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Evening star., 1960-03-20
Mrs. 'Aris of Paris
Goes on Another
Joyous Escopode
MRS. 'ARRIS GOES TO
NEW YORK. BY Paul. Gal
lico, Doubleday: $3.50.

NEW YORK. BY Paul. Gal
lico. Doubleday; $2.5O.
Mrs. 'Arris, the lovable
London charwoman who up
set the workroom of Dior's
Salon in Paris, is of again;
this time bound for New
York.
Those who remember how
she made up her mind to go
to Paris for a Dior gown will
not be surprised to learn that
in her latest eScapade she
enlists the aid Of the newly
appointed Ambassador from
France to smuggle an aban-
doned child into the United
States. Needless to say, many
things happen in conse-
quence. the least of these be-
ing an outbreak of chicken
poX, which is no reSpecter Of
diplomatic immunity.
For those who like escape
fiction, Mrs. 'Arris is just
what the doctor ordered. At
the end you are left with the
feeling that nothing is i'm
possible and though you don't
necessarily believe it could
happen, still, you feel it
should happen.
Mr.. Calico takes Mrs.
'Arris to New York in the
same, hilarious, heart-warm-
ing, delightful manner he
took her to Paris. And the
incest part of it is he takes
you along with her. You get
to like these trips. And in a
way, Mrs. 'Arris belongs to
you. Where do we go now,
Mr.. Calico?
-JERI MANWEILER
Evening star., 1960-03-20

say, he asks a number of ques-
tions which take into account
certain criticisms of his sub
ject. His answers to these
questions are favorable, how
ever, in Just about every case.
Unlike James MacGregor
Burns, who in John Ken
nedy" delved deeply into the
temperament and character
Of Senator Humphreys chief
rival, Mr.. Amrine relies more
on information than on in
sight in dealing with the fast
moving hopeful.
B0yhOOd Days
He gives a good picture Of
the small-town boyhood in
South Dakota, with the hard
work in the drugstore and the
good talk around the dinner
table guided by an idealisitic
father who was romantic
about democracy and passed
on his feelings to his son.
At 48 Senator Humphrey
has bounced his way through
a number Of adventures and
experiments. He reformed
the Minnesota Democratic
Farmer Labor Party, was a
Fiorellolike Mayor of Min
neapolis; stormed into the
Senate like a prairie tornado;
eventually learned to hang
Evening star., 1960-03-20
CRIME
AND
MYSTERY
BY BETTY MILES

Pretty Baby Jane Hud-
son, a smash child vaudeville
star in 1908. grew up an
ugly. dumpy woman who got
parts in pictures only because
her sister Blanche, now a star,
insisted. Then Blanche was
crippled permanently in an
automobile accident, and the
sisters settled down to long,
poisonous years together, Jane
caring for Blanche, Blanche
paying for James keep. Re-
runs of Blanche'S old films on
televiSlon intensity James
hatred TO Blanche. and break
her hold on reality. WHAT
EVER HAPPENED TO BABY
JANE, by Henry Farrell
(Rinehart & Co., 5000, Is all
the things you would not
dream it would be. To a
cliche situation the author
has brought fine writing and
Characterization, making two
women real who should have
been caricatures. He succeeds
perfectly in balancing hor-
ror witr chill credibility. A
book begun as a reviewers
chore was read instead with
compassion and suspense.
Il u Il
THIS WON'T HURT YOU,
by Nigel FitzGerald. (The
Macmillan Co.; $2.95.) Per-
haps the truth of the matter
is that a dentists chair is not
the proper place for murder
and never can be-we all
know that the trouble with
dentists chairs is that you
don't die there. When a den-
tiSt does, at a colleagues
hand-carbolic acid was sub
stituted for novocaine-it's
clear the lethal dose was
prepared in advance for
someone else, possibly the
power in international oil
who Cancelled his appoint
ment. A disappointment after
the authors appealing Mid
summer Malice"
" &&
Blu MANS HONEY
MOON, by Dorothy L. Sayers.
(Harper and Bros; $3.95.)
Herewith the honeymoon of
Lord Peter Wimsey-"A Love
Story with Detective Inter-
ruptions," the publisher ex-
plains. At last wed to Harriet
Vane. the lovely he saved
from the gallows, Lord Peter
finds a corpse ungraciously
deposited in the basement of
the honeymoon house. One of
the finest Wimseys, it will
pail only for readers annoyed
by less than singleminded
attention to mayhem. An
other most welcome Wimsey
reissue.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
Other Books in Brief
PAPERBACKS

