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Evening star., 1948-12-12

CHRISTMAS sPECIAL-Free television for
your home for every car listed below and snG
many others in our stock. The set is well
known and sells for S179.95 Our stock Is
large Prices are reasonable.
Mercury 1949 club coupe, like new
. be Soto 1s4s 4-door sedan, like new.
Chevrolet 1e47 convertible coupe; a
bargain, 81 1895.
Ford is4a rs" Tudor, like new s.; ss5.
Nash 1946, like new, Slab.
ETdson 1s4s sedan sessn sxceend faod s5
Ford 1912 super "s' Tudor, excellent.
S1 1875. s-os
Olds 104O sedan, just passed inspection
$685.
heater, etc, and carry a 3O-day guarantee
Sash 5rass %orok co 1Nc f4n
RI. ave. ne DU 1888. DU. 2S77 OIL
DU s1Ss. Open ewes till Q, except Sunday
Evening star., 1948-12-12

CHERNER- BREWER home Of select cars
etc. low mileage S219i
'4s Chevrolet Fleetline Aero sedan;
r and h., etc, low mileage 2.095
ETC. .'V very Ty'i5 low mileage anu " 1856
eu etc.. miles miles l. anu ' 1896
r, p and b.. ETC Etc, 90 20 miles niles 2.0s5
al aOlds 10: r. and h., etc. 1.995
AZ Dodge Gust. cl. cpe.; r. and h.,
lent '1 CONDITION anu n.' - eA 1,oss
go Buick 4-dr. sedan; AZ motor,
r. and h.. - 795
al Plymouth Spec. de luxe 4-dr.;
r. and h. ---- b9h
Many others to choose from; all these
ears carry our famous 30-day guarantee
CHERNER-BREWER AUTO SALES. Sill
Wis. ave. n.A WO. 1899. Open ewes
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Evening star., 1948-12-12

Many other models 70 CHOOSE lIUM
Most Of these cars were originally owned
by people living In the Chevy Chase vicin'
Our policy is to give value. not to
Terms may be arranged throush our
hank or with facilities Of your choice.
CTNTRAI MOTOR SALES. 1925 Conn.
ave Phone. WO. 1896, EN- 1854. IL
HONESTLY PRICED USED CARsIDe,
Evening star., 1948-12-12

vi ChevrOIet IFa-IOn duIHp ~
al Chevrolet 1,l2-ton chassis and cab a;as 3as
and heaters Terms, trade. FRANK
SMALL. Jr. INC, 215 Pa: ave. Sc TR
S247: 5000 Pa. ave. Sc. vi. 9S2
ANACOsTIA MOTOR CO.. Chrysler;
car from,a reliable concern. we have a
good selection of thoroughly recondltioned
T35s to As automobiles. that we nave over
iieve that what we have to offer is well
worth looking at and buying. Our theory
is that the car should be in top mechanlcal
Evening star., 1948-12-12

iisfed dealer located across from Chevy
Chase Ice Palace and south of Conn. ave:
Hot shoppe. address 1925 Conn ave:
now in a position to supply you with
Evening star., 1948-03-14
A Short Short Story

TIVE hid who had boarded the train just
ahead of Tim came into the sleeping car
wssfroon with quick look up and down
the narrow corridor behind him before ne let
the wrinkIed green curtain drop into place
Anyone in there?" The kid in the cheap
blue suit pointed to the narrow door between
the wash basins and the toothbrush bowl
No" Tim started reading his paper
again The kid dropped down on the
polished leather seat, close to Tim, and Tim
glanced IN his direction
There's nobody in there he said,
thinking the kid had misunderstood him.
Il know" The kid cleared his throat and
pulled out limp pack of cigarettes. Smoke,
srr
Thanks Just threw one away Tim
shook his paper, and buried himself behind
it again He heard the soft snick OF match,
and moment later swirl of blue smoke
drifted over the top of the newspaper.
The kid cleared his throat again. Il see
you were IN the Army" he said.
Tim nodded. That was one thing he was
kind of proud of.
Almost three years." he said
Officer, / guess?" Somehow. the kids
voice made the question seem important.
Tim scowied and wished the kid would drift
of and leave him alone.
No" he sighed impatiently. High pri-
vate Ii the rear rank
''OH" There was silence for a moment.
Then: oh, The first oner'
Sure. Too old for the second"
That's why thought maybe you were
an officer, sir; your age, mean. So - you're
sure there's nobody in there?"
Tim ratified his paper impatiently.
Not a soul. Go see for yourself"
II Just wanted to make sure" The
kid touched Tins arm, and Tim could feel
the hand shaking. He turned abruptly, and
really looked at the kid for the first time
His age would be hard to guess His kind
always look younger than they are: skin like
baby, big dark eyes, and black hair with
wave in it. Not pretty boy, but awfully
young and tender looking. And he was scared
You could read it in his eyes, and around his
mouth Around his nose, too.
Tim had seen scared men before. and he
could read the signs.
What's the matter, kid?" he asked
Lose your ticket? Or your pocketbook??"
No, sir" The kid leaned closer, his
shaking hand still on Tins arm, gripping it
as though he were afraid Tim would pull
away. Worse than that A lot worse than
that"
Such as WHAT"
Evening star., 1948-03-14

