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Evening star., 1950-03-06
By Betty Beole

Norfolk and hence their house in
Virginia Beach may be regretted
come summer time, but these two
could have been assigned to no
other place in the world where
they would feel more at home
than in Washington. Both are
natives Of this town.
The tall goodlooking couple
have just bought a house on
Prospect avenue in Georgetown
and are now in the process of
moving in. The top floor is being
converted into a studio with big
skylight facing the ideal northerly
direction. Seems that they are
both painting like mad. Edes has
always been canvas-minded and
ROE, who had lessons years ago,
took it up again when they were
married.
Alec Templeton. the nimble-
fingered blind pianist who endears
himself to the audience with the
first chord, will be the reason
for the supper Sunday night given
by the American Newspaper Wo-
mems Club in their new spacious
quarters. 1t will be the fourth
time that the comic and sing
ing keyboard virtuoso, one Of
President Truman's favorite per-
formers, has been a guest of the
club. The party will follow the
Allied College Benefit Concert at
Constitution Hall, and, if Alec
runs true to form. he will do some
special interpretations for the
supper gathering.
And speaking of parties, the
Chevy Chase Club will give a
special dance on March II, st.
Patrick's Day, with Meyer Davis
coming down to play for it.
The Robert Guggenheims have
Evening star., 1950-03-06

In case Capital society had not
already observed who the best
walters in town are. professional
judges selected them at the Black
and White Ball of the Waltz
Group the other night. Runners
up included those two gracefully
twirling married couples, Mr.. and
Mrs. Slocum Kingsbury and Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Cox, plus Wage
and Hour Administrator Bill Nc
Comb who borrowed Fran Wilkin-
son from her husband Burke for
the prize waltz, plus Harry Gov
ington with Laura Tuckerman plus
the winners. Tall, blond Mrs.
Hamilton Robinson, looking very
dreamy in a waltzing black lace
gown, and still taller, brunette
Francis de S. Woidich, who guided
her very expertly about the floor,
won the prize-a bottle of cham
pagne for each.
The door prize, another bottle
of champagne. was won by Emma
Bretsch, one of the few hostesses
in Washington who never gives a
party of any size at which the
best French champagne doesn't
flow freely all evening. They say
that's always the way. but it seems
fair that she should be on the
receiving end of the bubbly party
potion for a change.
Roz and Edes Talman have
back into the fold. The
Navy commander who
was aide to Admiral w. H. P.
Blandy, Commander-in-Chief of
the Atlantic Fleet, before the lat
ter's retirement has been assigned
to a job in the Pentagon. Leaving
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Admiral HoIsey
Is Honor Guest
For Annual Ball

Fleet Admiral William F.. Hal
sey will be the guest of honor at
the annual Navy Relief Ball which
will be held in the Sail Loft at
the Navy Yard the evening of Fri
day, April IA. Mrs. Forrest P.
Sherman, wife of the Chief of
Naval Operations. is honorary
chairman for this olorful
event, and Mrs. Frank G. Fabrion
is executive chairman.
Mrs. Ray A. Robinson is vice
chairman for the ball; Mrs. How
ard, Orem is treasurer: Mrs
Charles G. DeKay is secretary
and other committee members
are Mrs. Louis G. Pooler, Mrs. c
Thomas Clagett, Mrs. Thorvale
A. Solberg, Mrs. Will L. Gates
Mrs. Arthur Davis, Mrs. David H
Clark, Mrs. Eugene Carusi, Mrs
Joel T. Boone. Mrs. William
Dwight Chandler and Mrs. E
Dorsey Foster.
Evening star., 1950-03-06

The marriage of Miss Lorraine
Dodek, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Dodek, to Mr.. Sol Blau-
field of Berlin, Germany, took
place yesterday at Hotel 2400 with
Rabbi Henry Segal officiating at
the ceremony.
Mr.. Dodek gave his daughter
in marriage and Mrs. Leon Wal
dorff of Baltimore, was matron
of honor for her sister. Miss
Anne Dodek and Miss Maxine
Chalkin were bridesmaids.
Mr.. Sidney Jaffe of New York
was best man.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
To Visit Daughter
In California

