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Evening star., 1950-07-23

tive graQQQaugQLef ana IIle con-
fidential employe who drove his car
wasn't too elated. He wondered il
he'd be content in Rocky Valley
from which he'd been away SC
long and with which he felt little
kinship, despite the fact that hi
knew nearly every one at least
vaguely. Then, instead of suffering
the day of ceremony he dreaded
the distinguished statesman rar
into an explosive local situation
which upset everything.
Rocky Valleys crooked politica'
ring, led by the sheriff, part ol
the machine run by Red Tilden
the States boss, had been chal-
lenged by a group of veterans
The veterans were tired of being
pushed around, forced to pay tri-
butte every time they tried to buy
q home or go into business. They
put up their own candidate for
sheriff. Their most articulate COM
rade was murdered, and they
knew who had it done. Election
day came. The sheriff imported
and deputized a lot of gunmen,
and the veterans armed them
selves. The ring was about to steal
the election. Tobias Day was de-
fefred. Shots crashed out: There
was hell to pay.
Vinegar Hill' is q vivid, fast
moving first novel, for the most
part plausible. There is melo-
drama, and at times violence is
laid on heavily, but much Of it
could well have happened. Like
many authors in their first novels,
Mr.. Coen has been beset by a
number of stories and has tried
to tell them all. The story of the
old statesman, disilluSioned, re-
alizing at the last that. indignant
IS he might be at the political
dictatorship in his home town, he
too, was a creature of Red Tilden,
10 an excellent conception and
enough to have carried most of
the novel. The love affair of his
granddaughter and Dan Atkins,
the young lawyer with the vet
GRAMS group. is sordid and seems
dragged in, as If the author felt
he had to have some sex in the
book.
There are various references to
fascism and Hitler, but none to
Stalinism, except the usual charge
Of the sheriff's clique that the
dissenting veterans are a bunch of
commies. After all, the Naziism
state is dead and communism
very much alive, though the i'm
partial observer may be hard put
to distinguish between the results
Of the two philosophers.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

obtained such prices as $3,100 for
"St. Francis Praying Beneath q
Tree" $4,000 for Jan Cornelis
Sylvius" and $2,10O for Christ in
the Midst Of His Disciples" 1t is
intriguing to learn, however, that
Currier & Ives '"Trappers on the
Prairie" and "The Last War
Whoop," by N. Currier, realized
$4,000, surprising some Of the
Rembrandts.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

they were showed in together in
the high Rockies. lasted through
the years, resulting In several
children, prosperity and a cloudy
sort of happiness. But nothing
Gowd or Hope ever does is pre-
dictable or plausible. And the
novel is written in an indirect
style, colloquial and still tortured
with constant effort to achieve
crisp phrases - style likely to
drive the most sympathetic reader
from evaporation to distraction.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
American Art in Puris

Three Washington area artists
are represented in the exhibition
of American art being shown in
France this summer. It was Or
ganized by the United States In
formation Service, and sponsored
by the American Embassy in Paris.
The local artists are Donna Hill,
Harold B. Cousins, Washington.
and Paul Arlt, Arlington.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Reviewed by Belmont Fories

War with the Soviet Union is
likely to come some time between
the summer of 1852 and the fall
of 1856. Admiral Zacharias pre-
diets.
Evaluation of intelligence mate
rial. job for which he is
eminently qualified, is not, how
ever, an exact science. In this
detailed report of Soviet plans for
a showdown with the United
States, based on a mass of intelli-
gence data, there is only the most
casual reference to North Korea.
But the admiral, if not in
faii!hle. is always interesting. He
gives us an eyewitness picture of
the Politburo hammering out it's
timetable for challenging the
West. He quotes diplomats,
politicians, spies, and even q
Russian scientist who worked on
the Soviet atomic bomb project.
The first Russian bomb exploded
prematurely while being prepared
for testing in 1948, Admiral
zachariaS says. The Soviet Is
capable of making a hydrogen
bomb. but it is unlikely to have an
adequate atom bomb stockpile
until about 1856, he believes. Nom
military uses also are being
studied, with the development of
atomic power tied in with a pro-
gram for tapping the vast re-
sources of Asia.
Admiral Zacharias sometimes
tends to write as fact what is at
best an expert guess. With that
qualification, his book is excellent
background on what can be ex-
pected of Russia.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
THE NEW FEDERALIST