~ SN~ENSAN~
YOUR CHILD TODAY. Re-
ported by Morton Edwards.
(Permabook, $3.50. Re-
vised edition Of the latest
advice from more than $50
of the Nations top experts
in every area Of child up
bringing.
FIVE GALAXY SHORT
NOVELS. Edited by H. L.
Gold. Reprint Of short
novels of science fiction.
(Permabook, $3.50
CHESS IN A NUTSHELL.
By Fred Reinfeld. (Perma-
book, $3.50 Reprint of the
simplif1ed chess guide.
A GENERAL INTRODUC.
TION TO PSYCHOANAL.
YSIS. BY Sigmund Freud.
washington Square, $500
(Reprint.)
Evening star., 1960-03-20
Noted American Poet
Writes First Novel

Then there is the elderly
widow Of an Austrian count,
who lives laviShly in the
country near Georges home.
The countess is a sort of
Zen Buddhist and Georges
mentor. When George dis
appears mysteriously. Walt
becomes involved with the
countess, who also is alarmed
at Georges strange comings
and goings.
Beautifully Written
This is a sort Of parable Of
mans search for a spiritual
meaning in modern life. 1t is
beautifully written, the work
Of a man who has published
three volumes of poetry.
The narrator, Walt, de-
spite his scorn of Georges
esotoric mission. is himself
a man without a spiritual or
material anchor, who goes
casually from one woman to
another, but ties himself to
no idea or person. He be-
comes thus as immersed in
Georges experience" as If
he too had had Once. B. ].
Evening star., 1960-03-20
THE EXPERIENCE. BY Cecil

THE EXPERIENCE. BY Cecil
Henley. Horizon; $500
We are concerned in this
novel with an intellectual
problem involving four per-
sons.
Walt. the narrator, is told
by his law partner, George,
that George is retiring from
the firm, because he has had
an experience" This, George
explains. was a religious ex-
perience. but he does not
elucidate to any degree.
Keeps Intruding
Walt feels that it's Georges
affair, nothing that particu-
larly concerns him. But
George keeps, in one way or
another. intruding in his
partners life.
Then Georges wife, Isobel,
for whom Walt long has had
a suppressed admiration,
sends for Walt and tells him
she and George are breaking
up, since George feels that
marriage is not compatible
with his religious mission.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
Supreme Court
Is Real Champion
Of Our Freedom
THE SUPREME COURT IN