Mrs. A. E. Schor will leave
Washington on April 2 for Long
Beach, Calf, for a visit of sew
eral weeks with her son-in-law
and daughter. 1t. q. g. Milton
Isaacson, U. S. N. IN. c., and
Mrs. Isaacson, and to make the
acquaintance of her first grand
child, Paula Ruth Isaacson, who
was born on March 2.
Mrs. Isaacson is the former Miss
Marjorie Schor. 1t. ISaacson is
the son of Mr.. Jacob Isaacson OF
Washington and the late Mrs.
Isaacson. He formerly was sta
toned at the Naval Hospital in
Bethesda,
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Miss Veith to Wed

ANNOUNCEMENT Is made BY Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Veith of Silver
Spring of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Louise Veith
to Sergt. John F. Boyd, son of
Mrs. A. c. Schneider, the wedding
to take place in the late summer.
The bride-elect is graduate
of Marion College and the New
York Institute of Dietetics.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Society News
Many Parties Will Be Given Tonight
Preceding Gala Openinq of Theoter

Festivities before and after the
show and the lineup of first
nlghters bid fair to make the
grand opening of the Gayety this
evening as a legitimate theater a
gala of galas. Dinners before the
show and cocktails after are the
order OF the evening, and among
those entertaining at both will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Peter
Miller, jr. They will have as their
guests at dinner and in their box
at the theater Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
j. Sheridan III, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Spivak, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mcknight and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Elchler. After the show Miss
Susan Peters, star of tonight's
production, "The Baretts of
Wimpole Street." will be the guest
OF honor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller on Foxhall road.
Members of the cast will share
honors with Miss Peters.
DR., and Mrs. Paul Hatch will
be hosts at dinner to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. o. Saugstad, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
st. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Berliner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgway
Macy, Mrs. Clark Butler and Mr..
Lea Wilson, all of whom will be
their guests at the show.
Another dinner party in the
lineup will be given by Mr..
Charles Eulass and Mr.. Aubrey
Starke, who will be hosts to Col.
and Mrs. Ingham Mack, Col. and
Mrs. Charles A. Warner, Mr..
Robert Byrd, Miss Dorothy Tirrell,
Miss Elma Baker, Mr.. David Nc
Killop, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Walk,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Perry Lippitt,
jr., Miss Margaret Rathbone, Mr..
Leslie Butcher, Maj. and Mrs.
Fred PRAISE, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Tupper, Miss Elizabeth Mcguire,
Mr.. Bowdoin Craighill, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. James Walden, Miss
Juliette Phillips, DR.. and Mrs.
Hugh Cole, Mrs. Ellen Anderson
and Mrs. Franklin Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacobsen,
1r., will give their dinner at the
1925 F Street Club with their
guest, Mr.. Lyle Kennedy. ac-
companying them to the per-
formance. and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Layton Shipley will be hosts at
dinner at the Army and Navy
Club to Miss Margaret Woodhouse
and Mr.. James Wilson before TAX
ing them to the Gayety.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Luke w.
Finley are boxholders for tonight
and will entertain Navy Capt. and
Mrs. Claudius G. Pendill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Thompson and Mr..
and Mrs. James j. Kearney at din
ner first at the Army and Navy
Club, and Mr.. George Gaul and
Mrs. Dorothy Hodgkins Dorsey
will come to the theater after din
ing at the Statler Hotel.
The Charge d'affaires of the
Portuguese Embassy and Senhora
de Rocheta will have as their
guests tonight the embassy's new
Financial Counselor and Senhora
de Fernandes, and the Secretary
of the Embassy and Senhora de
Leitao.
Mrs. Virginia Rollwage Collier
has invited the Governor of
Puerto Rico and Mrs. Luis Munoz-
Marin, who are visiting in the
city, to join her in her box, and
her other guests will be Mrs. An
tonic Fernos-Isern, wife of the
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Chilean Pianist
Ledves on I OH

Mr.. Tapia Caballero, noted
Chilean pianist, who has been the
guest of his brother -in-law and
sister, the Counselor of the Chilean
Embassy and Sonora de Guzman-
Cruchaga. has left for Mexico City.
Mr.. Tapia-Caballero will return
to New York in about two months
after his concert tour in South
American countries,
Evening star., 1950-03-06
In the News

