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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
CIT, PAKLAUS SYKIT!

amerikieciu spaudos puslapiuo-
seD.
Kalbu apie Ciurlionio ansamb-
Ii ne jo vadovo Alfonso Mikuls-
kio inspiruotas, o apie Bostono
chora ne wien todel, kad jaime
kuri laika dainavau, bet - kair
jaunyste praleides choruose, pa
zistas musu muziku ir dirigentV
savybes bel ambicijas., Visai
neutraliai, nebijodamas pianisto
prof. V. Baceviciaus "ekskomu.
nikos'', noriu kviesti visus mu.
zikos kolektyvu vadovus darniai
pasidalinti Dainavos Sales re.
pl ezentacijos barais ir kiekvie.
nam kilti aukstyn pagal savo je.
gas ir ismanyma. Kas bandc
kritikuoti ir zeminti kito SEX.
mingai dirbama ir lietuviu tau.
tai daug naudos atnesanti dar.
ba, teparodo ka geresnio.
Ciurlionio ansamblis per visa
desimtmeti buvo ne vienos ku.
rios vietoves, bet visos DANA.
vos Sales representatives. Jis
tai pasieke nuosekliu darbu
tvirtai laikydamasis pirmoj eilej
liaudies dainu repertuaro. Jis
yra Klaipedos ir Vilniaus sauliy
rinktiniu choru isdava. Didis mu.
su nemirstamu paveikslu daili.
ninkas ir muzikas Mykalojus
Konstantinas Ciurlionis, kuris
gyvas budamas pats dirigavo
chora Vilniuje, atsikeles is Rasu
kopu, tik didziuotusi Ciurlionic
ansambliu ir nebartu il, jei ne
visas jo~ dainas jis dainuoja
Antra vertus, Sis ansamblis yra
vertas lietuviu visuomenes pa
garbos ir del to, kad jis dabar-
ties aplinkybese pastoviai ir
aukstai issilaike jau istisa au-
dringa desimtmeti.
Lietuvoje buvo ir daugiau zy.
miu choru ir kitokiu muzikos
kolektyvu. Bet kur jie siandien
Ir tremtyje ju buvo nemaza. Ko.
del jie nepersikele uz vandeny.
nu? Toks Wiesbadeno ansamb.
lis taip pat buvo garsus. Bet
nusikeles j Seligenstatda, ne.
drasiai vadinosi senuoju vardu
kai naujosios stovyklos vardas
jam neprigijo. Sveikintina, kad
bent Dainavos ansamblis is Ha-
nau atgyja Chicagoje, Stepo So
deikos vadovaujamas.
Tai pavyzdziai, kurie rodo,
kad muzikams reikia daugiau
atkaklumo ir verzlumo, ko Ciur-
lionio ansamblio vadovui ne
truksta. Ed. Karnenas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16

lams skirta zurnala. Mes ia patti
vadova toliau bevartant, dar kills
desimtys ir simtai klausimq, j
kuriuos lures kas nors atsakyti.
@ kas gi kitas galetu tai pada-
ryti, jei ne Lietuviu Kalbos
Draugijos numatytasis Lietuviu
Kalbos Centras per kalbos reika-
lams skirta zurnala! V. r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
VIENA DIENA SU VADOvU

