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ing Al. willard ave.. Bsthssda; cost,
S44 600: architect, Vincent q. king;
builder, Turner Const. CO.
Homer Z. and Ruth II. Waller. $40
REGINA drive, Silver spring, owners
ana egaaq Iss Swsing e sS9s TerFa
Pryne const. Corp, 7TO5 Georsia
builder, 8 dwellings a. Belhayen Dr..
sna kingsford rd., Bethesda: cost,
Jseobsen Corp. 1929 18th st. n.vs
Wsensanlngt9n. owner. DWELLINGS az
S0s sseS SsG sToht si sssn Ja s1S
prank ' ksiss. S4S seath am aasi
Or. Silver Spring. owner and builder:
Spring: cost. 100000.
Edward A. williams. 10O25 New
Hampshire ave. Silver SprinS, owner;
DWELLING at 400 Valley Brook dr.,
Silver Spring: cost, $4,000; builder,
Hunter I, Gardner -.
tafio I'd. NV: Wsshinstcn, owner and
ter. Chevy Chase; cost, $4,000: archi-
teet. Warren @. Sargent.
Bernard e congsr, BrooksviIle,
SIs dWs Rlsbtos ss ast sSSS65
sTehitsct. barley 4 Oates; builder
Charles r. Hawkins. jr,
Earl p Price, Hyattstown. owner:
cost, $4,000; builder, Raymond
doidberg Enterprises, Inc. sol
Pershing dr., Silver Spring, owner; 2
DWELLINGS at 5000 block WoodholloW
dr., Chevy Chase cost, $4,000 each;
architect, M. Mesrobian; builder, CAS-
Iensinssr Bros, seo4 Kirkslde ar.
Bethesda, owner; 2 dwellings at $500
block West Parkhill dr., Bethesda
cost. $i0,9n0 each; architect. Harold
Corp.
Julius p. KATE. 3625 18th st. NV,
WashinRton, owner: dwelling at $500
Lenox I'd, Bethesda cost, SEA, 900;
builder. =. 6oueid, Inc.
Rodman w. Snowden, Box 155,
Sandy SprinR, owner and builder,
DWELLING at Chandler Mil rd Sandy
Spring; cost, S11 800
Robert Toomey, 1910 Onondaga I'd,
Bethesda, owner and builder; alter
existins DWELLING at 00iO onondaso
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Asshitset: JaAn D. Cobb: builder. ,. G.
P, q Burdstte. Damascus. owner and
builder, dwelling al ssO5 Main ST,
Damascus; cost 100000.
Mary 4, Carter, 41l6 Great Oak
Rocsviils' cynEsr; ,, ciwellias A. i cSS
builder, Garter const Co.
James w. Gilmore. 5000 chilium
Heights dr., Hyattsytlle. owner and
builder; dwelling n 1879 Sherwood
Forest dr., colesville; cost, $1,000.
Glenn Z. williams, 8 deorse st.,
qaithersourg, owner and builder.
Helen P. vierling. 1918 viers mn
I'd Rockville. owner; dwelling At DO
Vlerling dr.. Silver Spring; cost, &22,-
900: architect, Lester Cohen: builder
BuredoTf. Inc. 4al7 Rosedale ave.
Bethesda, owner and builder; DWELL
ings at 1900 and 1904 western ave-,
Bethesda; cost, 100000 each; archie
tect, c. n Burgdorf.
Richard L. Kennedy, e496 SiLS Teton
DR. Bethesda, owner; dwelling at S410
Burdette rd., Bethesda; cost, 100000;
builder, Thomas d. Rixey.
l. q d Builders, Inc. 1873 Gordon
I'd; Silver Spring, owner enq ouiiosri
zoos carteret rd., Bethesda; cost.
$4,000 each; architect, samuel Paul.
Fred O. and Jean NJ Williams, 9t15
Iexelle dr.. Chevy Chase, owner and
builder; dwelling ct 5307 Westpath
way, Bethesda; cost, 100000; architect
F. O. williams.
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I'd. Bethesda. cost. $1,000, archt-
teet. John Q. Sanperton.
Gordon Homes, Ine., 1911 Kenii.
dwellings 1t ASH and a61a Wads-
worth Dr., Bethesda; cost. $17,000:
architect, Patterson a Wcrland:
builder, Perma Bond Co.
Edwards A Renick conEt. Co. Coles
VILE and Taniey rris., Silver sprinT.
owner and builder: 2 DWELLINGS at
1871 and lI9B Tanley rd.. Silver
Spring. cost, $Ia,n00 each.
c. J. Crum, 64O7 DahIonega I'd.
ewper and builder; dweIling Il 6al0
pehl hnngA I'd, Bethesda; cost.
John PanaEos. s4oi seven Locks
rds Bethesda, owner: dwelling a.
sells Mili rd;, Potomac. cost, $4,000;
i assnItee In, T.. A. pelmAr; builder
Talbot n. Rorers. s71o surrey ST..
Bethesda, owner; extend and alter
existing dwelling at b710 Surrey st.,
Bethesdai cost, $4,000; builder, Pur-
Harold Himslfarb. SIG Oneida pI
dwellhig al 5000 Pauline ar, Chevy
Chase; cost, $4,000; architect. L.
Msrrimack CONSTRUCTION Corp. 4eie
Del Ray ave-. Bethesda, owner and
ID and Marion aVe. s.t5 sssSn e dass
$ls.5o0 each; architect Arthur P.
dlsnmont Methodist Parsonage, well
Ter I'd, Wheaton, owner; dwelling at
Welier I'd. Wheaton, cost, sea, 900.
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BURNING TREE rsrATrs
7704 Bavnum Rd,
szis Morrison St. NV.
PARKWooD