MI. and Mrs. Gerald Grosner
left last week for a trip to Miami
Beach and Havana, Cuba. They
will be gone about three weeks.
Mr.. David Weinstein has Joined
her mother, Mrs. Max Cohan Of
New York, at Boca Ration, Fla,
for a stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Cohen are
now occupying their new apart
ment at $500 O street.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Sets Weddinq Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Marvin
Daughtry of Faison, N. c., an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Edna Louise
Daughtry, to Mr.. Don Dimick
Niklasan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence R. Niklasan of Arlington.
The wedding will take place
March Is in North Carolina.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Miss Levin ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Levin an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Charlotte Ruth, to Mr..
Robert A. Schumer. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Schumer Of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
BY the Associated Press

DAYTON. Ohio, Sept. Six
youngsters from Texas walked
into the Montgomery County
Commission Office today.
Their leader, 16-year-old Albert
Castro. stepped up to the desk of
Commissioner Harry Munger,
grinned, and carefully counted
out a. FIVE dollar bill. II one-dollar
bills, and a 50-cent piece.
Thus was completed one of the
most unusual deals in the coun-
tvs financial history.
Three months ago the six
youths, en- route from Galveston,
Texas, to Fremont, Ohio, for the
beet-picking season, were strand
ed here when they ran out of
funds. The commissioners dipped
into the county treasury and
gave each of the six $2.75 for
fare to Fremont.
Young Castro, as he plunked
down the cash, said:
We're grateful for the help
you gave us. We promised to give
back the money, and here we
are"
Mr.. Munger said the commits
sion is authorized to provide
transportation funds for stranded
INDECENT persons who can prove
they. are residents of other States
or Counties.
"Of course" he said, I'VE don't
Evening star., 1950-09-10
House Committee
Wants 10 Improve
Parking Conditions

The House District Committee
will give Federal and District Gov
ernment agencies an opportunity
to improve parking facilities here
before any new legislation is con-
Sidered.
This was announced yesterday
by spokesman for Chairman Nc
MILAN. He said the committee
wants to hear from the various
agencies regarding definite pro-
posals, before proceeding with fu-
ture hearings or legislation. OFF,
cial printed copies of the report of
investigation of District parking
facilities were made available yes
| terday.
The committee hear number
of witnesses, both public and pri-
vate. in June on the parking prob
lem Specific proposals they ad-
vanced included:
Sale of the Civil Service Com
mission Building at Seventh and
F streets NV, to private enter
prise for replacement by new
structure. This would be devoted
to parking and other commercial
use with stores on the ground
floor This is a matter in which
the General Services Administre-
ton in involved.
Underground Mall Parking.
Underground parking on the
Mall and the Ellipse. probably with
doubie-deck facilities.
This is problem with which
the National Park Service and Ma
tional Capital Parks would be con-
cerned.
Demolition of the old Western
Market at Twenty-first and K
streets NV. and replacement of
lit with q modern structure with
parking facilities. The present
concessionaires in the market
would be given an opportunity to
occupy the new structure, which
would have parking on the upper
floors. The market is under Dis
trict Government supervision.
Improvement of parking facili-
ties at the Grand Plaza, just south
of the District Building on Four
teenth street NV. This is under
the jurisdiction of the National
Capital Parks.
Fringe parking lots on the rim
of the city, with Capital Tran
sit Co. furnishing transportation
| downtown for the motorists, who
would leave their cars at these
outlying places.
Ellipse Roadways Cited.
Parking on both sides of the
Mall drives. Park cars on the in
side of the Ellipse roadways at a
45-degree angle, with parallel
parking on the outside roadways.
| Underground parking east of
the Washington Monument on
Fourteenth street S.W., with pro-
! vision for about 1000 cars.
The possibility of bus terminal
or terminals to take parked buses
off the streets and make more
parking space available for pri-
vate automobiles.
Additional parking spaces on
downtown streets.
Wilmer II. Kelley. expert on
traffic and parking, was employed
by Chairman Mcmillan to survey
the situation here.
II President Truman's proposal
to disperse Federal Government
agencies here is adopted by Con-
gress, the Civil Service Commission
could be moved and its building
sold
Evening star., 1950-09-10
Texans Pay Back SIG so Loaned Then, in Ohio

make a practice of giving money
to everyone who asks. And when
we do, it's quite unusual that we
ever hear from the people again,
once they're on their way. It's a
rare thing when money lent like
this is paid back"
Mr.. Munger returned the $3.50
to the county treasury, and
Evening star., 1950-09-10
1000 Pocking Houses
KANSAS