NE SOFhEME OOOnI IN
A FREE SOCIETY. BY Al
phous T. Mason and Will
liam NJ. Beaney. prentice
Hall; $6.50)
Whatever may be thought
Of the Supreme Court it cer-
tainly is not being ignored
as a branch Of the Govern
ment. Besides being subjected
to sometimes ill-advised or
inaccurate talk, it fortunately
is being written about at
greater length and depth
than at many times in its
past.
Princeton Professors Mason
and Beaney, authors in many
areas of politics. history and
Jurisprudence. contribute to
this encouraging trend. They
emphasize an aspect too often
put in the category Of trifles
in which the law is not in
terested. This aspect is the
courts role in the govern
ing process of this country.
A Forum
THE Supreme Court is a
forum" they write. The
courts worth consists not
only in its restraining power
but also in the part it plays
in making vocal and audible
the ideals and values which
might otherwise be silenced.
The court explores and passes
Judgment on living issues, on
complexities which are at any
moment puzzling and divid-
ing us. BY precept and ex-
ample the court now, as in
the past, is showing US what
free government means"
This book, Of course, is far
from being an all-out friend
Of the courts entire record
Of some ITO years. While
commencing much the War
ren court" has done it notes
that IAN impressive list of
pro-civil liberties decisions
does not signify that the
court today is prepared to go
beyond its demand for more
careful congressional defini-
ton of intentions and more
scrupulous adherence by ad-
ministrative officials to prin-
ciples of fairness"
Will Weather More Storms
1t predicts that now and in
the future the court will
weather storms just as in the
past, if not always in the
same way. or for the same
reasons. The volume takes
the long-term view that the
court will strengthen still
more its proper role as an
outstanding representative of
freedom in a free society and
a vital and proper participant
in the Nations political
process.
Dissenters from those OBJ
Servations can nevertheless
find a wealth Of information
and stimulating interest in
the scholarly description and
discussion Of the Supreme
Court against a background
of history. theory and prac-
tice. And the general reader
who does not understand or
misunderstands the courts
function ought to read this
book if only to do better than
the jurist who commented
that IF a completely baffled
mind can be called an open
one, mine is"
ROBERT X. WALSH
Evening star., 1960-03-20
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE GROWS
Michael Amrine 7 ellis
The Humphry Story
BY MARY McGRORY
Star stan Writer

The latest campaign biography is Michael Amrine's
This is Humphrey" Doubleday; 1885, serious slightly
cutered study of the Minnesota Senator who would rather
be President.
Mr. Amrines book while not authorized biography is
more objective in appearance than in actual fact That is to
Evening star., 1960-03-20
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Evening star., 1960-03-20
FICTION

CAESARS COLUMN. BY
Ignatius Donnelly. (Har-
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goth century. One of the
John Harvard Library book
series edited by Walter B.
Rideout.
CANYON BOY. By Grace
Ellington Jordan. CCaxton,
$4.75) The saga of an
orphaned boy and how he
lived after his parents
death.
A HUNDRED HILLS. BY
Howard Breslin. (Crowell,
$4.50D A novel about the
siege of VickSburg.
Evening star., 1960-03-20

GENERAL
THE APPLE TREE COMMU-
NIFTY. BY George A. Smith.
(Channel, So The surg
ing whirl of life under a
lovely old tree revealed by
a naturalist in words and
photographs:
A HISTORY OF POLAR EX-
PLORATION. BY L. P. Kir-
wan. Morton, $3.50 The
complete story of polar ex-
ploration both Arctic and
Antarctic.
PHIL OSOPHY IN THE
MASS AGE. BY DR.. George
P. Grant. Chill g. Wang,
So. An essay on the fab
ric of Western culture and
the need for a new moral
philosophy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13