"You were in the Army, sir. That's why
Tim looked at him again Young. Tanned.
Hard-muscled. Scared as hell. All this talk
about the Army 1t wasn't too hard to guess.
Absent without leave? A deserter?'
"Sh-h-h" The kids grip frightened on
Tins arm. Don't - mean, I'm not really
that. But there was girl -.
There's always a woman" Tim said
grimly. so you took French leave, and now
you're on the town.
mot exactly, sir. | i had been East
NV aunt died. the one who raised me- Com
ing back i met this girl on the train. We
had few drinks, and ="
How much did you have?" asked Tim
without any great curiosity.
The kid flushed.
"SIx hundred and some odd dollars My
aunt left me five hundred in her will. and
my outfit was due to shove off to Japan any
time - requirements. | thought I'd just
take it with me-"
And the dame took you for it, instead?"
Yes, sir"
Tim sighed and shook his head.
How come she left you enough for train
fare?"
Il had my camera i guess she didn't
realize what it was worth"
so you hooked it and got some civilian
clothes and ticket. You were lucky, kidr'
'Luckyp' The kids voice was bitter.
I've been working under phony name all
summer doing odd jobs, and farm work;
anything that doesn't call for social
security number And now"
You mean all this didn't just happen?"
mo. 1t was early last spring. And I was
just beginning to hope that maybe was !
getting by. when that detective started fol-
lowing me"
'Detective?" Tim asked, startled
II SAW his badge" the kid said. He
bought some cigars at the stand in the
station, and when he pulled out his pocket.
book. saw the badge, pinned inside. He
glanced up just then and saw me looking.
think that was when he first noticed me-
What did he look like?"
Tall. thin. Kind of blue eyes, and funny
deep dimple in his chin, almost like scar.
think he has red hair: his eyebrows are,
anyway. He's wearing dark gray suit. You
may have seen him. He followed me right
fo Tho and thor, uyaIfpH outside.
talking to the porter, until We pulled out -
to make sure didn't get off, suppose
Probably" Tim said thoughtfully.
That's why IL wanted to talk to
you," said the kid with desperate earnest
ness MY outfit sailed months ago, and.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-02-14

ond sacker Lorenzo "Piper" Dav-
is, at one time under option to
the st. Louis Browns of the maj
or leagues.
John Ritchey of the Chicago
American Giants was third with
a mark of $40. Originally he had
been claimed unofficial batting
king. Because the Giants failed
to sign him to a contract the p
year old Ritchey now belongs to
San Diego of the Pacific Coast
League.
The League champs, the Cleve-
land Buckeyes, led the league
with team mark of 1903, while
the Giants were low with .260.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-02-14
Joe Louis EnroIIs
Mayor O'Dwyer In
Sydenhanl Hospi-
tai Drive

