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BRICK DUTCH COLONIAL
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC

Ooen Ia pm. 1854 IND -. s-w.-
one Of the most entrancine view
IN our city. overicoking the Potomac
Boiling Field, National Airport
WashinEton Monument and most q
the city. Here the summer niEnt'
are always cool the air tnvsgorsttng
LIST toor---Largs living room viii
old Colonial marble fireplace teenter-
hall planl, dining room den, kitehes
snd foor-z bedrocms. bath.
Basement--Pine-paneied recrea.
ton room. laundry room, aI-tils
shower and iRvatory. cold storage
room. Clothes closets cedar lined
Grounds Iandseaped with cnofe,
everrreens ard pink cogvood- Lo'
s3yioa. SCI $50. terms. fptreetiens
Out Niehcis ave. to Atlantic 81,
scoTT SANDERS. 3afa 9. capito
So. TR. 1868; ewes. vi: 0san.
OPEN SUNDAY I TO 8 Pm
ssehed brick homes; have iiv. rms
vith fireplace. din, rm.. Euedtrn Xii.
4 nice hedrns. tile baths. fun eEfnf
with " bath. .gas heat. home,
rns en Ist nocr Price sIs'sss
to AiabArnH ave- t&ft 70 f6th 81
left blocks 70 KsEy pL
s. z. REALTY co.
1911 Pa. eve. sc. ~ 5000.
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Iew Detached-S15750
8 Sold Past Week
<1SQS nown S7l Mo.

Trades considered; open today from
10 till dark Washinston's larEes'
and fastest selling in-town develop
ment. II has everythins--.beauty
convenience. location, superior con
struction and nne financing t4S
FHAl. Nichols Heights tNichoi'
ave. and Elmira ST.. Semidetacned
Il lovely rooms. 3 bedrooms. iul
dry (guaranteedD Easements designed
for future rec. rooms. sas heat; deer
lots with Anchor fences; LIVING rooms
II 1t. long, full dining rooms tnoi
dinettesJ, dream kitchens, huge
closets and plenty Of them; choice
Of two direct I-fare downtown bus
lines at corner, school and shoppins
one block: paved streets, sidewalks
etc, in and paid for. no future as
sessments. IS sold, 90 left. Thest
homes are the sensation OF the res
estate market. We have sold a.
many as II in one day. Don't takt
our word for II. come out ana SEE
for yourself. Take Fort Drum ol
Livingston bus to sample house a
1900 Nichols ave. or drive over iitf
st. Sc. bridge and out Nichols ave
to Elmira st. TO sample Furnished
home on corner. Open every dal
from IL to Q. Phone TR. oll2 OF
JAMES CARROLL. Broker
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2125 r. I. Ave. NE. Ho. so2.
404 ONEIDA PL. NE.
OpEN STTNDAY 1-5

fUf OINEILA d. NE,
OPEN SUNDAY, is
$1,000 down-Lovely 3-bedrm. mod
ern brick home in desirable section.
of New Hamp. ave; large lily, rm,.
heat: attractive landscaping; out:
standing financing; S10.I00 loan at
4es. Be sure and see this excellent
value. Directions; Out New Hamp.
ave to Peabody st, ne. right on
Peabody to 9th ST.. right to Oneida
and to home.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
I415 X ct. NV, Realtors. ME. 540O,
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$3.50
176 25th ct NJ r.

ITO 3oCn 81. NE.
Open l till 6-this mod. brk home
has been priced 70 sell today 1t
has s rms. and bath, gas a.-c. heat,
Venetian blinds, awnings. fenced-in
yard. ample closet space, and Is OF
excellent prewar const. Directions:
over Pa. ave. Bridge to MINI: ave,
left to Blaine st. ne, left on Blaine
to 35th st.. left to open sign.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No, Cap. ST., Realtor MA. 6730.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-sessAssss
TRINIDAD AVE- NE

i lnlNlDdD AVE. " V-EH
coIored-i5oe block-Cboses s-story
row erisk. . complete apartments.
Isl foeT. ireni porch. reception
hall. l4ytns rnA- ataIng rE. IN
closed hessed porch. kitchen wf;h
tabletop gas rsnKe and ga& retxr-
End eooE. 3 rooms, tiled bath snc
kitchen or 4th bedroom Il desired
70 use as such nice Easement With
coal pr,cs, si5'@So on terms. sbou,
1000 cash desired
GEORGE |. BORGER
643 Indiana Ave. NV Ma, o3Sa.
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lcrest Frame Bungalow
GI-FHA--S13.4OO