A terrific bedroom, Rambler
condition fireplace. In
kitchen
pssy yard 600
10 10 Dr.,
left 10 EdEeAeld right TO home.
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BRADLEY HILLS
7ooI Boekus Lons

muItl-veI Rambler almost In
Of study
DiTections Bradley approximately
Lane
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS, 1925 18th ct.
NV, south OF Dupont circle
SINGLES and dbls. for young ladies'
GOOD food; reasonable.
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 2OOI at
Conn. ave. Mice rooms. good
meals, air cond., free Tv in every
room; Young people. SIS wk. Co
b-24ga. IL
MAR LEETA, 1925 10th at. NV
Single and double rooms for Young
ladies and men; excel. board. u
NV. sECTION-Nice home for
working mother with child good
meals; conv. transp. RIA. 0-l703
18th AND DECATUR SITS. NV
Master bedrrn., phone, maid and
laundry service; excellent meals
1923 mo Also room next 70 bath,
Si75. Elderly ladies ia. 9-93Sl
HOUSE, 14Ol 18th NV
Mice rms: business people stu.
dents; select menu; switchbd Tv
N.W.-Pvt, home. good food, COW
transp., home privils Free PARK.
Gentleman. RA. 3-s1ba.
N.w.-Lge. sele. rm. in attractive
Psriins. HI. s.YSes, D''
NICELY FURN. RM.. next 70 semi
pvt. bath; phone i1 rn.i excel
meals. IA. 2-l4bbs4
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ROOMS UNFuRMlsnED

LINCOLN PARK AREA-Pront rm
l and 81 f iins. sfi IS! Ssst from ron.
End fir.. S1O.75. Share kit, anC
bath. No DRINKS, no children, nj
pets. Ii. 1883.
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PoULTRY-RABBITs-Eccs

PHEASANT's BREEDERS. Ring
neck $3.50 pr. Golden n Silver
81 ca. Oven-ready S2.7b ea. SP.
4-9666.
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THE MAITRY
THE GILBERT
HOTEL
2460 18th ST. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CO. 0.7361
COLORRD-12O2 S ST. NV
Nice rear rm.. next to bath: fol-
settled lady: cooking privils. AID
4-5636. OIL. 2-8699.
COLORED-LARGE RIM, cookinE
privileges: conv. transp. 1924 9Th
ST. NV. RA. 3-4410.
C0LORED - s22 DECAT0R ST
N.W,-Laree front room, home
privileges; So week. RA. o-3379
COLORED--LGE. FRONT RM.--
Twin beds, pvt. bath, home privs
4016 Ord st. NV. RA. 6-3295.
COLODED-44I3 IOWA AVE. NV
Furnished room in pvt. home
PRIVILEGES. RA. 3-6S63.
COLORED-835 POWHATAN PL
N.W.-Close to tfansp.; kit. priv
ileges. RA. 6-3719.
COLORED-N.W. AREA, nice from
room, convenient transp. Reason
able rent. DU. 7-6660.
COLORED-I753 EUCLID ST.
Neatly Turn. rms. Call AID
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL rm. fol
nice lady or gentleman, privll.
conven. transp., nr. 3rd and Ogle-
thorpe st. ia. 0-3670.
COLORED-5O24 9TH ST. NV
Nicely furn., with home privileges;
Tor renned man. TU. 2-24b9.
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APIS. FURNISHED-D. G.