New York - Joe Louis enrolled
Mayor O'Dwyer of New York at
the city hall as the first member
in drive to enroll 100000
members in the Sydenham Instit-
ute and Hospital fellowship this
week.
Eddie Contor is chairman and
Joe Louis co-chairman of this
drive to promote the ideal of in
terracial cooperation in seeking
to raise $7,500,000 to modernize
Sydenham hospital and build a
new 10 story building next to the
present hospital.
In the institutional setup, ply
sicians, social scientists, psych-
iatrists, technicians and research
scientists will pool their efforts
to give more health and Welfers
service to the Harlem community.
In addition to the Hospital the
institute will include the Institute
of Community relations, now fun
ctioing under advisory assistace
of the bureau of applied sicial
research, department of sociology,
Columia university, and an inst
tuition of MEDICAL and related
sciences.
An interracial committee in
Harlem, an interfaith commit
! tee, labor, sports and entertain
ment leaders have taken up var
ious phases of the drive.
Frank Shiffman, Apollo theater
owner, and Charles N. Ford, pre-
sident, United Mutual Life In
surance company, head the Har-
F., lem group, and are assisted by
Jackie Robinson, William Sachs
and Wilfred N. Mails Jr.
Bishop Charles K. Gilbert of
| the Episcopal church Of New
York, Da. o. Clay Maxwell, pas
tor of Mount Oliviet Baptist CHI
urch, and Rabbi David de Sola
Pool of the Spanish Portuguese
synagogue head the inter-faith
division of the drive. A Syden-
ham Sunday is planned in the
city for this month.
Besides Joe Louis and Jackie
Robinson, in sports, Ray Robin
son will participate in a benefit
fight for the fellowship at the
Golden Gate ballroom in March.
In the entertainment field, in
addition to Eddie Cantor are Haz-
ell Scott, Canada Lee, Cornelia
Otis Skinner and Jose Ferrer.
Among the assistants to the
chairman of the national educat-
! ional committee are John w. Dav-
is, West Virginia State college,;
John M. Ellison, A. NJ, Phi. D.,
Virginia Union university; w. A.
Fountain Jr., Norris Brown col
lege; Richard V. Moore, Bethune-
Goodman college, and Dr.. Dean
S. Yarbrough, Lone College.
DR.. Alfred E. Cohn, author OF
the Sydenham plan, said that the
purpose of the fellowship was to
enroll men and women of good
will in an organization dedicated
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-02-14
Negro American
League Batting
Campion

Chicago Art Wilson, left
hand hitting shortstop OF the Bir-
mingham Black Barons, is the
official Negro American League
batting champion of 1947, accord
ing to officials figures by the
Howe News Bureau.
His mark was .377 in 81 lea
que games to better by three
points that Of his teammate, sec
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-02-14
S P Q r 7 S
to the democratic principle.

to the democratic principle.
He said, "The fellowship is
directly allied to and in support
of the Sydenham hospital and the
Sydenham institution, where the
interricial idea has been, and
will continue to be affirmed in
daily practice. The istitution will
demonstrate in its own field othat
racial equality go hand in hand
with scientific advance.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-02-14

Tomato Yield
Nine or ten tomato plants win
yield. on the average, bushel Of
tomatoes or enough to put I'D ID
70 no quarts.
Evening star., 1948-07-20
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking areas,
oadmlnton courts and pvt. roads. Work
guaranteed Free estimates. Gil. 23a6.
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRIvEWAYs
repaired and replaced; new concrete. side
sS s coMMUNfY e9S S1tHmfais pA2N vi dSeS CO. and
CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK. footing
driveways, porches, bsnt floors. steps and
retaining walls: all new work. C. GALEA,
TsIks. Easements. etc. BURROWS, Wo.
FENCES. all types. immediate erection
retaining walls concrete and n,sI, rarPentry tT,
FEScE 8 cossTRUcffoN CO. 81 ZOO, e )
FLOOR sERv1tE-Nothinr but the best;
fSe fss' eoNTRAeToRs INc'' c"iR isia Wisson:
SEw sR BATHRooMs INSTALLED; old bath
rooms remodeled; gas water heaters; gas
fred boilers; Personal Supervision + j,
fanMaobghhSE knMobfEd DqRRPPt RTPa1RiSG RiS9 painting
e5fhRs okER sfeFs5fR sR R0IsS
SCI sc1REfENe & eys6aRs YoTk PORCH while I have III.
matsrial n, s q !, Cell Sligo ae42: W D TAYLOR
wAIERPRooENG WAT ceaIs ar, walls ooGs
work. guaranteed. NEvINs, Lu. a444,,
AhDkN CONSTRUCTION co. Will give
you prompt service in remodeling your
nome We specialize in new additions,
recreation rms. porch Enclosures, plumb
ing and heating. Top quality work at
low prices. Terms arranged. Call LU.
sui 5Pi f1se general repairs
of all kinds; bars and recreation rooms a
speciality. CARL w. SN1DER, Jr., GE. 6172.
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING Co
Painting, papering roofing and siding; all
work guaranteed; monthly terms: free esti-
mates. WA. 1886 days or evenings
BULLDOZER, owner operated; operated by
contract or hourly rates. AK. 1850.
MODERN KITCHENS. cabinets and appi
comp. install: remodel and rec rms SUB
CONST. CO., UN. 1852. days or ewes
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas. estimates on all home improve
ment and remodel Jobs; attic rms, addi-
.sKEWs ,iSKI spegal,y HnW1 VA SSSE os 414
paper hanging, floor sanding, modernizing
bsmt. to roof reas. OR. 1900. 26"
Evening star., 1948-07-20
BOATS.