Open i-s pm. 7ai Atlantic st. Sc.
consr Hts.-Nev brick. semidet.;
8 rms, 3 bedrms.. y baths. reerea- :
tion rm.. copper plmbs., porch with
gorgeous view OF COUNTRYSIDE; sas
s.-e. heat; conv, Naval Res. Boiling
ayrts so mo. SCoTT SANDERS, /,
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LANGSTON LISTINGS
Colored-SeyeraI choice liSiinsS in
Trinidad and nearer ne. sec. mailed
to you on request with all partic-
ulars Shop the new way for your
house. compare values and poSSibiii-
ties the least troublesome way, Sales
man service at your request only
Call TR. s693. Open Sunday
Langston Realty Co.
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cox 4 co.
DI. 4254. II
YOUR LUCKY HOUSE

YOUR LUCK 7 hOUSE
1900 block b. Vsesnt--s lse. rms,
fun bsmt., gas h.-w.h,. new rooI
Sssd Sssd and IN ss ssrass; sos6 must be seen. ,s
CoLoRED-so0 BLK 7th ST, Sc
ssSyss Sys' ssss sas ''!ls 'e!hlsAsGss III ssas ous| I
CoLoRED-oPEN SAT. AND sUs..
10 6--336 l4th st, sc. 6-rm, roS
brick tip-top cond.: oil h;.wh.;
Srss Fty MAKE ,s HSssns1 es1 Hsrf b stIs stR.
CoLoRED-TALBERT TERRACE
. bedrms.. semidet prick rle oatn'
yard. Price, $4,000. Easy terms.
coEosED@,sse 81 ED E ST, s.E.-.zse
down, good terms; brick stained
buildins. Venetian blinds, . rooms
bath. coal hot.water heat. row brick
Gail Morris Cohen or Milton vtnnick
81, .th nr a Ma a s5ss' nsA'ssas ssns' I'd 80 oss
coonokEbnk onSi Hben sasii sT. is.Eos.rm, and
bath Brick: h.-wh. ss.soo; $50
cash; bal. $50 mo. ill paid, THos
II, Z sh3wNa dsHhY3pwNasaSosf,sssso s,s ~ s. ss down.
balance Ike rent: 5 rms; meesrn
FORD sHERTZER. RE s73o: Sun
coLoRED-AvoN REALTY CO.. 100
PIX 2 ss,corn.,i u.,r soa5 : rms; so,a,. a.
ton: IS nov tourist home priced
10 sell: 81 500 down. AID. ss3s or
cooIosED-oSLY 81 ssee powN-
Price. $500: 5-rm. brick. else..
gas. gas. ,ia watsI. aiisss .,9s 1929 c.Is Moa-
ass. a s;s HARRY T. ofADM.S'
coLo.ED-aee ssfe BLOCK l.lh ST.
s.E.-s-story brick. containing
rms and bath fsli VI, S,a,...,sssi. s,m,.. sssf.
esli eGnd Mr. ,ofs. a.n.on. :e4. Ii. Ii sIos os Nj
q; Ss5.; 4. i. YAppEN, TEAhTxs sIs5d,s G,o.x-
One Of the finest Colonial bricks in
This convenient ts section sls.. SIX rooms
MITCHELL QUICK. 81. 77si; eye,
cofoRfb7RE.LLr 81 RSfsbbsRE.LLr REASONABLE.
semidet. all white brick; extra is-
sss Zee fsasfGsa posi @ls. Hti iii. Cali now 81
3sas' PHILLIPS a CO. --I4
CoLORED-a-story stureo--3-eeern, ;.
bath: iiy, rE q Din; ,r5,a,,,sls m; sne 1en. ssl.
owner Niu sfa z tsessnss&A -
ss,l ssh .yss. sss .:s.r stl ! t.fi hn.ffsp'
COLORED-VACANT
No. 10 9th ST. Sc.
ossa ssar lin . and ? E.ss ie c.pisaI s So Be-
taehed brick on double lot. 30xist
IT.: front and rear sntraness 70
basement; oil h.-v. beat fanzs.
servei rsfsr, Venetian eiind.. storm
winss.. ,.tr.s ana one sSofi ii .so ssse so.n BE De
sure 70 see this nrst BrRoN 4 coz.
Rad. nas. 81. s44o; rss~ RA. ASS
OPEN TO-DAY / TO 5 PM.
1871 MORRIS RID. Sc.
ce,er.e s,,.s en-. Sn.y ose ,.rs. ssss rs ass
4 al thst vou need. TAKE VS. bus
a. Navy Yard which vfii let yos
Cd In front Of hcfnt.
RALPH d. COIN
iSsx K u. AZ OK. szls.
Colored! IS Bargains" +"
See. Buy. Quick Possessioni
s..s. farfs houss. si.soo dewa;
az 8 rms. bgk. h..sh. Lsrxs ho.ss.
al L rrns.. brick. h,-vh. bsih.
only sTpb dewni $3.50 me. Va
Te reed buyer. ssttsr t@rns aes
houses sy apps- Dial x. 1o5o. z.
Va have nsny seases ta wv 81
OF 81 te show yet Cal ust
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BARGAIN-S11,500