ANACOsTIA = Three rms, newl,
decorated; S7b, incl. utils. LU
ATLANTIC sT.-2 bedrms., redec.
new furniture: AL loo: washer
ANACOsTIA-Bsmt. enc, Ice. rm.
kit.. PVT; bath pvt. entr. Reas
BENTON AT 10th ST. N.W.-Newly
dec. liv. rm.. dinette, bedrm,. kit.
porch: 500 per mo. Call OIL
4-6S65 for appointment.
BLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-Nicely
utiis.: $50. Can LA. e-25O5.
BOILING FIELD AREA-3ls rms,
Incl. 10. 2-2Ssi. 10. 2-662e.
C ST. NE, Iea.. near capitol--sev:;
eral l and 2-bedrm, apis, in 3
bldss.; Feas. Ii. 4-5716.
CALF. ST. NV. 214b-.Immae.
spac. 1. and 2:bedrm. lily. nm.
kit. bath; studios. Wo. $4,000.
CAPITOL HILL, Confessional sec
tion-Restored 0eorgetown-type
2-bedrm. apt. pvt. bath ana entr
H. 99:7iEysaF y " NE i s.4ssH. can
0 1iaelns new Senate IBIdsj. 3 3 rooms S
q ana BAH shEt gillt bi H inslj $50 mo-
CATHOLIC U. VIC.-Attractiveiy
porch. 20 adults. La. 6-5251.
CATH. U. VIC, north of new med
ctr; white area-Mod. dup. Three
rms, bath, pvt entr, clean. attr. {;
$50 incl utt ils- 100 Webster st.
CHAPLIN ST. NV, 1912 rms.
kit. and bath. conven. loo.
s65.50, utils. incl; adults. AID
CLEVELAND PARK-Lge. 2-bedrm.
apt. Beaut.. turn., APT, 23-June
Highest refs. "a. Wo. 6-245S.
CONGRESS HEIGHTsi $50 so :
Bedrm.. liv. rm. dinette, kit. and
bath; newly dec: all utils. incl.
pvt. park. facils. Laundry and
storage. JOHN L. SHELTON. 10.
$4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK-Liv rm.. kit.
bedrm.: cow bus lines: quiet
complete privacy; SWAN OUTLOOK
al windows 500, incl. utils. EN-.
CONN. AyE.-Beautifuliy deco
rated; I bedrm3 den lge. LIVING
unit, linens, silver: utils.; mod.
$40 oil. s-3924.
CONN. AVE. AREA-Furn. enc.
apt; $40 mo. 1905 r st., no.
CONN. AVE, Sai5-2-br, apt; 4
atiis': also unfufn. wo. s-esse.
CONN. AVE NV. BI1I-Bedrm. ..
s saulppe lv linens T% ai. eomP Rsnt.s
s iaS S Sr me En-. nSS $50 ;e;s REQUIRED
DUP. CIR. 1920 Mass. aye.-Elev.
S IT'LL NJ III a.sfao,' IA. S.76ifs'
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2l22 p ct. nv
sis per wk., utils incl
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 2127 P ct.
n.w.-Two-bedro apt. See JAM
itor or call 10. e.b0l4.
DUPONT CIRCLE = Entire LIST q;
liv. rm., bedrm., kit, porch: $40
for .. co 5-76i3
NV, Hobart St. 1620-Entife End
nnoreS 81 Sfis l mo- r met E usiis. 01 Hb
2-is3e.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