KANSAS CITY.-There are
about 1000 meat-packing houses
in the United States.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

chalked up big plus sign for
human nature and the six kids
from the Lone Star State.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
| MISCELLANEOUS EoR SALE j

CAMERA, movie, S-mm. Revere mag
azine, f2.5. coated lens and case.
Protector, Revere, de luxe s5, and
case. Very latest models and used
only once. Factory guarantees. WI.
1878.
CAMERA. speedgraphic,, ,2Ax3A,
fash gun; value. $460; price. $500.
Call AID. 3461.
CAMERA. Pacemaker speedgraphit
AS, complete press outfit, over
$500 worth OF equipment; price,
S275. Ia. 74s2.
CAMERA. Retina 2; new; F-2 lens;
Schneiders with leather case; Sl0O
Call UN. 1924.
CAMERA. poleroid lamp with ex-
poSure meter. No. 269 Federal en-
lar Larger, Arsoflex camera, reasonable,
CAMERA. Leica, latest model. brand
new: IL. Summitar, coated; case;
S275. JE. 3-9636.
CAMERA, Kodak Medalist No. .. per-
tect tect condition; $225. Phone Trini-
CAMERANIkonta A. 3.5 zeiss tessar
lens. brand new, S70;. 8 en-. tele-
photo lens for Leiea, also new, S65.
CAMERA, Argus C-3 complete with
fllters. GE. 94I6.
CAMERA. Ansco $50, speedex f:6.3
coated lens, synchronized fash shut
ter and case; like new. WI. 2373.
CAMERA, Contax II, coated f2 lens
ana case, reasonable. AL. 6o9S.
CAMERA-Vokar II, 35 mil, F2 8
coated lens. Coupled range finder
and case; sell or trade. HI. S92s.
CAMERAS-Bolex 16 nm. Switar
and war ". a. case, filter slot,
SS3255 or best offer. Like new. AK.
CAMERAS - Slide protector TDC
$50; model Az. cost $500, seii eI
$50; both brand-new. CLAY, 5000
Gilston rd., Sill. Spg., Md. JU. 1915
CAMERA, new, never used, Kodak
Retina H., coupled rangefinder, So
speed to 1880; S100. 10. $3.50
Evening star., 1950-10-01
CAMERA REPAIR


Movie equip. tforeign or domestic)
BRENNER. 933 Penna. ave. NV
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs, re-
modeling:, old and new work: no Job
ttoo small. WooDMAsTER CON
TRACT1NG co" oW. 5527 any time.
CARPENTRY. general contracting.
I, Temodellns Of any kind. For the
caRPESTRYERolsbss. 9es1 phpRs E1; 99ss. closets
rms, partitions. Do own work.
CARPENTRY Cabinets. Bookcases. cases
rec; rooms. etc; basement to attic.
G. F. ST. DENIS. LU. 1-5572. 3
CARPENTRY - Complete remodeling,
repairing or building; Wash, Va.
and Nd; free estimates. Vienna
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
alton rms. porches incl. stairways.
dormer, windows; residential or COM
CARPENTRY of ali kinds. Cabinet
work; storm doors and windows;
FREYs. Ii. 6-e74o. Il
CEMENT WORK, general repairing.
Take old and make new. CHARLES
CEMENT work. fiaestone walks. ter
races, .patios. brick work; work guar
,lrrsESr antseS; 2S gs ysS' exp: AT; 1870 2
stone terrsees HaEs SIona eh,mness mns as as
places, cement driveways, porches.
retaining walls, pipe drainage; ali
kinds Of waterproohng. r. MAR
CUCCIO. Route 8, Horners lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35SS.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
RooTER.. phone RA. 1888 any day.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