Pagaliau ir musu redakcija
pasieke "Lietuviu kalbos vado-
vas". Jei kas anksciau butu sa-
kes, kad per viena diena gall
prireikti bent keliolika kartu j
j pasiziureti, butu atrode ne
itiketina, bet taip istikruju atsi-
tiko.
stai skaitau rankrasti, CANA
gerai parasyta, bet tai Sen, tai
ten Wis pasitaiko zodis, dau-
CELLO nevienodai rasomas. Ir be
vadovo tokiais atvejais galima
pataisyti, jei kas negerai para
syta, bet dabar yra kur patik-
rinti - katras gi teisus: auto
rius, ar redakttorius.
Pavyzdziui, raudu parasyta
"sekmingas''. Visada uzdedam
taska an e, jei tik ta trukuma
pastebim, bet dabar norris pa
sijusti drasiau: o ka gi sake
Vadovas apie tai! Taip, reikia
tasko. Tikesimes, kad ir visi, ku-
rie raso, tokiais atvejais pasiru-
pins zvilgtereti j Vadova, kai
tik abejoja.
Arba, zodis "vaidila". Visaip
raso - ir y, t. ", vaidila ir
vaidyla. Vadovas aiskiai sake:
vaidila.
Stai vel zodis ''isdava" -ge-
ras jis ar negeras? Kartais bal
demes to zodzio, keisdavom j
'padariniu" ar kuo kitu. Vado-
We tas zodis yra. Tiesa, pazyme-
tas, kaip naujadaras, bet ne
pasmerktas, leidziamas vartoti.
Gerai, to zodzio daugiau nebesi-
baiminim.
Bet tuojau paaiskeja, kad ir
Vadovas ne visus klausimus
atsako. stai, pavyzdziui, posa-
kis: "as pazistu jo savybes".
sio zodzio kartais bijoma del
dvieju priezasciu: kad jis esas
rusisko zodzio "svojstvo' YER
timas, ir kad lietuviskai jis dar
gall butt vartojamas ir kita
prasme, butent, "susieisim, pasi-
kalbesim savybeje", tai yra -
savuju tarpe.
Vadove nurodyta, kad savybe
yra savotiskas pobudis, anglis-
kai - property, prancuziskai =
propriete, vokiskai = Eigen-
schaft. Angliskas ir pranclzis-
kas zodis atitinka ir lietuviska
nuosavybe, nors lietutviskai sa-
vybes ir nuosavybes negalime
sutapdinti. O tos kitos savybes
prasmes vadovas visai nemini.
Neaisku, ar tai tik siaip jau pra-
leista, ar tai yra tos antrosios
prasmes pasmerkimas.
Vokiskajai "Eigenschaft" ir
rusiskaj "svojstvo' savokai mu-
su kalboje yra ir "ypatybe", kuri
Vadove yra. Is to tenka spresti,
kad Vadovas leidzia vartoti ypa-
tybe ir savybe lygiagreciai tai
paciai savokai reiksti. Bet gai-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16

Tvirbutas tylejo. Jam dar nemalo-
niau pasidare, kai pamate kambariuo-
Sc uosve.
Ma taip, Peter. Beveik visi daik-
tai kelionei jau sudeti.
Palauk dar gaiziai pasake
Tvirbutas.
Helen uzsidegdama isplete axis:
- Kodel? Kas kliudo?
= Labai paprastai: nesijauciu
siandiena sveikas -.
Helen rimtai supyko ir staiga apsi-
sukus nuejo.
Pietus valge trise, su uosve. Val
duokliskai atrode. Barskejo tik pakei-
ciami ir naudojami indai. zmoniu kali
bos nebuvo girdeti.
Pc pietu Tvirbutas sedejo salione
ir klausesi radio. Tuo metu suskambe-
jo telefonas. Ir skambejo CANA ilgai.
Is virtuves atbego Tvirbutiene ir SUI
bare savo vyra.
- Nagi tn cia pat sedi ir nepasi-
judini!
Tau daugiausia skambina, ne
man. Tad ir dabok, - priekaistingai
atsake vyras.
zmona paeme telefono rageli ir
bematant atsikirto:
- Sc, kalbek! Kaip tik TAU.
Bus daugau
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Is LAIKIAU PAMALDAS w
S T A l. l N A

