV' 1nis3an cork r,,,ar
IT, aTai NJ I.a0fs. is
~ Aa Sso1Sa .r s,hpyhsn stores nt
xsrn St.h1"- a,l,cstnn ttnst
o!oS - 1890 'ss,.1 go oaao
o. George Mason crives sna sSS ss
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APIS. uNEURNIsHEp-D.

r.. s;s r.. st Ssst i ais s. Il Care
s sssrn sss ~ Il, F5 Boost a. E sisa s-ss9s::
letA AND COLUMBIA. nd. Nv
apt; INQUIRE sol Srd Of. NV. *.
sss H'Y IA. AVE. N,w.-BacheloT ST:
large room. private bath. WORKING
nreplace. well-kept small apt. build
i ,ng; utils. fIrn;; only 1880; See
l Iii. bath. $3.50 fol Tease lease: ad Ils.
See janitor or phone AID. 2-22SS.
1oI MADISON ST. N.w-EncisSey
apt, $40 mo. incl. all utils. Phcne
Mr.; Yount. with FRANK 9. PHIL
2 l1 RSon II, 1 KITCHEN AND sAasSH.
$g5 per month; ll0a R st. nv.
HooEEsRo aSs sr. Me-. 1915 i Bis.
north Of 18th and H sts: ne. Mod.
s-family BLDG. corner apt; Q briEht
s4sbo. ins fna heal ss's and 30 ssiss
81 7~24s4, 81 1895. MiS"
A coon DEALr-cheerfui and large
1-bedroom unit Dust newly deco.
rated) with dining areg. ample
slSssiS Ra ii sscrsss sl9ei ns h sS
s.w., a convenient area and within
walking distance to large shopping
sse67s or SHANNON a LucHs.
ro ST l nSp 81 PA PAR * saSt Course,
Here at 3423 Minnesota ave. sc.
you'll ind an attractive 1-beds
room apt. with an appealing floor
plan; spacious dining area. bright
kit, plus storage and laundry
ts oa LS Sa9 nf I'd n l4 HIS st. sH ns
c On EisTsS AvE.--Available i'm
Bldg; 81, $1a ,,9,, Wo; GAGS; lis
s sSasSle imn.da..ly siso sS mo-
Phone for appointment. EN-; g.
DETACHED. 4 rooms and bath,
porches: and large yard, i27
* xen lin ST ST. ri s.E,Attr.c. liv. fm..
redec.. new screens and blinds;
$55 mo-, incl. utils. MR.. SEBOLD.
IA. s-ssIIII:s, Ext, Is, til 5; eyes.
TAkOMA PARK, ID. C.--Lge. rm.
with eoeekins faeils IN onset; pvt.
lIss L ST.. ST.. M. Barney eir.-
2 rms. kit, dinette, bath. porcht
$50. Newly decor. Can be inspected.
L, E. BREUNTNGER q SONS INC.
4 sS 'MsUcaARTHuR BLVD. NV
New apt. with liv. din, rm.. modern
kit. bedrm. and bath; SS5 mo.
Phone Mr.. Yount with FRANK 9.
Nh. PA. AVE BRIDGE--1 and Q
bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath, newly decor; conv. location:
rent, $685. and S75 plus utils.
Directions: Across Pa. Ave. Bridge,
right on Fairlawn ave. to 1919
Young st. LU. 4-6236. -22
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DAcHsHUND PupprEs.-ned. Axe
registered. Of CHAMPION stock. VIII
hold fer Xmas, ~. 6:676e. --1e
males; AZ eolcrs; stud service; Axe
pS6DaEss. male. black. min. Axe
reg, champ. stock: ideal ,Christmas
PUPPIES. Axe resistsfed
Cute and euddley, Xmas size. JE.
Eo ,laas' MALE puPs for sale. lie rec.
ro2 A TIERRrER PUPS. sfo.s,s,
sTaii Eirs-hair toy collie dogs
s6oTriks. shsies puppies, On, ssus
sss sod AK Axe cr., res MssKINaH.3 !IS
superior quality. fun Of personality
obedience background. HE. 4-8036.
WE ARK PLEASED to announce the
arrival Of m outstanding litter OF
BLK. min. poodles by 2 Q champ,
ts henry to shos !, them By app. e
CUTE sP0riED PuHPSPPiiEs, males.
SIS; females, So. can u. 2-0002
MONKEYS. . kinds to select from.
Talking mynah birds, toucans,
eoekatiels, love birds. parakeets.
sa q Eaes q sass sss.
dileS. Fancy pigeons. 10 varieties.
Oceiots, bush dogs and many other
rare creatures ct reas. prices. 20
1cH;s PUPPIES. smooth and Z
lonEhaired. standard and miniature
s 5aHAhD AkkkeS ls1 g. Wis sos aswn
and white, a gift Of true love for
Xmas. WIN hold for Santa to deliver
1917 N. Stafford. Ari.. Va. IA. 2
RIO. male. tayn. Reg. Paper broken {
win hold til Xmas. La. 6-s5l5.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, / male.
2 females, Axe. gentle, intel. hold
PHR.asKiEETss. " babies a t Or breeders
Esa ee Gsil ~ q .Sss7. is
DACHSHUND, male. / year old, pure
bred: loves children, Barsain 81
p SfS aESs01 kf4afN sSs ior christmas;
pure bred, soft. sweet and small
BkAuqiFuE hal,-persisn kitten;
deliver. OF. s-oa6S. lis
PO0DLES. black, male min. 3 mos
A Al; res; h 1is ssas will kser
p WI Hmas A6 sT Rum under new
enhancement: 1919 1ath ct. ne;
Ice. reductions Sat. and sun. only,
KERRY ~ Blue Ell TEsE a!1ss n e
shots, III. 8-30Se. is
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. pedigree;
month old: JE. 2.5323; Is
vii Vii s a. the j joS from aoo strike As q
tree, and do Il risht alone or In
here. Sizes each. ). e. JARRETT
City Barber Shop. Indian Head, Mo
$1,000 -. so. L.
males; ;. p. siamess; gu peligreed;
Also part Persian. WIZ. o-soIy; --Ln
CANARtES--Imp. guar, ineere.
ORANGE and frosted deal guy; cage
RAJ s s.sosSs - ' ai.yo
fOODLE fMa. ,,.n,,ssn TaieS
reglsteLeu; eAcShehs , s5J1soVp0S
vxMsrrs ssII1hSVNnSI spANirT. pTJPS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
9th and G.