THE NEW FEDERALIST
BY Owen ]. Roberts, Clarence K.
Streit and John F. Schmidt.
(HGrper & Bros; $780,
international federation re-
mains a perennial idea and a
hardy ideal. To explain its basic
principles and offer a practical
plan, three enthusiastic authorities
use the persuasive method of the
celebrated "Federalist" papers
The book, with an introduction by
John Foster Dulles, stresses diff
ferences between Federal union
and United Nations or League of
Nations. 1t claims no novelty for
the concept or presentation but it
is especially timely now and offers
a fresh, thoughtful viewpoint.
-RORERT WALSH
Evening star., 1950-07-23
GORDO

GORDO
BY Gus Arriola. Doubleday; $2.50J
Based Mr. Arroas wel-known strip the
ordo" reports activities group fascinating
Mexicans whose adventures chroned
Star about 100 other the ypes
the m the OF living the humor south the
land leading industries sunshine sesta
land where life zestful reu motto
Arrioas book of lively illustrations
fare for idle days side of the border H. G..
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Current Exhibitions

-
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART, Con-
Stitution avenue and Sixth street
Gulbenkian collection of Egyptian
sculpture and French 18th century
art; Makers of History in Wash
ington." Sesquicentennial exhibit
tion through November II.
NATIONAL MUSEUM. National Col
lection OF Fine Arts Constitution
can paintings and old masters.
Ceramic exhibition to open in
August.
SMITHSONIAN BUILDING. Division
of Graphic Arts. Independence ave-
nue and Tenth Street-Exhibition
by Mary Neimmo Moran.
FREER GALLERY OF ART. Twelfth
street and Jefferson driye-0rien-
other American artists; changing
exhibits.
CoRCoRAN GALLERY OF ART. Sew
enteenth street between New York
avenue and e street-American
psintingS a and sculpture and the
Professional" through November.
PHILLIPS MEMORIAL GALLERY,
1900 Twenty-f1rst street-Paint-
ings and prints. American paint
ing survey.
ARTS CLUB, 2O17 I street-Members
show through the summer.
DuMBARTON OAKS. COLLECTION.
1903 Thirty-second street NV
Closed for summer
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Eighth and K
streets NV. Early views of Wash
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, East Cap
itol and First streets-Pennell
show and two Sesquicentennials.
TEXTILE MUSEUM. 1890 s street
Closed for the summer.
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIvER.
SITY LIBRARY. 1923 @ street
through September.
UNITED NATIONS CLUB. 17O1 Nine
teenth street NW.-Chevy Chase
School students work.
FOUR HILLYER COURT GALLERY
-Four artist exhibition through
July.
avenue N.W.-Second group Of
young local artists.
URSELL'S, 3243 q street NV
RoSene.
PLAYHOUSE GALLERY, 7a7 Fiji
teenth street. N.W.-Paintings by
charlotte Kimball, sculpture by
e5EbhooCA x1ouotOn.
TRuXTON-DECATUR NAVAL MU-
scum, Jackson place and II street
NV. Opening exhibition through
September IL, 4:30 pm.
GINN'S ART CENTER, 1914 Georsia
ave, Silver Spring-Students Of
Gustav Trios.
SILVER SPRING ART GALLERY,
9216 Flower aVenue.-Summer ex-
hibition by Washington area
artists
TRANS-LUX THEATER GALLERY,
14th and H SITS. N.W.-Paintinss
by Ralph de Burgos.
COLONY LOUNGE. 1887 De Sales
street NW.-Exhibition by cupon
students.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Reading and Writing
Preserving Our Freedom Is Leading Theme
Of Books Due for Publication This Fall
By Mary McGrory

Francis BiddIe the former Attorney General who interrupted
his holiday Cape Cod tell
Lobby Committee operates while
working history American civil liberties
IL years.
He is about midway through, he but
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Books In Review
Veterans Tired of Being Pushed Around Lead
The Action in This Fost-Puced First Novel
(Rinehart;; 49,
Reviewed by Carter Brooke Jones

Lucius Quentin Tobias better Old Tobey)
Secretary before
to the small town in the South where he bo
had been made to honor him. The Governor
sonal delegation His townsmen about him
with furnished colonial mansion for home in his retirement
Tobey" old and aing guarded bossed by
Evening star., 1950-07-23
|Russiu's Plans
IF |ForuShoWdown
With the u. S.