CALVERT ST. NV, Ie14-Lge
front rm;. lge. closet, kit, sgle
I MASS. AVE. NV. 1900 = Lovely
lge. rm:. mod. furn.: enc. unit
pvt. bath; s22.50 wk. no. 2-95S9
NEW HAMP. AVE. NV, 1905
Nicely dec. studio rm., hotplate
refer. $50 mo. RA. 3-4709.
PARK RID. NV, I326-Cozy /
rm. efiic.,- refgr.. water, etc.; ONLY
S35 to quiet person.
SCOTT CIR.-Newly dec, ige. rm.
bright, utils., linens incl, refgr.
$40. 1881 o st. NV. AID. 2-9337
TAX. PK.-Pvt. entr., stove, refer.
pvt. shower, closet. Gentleman
S35 mo. JU. 7-7542.
dble.; refgr.; $40 and $3.50 Wk.;
semipvt. bath.
BsMT. sTUDIO-Pvt. shower, I'd,
g sitgT'' p s SH. Ky ~ si tSsH ma'sr
1899 MASS. AVE. N.W.-2 rms,
LIST FIR: small din. rm., gas range
sink. refer: semipvt. bath, So sc
semi-monthly. MRS. STEPHENS.
DOWNTOWN, 924 N. Y. ave. NV
Also 92S g pl. n.w.-Rms. IS.
S12 wk. Run. water. refgr.: quiet
1914 18th ST. N.E.-Front. utils.
grill, refrig.. closets. transp., S1(
per wk.. LA. 6-1729.
18th ST. NV, I4Oi-2 rms. pvt
bath, hot plate, refer. Free phon'
$50 See Sat. Sun. and ewes.
MISUNDERSTANDING and single
rooms. Apply 1885 ~ Hampshire
ave. NV. AID. 2-9739.
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ROOMS FURR.-MD..VA.

ARLINGTON-Sgle. or dble. nm. In
pvt. home; cow. loc.: bus at door
gentleman. ia. 5-1464.
ALIEN. -Utils.. kit. priyils.: auto
washer. drier: conv. Natl. Airpt.
Pentagon: mr.. Belle View shop
ctr; girls or eple. so. 5-5952.
ALEX.-Lge. front rm., twin beds;
conv. transp;; or 2 girls; $40
TIE. 6-22s4.
ARLINGTON, South 26th st.-com-
Portable front room; quiet neigh
borhood. OF. 4-7641.
ARL., s.-Pleasant front rm., pvt
home: 5 minis. Pentagon. Semi
pvt. bath. Gentleman. OF. asses
ARL. -CHERRYDALE MANOR-Lge
rm., pvt. bath: 10 Minis. d. c.
maid service: parking. IA. S-S9l0
ARLINGTON-Pleasan room. eonv
location. Young man only. ia
2-2S66.
ARLINGTON-Corner rn.; mr.. bu'
to D. C. and Pentagon: ladies pre-
ferred. IA. 5-1659.
ARL., N.-Rm., bath; pvt. home
phone, rec. rm.; for bust. or prof
man. Refs. KE. S-5431.
CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful home
s ISSsls $50 T mo- 81 81 S SHa6s 'snnl
FALLS CHURCH-Very desirable
rm. in pvt. home. Prefer employed
lady. SIS per VIZ. JE. 2-393l.
HYATTsvILLE - 1 single and ]
double rm., pvt. hall, bath, phone
in consenial home; with or without
board; transp. excel. WA. 7-0792
MT. RAINIER, 4215 RAINIER AVE
Single. On busline; $50 mo
NO. ARL., nicely furn. rm., next
to bath, use OF washer. Will
board. ia. 5-1407.
N. ARL.. yA.-comfOrt, front rm
iGr 1 gentIsman' mr. OOsiines
N. ARL.-Nicely furn. bedrm.; pvt
gentleman. ia. 1887.
s. ARL.-Lge. rm., cow. location,
woman preiiie.rred. IA. f-ss47.
SILVER sPRTNG-Attrae., Ice.
front. dble. rm. Newly dec. 3 ex-
posures, adjoints bath, pvt. TV-
sun deck. OIL. 4-2026.
Sill. sPG.-Very comfortable mas
ter bedrm., pvt. bath; beaut. loo. /:
ample parking. JU. 9-bl17.
SILVER SPRING = Nicely furn.
front rm., facing golf course:
Beautyrest mattress; $40. JU.
5-O407.
SILVER SPRING = Lovely resi-
Dental neighborhood, cow. transp.
PRIVILEGES. Ju. e-S320.
2 BEDRMs., attrac. home and vic;
girls preferred: S36 and $40. IA.
2-551O.
LGE. front sgle rm., next bath. for
refined young man, 1921 Tucker
man. Univ. PIX, Nd, WA. 7.2716.
2nd-FL. APT. for lieht housekeep-
ing; 3 rooms, furn., with pvt.
bath. IA. 7-5227 after ) pm.
NICELY FURN. RIM. near bath;
good transp., Pentagon, downtown:
cooking privils. empl. woman.
TIE. 8-7b04 evenings.
GROUND FL. .dble. bedrm., pvt.
tieman. JU. 5-6745, Ju. b-9l78.
ROOM for or 2 employed ladies,
ave. ne, WA. 7-203l.
SMALL, CHEERFUL ROOM for
sober employed young man u
min. dntn. $50 mo. IA. 2-S746.
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ROOMS FURMIsnED-N.E.
ROOMS FURR. s.E..S.W.