FUS G0aT MINI, perfect coT1d y
length. Price, S760. o.. 4-20sS.
mn. co.r. ,b..r.a r.eeoon. Saeis.,
AnFsrsiR: n ss,o deal a. a: xMfs s iI5t6;
HJfR sT0i,E. beant. silver Fox.
! Never worn. WIN sacrifice. $50
sash IA. S-o25e. lis
yTTRNFTflaE tjNSCLAIpdRD - Dee.
f.tx ,.cnrS cahinet. SIB: n.
S1ssr,, 20 ,nssfyess' siSI. ioyeseat
1sK. snY .nr;nss II. Tawsos1 chair,
$SSo:: g Ins,ygac4 hsS SaS. rhsst ~
SgS. .r. N. Yaw.on Sofa. Safl.
SszsWsSK .gnSSi. rcNrh sSS. d,nezt:
80 ~ III. sEnrSyohs Gid: aofa Ma.
SZd. "osics AssS ak: ieafher- For
S9 9aSs s aba. s so HiSabe a" $5s
SlIb chairs; 2G; sls ST. ni and i nhn
sHD ain 1ofa Ana chair MA. incl
iaboS ana mstsTisis: refinishinG
rsh;net Woxf. draneffea' H(SFF.
WSMN y1SHnfaTFRERs. Raj 1ath
& nv Co b-bli6' 1Ss
RUGS. Reas. WO. $685. III
FURNITURK-3 rooms: $500. May
also rent ant. II desired. JU
FiIRtNSTfrs ri MI -aEEuLANpFR Holy.
Reasonable. cali DU, 7-S4i4, ewes.
after g. LIZ
FURNITURE--Sofa, lounge chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
HAMMER HANDLES

HEATERS, ranges. stoves: new. used
fKas. oil coal. wood, elec.) ACNE
SIoyE EII 1911 , 20 nv s Na s ;ssf
costs s'; sss5; ssss. 3D. SS5n; s-7 sssla''
ICE CREAM CABINETS, suitable for
use as home deep freezers. See
Mr.. McNey, MEADOW GOLD
PRODUCTS CO. 1887 D ct. sc.
IRoNER. Easy; perfect condition
NE q Pet cSsE "a Ss9es 1,e.,
on odds and ends, only. We may
have what you need. no. $4,000
LIONEL TRAINS, track and switches
Trains repaired and traded. JE.