May 20 GI--Open To-Day ! 70 o
461e hillside I'd. sc. This 6-roor
semidet. brick, is in immaculate cond
conv. to schools. stores and buses
To reach. Ont Alabama ave, 10 Cora
Theater. left into Southern ave
left al foot Of hill into Hillside rd
Come out today or call Mr.. Meyer
Ak il55. with p. T. MALCOLM
REAL ESTATE. oW. 3024.
Hillcrest Frame Bungalow
213S 36th pl. s.e.--5 rooms, porch
large attic, fully insulated; oeautt
fully landscaped lot i00xiOo
ais. sn0: eony to everythtng
SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1858; ewes.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Norshssss
HOME-INCOME

1874 c st. ns-Loveiy s-room tap
eStry brick. incluo. ? Kitchens. BATH
and one-hslf. cellar. sarsre. OF
h.-wh.. front porch. See by appoint
only. z CROSS, excl agent. AT
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JAMES CARROLL, Broker

S16,500--New Detached
Brick. > bedrooms and bath on nrstt
floor. . unfinished bedrooms 2nd
floor. built-in xarage; lot 60x.5oi
wood burning fireplace. Trade CON
sidered. Ewes, vi. 6551. JOHN l.
SEEI TON Reaitor AK. 5000
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CORNER BRICK

l01i Congress 81. s.e.--1 rooms.
baths, finished hsmt. (osmt.. preri-
ously rented as compl. apt. WITH
Iet. SIA,a50. Inspect By appt
SCOTT SANDERS, TR 1858; ewes.
VI. Qpq0
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COLORED-VACANT
Nh IN 9th CT g E

Open IL to 5. F1rst time onersd
tached brick on double lot. 3oxiet
IT.: frent and rear entrances 70
baeenert: oil h.-v. heat. RANGE.
servei rsfgr., Venetian blinds. storm
windows and door,. screens ano
many extras- Only sl.5ng eoEE g
RAD. fns-. ST. 344o; res- RA, ASS
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4UUl BLAINE ST. NE.
Exceptionally clean, semidet. corner
ise. rms, In baths, q bedrms., scr.
porch, gas a.-c. heat, awning: entire
properly fenced in. A real bargain
Only $14.p50; $4,000 down. Phone
FIR. 1887 till pm.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
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COLORED-BEST BUY
s7.7oo-Beaut. masonry buns, 3
bedrms., kit. Nv. rn., mod. bath,
Ire, dry bsnit.. oil h.; lee. grounds;
of Sheriff I'd. in Chapel Oaks;
xI .fl(lfl down. TR. 30QT.
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OPEN, 2 TO DARK
$3.50 DOWN
1881 Fort Dupont st. Sc; vacant;
newly decorated; 9 modern rooms,
bath, full basement. gas heat; only
-S12,95O, with a nrst trust OF ap-
proximately $4,000. To reach:
to Fort Dupont St. left to house
Enterprise Realty Co.
1924 Eye st. NV, Elk. 3400.
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Dl. 5000; eves., Oh. 1902.
10 ROOMS BATHS
selling furnished; present owner sick
with private nurse; house in Al
condition; 2l19 Rand pl. ne. few
doors OF of Bladensburs rd.; really
priced TO sell: drive by II interested,
phone or see
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Realtor. 1910 Vt. ave. r. 5140.
ATTENTION CT
Only 81 900 down and S72 per mo.
I'm. row brick house. Call
DAVID r. WALLACE
ri. s070. OF eyes,. I'm. s2i5.
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SACRIFICE-S9.45O