BEHIND CLOSED DOORS: THE
SECRET HISTORY OF THE
COLD WAR
BY Rear Admiral Ellis M. Zacha-
rias. (Putnan1; $375.)
Evening star., 1950-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RADIO-Motorola, come out of Al
used ,ddins machine or 22 AUTO.
MDio. i in, liie,..... .: s0" $50 $50 Sia oriz.
SaenAe., as. Details .sde'
eAffn. fES,rH. ..s... Al. ~,
.ae0 ~ s.s s,teh'r ..0tn". i-.tsl tor
sAh,o, PH; PHo>oeR.rA, ..eA,a,
r.-' '.sas :snd .ss iSs' sss' x. ! Ssssd It's 2.Is
y s ~ n'.. IL. e. new. Ho. = % n..t
"n'' .e"le sto:s". cabinet. 50.
KaSGE Am RGtRIGERA1oK. t~,e
.e,l .ineiy. vi. 500
RANGE. Ras. Magic, Chef; clean ana
Z very cope condition; best offer
pcs;i sf'eE in am. WI. o3ss.
An american ri kitehen sink. = drain; r.
to pm Can 7ssS Forest fssa 'rGa Gd. 1So at.
RANGE, ; Gls Westinshogse. electric. good
RUG, Persian. noGj 6x1a, Fl fine econ cond. first
$3.50 cash. 1880 10th st. NV.
cleo. wide selection; excel. cond. !,
from $50; guar. JOHN G WEBSTER
CO. since 1912 627 Ct NV
REAL ESTATE PLAT BOOK-Brand
new, 1949 Montgomery Co. volume
:, contains Bethesda, Rockville
Wheaton and Potomac districts.
Phone MI. $500. 20
RECEIVER, Collins. 75-A-1; less than
any reasonable offer. 81. 9477.
RECORD PLAYER. Webster changer
and Bogen PV-10 amplifler. both $50.
Also 45-r.p.m. record player, IS.
All like new. Ii. 3-1616.
RECORDERS-Ampr tape recorders.
slightly used. S75: records 9 hours
on tape: tape, So: also recorder
rentals, So day. Studios, 1888
Conn. CO. 4726.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
DOGS. PETS ETC

COCKER PUPS, blondes, males, Axe
LEE, c5g., WoImed' shots, paper trained.
$35; waiting to make you happy.
66l4 - 4th st. NV. GE. O1s3. Is
PARAkEETs ARA for sale. also boarding
sisIen. saae 0ifes; No sS6 ssiSStns special super
ENGLISH sETTER-pure bred bitch,
good hunter and retriever; proven
brood Fitch; must sell; reasonable
BOXER. fawn. female, 8 mos. AL.
wiRE-HAIR PUPPIES, 3 mos. Ole:
Axe reg; very good pedigree; nice
mari markings; S25. JE; 3;saas; lie
WlRE.HAIkED TERRIER PUPS; real
sss. beauties ;,, excellent xc,;n gsdisree: Axe;
MANCHESTER TERRIERS, males and
females. ga months old; lovely pets.
naGHsnI1Sr slg sash Or piips2 s5s7, :. So.
paGasHusp lSSSlmsn Pnrpfksss black ssk' and
Wa tSn' mslss, aass, aa mos, show prospects.
BoxER PUPPIEs. 8 weeks; Axe reg.
male: also collie male. OIL. 5o2e.
PED1GREED ENGLISH SPRINGER
SPANIEL puppies: safest pets for
cockEs saa ihfIassi seaaiEIW VT fufPlEs. sFia CHAMP
stock; hitter Axe reg; 323 18th ST.
CHIhAUHA6. 3-pound champion;
stud service: JU. 7.s925.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, mos.
old. show type. reas. SH. 2S17.
Colesyille rd and Orchard way.
SIBERIAN HUSklES, Axe reg; won
derful companion dogs. Phone OR.
AFGHAN HOUND PUPPIES. Axe reg
istered: reasonable; 8 mos. old. Ask
operator for Caleview 9340.
COLLIES, 3 mos, Axe reg, sable
and white beauties, raised with
children; reasonable. FA. 47S7.
SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies for sale
: to right homes. Call OW. 6715.
WILL GIVE AWAY darling kittens.
Whitehall O528.
cH!HUAHUA; NY 2s,pound fawn te-
trimmed: both 5 mos. old; show
type: Axe reg; SIS each. sH. s235.
istered, weeks old. LO. 5-0364.
3103 Plyers Mil rd.. Kensington.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
MlscELIANEoUs FOR SALE