1900 L'ENFANT so. s.E.-Froni
bedrm., dbl. bed; 4 windows, lge
closet Overlooking park. Home
atmosphere. Men. Reas. LII. f.
1880.
NICELY FURN FRONT RM.-Pvt
home; cow. Catholic Univ
LA. 6-1666.
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PERFECT

Automatic air-cond. apt. beautiful.
completely furnished, incl. secre-
tarial service, linen. cooking aten-
sis: etc.. TV garage avail; eens
1475 Euclid NV.
It's Great-It's Hilltop House
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2 rms, kit. bath, screened rear
porch, gas heat Available now.
Rent Of So. 80 plus utilities. To in
speet obtain key Apt 1. 1895 Mass.
ave sc. Ii 6.3723.
B. F. SAUL co.
ge5 18th ST. NV. Ma. $1,000
MOD. DUPLEX, NE.
Attrac. l-bedrm. apt, SIS, In
schools and ShOps nearby Cali ia.
1918 isl RRF ~ me-. sRQHSA IA. s.osso
1924 18th ST. NV.
Bedrm., Liv. RIM. Kit. Bath.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
el53 caiiioTnis st.; ! blk; 70 sr car
uni unfurn. HU. 3.s6Os. EN-. s-slii.
DOWNTOWN
AIR-CONDITIONED
Bedrm.. iiv. rm., dinette. kit.
and bath Sl06-Sl26.
Efnciency apis with separate
kit. and dressing closets. SSi-Sel.
Above apis in modern elevator,
switchboard BLDG. Telephone and
utils incl. in rent, Apply i4i7 n
tcontlnued on Next Pagsb
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APIS. FuRMIsHEb--p. Q.

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. eficieney.
and Sss sA e S1sDsss L.e ssss
dinette and bath. Attractively
building. utilities Included. in
rent OF S115 per month. 1918
2lst a.. NV. See manager.
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VIOLIN, full size. best student type.
quarnerius copy; $50. Po. .
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COR. 18th AND L N.W.--sub.let
front rm,. Kit. and dinette, reas
li0I 18th 81 NV, Apt. col.
1907 X st. NV rooms KIT.
pioyed couple; S1b month.
3035 18th ST. N.w.-Tvo rooml.
kit and bath. Du. 7-0730 or fE.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

MUST s1c sELL o;a. rooS farm n mules ,na :;
anRbNR e. ri ssTToR&Hn. si Lar ss'ui rS
uppera Marlboro. Nd, Market
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TIE CANIEkbUKI. TUt JIG ~, ~
furn. enc. and l-bedrm. apt. IN
a beautifully kept, carefully man
aged eley. BLDG moderate rentals
s9Sd SIU.ou boS w.sh,nn n nn eloss
walk 10 most Govt. ofiices. Apply
rnanaoSr Ant 10
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VIOLIN. 18th century German.
sc@s ' pricsS e sacrifice SSaS &D
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Don't be without heat. water.
Iights. Don't worry about food
ng bsnits., melting refgrs. or freez.
ers. Free demonstration OF
portable power plants. All sizes.
Tor any Job. 10. 4-60O4, HE. A.
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NV, Hobart St. 1620-Entire End
PPore6. 1 SiiS mo. Incl utils. xD.
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DOCS. PETS. ETC.