0UTBOARD WAGEMAKER WOLVERINE.
new, slightly damaged. Substantial saw
ing without manufacturers warranty. s.
KING FULTON INC soa Maine ave, 30. s,"'
ouTBoARD MOTOR. 1e4s johnson Sea.
horse. 5-h; p; used short time, Ike s new;
l.al asrr AgxaRY cabin slsSp. ,,s, y ssss';
ess esfa CHI fR .ssors sass ssT Sa raised Deck
sSx9xs he's loShg IathFog marine
sa. psnt coz nS system sato Silse Pump saS
IA ! $50, can e seen at seihky Marine
asFT sETe'i vENTSok SaSSi kd CRUISER. cabins ss.
needs sns psns aKt BEST aaH H
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, t,rs s.-
R ERs sRRsBsi BEL q Vnecao & aGS soN ns sls sasf ss
Fl fisHiSG if = FARffes, TIES d., or night, ch..,.
sfssoR sa' eai hsfaf caf say T. k VA
ALUMINIUM and stainless steel boats "a.
sna Fl prsed coE o po TRR Ss G
MoESRs ri 5sa b, ,.sszs az
S2 sew SbTf Gf $50 sFonqsMi 49, srso cash.
5santy. Bm and wo s5" ssa4 14ss 81 PozRs PSERRsif rd
NV. 21s
DAWN CRUISER. Aft, twin motors.
chrysler Royal, 1947; cabins forward and
aft and crew auarters; completely refn-
ished by Trumpy: in excellent cond., ready
to go: real bargain in local waters. In
spection by calling Ma 81s9 -24
factory representatives on Mercury and
Wizard repairs. Let US repair and store
condition. E. B EDWARDS & SON, INC,
ss-FT. ss F o. CABIN CRUISER. sleeps 8: With
toilet. kit. and dinette; large cockpit for
ed. fully equipped. for long or short
cruises; must sacrifice. Call MA. o4s5.
MATTHEWS bridge deck cruiser: 3s IT,:
z IN heads; Isan salley; sleeps @ Z: excellent cond
ENJOY YOUR VACATION on 34-ft. cabin
cruiser; drive 1t yourself: sleeps s; fully
equipped charter for only 500 per wk.
Call COOPER. Greenbelt 34s6; eves.--22
sAILBoAT, I6.ft Comet; needs painting
reasonable offer refused. Call FIR. 375s.
Evening star., 1948-07-20
PERSONAL (Cont.).