3iO9 IIth ST. N.W.-3 bedrms.
cow. for 3 or 4. CO. 5-l996
4IOs nth ST. N.W.-Bedrm., kit.
porch, lge. rms, nicely furn.. Mex
to bath. ia. 9-46s4.
400 BLK OF YOU ST, Sc.
rms. kit, share bath with / per.
son: "a blk. from busline, 90 minis
from dntn.; cow. TO Census: utils
furn.; reas. LII. 2-5lg9.
I-2-BEDRM. APT, with balcony
and patio: utilities incl. HU
1864.
1882 N ST. N.W.-l-rm. enc. apt.
quiet neighborhood. ConV. Il
downtown. So week, utils. incl.
55i6 18th ST. NV lge. bed.
Tm., liV. nm, kitchen, tile bath
Coed location. Clean. RA. 6-O7l7
IIIs BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Wsl
furn. clean bsmt. apt. utils. incl
sep. entI.; conv parking: S45 mo.
sgle., quiet man, nondrinker; refs
rs 18th ST. Ne, No. l, SI25-LiV
nm. bedrm. lge. din. nm. kit
and bath: stove, refer. and utils
incl; nicelv furn.; front I'd anc
rear patioS: adults. Key at No
JOHN ?. DoNoHoE & SONS
314 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. 3-O0s4
SOL end ST. S.E.-Bsmt apt: .
rms, pvt bath and entrance
Working couple. II. 1926
1886 HARVARD ST. NV.
Completely furnished. includes al
WIS k; 4ne ana "a two room ssa Spts
500.
Ma. s-o334 1881 L St. NV
A. S. Gardiner & Co., Inc
COLoRED-I3I5 COL. RIB R.
kit , hall, pvt. bath. utils. . empl
adults. SO so wk. HU. 3-6474.
COLORED-N.W. SECTION-I I'm.
kit; and bath: adults only. RIA
6-29a5
COLORED - NICELY furnisheC
apartment. 2nd floor front. will
Ice. equipped kitchen. DE. 2-4463
COLoRED-I36 F ST. S.E.-Lovel!
2-rm. apt, all utils. furn.; 81!
wk. WO. 6-756S.
COLORED-2-RM. APT. for couple
light housekeeping, fully equip. il
religious home; everything cow.
no alcoholics. Call Ii. 6-352l
bet. 8 am and midnight
COLORED
BACHELOR APT. -EFFIC.
Util. furn.; block from sth and +
ne, on carline. RIA 6-l27g
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TIRE BARGAIN-Recaps. any size
1917 to recap your tire or recap
exch. ALL SERVICE TIRE CO,
3234 Ga. ave NV. EA. k-nS5O.
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THEY NEVER CHANGE
ROOMS EuRN-MD..VA.

ARL., s4S N. Burlington st.-Lge
twin bedrm. for couple or employ.
ed gentleman; $50 mo; mr.. Park
ington: references required ia
S-25l7.
ARL., off Wilson blvd.-Lge. nicely
lurn. rm., pvt. bath: mr.. bus. ia
5-s43l bet. 10 am. and 43O p m
ARL., N.-Lge. room. semipvt. bath
quiet home; near bus: refined
woman, non-smoger. ia. 4-6673.
HYATTS. = Large bedrm., walk-in
closet; air conditioned for summer
Gentleman. WA. 7-s4O4.
SEVEN CORNERS-Room with pri.
vate bath, bus line. Day. week
month. JE 3-399S
TAKOMA PARK-Niceiy furnished
room, private entrance. share BATH
with one other JU, S-1551.
1899 HUNT AVE, Chevy Chase
Nd -Lge., newly furn. rm.: utils
incl; pvt home: cow. transp.. |
block west OF Wisconsin ave. OIL
6-llR1
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Elegant aforementioned GeorEetovn
penthouse, 2JxI5 planted garden
terrace. 25Xl4 drawing rm.. . fun
Sarrara marble baths, l2xl4 din.
nm l4xl guest rm. fdenl, 25xl5
bedrm.. Ice. marble dressing I'm
25x60 redwood sundeck, fabulous
completely electrically equipped
lge, kit Shown by appointment
only. The above represents .
years Of planning to develop this
apt. to be one of envy to whom
ever sees 1t. J. HARRIS. AID.
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icONTINuEol

BRYANT ST. NE, I30i-2 rms,
kit. bath, gas heat, $500 mo
GREEN ST. Sc. 231l-2 rms,
kit. bath. gas heat. S62 so mo
NEWCOMB ST. Sc. 400 rms,
kit, bath, dinette. back porch,
$50 mo. 524 18th ST. NE
rms, kit. bath, heat furn.. $50
utiis. incl. ST.. SO mo. THOMAS
P. BROWN. INC. EE. 7-I11n.
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J. H. GICHNER