Brick. 2-story. basement home; !
Kitchens. . baths, oil h.-w-h-. good
conditions: owner leaving town; con
ven. ne. location. z. CROSS, At
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1918 K ST. NV Rea!tor. HA. e753
10
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The Most for the Money
OF Minnesota ave. Large semide-
tached brick home. 9 rooms, nm
ished basement with fireplace. side
entrance: now equipped as apart
Moderate down payment Call Mr..
Stover. CAMPANELLA a. WOOD.
Elk. 4l13; ewes. and Sun, TW. 10.
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OPEN TODAY / TO 5 Pm.
1s11 MORRIS RID. Sc.

calore6 ysc.l oniy one year cid
Attractive brick home, q IsrGe rEns-,
Il an that vcu need. TAKE w-s bus
az Navy Yard which VIII let yoe
Cd In front Of hcsaf.
RALPH d. COIN
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WOODBRIDGE
yThCANT
WOODBRIDGE

Woodbridge Bungalow
UNUSUALLY attractive home consisting
OF exceptionally large living room;
kitchen, dinette. paneied den. 2
bedrooms and bath. fun basement
with recreation room; oil h;-w. heat;
detached garage; very deep lot;
owner occupied. Priced low at $12,-
$50. Call Mr. Loving, Elk. 24S0
or MI. 0169. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
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Detached Brick-$12,500
$500, Eastern aye. ne. Vacant; )
lse. lot: convenient location. In ex.
eel. neighborhood; reas. down pay
ment Mr.. Tolson, FR. 03s0.
O'BANNON REALTY co.
ER h11N Ill
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S619 26th st. n.e.-Locate6 in the
finest section OF Woodridse: this at
trsctive detached Cape Cod home is
q must for Sunday; hrst noor fea-
place, family-size dining room, mod
erns kitchen; second floor, 2 large
bedrooms and 2 dressing room"
tile baths; finished recreation room
snd laundry room in basement; oil
hs..w;a.;, %, beautifully t landsc.psd; ~ level M
spect. drive out r. !. ave. to gath
st. ne. left on cath to Otis ST.,
right to 26th St, right to home,
METZLER. Realtor
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D C..
WEDNESDAY. 2o
Area Firenen 10 Form
Plan for Mutual Aid
Payments 10 Injured

Washington area firemen have
formed a committee to set up q
plan for mutual aid payments to
those fire fighters injured at blazes
outside tlier jurisdiction.
The committee Is made up Of
one man from each of the follow
ling Jurisdictions: The District and
Alexandria and Montgomery.
Prince Georges. Fairfax and Ar
tlington Counties. The Washing
ton representative. Is Battalion
Chief Alfred M. Grunwell.
Organization of the committee
was approved on the part of the
District Fire Department by the
Commissioners.
Necessary Under Ruling.
Fire Chief Clement Murphy Of
the District Department said the
main purpose of the committee is
to guarantee that injury liability
payments are made to firemen
who get hurt fighting fires out
side their own jurisdiction. This
was deemed necessary recently
after Corporation Counsel Vernon
E. West advised the Commission
ers that in his opinion the Dis
trict could not legally recompense
Washington firemen injured fight
ing fires outside the city limits.
In the past two years, Chief
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by the court. said he has eon-
nunica;ed with the National Gal
!e-y O. Art On the problem. Sool
an expert viii inspect the paint
lngx
The court vii decide later wherr
the paintings viii hang II the rew
building. II may turn over any
valuable ones 10 the National Gal
lery Of Art. Il they merit q place
there. Judge MCGUIRE said.
Included are paintings O. George
Washington. Henry Clay. Andrew
Jackson and W. W. Corcoran.
founder Of the corcoran Gallery
Of Art Judge MCGUIRE said there
are about 30 paintings IN all. Sogne
Of them are torn. others spotted
and dimmed by age.
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Murphy said. the District Fire De-
partment has answered 81 calls
to out-of-city points. but no one
has been injured. A sort Of gen
tleman's agreement" about COM
pensation has been in effect dur
ing that time.
Legislation Sought
What the committee probably
viii seek is legislation that viii
permit the District to pay its fire.
men for injuries they may suffer
when called to fight fires in Mary
land or Virginia.
Chief Murphy said the commit
tee also may attempt to work out
"a standardized hose coupling ar
rangement. At present, the Dis
trict Fire Department has devices
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that permit use Of its hose With
Maryland and Virginia equipment
Some nearby departments. how
ever. could not hook UP to Dis
trict equipment. II called here II
an emergency. because Of q diff
ference in equipment.
The committee also may act IL
an advisory capacity for setting
up a plan for emergency CO.
operation In event Of disaster II
this area.
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Expert 10 Advise Court
On Restoring PAINTINGS