ALTERAILoNs; Ss ladies, and mems clothing.
s.sMNrWI Il 81 nv, at IT evs stop ST 6sIs -5
hneerWave. SOC No appointments All
YNS 04S BES1Y x ap'eeasd aisdeP sio GAE s
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
5ESrAf 5iss af'h 4EchSicfssJosEpH Il S f2 20
e6empt service on dental plate, repairs.
sor seS l4 tsT + a iSa F. bS NA see 21
workmanship makes the difference. Alter
stions and refashioning. to present styles.
trally located, LEA ENGEL formerly 5th
TeIephone Ex. 1903 ' ~ "
RADIO STAR introduces you: voice rec
erds; speskiJps SCRIPTS D trans go. for radio
WILLOW LAWN SCHOOL has several i'm
medate s vacsncies yeararound 3oaTsnns
VACANCY-Elderly people nursing care;
IDEAL grounds and porch one block from
fui Wiz fnd ,s6sft Nof Be SsF 81 ss for
debts incurred by any one other than nv
self. ED J. KRAHL1NG. 1903 33rd st Sc.
LADIES' TAILOR will make you coat,
suit, gown at one-hah regular price, if
ordered before August l; alterations done
ssxpertly and quickly: buttons covered,
=
hemstitching, supplies and notions MRS.
RIDDLE, 2OO4 Florida ave. NV. tel.
Dupont 6639. Open until pm. 21.
LET DR.. DELLA LEDENDECKER'S wonder
full hands rub your aches and pains away.
MsAf2 z3sI = h WOMAN seSs teaches Eng
lish. self-confdence, freedom from self
consciousness; private tutor. MI. $3.50.
KNITTING A DRESS: Every color of
Botany dress yarn always in stock KNIT
TING BAR. 145s Park rd. Open ewes.
WANTED, refined lady with home in the
vicinity Of Catholic University, to care for
s-yr..old boy during the day, 5 days wk.
Call MI 1880 after 2 pm. IL
SHORTHAND STUDENTS; stenographers
Telephone dictat1on has thousands of
letters, many articles. hours of court
proceedings, all recorded for transcript
tion by telephone. Besinnins october
1st, practice dtctation will be available
at any telephone in the city at speeds
ranging from so to 200 words. per min
ute. This remarkable service is now on
continuous demonstration. For sample
dictation, dial Sterling $500 Enroll
ments are now being taken at the business
Office Of TELEPHONE D1CTAT1ON' 6o7
Woodward Building. 18th and H sts. NV.
For further lnformat ton call Sterling 5315,
VACANCY IN LICENSED NURSING; pvt
home for convalescents: clean and com
Portable, lst A.. next to bath. SH. 1858,
Evening star., 1948-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACH. typewriters, calculators,
cash cash ress 2ee C9 s9uips Es; any KIND top
ADDING MAcHs., new. Rem. Rand Alien,
gssd gnnday all CO oakes 4ss
afR af coMrREsseRs. aih St sn4so up; spray
sqas s45% uP 1shp metor
cars. furniture walls the easy professional
aurf HF CO.. h:t 45 ?sS shermsh SS5 ave- n ne
AIR AIR CONDITIONER. 1-rm. window q type;
AIR sfs' ess THs5 s Ra n'' Size mp
,fR ssF sa5S saSnfaIoSffR faI, Ri s5s5 consoles, and
: sssts : Tshs suqsnss. rsns ssi
,R Rs6ssSda soNn2,oNtn M WI 4sgi
crate, M late mode 1s4s, NO. ot ,6p SnaRPlns PRIeo
$40 regular list. s4495o. AID. 2024 or
AIR coNDITIoNERs, new and rebuilt,
several sizes. and makes; s2a5 and up.
lais afk t5S sf y 2E s.prer s,e console
sss5; one s-hD., $3.50, Cali Ex. oii5,
AIR AR sssS coSpiTloNEKs: new Pacific, g, 500
aIR aias coSpITIoaErs nj SsoG snG hp
conditioned f1oor-type carrier units; price,
$3.50 and S315. Box 30H-G, Star "a
AIR CONTROVERSIES Philcos and
Carriers in all sizes. Used reconditioned
units of all makes. Full installation and
service facilities It pays to deal where
dependaolhty Is time proven since 1875
A S JOHNSON CO.. EE. 1857
ANTIQUES. fine ivory chess set KAY
SHOP. I113 K st. NV 20
ARCOLA. unit. circulating for sale: in
good condition; reasonable. Call any time
ATLAS LATHE, metal, back geared. com
plete with stand: la h.p. motor. reverse
switch and accessories; S110. Also drill
press, eompl with stand and motor; 500
Antique MAHoGoNY DINING RIM. suite
S10O WA s2oS. 81
dition. SOS. MI. 4sl7.
BABIES CRIBS, play yards, feeding tables.
TS5ss sI ERs sir0sES ssRv,Gs rent az sao sABYs
BABIES FEEDING TABLES, adjustable
height. completes equipped, inclnding
ICE EX. 437n
Evening star., 1948-07-20
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS-Will lease nne
White White. Ga Gay Boy Boz eG"P Of Forest Manor. red.