49, ~
25l3 NJ St NV. FE. 3-6345
l0,O0l Other Bargains
Free Parking
TRUMPET, Bsch-strsdivarius. For
MI. WEST, IA. 7-l454.
TV, Il" RCA table model; best Of
fer. MA. 2-OS6g.
TV, l6-in. Philco. 17-in. Motorola
for sale or trade for Go-Cart. ia.
2-1l0-.
TV, Motorola 2l-inch console. ma
hoGany. swivel type, l year old
AP. 7-330S.
TV, Philco. l6-inch table model:
excel cond., S37. 10. 2-4326.
TV. WeStinghouse, 24-inch. mahog 4,
table model; excel. cond.. S75. 10.
2-4336.
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CATHOLIC U. AREA

John F. DOnohOe q Sons
314 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-OOs4
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POoDLES, small miniature. beaut
let-b.acE female puppies, pedi
creed. SIS. IA. S-5l75.
PUPPY, male. 5 mos, fluffy: br
gentle, affect. good Va. homl
wanted. JE. 2-7325.
PYRENEES SHEPHERD PUPS,
SEs., black and white: S. TO SIS
OIL. 6-2592
SHELTIE PUPS, Axe, beautiful
Little Lassies" raised with TIC
Also stud service. Pc. 2-257g.
SIBERIAN HUSKIE PUPs-AKC
Prices Reduced-LarEe Selection
PHILMAR KENNELS. CE. 6-S60l
TOY POODLES, champion sired
standard puppies. Miniature anC
standard at stud. FE. 7-4l26.
TOY POODLE, male, & mos, reg
istered Axe; reasonable. JE
t-l394.
WEIMARANER, Axe reg, perm
shots; male, g mos. old: house
broken, champion bloodline. OIL
6-0S13.
WElMARANER male puppies, silver.
gray; bred for hunting; perfect
pet, companion. LII. 4-6257.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13

BACHELOR PT.-EFFIC.
Util. furn.; ] block from Sth and H
ne, on carline. RIA 6-127g
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CAPITOL HILL Singles and
doubles; excellent food $50 TO S25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
logs, PETS, ETC.
(coNIlNUEol

GREN1 DANE, female. spayed. Fe
M .whippet. Both well trained
h.'rts. Quick sale. Si5 each
" sud Chihuahuas, approx
: cd, Axe. Colonial S-36Gl
NJ. BLUE PUPS; purebred
PHI = IL 9-S075.
NJ: u.1.F MONKEY for sale, Az
II T'CE: cage and stan6. Cal
JU. Iii, between q and 5.
P0ODIi miniature. black. male
3 months; pedigreed: S75. DE
2-1532, after pm.
POODLE, small miniature, black
female. Axe, : months. good pedi
gree: Sl25. FL. 4-1559.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13

P0oDLES, small miniature. beaut
1et-b:aeE female puppies, pedi-
greed GsS IA QEt-[
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$3.50 DAILY