District Court Is taking stock O.
its paintings Of distinguished
judges and other prominent Amer
leans and making plans 10 erase
the wear and tear Of time on the
canyases, II possible.
The new courthouse. on which
construction Is 10 begin soon. has
brought the matter Of the paint
ings to the courts attention. Judge
Matthew r. MCGUIRE. who has
been placed In charge OF this work
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Podiotrist to Speuk

DR.. s. P. Nyman, podiatrist. win
speak on MY Aching Feet" before
the Dental Assistants Society at
10 pm. tomorrow at Rothstein's 5
Auditorium, 1922 ] street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-09

member killed. gave out Life Jack
cts and helped survivors
/ She related:
1t had been raining before the
plane took OF. but the weather
was clear and the moon out al the
time Of the takeoF. We had a
warning from cockren. who was
at the controls. that the plane was
about TO land. The actual fall was
not as hard as would be expected
under the circumstances.
No One Out Cold.
Some seats fell down. but no
one was even out cold from the
shock. although some were bruised
Capt. Cockrell came back and
told me We were near shore. Then
he talked 10 all the passengers.
telling them the plane was near
land. There was alarm. but
wouldn't say panic.
Life jackets were passed out
as the door was opened and pas
sengers started diving out.
The moon was out. still. as We
could see we were near land. The
plane had come down fuIl-beily
before ditching I advised the
passengers TO keep calm. Cockrell
had his hands around my waist
in the water. as he said to me
You just hold 10 this jacket He
gave me one Of two or three he
had. Then he went to give his
other one to another passenger
and then to help two women.
That was the last ! saw Of him.
| He was a good friend of mine.
He had planned TO bring his wife
and girl to Puerto Rico. He knew
! cannot swim a stroke. I still
don't.
Il got up on the wing. back to
the ship. "A large number of pas
sengers were going into the sea
without life jackets The lights
of the plane did not go out i'm
mediately but stayed on a while.
1t was not raining at the time.
The moon was out. The rain
started some hours later.
Frightened But Not Panicky.
In the water I gave my jacket
to another woman. Then saw
another lady and held her. Also
man. about a 200-pounder. The
lady. who later I found out is
called Consuelo Rodriguez, was
scared. We managed to stay afioat
with something f1oatable which
am unable to identify, but we had
to be kicking our feet constantly.
None of the three knew how to
swim.
THE lady was frightened but
not panicky. I insisted she keep
kicking her feet. She said she
was ready to give out because Of
bad heart. I don't have a bad
heart. but I told her I had, too.
1t made her feel better. She con-
Itinued kicking her feet.
The man was ready to quit.
We insisted he keep trying. The
lady spoke English. The man
didn't. We were about five hours
In the water. but the man gave up
and Just slid of about two and a
half hours before we were rescued.
I tried to grab him but he was too
heavy.
We saw lights from rescue
ships and flares, but we were
about half a mile from the center
of the search and it wasn't till
dawn was starting to break that
we were spotted and picked up by
the Coast Guard"
In answer to questions, Miss
Hale said there was no screaming
or crying. inside the plane when
lit finally went down. Some Of
the passengers were reluctant to
take to the sea, she said.
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IStewardess Describes
Plane Crash Fatal 10
81 Off Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. June o.
Miss Judith Hale Of Bingham
ton. N. Y, stewardess Of the plane
that crashed of Puerto Rico Tues
day with 81 presumed dead. told
today how she spent five hours in
the sea.
Miss Hale was interviewed at
the Fort Brooke General Hospital,
which she expects TO leave today
after treatment OF her injuries.
Il intend to go on flying" said
the 24-year-old girl.
She said Capt. Al Cockrell OF
Pittsfield. Mass. the only crew
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lW&L-Women's Shoes. Second EQpr
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Bedding Reduced