TRACToR1Hresdy, ;l' ,walkine type
tivator. sickle bar, and lawn roller
ment; cost S4OO, will sell for S225
cash. Phone Elmwood' 237.
TRAINS. Gilbert American Flyer. 4
engines. cars, track, switches, talk
Ing stations and many accessories
TRICYCLE.. I6-in. wheel. 2-in. tubu.
lar frame. bicycle spoke wheels
Firestone tires. VI. 4496.
TRUMPET-"Conn." excellent con.
dition. EN-. 0376.
TRUMPET. B-fiat, Reynolds; compl
viii, case and extras; S75. TR
TRUNK WARDROBE. large drawers
ssaRnserS; ssn T. clesn: ss1; s26; smaller trunk
TUXEDO, size 40. $50: also summe,
dinner Mp asss' suit s25. Both like new
TUXEDO. aual. make. size 80 short
war, worn 8 times. Price sI7.50
Sunday to or Monday s to 8
Adsms AZ; 49s; ssoo 1901 Arsonne pl. NV
TUXEDO, s, b. black, 81 short; little
used, $50. WI. 5002 after 5. los
TYPEWRITERS, IBM. electric; l
PSM, $3.50. l Elite, carbon ribbon
Sl25 or best offer. Ma. 4067 week
TYPEWRITERs, standard, Reming.
son I n.Rand; cost $3.50 new. sacrifice,
TYPEWRITER, Remington Noiseless
pano walnut Sswins sr.ssst msehns sA Hpssh
TYPEWRITFRe Sh. 4O34;
tor Student. SsSS. s. NO Sss, ssas. SuleaIie msi
TYPEWRITER, portable, ali makes;
terms; STANDARD: barg.. Today, CO
1872; wk;; DI. 1879. 1112 14th NV
TYPEWRITER, Super Speed standard
sessesT sssr eonditio M s,i purchased 3ur last
for office, or typing student. 4aOO
TYPEWRiTERs.' E. 1: I." C. Smith, good
eond' S32 80; reas., Also baseball
rYPEwRiIERsnisr,Tnaaeakreta 1fYs ahd ssSnis racket RA ai7s
ington, 12; Al cond.; S35 each. 9OI
c st. ne. Ii. 3-S362.
TYPEWRITER-New Royal portable
quiet de luxe model with case, pica
type; reas. GE. 1868. 30
TYPEWR!IER-corona port, silent
rYssiv sxesl; e9ndi 10. 10000. ga
TxrIWhtTERs; saa W IoHsa ,oIss reduced to whole,
1 WpTIY,r Un 1vMSr, ~ ioIceQ TO Vacate. ABC
NJ 10th st. NV. RE 1900. -2ii0'
TYPEWRITER-Portabie. 4s Royal,
excellent condition; quick sale; best
0nsr: Write Box 409-Z, Star.
rirEWRITERS, new ana rebuilt;
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER Co
l431 Capitol st s:3O-5:3O. inciu
Sat. Ii 3-0OS2,
TYPEWRITER RENTALS, Underwood
3 mos; in ady., S7.66; no del; S.
TYPEWRITERs for p'I rent niw. al ~; m.tss isss'
S4 per month; 50 for s months
.CIEGLE, l112 14th NV, DI, 1872.
VACUUM CLEANER, Electrolux, little
used, excel. cond., compl. with at
tacnments and sprayer; $3.50. GIL.
VACUUM CLEANER, GE tank, all at-
tachments; also Eureka upright; best
ofier. TU. O7l4.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