SL.OU OA1L4
Per person: dbl. rms, S14 wk. up;
maid service, plenty of heat; Ist
moor, front: blk. of Conn. ave
mr.. Mayf1ower, walk dntn.: lndrv
facilS. 1226 18th st. NV, LII
2-7l9a, RE. 7-611S, ME-. S-sO44
C0LORED-I3I2 IRVING ST. NV
Nicely furnished room for light
houSekeeping. Ii. 4-211O. Mr.
WALLACE.
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.-
KIT. PRIVILEGES. Conven. location
COLORED-DESIRABLE furn. rms
Tor rent to refined gentlemen
Apply 1900 New Hamp. ave. NV.
C0LoRED-1339 QUE ST. NV
Furnished rms, share bath; con.
venient loo. HU, 3-55TS.
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND YOI
SITS. NV. = Cooking privileges
married couples preferred. AID
3-6533.
COLORED - A WELL-FURN. RIM
with a nice quiet family and in 8
lovely location, between , Blu.
stops, for a man. 4l03 New
Hampshire ave. NV, RA. 6-4S97
COLORED-UPPER NV. Niceiy
furn. rm. for refined man. Also
hsmt apt. Ewes. IA. 9-O196.
COLORED-FRONT ROOM, upper
NV. sec, u blk. Ga. ave cariine
some privileges. RIA. 3-2145.
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CAPITOL AREA-Redec. bright,
big Groom apt. facing park, 5O7
c ST. ne. 500. JU. 7-6277 ewes.
CAPITOL HILL, 5O5 Seward square
sc. 18th and Pa.l-Modern enc,
LIST A.; sos mo. RIA. 3-67S4.
CAPITOL HILL-Restored two :
bedrm., one 2-bedrm.: heat and
water furn To inspect. call Mr.
STAR, IA. 9-S00S.
CAPITOL HILL. mr.. Lib. of Con-
gress-Liv. rm. with flrepl., bed
rm.. din. rm., fully equipped kit.
air cond., patio; in restored house
sep. entr. Ii. 4-4740.
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STOW. Tappan Rps range. 4
burner, swine-out broiler; used 4
mos. Call EN-. 3-S113 to see
No dealers.
STOVE. Magic Chef, 36-in., white
with top grill, like new; best offer,
JU 5-3l92.
TABLE TENNIS, $50. new, incl. new
bat and balls. . sec, legs, paint
ed, AID. Abb
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TOOLS

sledges. 50; vheelbarroWs. $3.50,
rakes, 81: used shoyels. 81: hoes.
81 IS: 5-gal. cans, 81 so; Drop
cloths. - 30: saws, 81 IS: ham
mers, soc: aft. dig bars, 81 so:
blocks. falls, ropes, chain. chisels,
planes. motors; bunk beds. SIC:
axes, $3.50: paint, 81 81. hand
saws. 81 As. 1O0<ft. tapes. S3.g5:
snow shovels. So: Imam saws.
$3.50; 6xS tarpa, 4SO: lOxI.
tsrps, Sl0S0: wedges. Sl.25:
droD lights. 81 81. saw blades,
Sl.@5; used tarps, tic TT: hospital
beds, 500 .95: steel shelving. cable.
cir compressors, welderS, pumps:
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ROOMS UNFINISHED
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

ARLINGTON-Young man to share
apartment with another man. Call
IA -.OO-0
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PYRENEES SHEPHERD PUPS, {
SES., black and white: S. to SIS.
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POODLES

Toy, white. $500; stud service. $50:
grooming, SO. WA. 7-@21s. 1915
Hamilton St., HyattsVille.
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PUPPY, male. 5 mos. fluffy; br
gentle AFFECT. good Va. home
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31O9 Ilth ST. N.W.-3 bedrmS.
liV. rm., kit, bath: reliable people
cow. for 3 or 4. CO. 5-l996
4IOs nth ST. N.W.-Bedrm., kit.
porch, Ice. rms, nicely furn., next
To hath ia A-AhR4
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ROOMS FURNIsKEn-N.E,

COLORED-2 ATTRACTIVE FRONT
ROOMS-Call LA. 9-l772.
COLoRED-FURN. RIM, for re-
fined empl. person; mr.. Providence
Hospital Box 454-Z, Star
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RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT Bar,
booths, 5-ton air conditioner, 400
ID. ice machine. Chinese stove,
Natl. cash register, stainless-steel
beer coolers, walk-in box, etc.
OPEN PM. TO ) PM. DAILY.
5000 14th st. NV. near Park I'd,
Ma. S-9143.
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN-Attrsctiys 2s-ft
room with fireplace, bath, modern
kitchen, porch, brick patio: $3.50
incl utils. FE 3-2S2O
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