Z Heiiyweed Beds. ~ tnrhas
wide with felt mattresses. Were
tae 50. Nov ..~...~~-~- sfh.sk
Deuhle sire Innesvprsas Mat.
srr~sea Were ess DO, How ass
] Decide giss Fsis Massse@s.
Was e3S. Nov -v......~. eis
iUeable sine nex epsiHs. wAs
t9s ho, Now ......-....-. 90
3 Deuhle Eiss nex kpstnsa
Were 90 50 New so
= Deubls Sise Bes spsfaga.
Were sssso. Mes. ..... ssA.ss
. Twin eise Inasrxprsng Mat.
tresssA Were sssbo. Nos 90
Z Twin siss lnnesspstnw Mat.
txesses. Were sssso, Now 90
4 Twin Size fsoH spsinss. wefa
90 30 Nov ...-...-..- tsv
Full slss Coil spsins. was
ti7as. Nov ... stasa
! Twin siss yslisw TsftsA
Headheara. Was s1A. Ncw.
sisss
! Hand Painted Headhemfa.
twin EiEs. natural background,
as is. Was ga, Nov ...--. els
karseal Twtn alse Ewgshsaa
tseadbeards. 90 n. Were en-.
NOV 2s..u-s,= 80 -- Ah4a3S
I Mahegasy Cedar Chest Was
6AT % NOV .es.4a.a~ 4.ra.a--.+ A&&
w&fs--Beddins. Fffth FIoeS
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Rodios ond
TeIevisions
Reduced

RCA vtcter Projection Type
Te.evision Receiver. mahogany
cabinet. Picture screen isx3o-
inch. Was sses 20. Nov. Ssts.sa
I RCA Victor Crestwoed Radie-
Phonogrsph Com b natisn.
Blonde mahogany cabinet. Was
es1S. Nov ...-- &s2s.Se
! stremberg Carlson Radie-
Phenegraph Combination. Was
s24s.s5. Now A98e
10 Emerycn Tsbie Medei I'M
Radios. Was s2s.eS, Now. s1t.ss
. RCA Indoor Tv AntennAa
Were slis6. Nov Sass
! Record Player. 33a RPM
plug-in type. Was s34ss. Now.
Sass
Z TeIevision Magnifiers, lens
only. Were sisss. Now 50
. Wshsterx Record Chanxess-
Were t34.95 Nov sis.a
I stremberg Carlson Autograph
Model Radio -Phsnegraph Gem
hination. Mahogany cabinet.
Was t5eS. Now sNs-M
I RCA Portable SWAY Radse.
Was 1895. Nov SA.ss
I Mahogany Record Cahinea&
Were $3.50. Now ss4es
W6I~-Radios, Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service
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Art Needlework
Reduced

I Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
conventionei design, 54"x72".
Was $40. Now ---------S1S.50
Q Model Hand-woven Baby Car
riage Robes. Pure wool In blue
and white. Were So. Now, S.
1 Model Hand-woven Afghan.
Pure wool In shades of yellow,
orange and wine, 54"x72". Was
$25. Now ---------$17.50
. Model Cotton Shaggy Rugs.
0blong or oval. Attractive
color combinations. Were So.
Now S.S0
q Model Cotton Crocheted Rugs.
Multi-colored combination. 17"x
3". Were $3.50. Now ---$4.50
II Stamped Cotton Bridge Sets,
8 pieces. Were 81. Now SOC
IT, Stamped Linen Guest
Towels. Were 81. Now 500
10 Stamped Kitchen Towels,
7s% cotton and 25qs linen. Were
5oc. Now ------------2sc
slstamped White Organdy Baby
Dresses. 6 months size. Were
41.65. Now -------------S5 $50
. Stamped Linen Luncheon
Cleths, 54"x72". Were $3.50.
MQW $4.o8
3ee Skeins Colorplus Multi
color Sports Yarn. / ounce
skeins, pure wool. Were 64c.
Now -----------------------2S 2Sc
~ Skeins Colerplus Sports
Yarn, / ounce skeins. pure wool
In brown, beige, green or ma
room. Were 46c. Now zoe
1ee Balls Baby Yarn, 7/s-ounce
halls. pure wool In blue, pink or
lernosi. Were 3sc. Now---2sc
wAI.-Art Neediework,
1ghth Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Electric Appliances Reduced