Idomus staciatikiq dvisiski0
pasipasakojimas. so puslapiq
knygele. kama - so centq
Galima uzsisakyti DirvOje, SUM-
Giant SOC paste zenklais, arba
S1.OO uz dvi
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Evening star., 1950-01-20

overthrow the legally established
powers in Bulgaria, proved before
the court that His Excellency, the
Plenipotentiary Minister of the
United States in Sofia, Mr..
Donald Read Heath, had been in
contact with Traicho Kostov and
Tzonu Tzontchev, convicted by
the Bulgarian Court for treason
and espionage, and had allowed
himself to take action not in line
with his diplomatic functions. BY
this, he had shown abrupt inter-
ference in the interior affairs of
the Peoples Republic of Bulgaria
concerning it's sovereignty as we'll
as its National Security.
In view of these circumstances,
the Bulgarian government an
nounces to the Government of
the United States that it considers
its Plenipotentiary Minister in
Sofia. Mr.. Donald Read Heath, as
persona non grata and requests
the United States Government for
his immediate recall from Bull
garia.
Evening star., 1950-01-20

terday charged that he had al
lowed himself to take action not
in line with his diplomatic func-
tions." thus interfering in Bull
garian affairs concerning national
security. For these reasons. Bull
garia declared Mr.. Heath persona
non grata-personally unwelcome.
The American note today set
no time limit on this Govern
ment's threat to break relations
completely, but action is expected
to develop swiftly unless Bulgaria
shows signs of changing its at
titude.
Bulgaria and the United States
have been at odds since the Sofia
government sprang up behind the
Iron Curtain in early postwar days.
The United States has backed
several charges in the United
Nations that Bulgaria gave haven
and support to guerrilla forces
warning against Greece.
The United States and Britain
have charged that Bulgaria, Ro-
mania and Hungary have violated
their peace treaty guarantees of
fundamental human rights.
Bulgaria said last night the
international Court of Justice at
The Hague was not empowered
to delve into these charges.
Romania and Hungary already
have taken similar position.
Bulgaria sent the court a letter.
signed by Foreign Minister Vladi-
mir Poptomov, which said Bull
garia was not member of the
United Nations and has not &C
cepted and does not accept the
jurisdiction" of the International
Court.
The United Nations asked the
court last October to hand down
an advisory opinion on the
charges. The court today set Feb
ruary 28 as the date for hearing
the case.
Bulgar-Yugoslav Tension Rises.
Strained relations between Bull
garia and Yugoslavia also grew
worse yesterday. The Bulgarian
government demanded that Yu-
goslavia Ambassador Yossip Djer-,
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Bulgaria
Continued From First Page.)

United States Government will be
obliged to withdraw the United
States diplomatic mission from
Bulgaria and ask for the recall of
the Bulgarian diplomatic mission
from the United States"
First Such Step Since War.
Such a break, officials said,
would be the first time the United
States has severed diplomatic re-
lations with any country since
World War II. This Government
has refused to recognize the Chi
nese Communist regime and never
has recognized Albania's Commu-
mist government. but does main
tain relations with other Commu-
mist governments in Eastern Eu-
rope.
In accusing Bulgaria of making
it virtually impossible for the
American Legation to function in
Sofia, the American note men,
toned "crippling restrictions" on
entry and movement of United
Evening star., 1950-01-20

States officials and "a campaign
of persecution against the Lega-
tion's Bulgarian employees"
This campaign, the note said,
had resulted "in the execution of
two such employees. the death of a
third after maltreatment by the
police, and the arrest and torture
of Others" The "only crime" of
these Bulgarian employees has been
their association with the Ameri-
can Legation in routine duties,
the note said.
The Bulgarians have charged
that Mr.. Heath deliberately lied in
denying contacts with Kostov,
although the American note today
said the Bulgarian government
was fully aware" that the charges
against Mr.. Heath were wholly
unfounded."
The demand for Mr.. Heath's re-
call also mentioned alleged con-
tact with Tzonu Tzontchev, who
also was convicted in Bulgaria for
treason and espionage.
Not directly accusing Mr.
Heath of espionage in its recall
demand, the Bulgarian note yes
Evening star., 1950-01-20