CHEVY CHASE, ! mile north of
Chevy Chase Circle-Gentleman s
suite, den, bedrm, bath, pvt. en-
trance: gentle home: 500 q mo,
linens incl. OIL. 6-2250.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER = All
cleo. kitchen, Ice bedrm.. liv. rm.-
dinette comb. UN. 4-2S9s.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS APIS.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
bedroom Apt. $93.75 up
Including All Utilities
Swimming Pool and Free TV
RE. $4,000
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm
kit and bath Pvt. entrance. Ali
utils. furn. No children or pets.
Must be seen TO be appreciated
500. JU. 5-2Sl7.
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Give a Living Valentine
Beautiful silver miniature poodles:
sacrifice, SIPS. so. 5-4493.
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ROOMS FURR.-S.E..S.W.

BRANCH AvE.-Gentleman large
room. semiprivate bath; quiet
neighoorhood. LII. 10000.
ROOMS FURN. S.W.-Front rm
with interesting view. Cow. loo
apt. building. Near Naval Res.
Lab. S45 mo. 200 Elmira st. sw
Apt. 426. 10. 3-e357.
COLORED - Nice, large room;
kitchen privileges. Call anytime
LII. 4-42O9.
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TIRES (2). White-Wall tubeless,
S.5UXl4: new condition: $40 Tor
both. VIII. H-5447
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ORGANS
Paint and Wallpaper

ouu patterns oil Wallpaper. SDieu
Satin. Super Kemtone. Dutch
Sstandard paints COLOR, INC,
tenhouse ST. TU. 2-35l5. Free
Parking in the rear.
PIANos-for rent. New and USED
rights at moderate rates Ifrom
81 monthly upl with option to
buy: Hauling extra. JORDAN'S S.
FOUR STORES: corner 18th and
g stS.- NV. (Phone ST. 3-9400l:
5ih9 Lee hwy. Arlington tPhone
kE S-5060b: 9332 Georgia ave
Silver Spring tPhone JU. 5-1105l
iO4 William st g., Fredericksburg,
va. tPhone Essex 3-7412). Full
ss eieiction at all stores Silver
evenings.
PIANOS; spinet pianos from regu-
Of mahog.. walnut ebony OF
blond S25 down. balance IN 81
mos KITS tWaShineton's largest
music store. 1880 G st NV. RE
7-b2l2 Alexandra branch. %. /
Mt vernon ave. Open ewes. til
PIANOS. spinets. consoles and
Strands on rental for one season
UnlS' IN praCtlcaIlH new condition
sharply reduced for quick clear.
ance KITS (Washington's lsre.
est music store, 1880 G st. NV
RE. 7-6212.
PIANO. Baldwin, mahog. baby
srand, excellent cond origins
owner; cost 5000, will sell 70,
5000. OIL. "-1136. "
PIANO, Gulbransen player, mahoV
player part needs repairs. QO rolis
SI35. IL. 4-594q.
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MT. VERNON

EXPERT INSTALLATION of
custom floors, linoleum, plastic
wall tile, counter tops. Free
estimates.
HAGAN'S FURNITURE, Danville
o. Phone 1913 Open Evenings
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is the dawn bringing new life
and visor. The shower resni-
mates and repairs; life be-
comes real and valuable. The
eonsruity of the stream con-
veys security TO the soul and
. song TO the heart. Troubles
are liberated and the soul is
filled with relief.
Rain is an inspiration 10
some, bringing boundless am
billions and golden decisions.
The impossible becomes pos
sibIe, the indisfinet. distin-
suishabIe. The steady rivulefs
say, go on, go on" And so
one goes on, anticipating the
sunlight Of success.
For some, rain is the end,
the final curtain smothering
mirfh with melancholy, gaiety
with gloom. The gray torrent
of tears eneulfing the ego
unmasks ominous detection
which can be hooded only by
the permesfing beams of the
sun. The regular pulse of the
globules enumerates the sec
onds of life, the grain in the
h~our-sIass, the particles of
eternity. 1t is raining.