rELEylsION--New 1850 models. II
you have cash, see US. PARAMOUNT
S0;' san 4sbS sdSo dsorsia ave- n'W.' Hud'
TELEvISfoN, 40 Motorola Console,
10 in, perfect eond., lathe 9x24 and
TELEyIsIoN, Emerson consolette,
sss0 ssss @Sss ;ssss: q IL n .s P'S'''s f'
console, cost $500. 1866 model !
wks. old; sacrifice. $3.50, IA. 6665.
chsss moss SssH1tSl ri.sqTs Sn
tube with lre. tripod magnifler;
console. $50. RA.. 1102.
TELEVISION. console. n1E, Emerson,
Ssn heasn asfa el1sh slee Diess5s 5e tass obf;
$500. Ii. 7-44sS. '' '''
TELEvISION-Philco, 10.inch; ma
hogany case with matching table.
PfIf; isnS ss5, SW als7 ml9
aSSs eGRs5si0a SAMPLES %A & ss9
eood maEes ssS JoRpHN Ssps AZ p1xao xRe,esss co
corner l3th and G SITS. NV. "a
TELEviSiON, 1850 Admiral TX sets;
nS for mGfnsg dSmn ca iHes mn anssast0n;
TELEvIsION, I2h-in magnifed pic.
ture. perfect cond., S1a6 or BEST
offer indsr. GL. 9.23. .ln
S75 or best offer. may be seen any
IN time oday day or night. 21s M st. M ny
TPLEvisGoN-Emerson Rii aaSSj console, Ias elsl
e5air; e5a nH step table table radio-phono. lamps
TEGEvisioN Hard-to-sst models
FeA 'In Teia7 ans sSnsfls' "a 1ss n0as, siss
wood 12c10s. ABc sUPPLY Co,
l414 l4th ST.: Ho. 1414. -22
TELEvISION. table models, combi-
nations, floor samples; SAVINGS ur
soT; ess sssry Pc aaRs fsaDs HnEe
Tak. PIX, Nd. sH. s7o0. sA. 43s5.
open Mon, Men, Thurs, Sat; till 9.
sssrs msodeiss slsssed s 'Ssls Nan, aSo' asss'
home demonstration Easy terms
:. p.1ANGB 81 goii geaood 5ai' Nichols ave
Solar enlarger. 4.5 lens; dupiicator;
piano. Reasonable. WA. IT'S.
sso up e0 foMs Hos TX AuTo ST osessEE sERvTSR v1Sn
INC: 63b N st. NV M 1900
TIRES-Factory recond., all sizes
$3.45 ea.; . mos. guar; used truck
tires. S6.95. Open weekdays and
Sun. III pm. ALL SERVICE TIRE
TO0LS-Garden, farm and home;
picks, 81; bush axes, $3.50; sledges,
81. so: 5-gal. cans, 81: shoveis. 81
saws, cultiyator, crow bars, axes,
mattocks, wrenches, cable, rope.
NV; today 10 TO IL; other days
Q to 2. Elk. 1897,
TOOL SHED or poultry house. 7x9xe
excel cond.; any reasonable offer
207 =. Greenway blvd, Falls Church
Evening star., 1950-03-19
WASHERS