AQUARIUM, two 10-gallon tanks with
stand; lishts, filter. motor. etc.
AatARiuM. atj RstSM s5 gals. stand and
lisht; finest rolled base construc-
AoTARf1M, elGn f1S oS' 81 asgS salons, nxht in
cluded, SIS or best ofier. TE. 3l72.
AoUARIUMs AND sUPPLIEs-Live
Daphnia and fresh Tubifex; no linn
ITS u.s. on quantities sold nor reserya-
only. Free portion Of either Of
these fine live foods with purchases
Of 81 or more. Beautiful red Wag-
tai Swords, $1.75 pr; Flame sword
ta1iS: Sl.50 pr; large gold wags,
zzs6Tas, si@5 pr' Ages, al HiIIssf'as siaes'
ing pairs; Aspranotus, s3.75 pr.
Many other healthy FISH displayed
IN clean tanks; Buy local-bred ash
test Sreeder 'rgm TPs %ashinstSns Ss1in largest
speaks for Itself. Tanks OF all sizes sizes
built to order in our own shop. Re-
IATURE TRoPTcAL AouARTuMM, tnjM
AouARIilhhss SgH 1ffh St; 5a1. an:w. Ia 5311;
ssssofiss: prefer to 'adIP'' seiI as al unit. at.
AouARfIGSMs. assorted sizes, air
PUMP PUMP: fsh q, and misc items; Arsofex
AQUARIUMS (3), Aerator, healthy
plants angel fish: moons. wagtails;
ARCOLA. section; in use; change
aI1To lnIS sas; Ran,G 9th re:
condition. $3.50; S. & w. auto
gas heater. 50. RA. 1850.
BABY CARRIAGE. Storkiine. excel
ient knatx condition. reasonably priced
BABY CARRIAGE, cost $40 new
excellent condition; $50. Wicker
sstroiler, good condition; SIS. UN
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer, PRACTICAL,
new, de luxe full-size collapsible
only $50 to avoid moving: also ca,
bed and bathinette. Sligo 1857, -
BABY CARRIAGE, bassinet with mat.
tresS and stroller; all for $50. 27Ol
4th st. NV, Apt. 40S.
BABY CARRIAGE, Welsh, folding
waterproof mattress; excel. car bed
- Scales S25 for all. 10. 3-4s45. ii
S9f,ls S9S, i,s4Es;zIpa J lss play pen. SIS; elec
"; l toilet seat. soc; nylon car.
rage net; 81 .a5; Call between s
BABY CARRIAGE, gray Storkline
and PAD Sl5. Very good cond. vii
BABY CARRIAGE, whitney, fire.,
wheeler; playpen: both in goor
condition. Can deliver. RA. 2I77. $
Evening star., 1950-10-01
MIscL. FOR SALE tcensJ