ployes, the death of a third after
maltreatment by the police. and
the arrest and torture of others.
All of these employees were en-
gagged only in such routine duties
as is accepted as normal practice
in diplomatic missions through
out the civilized world.
The United States, in renewing
formal relations with Bulgaria in
1947, pointed out that the estab-
lishment of diplomatic relations
did not in itself imply approval
or disapproval of the acts and
policies of the Bulgarian govern
ment. 1t has been the hope of the
United States Government that
minimum standards of interna-
tional comfy with regard to the
maintenance of diplomatic inter-
course would be observed. The
Bulgarian government has, how
ever, fallen far below even those
minimum standards in conducting
its relations with the United
States.
Accordingly. unless the Bulga-
rian government withdraws it's
note of January 10 and demon
strates its willingness to observe
established international stand
ards of conduct, the United States
Government must conclude that
the Bulgarian government does
not desire to maintain normal
relations. In these circumstances
the United States Government
will be obliged to withdraw the
United States diplomatic mission
from Bulgaria and ask for the re-
call of the Bulgarian diplomatic
mission from the United States.
FOLLOWING is the. tert of the
Bulgarian note of January 10:
The Legation of the Peoples
Republic of Bulgaria in Washing
ton. D. c., has been requested by
the Bulgarian Government to
notify the State Department of
the following:
The evidence from the trial of
the criminal group of fragrant
spies and traitors led by Traicho
Kostov, which was planning to
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Text of Note to BuIqdrio

The folloDing is the tert of
today's American reply to the
Bulgarian note of January 10
requesting the recall OF the
United States Minister: !
The Legation of the United
States of America has been in
structed by the United States
Government to deliver to the Bull
garian government the following
reply to the note verbale delivered
to the Department of State by the
Bulgarian Legation in Washington
on January 10. 1850, requesting
the recall from Bulgaria of the
American Minister.
The charges on which the Bull
garian government has based this
demand are wholly unfounded, as
the Bulgarian government itself
is fully aware. Moreover. the
Undersecretary Of State, Mr..
James e. Webb, on December IL,
1949. stressed to DR.. Peter Voutov,
the Bulgarian Charge d'Affaires
In Washington. that the United
States took a very serious view of
such reckless accusations against
the American Minister, which
caused this Government to ques-
ton the Bulgarian governments
intentions with respect to the
maintenance of normal and
friendly relations with the United
States.
The Bulgarian government has
over a period of two years in
creasingly subjected the Legation
to a series of indignities and re-
strictions which have now made
1t virtually impossible for the Le-
cation to perform its normal dip
lomatic and consular functions.
In addition to Gripping restric-
tions on the entry and movement
of United States officials assigned
to the Legation. the Bulgarian
government has pursued a cam
paign of persecution against the
legations Bulgarian employees
whose only crime has been their
association with the Legation.
This campaign has resulted in
the execution of two such en-
Evening star., 1950-01-20

dja and two other Belgrade dip
lomats leave Sofia.
At the same time Sofia sent a
note to Tito's government charg-
ing that its officials had taken
part in a revolt against Bulgaria.
The Bulgarian press depart
ment announced that Yugoslav
spies had been seized in Sofia and
would be tried before a Bulgarian
court.
The note to Yugoslavia said the
Kostov trial had proved that re-
sponsible members of the Yugo-
slav government and officials of
the Yugoslav Embassy had acted
Evening star., 1950-01-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ***A-13
20.

driving snowstorm before it was
able to land. When he stepped
from the Embassy plane. MIR. Allen
told newsmen he wanted to see
Premier-Marshal Tito "just as
soon as I can"
His arrival conceded with a new
storm in the relations between
Tito's government and the Mos
cow dominated Cominform coun-
tries. The latest eruption was q
demand by Bulgaria for with
drawal of the Yugoslav Ambassa-
dor in Sofia,
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Allen Reaches Belgrade,
Anxious to Visit Tito