WASHER, Spindrier, electric pump
perfect, $50; also washer, wringer
type pump perfect s26. uN. 3016.
WASHER. Kenmore; adjustable wiring
sG timer, stoI IA yrs. old, pert; $50.
Garrstt Park. Md.
WASHER, 81 Easy. spinner; late model.
ditIons: SIS SIS. heie'' &c. 4oe4. pSaa' s0'a con-
WASHER, apt. Size, wringer and
= MRS, BAXTER, VI. ,07T5,
WASHER, Thor automatic. excel.
wxsHERMEssy whirlSry. apt. size,
inette. Sc. OR. s03s.
WASHER; sss R. apt; soss size. Easy Whirldry,
eon sss ya R1nR s.snss
bect offer. EN-. 35l9.
WhiTidTy Sahd &, xish sshs stand. ss5; excel.
wasaEe essdsen lstS s16 Easy a ag5o sgi6n'r' good
WASHER-Easy Whirldry, apt. size;
esaisGtisosi'y esis Io slaexi aex; ss6 or make 9t5er
WAshFh Wh Timer ksameTe e1ee cond a0 sse ss eSs Gsn
be seen TIL pm sun. IA. 1854.
wAsHER-Norge. 1941, wrinser type;
wl Si5 wlsunnn3 Er best 9ffe5 Can "a; 4os9;
iSr for dnd.. N saS sas ase: SIS e0ns sss ssp ssos
wxsHERs-Floor samples; at sreatly
reduced prices. Save as much as
20T6 on both the automatic and
Srand rsfs sTsry TO Gns psy AnpER
sTEIN's EIEcfRic VILLAGE, Ss4
s7oo, sH. 1898. Open Mon. Thurs,
wssmk. sssj n aaytas, r l.rs. size: a. is,
wXsHiNGa a1is MAcHHNE. Hin nj dE aSt,. aato pump
and wringer. 5 mos. old: hardly
ussesd; used; owners moving; S75. .oV.
WASHING MACHINE, electric; ca apt.
SIZE; Taylor Jr,; practically new; $50.
wAsHiNG sA; sSsS' MACHINE, Maytag, wr,n.
ger type, excellent cond.: 2-yrs. old;
wxsnNs ssst 9stsr msaH1SETsylor Gsl sH 5Is1 s ant
year yea stsh sla sss5inssl sss !sSs than % onf
WASHING MACHINE, Hotpoint: new.
Call ST: 1882 Sunday 10 to 4. 2037
wAsaiINNiGs Nis' MAcH1NE-Apex, sells for
WASHING MACHINE-wringer type,
Blackstone; excellent condition; rea-
WASHING MACHINE. Thor; Thor; yrs.
old; JS EXCELLENT condition; S45. Call
WASHING MACHINE, FRIGIpArRE;
new condition; time left on guaran-
tee; $i75 Or best ofier. Ashton 1852.
oR. tzpsI zsis. good eond.' rsasonsSle msS
wASHING MACHINE. Bendix. almost
new, excellent condition; S125 or
WASHING MACHINE. Easy. wrineer
Sao sype' pump. p.eass yssy good condition
WASHING MACHINE, apt. .-sise Mon
itor. almost new. perfect cond.;
w1safsS sssfiiiss MxcHsR, saS e. ass aIs5 vrinser
working condition; cost s1so, sell
$50; custom made Chippendale sofa,
$35. OIL. 1885.
WASHING MACHINE, Thor semi
automatic, cost $40 with kit, used
only few months, sell $40; excel.
WASHING MACHINE, Launderall au-
tomato, perfect condition; years
old: Call WA. 3116..
WASH. MACH. GE, wringer type with
WpssTinf! psHP; AP. MeSa,Ns 4esa stser 2 in;n Pm;
small. apt. size: suit. for dry Ty' Clean,
ing also excel. con-; s25. co. O14I.
WASHING MACHINES. 4UE disc on
all noor nlodels;. last years models
till o. ROYAL APPLIANCE Co.
1911 Nichols ave, Sc Lu 4-7nO0
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HUNTER-0uiet hammered. years
Priced to sell. M. E. scHEfDT.
Highland, Md. Phone clarkesyille
rWo PURE-BREp, blood-tested Hts
Guernsey cows. also heifers. Sligo
152e or SH S775.
FOR sALE-Entire herd of 80 Guern-
sey ,, ana HolStein cows and heifers.
R sPoTTED ri 5oiS iSDfAS fitSr COW Sm poS1Es Hls
10 gentle horses for children OF
ladies'; show prospects. Horses fol
hlre: hnr: Rockville $3.50: ewes, HU
HERRfoRD cows 20, ready 6lg tor
nass n3sSs Fa ia4s, scLshk fas Ghu4ao H SRoSs s.
PONY, syears. Geldins, large West.
ern type, truly a beauty. Righ,
IN every way, $3.50 with Western
Groai sSoale and an bride bride: g miles Peace
SFoss SKsnn.p On SID Defense highway, see
MARE, 9 yrs, TO rid. and work
for S75. FA. I345. :
SOW AND 8 PIGS, I shoat, I3s
poSSnndS; 25 chicks, 5 wks. old. 10
So HIGH-GRADE HoLsTEINs, 4
fresh, 4 springers, 2 P.B. reg. bulls
+ to freshen this fall. 20 large. oper
heifers. All heifers vaccinated fol
Sanss and black leg. Phone
GOATS aslTson for r. sale. On. ross.n,.r.
tIsshfa dsn s-4gas' faen' two sannans. JoF'
GoATs-P. bred and Grades. Good
mixers, C. L. MADSEN. Inquire
ArmStrong Texaco Service Sta, For
REGIsTEREb ReStsTi Ma sHoRr-HoRNEp BULL
horned heifer. Angus heifer; ? small
saddles. English type: l No. 19 turn
plough, l larger size: / horse culti.
yator: 8 garden hand plows. c. M
HURST, Fairhill Farm, miles west
Of Falls Church, on Lee hwy. FA
5-GAITED AYR. .-oLD, spice of life
spotted horse; ride, drive or work;
hunters over 10 hands, severaI
riding horses, mares in. foal, 8
milk goats. farming implements, /
sleigh and bells. saddles, brides. col.
lars; harness: stable manure, S5
YARD: Whatever YOU want, call FA.
wEENLING PIGs-small pigs. bar.
Marlboro 1853.
HORSES AND PONIES CLIPPED
satisfaction guaranteed. Phone
LANES EDELBLUT. LO. 5-OS09. :
CHINCHILLAS. young bred pair due
to. litter within 2 weeks; NCBA reg.
lstered: guarantee: $1.25O. Boz
5-GAITED BAY RIDING HORSE, Il
hands high; real one; S125. KE
PONY, 6 years old, black and white
GATED MARE for sale, gentle ane
easy to handle. Also her lO-mos.
old hlly sired by registered Tennes.
see walking stallion. MASON
SMITH, JR., Herndon 4O-W-2.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
PEARLS, cultured; gemologist ap.
praisal, $3.50; will sell 500. 10
S-S313.

