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Evening star., 1950-11-16
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

cloudy and windy late tonight
low 35 to 40 west and 40, to AZ
east portion. Tomorrow partly
cloudy, windy and colder.
Virginia-Rather cloudy. scat.
tered showers west and centra
portions this afternoon and in east
portion early tonight followed by
partly cloudy and windy tonight
low 40 to As west and north anc
As to so southeast portion. To.
Evening star., 1950-11-16

- Walter said it was quite a sur
prise to find his brother in the
next bed when he was wheeled
into the ward Saturday. although
he knew Hobert had been hurt
and was at Walter Reed.
Hobert, who has been at the
hospital since early September, but
still bedridden, is busy showing his
older brother the ropes Of hospi-
tai routine.
Hobert has been In the Army
seven months, Walter for almost
two years. Their parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur c. Beaver, visited the
brothers early this week. They
have a sister and three younger
brothers at home.
Walter was with the 38th Regi.
ment of the End Infantry Division
Evening star., 1950-11-16

A little over two months age
Corpl. Walter Beaver was fighting
In Korea and his younger brother
Pvt. Hobert Beaver, was about
to go there.
Today, the two brothers from
Jolo, w. Va. are in adjoining
beds in Walter Reed Hospital
Both have spinal injuries that
have partially paralized them.
Walter. 10, stopped some
machine gun bullets while crouch
ing in a foxhole September 8
near the Naktong River front
Hobert, IT. however, was in
jured in a truck accident about
the same time while home on
furlough just before he was to
ship out for a West Coast en-
barkatiOn center.
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Korean Casually Toll Hits
I28,S81, With 4,798 Dead
By the Associosed Press

The Defense Department said
today American casualties in the
Korea war rose to 28,881 through
midnight last Friday-4,798 of
them dead. o.
This was an increase Of 646
over the total announced week
ago. The figures cover casualties
whose next of kin were notified
through Friday.
OF the deaths, 4,283 were killed
in action, and the remained died
of wounds. A total of 20,251 have
been wounded in action, and 4,347
are missing.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
|S62 Million u. 5. LOAF
To Spain Hinges on
Economic Reforms
BY the Assoeioted Press


A $62.5 million American loan
fund is now available to Spain
but informed officials said today
any sizable grants will hinge on
the Franco governments willing
mess to make economic reforms.
Otherwise, they indicated Spain
will get American credit only in
driblets because the administra-
ton holds the view that General
issimo frances regime is a poor
credit risk under present condi-
tionS.
Administration Of the fund
voted by Congress, has been placed
under the Economic Cooperation
Administration. Procedures for
granting the loans were worked
out by ECA, the Export Import
Bank and the State Department
Act on Truman Direction.
In announcing this yesterday
ECA said the agencies acted al
the direction of President Tru.
man." The President previously
had been openly cool to grant.
ing economic help to Spain anc
had limited he might tie up the
money which Congress voted fol
the purpose.
The ECA said all loans ex.
tended will be subject. to guar.
antee by the Spanish govern.
ment and each loan application
will be passed on separately by
the Export-Import Bank.
I'm appropriate cases." ECA
said. "the agreements will include
provisions to facilitate the acquisi.
ton by the United States o1
strategic materials in which thi.
country is deficient or potent.
ally deficient"
To Check Projects.
ECA said the Export import
Bank also will be responsible fol
checking projects to be certain
that the dollar-financed com.
modities and services are beine
used for their specified purposes
Loans will go only to project.
having prospects of making sub.
stantial contributions to the
Spanish economy" the agency
said.
There will be no bilateral agree
ment governing the aid between
the United States and Spanish
governments, and ECA will not
set up a mission in Spain.
Spain already has submitted
loan requests totaling between S6(
million and $40 million. It Il
quite likely, officials said. that
several small loans" will be ex-
tended within the next few weeks
A credit of 100000 to enlarge 9
fertilizer plant is reported neal
approval.
U. S. Urges Reforms.
However, these officials said
that, until Spain adopts economic
reforms suggested by the United
States, there is considerable doubt
whether it can qualify for larger
loans.
For several years the Unitee
States has been urging Spair
without success to adopt these
measures to improve economic re.
lations between the two countries
/. Revise the value of Spanish
money so as to eliminate the man,
different par values now in exist.
ence.
2. Simplify export and import
|controls.
3. Modify restrictions which
limit foreign investors to Is pe,
cent participation in any Spanish
enterprise.
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Liberty Ship Aground

CHERBOURG, France. Nov. 16
(P.-The American Liberty ship,
TIM, with 1000 tons of arms
aboard ran aground on a reef near
here last night. Tugs took to sea
to attempt to ref1oat the ship,
which had water in the No. and
| 2 holds.
Evening star., 1950-11-16

tense agencies
already h a v e
been given au-
thority by Con-
gress to hire
$4,000 civilian
workers.
AS the defense
program con-
tinueS to ex-
pand, addition
al employees will
be needed.
The Army De-
partment, a t
the moment. is
hiring m ore
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Small Is Sworn In

John D. Small of New York
today was sworn in as chairman
Of the Munitions Board. Felix
Larkin, Defense Department gen.
eral counsel, administered the
oath in a ceremony in the Penta-
gon Office of Defense Secretary
Marshall.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Wet Nomese Expected
To Send Envoy Here Soon
BY the Associated Press