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Jan.
10 (R.-George v. Allen, new
American Ambassador to Yugo-
slavia, arrived today in the midst
of two storms-one meteorological
and one political.
His plane lowered over the Bel
grade Airport for an hour in a
Evening star., 1950-01-20

in the alleged plot as meters, in
spirers and organizers.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
DAIMATTANS
FARM 6 GARDEN

TOP SOIL. fll dirt. blue stone.
ming and removing. SH. 5l10. -27
LANDSCAP1NG Expert. sodding
also, top soil, gravel. blue stone, etc,
faction. Call Ashton 569s, day or
FLaEGsToNE WALKS, terraces. fire-
places, .f1shponds, retaining walls,
york. ESTb; MAEcqPeIGio 56sPeI. MS Route :;
Plant sHaDE TREES. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now We also
ssgs:itss' ta In '0dd9s HoNs TGF N1FsERY f5ss
s1g Arer A road. lGES ayas.syilie NHseAM Md
Tel Warfield 4756 or Union aS36
LANDSCAPING-Special sodding, 27c
per yd. up; topsoil. grading. plowing,
driveways, cement and brick work.
retaining walls. Free estimate. Day
VIRGIN ToPsOIL. best quality, any
quantity; quick delivery; driveway
gravel. Ii. 3-2.75, Ii. 4-7534 -25
3 GANG MOWER. 54-in. cut, 5000;
Eclipse tornado. S195. MALONEY'S
INC. Open Fri. till .. Silver Spring.
Mall MALI oLS CHAIS SAW. sales ar and service,
L. II. G: CUB TRACTOR, 9s4-h.p.,
now $3.50; Farmall Super A, ST go;
C" fully hyd. S1.335. MALO-
NEY'S. INC, Silver Spring, SH 1880.
BABY CHICKS, Kasco feeds: Burpee
seeds, REQ mowers; Planet, Jr trac-
tors; fertilizer. lime. FARMERS
FEED STORE. Rockville, Md. Phone
Rockville 1892.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. ming,
planting. transplanting, sodding.
lawns made. renovated. tree work.
hagstone walks. cement walks and
driveways. w. c. WALKER. SH. 1890
DAVID BRADLEY portable power
saw, 6I2 h.p.; practically new, sell
dom used; orig. cost. S416; sell
for $500: owner being called back
in service K. M. OREM, AP. 1890
BIRD BATHS. benches, vases. wall
cement. 3O4 D st. me-. TR. 1906. .
Evening star., 1950-07-23
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FRESH COWS-Holstein and rs
sprlnging heifers. All are T.B.
tested. Bangs vaccinated, and are
excellent dairy stock. Phone Vienna
BULL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT finest
old. J. T. GIBBONS, Haymarket,
Va. Jhone Haymarket 1-F-Ol daily
except Sat. and Sun, RE. 1920 be-
BExTTrFuL isxSn 4 asf sfad RoksE, R;n p.,om,,o.
3 yrs. old, broken and well man
nered. LU. 1851. 1434 18th st.
STEADY AND DEPENDABLE team team of
We ToFk 5lafa horse s,Is Isas. Port Tobacco, Nd.
PONIES FOR sALE-Reas.; 1s hands;
to 7 yEs; old. Bowie 3439. -23
BEAUTIFUL s. yr. old black mare
with white MARKINGS; ,2-yr. .-old
2 big bay hunters, l open Jumper;
! 5-yr;- ;-oId gray hunter prospect;
combination riding and work
mare; : gentle ponies. Rockville
gSsg; eyes, Hu. 9015. "a
MILK COWS-one Guernsey, | Hol-
sona6le Tn soes sH iS4ltS 4n6a cows tested s 5sa
THOROUGHBRED Filly, yrs. old
well bred. raced unplaced this sea-
son; reasonable VI. S4S7.
FON AND SADDLE, u. Z. FEENEY,
Colesville, Md. SH. 62O7.
FOR, SALE: Two-year-old Holstein
milk COW, fresh May 90. Bangs
tested. Production about 4ia gals.
1dlshy Price 5000. Phone Waterford.
GATED MARE. BUGGY, HARNESS,
saddle. 4yr.-old dark gold mare,
WA. 6049.
PONY. STALLION. SALE OR TRADE,
yrs. old, show prospect, gentle.
WA. 6049
BEAUTIFUL gated palamino stallion,
young, unusually gentle, broken to
saddle. 4 yrs. old. dark. Gold mare.
excel. jumper. GOOD disposition, rid
den by children. Big registered
thoroughbred, yrs. old. good Jump
er. Black saddle horse, unusual
spirit and bearing. reas. for good
home, MISS KOLLOCK, 81. 6096.
3 PRETTY PONIES; one 4-yr-old
gelding, two 6-yr.-old hunters. Eng.
saddles and brides for horses, ponies.
/ good Sulky, GIL, 30T4
Evening star., 1950-07-23
BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