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PHoToFLAsH GUN, Abbeyhex. for
new 'front-operating Rolleif1ex. brand
new, S21. After q pm, RE. 3612. .
PIANO, Emerson, small. 5 #. mshog
grand. 7 years old; perfect new con-
easSl eatiSon' ca Paid 4sf$! $3.50 sacrifice $500
PIANO. Acrosonic spinet and console
models, built by Baldwin; embodies
features of small grands and up-
action; durabilitS and eye-sppeaIins
ebony, light OAK and ma pie finish
exclusive Esta z, si,sSs9 HUG0 Mo9RcH- ,s9a a25
PIANO steinass aira a!lshsG Bsby sra Grand. wal
nut, No. .31S334, just 4 years old;
like new in every respect; $500 less
than present new price. COLONIAL
PIANO CO.. 637 D st. NV. MA,
PIANO, Old smith-Barnes, COM
frame. S85. CO. 1896. 30
PIANO, Baby Grand, NAH, COM
9ten 9ifsery FesSed,s1fnef eefen buy perfect sE
PiAN6-Another fine Knabe 'Mignon-
ette," 4o-inch console, Just ? years
lVOTy keys SkC. SOLONlAL E4ANO
CO., 637 D st. NV. MA. 1870
PIANO, Chickering, walnut, Fandring-
ham model with bench, valued at
about $1,000. sacrifice at $3.50.
PIANO, Whittier upright, good con-
500 10. 2-014S. -19
PIANoS-Brand-new Lester Betsy
Ross spinets with full keyboard;
$50 deposit, $40 monthly; no haul
ing charge. PIANO MART, l015
PIANO. Starr make apt. size upright,
completely refinished and rebuilt;
PIANO CO., 637 D st. NV. MA.
PIANO Beautiful steinway Early
American console: has been traded
in for a Steinway grand; used only
a few months. We invite you to
come in and see this beautiful in
strument. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
exclusive Steinway dealer for WASH
ington, HOS G st. NV, DI. 1854,
PIANO BENCHES, new and used. for
spinets, grands, uprights; also piano
parts. pedals. ivories, felts, etc.
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. 637 D st.
NV, MA. 1870.
PIANO, parlor grand. suit. prof, peri
cond., $3.50 or best offer. AID.
PIANO, stieff, baby grand, with
Circle South. TAX. PIX. Nd.