AIRDALE, at stud. Registered. Cal
~. 9-3974.
ALLIGATORs, $3.50: toy mix pups,
S10-S15: boxer-shep. mix. sig;
Dutch rabbits. 50; monkeys, $50;
mice. 35e: Iauanas, $3.50; frogs,
SOC: snakes, s.: guinea PIGS,
Sl:25; chicks 9 for 81 DUCKS
LIVERY, NE. S-2522,
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WASHER. Bendix Economat auto
matte: in need Of . water pump;
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5EDRM. Nv. rm. and all kinds q
furniture. Also TV sets. Highest
cash prices. Ii. 4-lo33. Prompt
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- Three rms, newly
decorated; SIS, incl. utils. LU
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kX. s.7e0s TU. 1921 VIII. e-7733
APPLIANCES. GOOD USED FURN.'
fefgr., TV, stoves Cash and i'm
med re%Gys NtT GISssd SC8 q NUpSsE
2l0 9TH At, Sc, Ii. 6-05S6.
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pfANOB, ALL HIfLkB
WE PAY HIdHEeT CASH PRICES
call Day or kht' Ju. e-aosH.
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POODLE GROOMING

SHEPHERD, black and silver, 8
mos: Axe reg. OIL. 6-5154.
SHETLAND SHEEP PUPS ltoy col
liesl, Axe reg; several lovely
pups avail: reas. UN. 7-2056.
sIAMEsE BEAUTIES. excellent line
ssSssS;s 8 wis., reasonable 'u' .
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HASHER. G-E custom automatic,
excellent condition. S55. 80
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MIscELLAMEoUs WANTED
ADDING Mach. and All Household
FURNITURE WANTED
a. CALL EN-. 2-6677
ANTIQUES

DO not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
kHOPA for EXPERT appraisals.
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

How clever are you at spot
ting words similar to each other
In meaning? Below you'll find
two lists Of words. One is num-
bered; the other is lettered. Try
TO find for each word in the
numbered group a word of al
most the same meaning syn
onym-in the lettered group.
Then check your answers
against the key at the end. All
10 correct is excellent; eight
Is good; six only fair.
1. ProdigiouS A. Timorousness
z. Sctntilla 3. Audacity
3. Recalcltrant G. Concise
4. Hazardous D. Trucking
B. Temerity e. Precarious
9. Fright z. Speck
z. Appendage @. Tremendous
8. Laconic II. Stained
9. Sullied !. Attachment
10. Servile j. Rebellious
ANSWERS: 1-G; 2-F;; Sci;
4-E; 5-B; SEA; I'll; &C; OH;
10-D.
released BY the Bell snydicats)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
FAMOUS FABLES
By Z. Z. EDGAR,

RUMOR: Although the elder
John D. Rockefeller gave mil
lions to charity, he resented be-
ing considered a soft touch. AS
a consequence, he paid scant
attention to the innumerable
requests for money he received
from all over the world.
One day, as he was leaving
his Office, a, stranger stopped
him and began relating a hard
luck story. Rockefeller soon
realized that the man was lead
ing up to a touch and indicated
his displeasure. Sensing failure,
the other decided to try flattery,
'Mr. Rockefeller" he said,
"I walked 20 miles from the
suburbs to see you. Everyone ]
met on the way told me to see
Mr.. Rockefeller If I needed
help, as he is the most generous
man in New York"
"They told you that?" said
the oil magnate.
"They did indeed"
Rockefeller thought this over
for a moment.
"Are you going back by the
same route?" he asked.
Eyes, SIR"
twill you do me a favor?"
"Of course, Mr.. Rockefeller, /"
said the other quickly.
will you please deny the
rumor for me2" said John D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Conscience Works