I Ceaersl EiectTse t's1esstnk
Cshlnes holds Oh slnk and
diahwakheg. was tsseS, Ns~
-.~.......~~-.-.--.~-..~ t1sss
1 Genersl Eieetsie aasneI Metal
Sinh Tsp. Was ssis Nov. tssx
Maytag Csnssse Type Irsnsy.
nos sample. Was ttssss
Nog -hi41
1 Neses Klsetr1e ESassex with
automatic timer tioek. no
dishes. Was tsTAs. Nsv ass
I G<neenl Eleetsfe Astsmstie
Esscsrss Rsssses. no dsahes. Was
s3e1S. Nov tfs.eS
I umtvxemi Usx1rfe Maxss.
demnnsesas0r. Was sstss No.
.-.g---..-. l--&~.--.~~ .4., HIN
vaeslaasr nsa rssse. was
a1.1s. Nov ..44---..~-.-..se -
! KnaDp Ngseareh rsa. WIS
tin1S. N0w w--~.~~4-~---~e- -
. Kaa1p Agsasssh ysaa. Wsss
e1G0S. Nsw w.~..- sf4es
1 Untvesaa1 k1sesxse T&asses.
aastnmsstc pnp~up. was k101s.
kew kew-~.--.-~~--.-~..~~. Gf11
4 Ree&&ms D Mysss pe6essaa
Kaa. was st74 NSw t1s1
3 A1e C1lnas Kit<hsa vesst-
iaain9 rsnA wsse e1eoA NSw
~. +as4s
I DIS Cl1znsx vsstfnssaas Hsa-
was sssM Mo- y----.snS
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Summer and
OccosionoI
Furniture Reduced

/ Soft. metal down finish, 3
sailcloth upholstery cushions
Was sl6S, Now ~-.---- $50
! Side Chair. metal, white
striped cotton slip seat. Was
$3.50, Now ST.ss
; Arm Chairs, metal. white
striped cotton slip seat. wers
$3.50. Nov .- Sli.@
I Side Chair. Metal. aqua, yell
low slip seats. Was si7So.
Now ------------- @.S
l Occasional Table, metal. glass
top. Was S3l. Now $50
/ Green Wicker Settee. floral
cotton seat cushions. Was $50.
Now ----------------. S3s.5s
I Single Curved Occasional
Chair, rattan, Chartreuse cot
ton upholstery. Was $3.50.
NOW -------- 49, Ssz-5V
1 Occasional Chsir, hardwood.
brown webbing, Chartreuse cot
ton cushions. Was S46, Nov
S24.se
I Pillow Back Lounge Chair.
mahogany. gray cotton uphol-
stery. Was $lsl.5o. Now siis.ss
I Barrel Chair, blonde mahog-
ar1y. cotton apricot upfl0istery.
Was $i37.5o, Now w----stI.se
4 Table, pine. Was s4S. Now
ri g 4sA szz'ss
I Student Desk and Bench.
maple. Was $50, Nov sis.ss
4 Telephone Tahe, mahogany.
was SIS. Now w-- -
Il Tea Table, mahogany. Was
&4S. NOW w-~+.-----~--- xx1soS
2 Sewing Cabinets, mahogany.
Were $i7.N. Now --Si2.N
. Smokers, metal, brown. Were
s9.25. Now ---~-- ---~- N-Se
. End Tables, hardwood green
lacquer. Were $50. Now. Ss7.N
Coffee Table, lime aluminium.
Was sl8. Now .---- - Sl3.e
Cocktail Table. square green
lacquer two-plant holders, Was
ss5 so. Nov S2s.se
I PEDESTAL Table Of pine. Was
S35. Now -.------------ txl-Se
WGL-rurniture, Sixth Floor