ANTIQUES. period furniture. china
ssfsRSre BERRS HILL oLa ART1ouEs, STlnsI tSAm mi
vest q Alexandria on Duke st
ANTIQUES-Handsome pier mirror
frame, APPROX. 52x1OS-in.. S100
melodeon and stool. $50; rose carvee
cond coad cssyeTns an snd sds Tsms sba n exss ISL
ga. Dr.; silver quad. plated tea ket'
tie on stand, spirit burner. $40
ANTIQUES-Pair of brass cande,
labra, 81 3; shaving cups. crescent
bone dishes. hand-painted vases
plates ara!siss slasSS, shhg shina, miscellaneous
ANTIQUES-Lion sHead sofa, irish
harp style With or without Hide,
am, 81 pm.
AlMS,TlIoUEs1HELEN l, HANNA. 1922
fnn fmiSoth e 1tsd." look." Afthf'06 cH 6s14. 4a ''
ANTIQUES-Haviland, Meissen, Dres-
den, cut and pressed glass; excel
lent values. CO. 2746. u
CHESTS, drawers. wash
stanos., drop-ieat and occ tables
beds. desks. sofas. misc. FA. $3.50
4 solid cherry drop-leai
tables, 3 pine corner cupboards, dry
sink; maple and pine secretary
cherry and mahogany chest of draw
ers; small tables in cherry, pine
walnut and mahogany; Pennsylvania
solid walnut birdcage. tilt-top table
snake feet with pads.
THE SILVER SLEIGHBELL
st. Z. "a mi, below Seven Corners. Va
ph0ne FA ain
Evening star., 1950-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BEDS, Hollywood, Simmons; sterilized
pa'eSSsSi B. e. sURPIus S1Pifsf SALES. 4 591-5fs sft
New Jersey ave. NV.
BEDS, maple, twin. EngIander; mat
tresses and springs. Never used
Will sacrifice. GE. 3007.
BEDs--1 folding. ! single, i couch
Jo. 1880. ~ ~ wy
BEDS-Hospital. new. S35; also twin
beds; dining room suite. 1O-pc., $s5;
! other furniture. Ia. 2760. Il
BEDS-Hollywood twin size; new;
never used; $3.50 ea. LO. 3-8517.
BEDS-one metal double bed, COM
plete: 2 single springs; reasonable.
good condition; both Tor $50 Phone
CHI. 1901. Il
BEDS. twin mahogany, with mat
tresses and springs, Al condition,
$50 for both. Call AK. 1865.
BEDS-Simmons. double, inner-spring
mattress, coil spring and inner
spring mattress. complete, $50; Ak
minister 9x12 rug, $50; muskrat fur
Goat $50; all in very good condition.
BED DAVENPORT. Highriser. twin
gSS9d1 gSs1 Hnf ,naersprtnF spa mattress, ME.
BEDRooM-NeW and used; Holly
wood units, complete with head
boards. single, double, n sizes, $40
to S65; coil, box springs, mattresses;
CHESTS; dressers, vanittes, $40 to
S35; bedroom suites. $50 to $50;
robes; also living room and dinette
| DAWSON FURNITURE CO, Ware
house, rear 4107 MINI. ave. me-,
BEDRooM SET. mahogany. double
bed. dresser and chest of drawers;
reas.: good cond. DE. 1859.
BEDRM. SET. birdseye maple, 7 pcs,
good condition, $l00; baby car
riage. excel, cond.. S16. Gil. 4400,
BEDRooM sET-Excellent. like new;
ali drawers dust proof; dble. bed
chest. dresser with mirror. bureau
with mirror, bench; worth $3.50
sacrifice. $3.50 or best offer. Come
any time til IL pm. 1880 Belmon,
st. NV. bsmt. BERRY. NO. 0543
BEDROOM SUITE. blond nah. bed
Ghestro6e, vanity dresser Sl26
BEDRM. SUITE. 4 pieces, double bed
spr and mattr,, dresser. chest OF
drWrs., vanity. $3.50. Elmwood 1858
BEDROOM SUITE. z pcs, good cond
RssnsooNV1 n 20 VI 5qsl rp n.,,s, d.
Dresser, Pre- Night Stand. Crotch Nah;
BEDROOM SUITE. reasonable. ia
Evening star., 1950-10-01

BAsSINEETTE, large size with mat.
s size 80, 81. GIL, 6413.
haTH aa Mo1asy Tns; ussd ed psTtect sGde condition
used plumbins n'ia fixtures. 60 BEocR's heS rs
,3o5G N st. NV. NO. 1903.
BATHTUBS. new. used; built-in legs
SIZES n1s co cSossas 9 tSsets Sa ave R5ERaEsS p 55sS
BED; double. beautiful maple, bo,
Mon. after 6 pm
BED. maple. single complete; S25
BED, twin and single, innersprins
s5Te .T rag. Faalo and many other items
BED, double, metal, good spring anc
mattress, $40. MI. 4436.
ED, b,1s.S single, Sis, poster, s spring dresser
sa5e"u; saos oRi Risat sssi table good condition
BED. Double. modern. walnut. com.
single. 81. CHI. 401S.
BED, Rollaway;. single, inner-sprin,
HIth small .faals afntiaue - chairs, s29e 1EeI
BED, Maple, dbl. springs and inner,
spring mattress. Sl5. Also bo,
spring and mattress $10. FA. 9414
BED, double, bleached NAH, gooe
condition. Call 81. 65SS.
BED-Genuine mahog. headboard
complete with frames for twin beds
perfect cost $125. sell $50; luxury
felt dble. mattress. satin damasR
cover, perfect, S35. Apex washer
$50. Mahog. china cabinet, $50
ia. S342.
BED, dble., solid maple. simmon:
sprgs., $50; mahog. dressing table
So; wal. buffet. SO. RA. $3.50.
BED, youth, with innerspring mat
tress, practically new. AD 1945
BED, single, metal, coil spring, in
nerspring mattress, new, $50. OR
1925. 3502 T st. NV.
BED. Simmons HOLLYWOOD. double
metal folding table. chairs; excel
condition; $50. Box 57-Z, Star.
BED. double, solid mahogany frame
no spring or mattress; traditiona
style. HO. S102. EN-. 1S45.
BED, folding day type, prac. new
$40. EN- 5946.
BEDS-Twin. inlaid mahog.. beau
Dresser to match; Antique table,
S25. AID. 0362.