DECATUR, III. (AP).-"God's
way-the only way. I owe SIS
to the State Auto Department"
A Decatur postmarked letter
containing the above pencil
printed note was received in
Springfield by Secretary Of
State Charles F. Carpenter.
The letter also contained SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Snup Shots by Seie

Happiness, something
Money can't buy,
Lots Of folks
Giving it a try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Responding to INT

Responding to INT
Add your points to partners
is to 10 points, and remember
that you need about 26 points
for game, 80 points for a small
slam, and 81 points for q grand
slam.
With 0 TO 7 points: Pass a
balanced hand. Bid a suit Of
five or more cards If you have
q singleton or void suit.
With 8 or 9 points: Raise to
ant or Jump to 3 Of a good
suit Of five or more cards.
With 10 to IA points: Raise
to 3NT or Jump to 3 Of any
good suit Of five or more cards.
With Is or Is points: Try
mildly for a slam.
With II points or more: Make
q Jump bid and then keep
going until slam is reached.
Responding to sNT
With 0 to 3 points: Pass q
balanced hand. Bid q long suit
If you have a singleton or void
suit.
With 4 to 8 points: Raise to
3NT or bid a long suit. Make
sure Of reaching game.
With 8 points or more: Try
for q slam. Don't stop under
slam If you have II points or
more.
Responding to 3NT
Any response is q mild slam
try. Consider q slam with 8 or
Z points; make sure Of reaching
q slam with 8 points or more.
You are entitled to try for a
slam with even 5 or 6 points
If you have a long suit headed
by 3 or more points.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
AA6
1884
1853
%AJ433
WEST EAST
AQJ1092 AS43
@J52 2K1OT3
o10962 oKQ
as %K9s7
SOUTH
axis
0AQ6
oAJ74
%Q105
South West North East
INT Pass 3NT All pass
Opening lead: Spade queen.
South's opening bid shows Is
to IS points. North adds his
own 9 points and sees that the
combined count is IS to 81
points. This should be enough
for game, so North bids q
game without further fuss.
South wins the first spade
and leads the queen of clubs
for q flnesse. A trick must be
lost to the king Of clubs, but
then the rest Of dummy's clubs
will be good. If East refuses
the first two club tricks, dunn
my's ace Of spades will furnish
an entry to the rest Of the
club suit.
In this way South wins two
spades, four clubs and one dia-
mond, for q total of seven
tricks. and must therefore
f1nesse the queen Of hearts to
win two heart tricks. The heart
f1nesSe wins, and South makes
the game contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
SHERWOOD
ON BRIDGE

This Is the sirth Of 10
articles prepared BY Alfred
ShefnpoId, leading bridge
expert. as a special service
for The Washington Star.
Cut out the articles as they
appear and saUe them to
hare a complete explanation
Of HON to bid at contract
bridge.
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
9. NO-Trump Bidding

An opening bid in no-trump
shows balanced distribution tho
void suit. no singleton, no weak
doubleton), shoppers in at least
three suits (cards that will win
tricks and thus stop the enemy
from running those SUITS, and
q definite number Of points.
Bid / MT with Is to IS points.
Bid 2 MT with % to "a
points.
Bid 3 Mt with rs to ~ points.
When you have 10 to 81
points. open with a suit and
jump in no-trump at your next
turn.
The opening bid Of INT is
not forcing to game, but is
highly invitational.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
M uster Searcl1es-s

A boyhood prank led to- an or ganized search involving the US marshal. the Kodiak police depart ment and the local unit of the National Guard.
 Two boys, Chester Clymer and Isiah Chute, aged II and 13 re- spectively, were first missed about 5 pm. Thursday
 The search party, involving about 40 men, worked all even- ing Thursday until about 2 am. Friday. The search was resumed
 The search was then called off, in the belief that hunger will force the two fleeing youth to return to their homes. They did!
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

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Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR SALE -- Beautiful lot size 107x100x147. Already laid out by FILA for building. Nice view overlooking the bay and all of Kodiak. Located on Upper Mill Bay Road and near Erskine Ave. Price $1,36O. CULVER REAL TY. Ph 2761.