IRISH sKG SETTER PUPS, s wks. old
sda5 AkG FeE'' champion bloodlines. oWo
SHIPPING PLACE, dogs. cats, 4 etc Al
sizes, light weight. Low cost. 72l
Oglsthorps nv, RA. 3445. 80
9Ss Sss5 OlqRd Win5niI male b both cor 60 mos; Old
GERMAN 1sHEPHiEfRD PUPPIES, Axe
reg. home, raised with childreni
female; hnnsd irdkan ~ years old Axe res
BULLDOGS, English-For sale, Axe
registered champion stock; reason
able. 1923 -30th st. Sc, VI. 1893
bet. 6 and 9 pm, Sunday, all day
TOY POODLE PUPPY. white. m male:
also 51a-lb. toy poodle at stud. Best
PERSIAN AND ANGoR9a' ira KITTENS.
sseedisrsssdd' se5 SD beaTtifql aoad sI colors s10
sian or siamese Kittens: some a.
special prices; 9 miles north Silver
spE. on Ga: ave-. Rt; 81; Stop 81
5s7S r SsEO's1 Sh se Ma MRs Ra0nss aoA9
rneln oaoc 49,
baGasHHND meifi Ati gIHP: fuP. Axe: black and
tan, s months; show prospect. Call
IPxa fSDne bHEBs; VIensa yGapf 4ssnR and breeders
COLLIES. Axe registered: sable and
white; innoc, and Mormeed: s35 up;
TOY BOSTON TERRIER, Ia yrs.
&kc az rem tsmals $50 0eeasifsl oR sss7 markings
SIAMESE KITTENS. exquisite blue
eyed glamour pussies desire appreci-
cntye attye owner; rsas; KE. 3-5346.
beautiful, healthy; no papers. WA,
RABBITS FOR SALE, New Zealand;
white, black Dutch. faun rex. blue
rex Ff and, and sp1ts' %d e34 Montgomery
sPRINGER sPANIELs. all males;
Axe: AZ z months old; sacrifice. S35.
BEAeEE EA 4 j; PUPS, $40 ga. HI. ssss.
blanket, female pups; no papers but
BoSER sSSf oreeGdiPP PGPP faWp Sr0 e. fsmaf H. o6l4
registered, partially HOUSE housebroRen' KEN
cropped, innoculated; reasonable.
RABBITS. N. z. reds and whites,
chinchillas; Flemish, Dutch. Angora
naa+ and Polish; Polish. We are ,,l,1 buying good
bitry, WHITE HOUSE RABBITRY,
RGsTnN GsiTfaX' TEs VA p,FR phone s,rppIs 354;J-2
and female t2), Axe reg; also pug
puppies, male and female; all under
vet supervision. Call Daleview 9O27.
BOXERS. fawn, Axe, 3 mo, sire
zarin Of Avenel. 1905 Woodside
pkwy.. Silver Spring, Md.
BOXER, fawn, Oh. Abbott at stud
Visit his latest pups now. Other
stock for sale. Laurel 396-R.
COOKERS, housebroken, Axe reg,
trained; red and blond; $25. Laurel
396-R
GERMAN short-hair pointer, male,
IL mos, Axe registered, beautifully
marked; good hunting or as stud
dog. S150. DI. 1855.
2 BEAUTIFUL beagle pups. 5 mos.
old; fine hunting stock; $40 pair.
INQUIRE Meinhardt's Garage, THEO.
RANDALL Brandywine, Md.
COCKER PUPS. females, black, reg,
Axe; reas.: excellent pedigree; sire
at stud LO. 5-0604.
PIT BULL. female, 8 mo. old; $40.
10, S-7246.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO Iss grand d.. mahossng soss gxs1 # od