Rs NA to as4i n a: sss 's5
BASENJI. beautiful pair dogs, u yrs. old:
Axe registered: nonbarkipg: must be seen
to be appreciated; will sacrifice: 800 for
pair 2O16 Perry st. ne. De. 1854 20
AT STUD-Cocker spaniel. registered.
mss 1set aees0sea ees6s1' cs Gs ssos
BOXER. male. 13 months, registered, in
noculated against rabies and distemper
GERMAN GlsgS AN SHEPHERD DoGs-puppies for
sale: sire. Champion Dennis Of Longwortf
dam dam 1ss Assardi nasy.a 1sldrs sss4 EIce sloo
feeding; R Ds LINDSEY coiesville. Nd.
DOCS AND CATS boarded week ends or
longer: air-conditioned kennels: pickup
ssfSes WEI kESs Ssis5isazy germ wo o
GREAT DANE PUPPIEsi weeks old;
fawns and brindles: Axe reg; from cham.
pion bloodlines; they are beauties and
ready to go: come and see them. ELPAW
kENNELs Alex Alexand,ia' nd, s Hs' a4s6 2s6e st. e1-
4 GOOD HOME for s-month-old kitten. Js.
COCKER PUPPIES sired by Champion Ben
bows Tan Bark; Am Spaniel Clubs best Of
variety Ascob winner l94s. KEEPSAKE
KENNELS. Rockville 1928. 23S
homes Of older children; 50e; Also sro~n
TALKING PARROT for sale. Call 7o6 e
BoxERs. male and female, fswns. blk
mask, weeks. WA. 1871 before l2
Evening star., 1948-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TELEvISION demonstrators at greatly re-
dussa prices sold Tsh the o,s lyT T.
town; eas- terms. ELECTRICAL CENTER.
.s, .1ad s1s a!sa saT Mot: sGss iss g. s';
TELEvIsIoN SETS. s14a,a5, plus instaila-
sss sHs ap apEx Rsbo sfysry ss n sys
TIRES. factory recond, all sizes. S3,45 ea;
mos. unconditional guarantee: used truck 1
Pm: .5. : Al I t StRS1eS SgsS TIRE CO. ssia Ga,
aa.fr te. se7 Or :ni
TKIcYcLE, Rorfast. air tires. excellent
eeW eend5ion psas .ng poTsed Ts 1snsh ary Tnss mugs
forms and overcoat, boys. IL yrs. reason
able oFsE; sahle-modei radio needs re-
fRuMpET. Ra'TS; r. Conn Conn voeo-Bell; excel. send.:
best offer. Ak. 6e7s. 30
TYPEWRIIERs; port: all m makes, easy 4s
day. CO. 1895; week 1112 14th NV, 30
TYPEwRITERs. standards and portablss
new and REBUILT; i-sr. suarants; $50
" ssSRf our CO.. ssth ssa eMakdcA esp.oI \
Ii. Gns2. $40 to 6. Including SATURDAY
UMBRELLA TENT, large: bought for $40.
Sell for S25. GIL. 0370.
war model; excellent condition; ss5. Gall
xacuuM, WtJbS Rexair, with attachments, ~so good
SaS,M S91a Fa aHs
Eureka and G. E: rebuilt and guaranteed,
For free demonstration call BEST BRANDS
CO, MA' 7573;; Free parking on H ST.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. 5sga,nt.e,
WASHER. Easy Spin dryer; o mos. old;
still guaranteed; $3.50 or best offer. TE
I'D a0 rs9 sss: essfs nsSs
%asa1SG WASH H' MACHINE e NJ port portable, Electro
mite: practically new. $50 or best offer.
WASHING MACHINE and hair dryer; good
condition; for home e,es Or beauty salon ,g USE
WASHING MACHINE, Easy whirldry; port
able; same as new; S35; GE. 4465. -21
WASHING MACHINEs-we are over
Morse, Apex: conlon. Young; Launderall,
reduced prices. O' Yes, o at Alperstein's Eiec.
as iow as ssa.a5' AIPERsTEiSs s ELEe. &
AS5 es&Es asss 'Ss Open rsk aon rk 4hass @s
WATER va e. cooIERs, t new and rebuilt, bottle
satns s D' from soa,so s up. > Isfs 50 l4th St av
W WATER II i HEATERS. gas. electric, all sizes.
Water Heater Specialists for 30 Years"
ESpers EXP installation JOHN 6 Go WEBSTER 55s0
WINCH, double drum. hand operated. two
speed with brake: with or without half
fn sraisht t"p H. Ri' caii ExecusiSs ' s4ss ses
kEcoRp + sa 'ee coIiEcToRs. Hi9 ArrEN-ciosins
and single records; now YOU can get the
recordings you have been wanting at 4oF..
14th st NV HO l414. -23
BABY'S CRIB MATTRESS, new. wetproof.
innerspring: still in original wrappings,
GRAND RAPIDS DRUG STORE fixtures;
complete soda fountain with 7 booths:
ChIysler 5-ton air..condtioning unit;
s,',1i seuIpment Immed' diSpossi necessary
FULL m "BEbRM and din. rm set and misc
items, Call IA, $500 a0 20
Irvington ave. Bethesda. Md. 81
UNUSUAL walnut ANTIQUE bedrm; suite.
pine blanket chests $50; Maiong set
S. silver; cut glass; misc. articles. OR,
MODERN e-Pc. BEDRM. SUITE for
500: can be seen from 10 to 5.
ARhY IDBLE. DECKER BUNK, So; saso-
line power lawn mower, almost new. S105.
BFAUTIFUL RED COCKER PUPPY; 9 wks,
old; exchange lineage; reasonable. Gall