sacrifice M "i for 81 100. Wo. eSY5i. SYSiooO'
PIAN9-Kna5e LANG lnalS nprisht; Ies beautiful
piano; sacrifice $500. GE. 3941.
PIANO. practice, Clayier; good me-
clicks. Adjustable tension; bargain
PIANO by Baldwin, baby srand, 5 It.
4 in; $685.. Ii. 3-1604.
PIANO. Steinway Grand, recondition-
ed This buy cannot be duplicated .avted
RATNER's MUSIC STORE. 736 18th
PIANO, parlor grand excellent buy;
sacrifice; $125. ia. 4-1526.
PIANO, spinet. mahog.. like new. Cal
PIANO, Story d Clark; small apt. up
right with bench; mahog.; fine tone
$685.. CHI. 7160.
PLANO. Acrosonie splnet and conSols
models. built by Baldwin: embodies
features OF small grands and up'
action. durability and eye-appealini
case designs In MAHOGANY. walnut
Exclusive a. HUGO MQRRcH. o2'
PIANO apt. size spinet. Call Wo
RsEisct @aa oondition: saod' y cal s'haS'R oR
PIANO-If you are interested in buy.
ing q new or used piano at a really
worthwhile saving don't miss the
/ values that Jordan's are ofIerinf
during their july clearance. Choose
from dozens of the latest models ol
lowest prices c: the year and start
your payments October 1st ST
9400. JORDAN PIANO CO.. corner
pIxNn Issh and ASS G SIC IN NV od., ,-;5. m;s5
| large sounding board, good tone
good condition; sos. Tower 5397
PLANO, antique square grand, $3.50 Oh
best offer. TIE. S452.
offer; sacrifice. 4S16 41st st. NV.
more than S25: Cali Ii. 3-4741.
PlANO-Blond Wurlitzer spinet; per.
PIANO, srambaeh. small grand; ex'
Gel: cond.. $3.50. oV: 0631.
beautiful mahogany finish and won.
dertul tone; rebuilt by Carol
fiano sREp; Ss95 Gd d1,ns sH e46s
good cond,: S75. DE. OH.
PlANo-ModernN console, Acrosonic
! year old; perfect condition. $500
CHI S764. -23
PIANO-Apt. size spiuet, exceilen
condition; reasonable. Call WO. 1899
ga
PIANO. medium size, winter upright
mahog., lovely style; in good cond
S175. 1902 Colesville rd.. Hyatts.
Md. No phone -23
PIANO. Geo. Steck.. l yr. old, perfec
cond. Call HU. 5000, Ext. 53S, Fri
and Sat. ewes; all day Sun. -23
PIANO. Kranich u Bach. 500. Apt
! 3O9, Tudor Hall. 10th and Mass
ave: NV. EX. 6997.
PIANOS-Save as much as 500 or
brand-new standard-make piano,
at the PIANO MART. 1015 7th st
NV. Buy on our special 80 daS
trial plan. 1t costs you nothing
PIANOS; only at Campbell Music Co
| Will you hnd new Steinway grand!
and consoles. We also have a few
reconditioned Steinway grands
priced substantially below the new
price. All are the latest models
and fully guaranteed Convenient
terms. Liberal allowance for roul
present piano. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO., 110S G st. NV. DI. S464.