Bao Dai's new Wet Nam gov
ernment in Indo-China probably
will send its first diplomatic rep
resentative to the United States
soon.
Officials said today only the
selection of a qualified man to
serve as Minister is delaying the
move. France has authorized it
and the United States favors it as
part of the current policy of shift
ing power and responsibility to
the ndo-Chinese who are fighting
beside the French against Ho Chi
Minis Communist forces.
Tran Van Kha, Wet Namese
representative in the United Ma
tions Food and Agriculture Or
ganization, told a reporter he
hopes arrangements will be made
''in few days. to send a Minister
OF possibly an Ambassador" He
is the first official Wet Nam rep
resentative to visit this country.
The United States already has
Minister in Indo-C China, Donald
Heath, who is accredited to Wet
Nam as well as to Laos and Cam
bodia. the other new French
sponsored states there.
Evening star., 1950-11-16

ernment d e -
partments here
since 1888, has
been appointed
to the newly
created post of
a d ninistrative
assistant to the
S &C r e tary of
c O m merce, it
was learned to-
day.
Mr.. Ostha-
gen, who is 43.
will be sworn
in Monday as
a SSiSf Mt To
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Du Mont Voices Skeptieism
OF CBS Color in Adyertjsino

NEW YORK. Nov. 16 R.-
Television Pioneer Allen B. Du
Mont questioned last night wheth-
er there will be any substantial
amount of color broadcasting
under the method developed by
the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
TEN.
I'VE do believe" he said at the
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Ecker

Continued From First Page.)
guest at the MorawetZ estate since
May.
Missing Mans Father Killed.
Mr.. Herds father, 75-year-old
deputy sheriff, died in an automo-
bile crash near Shelbyville, Tenn.
last night while driving to the
Evening star., 1950-11-16
|0sthagen, AT Official, ,
Is Appointed Assistant
10 Secretary Sawyer

Clarence H. Osthagen. deputy
for personnel administration of
the Air Force and a personnel and
management executive in Gov
Evening star., 1950-11-16
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Defense Agencies Await Funds
To Hire Tens of Thousands
By Joseph YOUNG

The Defense Department Congress additional
funds to hire thousands of civilian
The will be contained supplemental
estimate
November 27
Defense officials have yet determined
Evening star., 1950-11-16

Snow expected tonight along the northern border
the northern Great Lakes to the Rockies will
rain on the Northern Central Pacific Coast with the fall
heavy California Showers forecast from the
upper Ohio Valley norheasward New England and in the
lower Mississippi Valley will be cooler in the Midwest and
Plains States with little temperature change else
where ZAP Wirephoto Map.
Evening star., 1950-11-16

workers will be hired, but they say
the figure will be in the Items of
thousands"
Since the Korean war, the de-
Evening star., 1950-11-16

morrow mostly sunny, windy and
colder.
Wind velocity at 1880 o'clock
this morning, 13 miles per hour;
direction, south.
River Report
tFrom q. 8. Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and Great Falls; Shenandoah clear at Har-
pers Ferry.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
French Planes Blast
Roads Used by Rebels
To Get China Supplies
BY the Associated Press

SAIGON, Indo- China, Nov. 16.
French war planes today
blasted the road network along
the North Indo- China frontier in
an effort to cut off supplies
reaching the Communicated Wet
Mimi forces from Red China.
Ancient three-engined Junker
bom5ers and King Cobra fighters
raked communication lines be-
tween Langson and Caobang near
the border. The highway hub
near Caobang took the worst
clustering.
Caobang is an important tran
sit certer for troops under Mos
trained Ho Chi Mini. The
frontier post, abandoned by the
French some time ago, is 120
miles northeast of the air base
at Hanoi.
Near the frontier town Of Lang
son, French planes heavily dam
aged a river bridge built by the
Wet Mimi.
french planes swept up and
Gown the road between the bor-
der post of Thatkhe and the Wet
Mimi center of Thai Nguyen, so
rifles to the south. Two supply
dumps in the Thai Nguyen areas
were reported rs per cent de-
stroyed.
4 French spokesman said
French forces made a massive ar
tillery attack on major Wet Mini
troop concentrations in the Phu-
langthuong sector, 80 miles
northeast Of Hanoi. Several tons
of shells were pumped into Wet
Mini installations.
W. kI.
Evening star., 1950-11-16

-. I0W LHsC n HUuF8.
High, so, at 3:55 pm.
Low, 40, at 5:45 am.
Record Temperatures This Year,
Highest. 96. on June "a.
Lowest. Is, on March 8.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast a,
Eaadafie C,,ryar
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The Sun ana Mnnu
Monthly precipitation In 4

UaIe-HdI1 tIUUr HICer sunset,
Precipifafian.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
SANDERS. Porter-caple edsers. saws.

SANDERS. Porter-Caple edgers. saws
poIishers cARTY 1908 14th st
se Nc best MASaNksWe to4 sss 6t this sWsys Wsef
we save YOU from so to $40 on our
fine machines. Electric portable,
$3.50; Singer elec. port. really
nice with itnso,s sttsshments' san $5s 80:
chimes. 1912 Lee hwy. CHI. 49l4.
SEWING MACHINE-Singer. electric
portable excellent condition, $50;
sfW1NG R eoS MAGarSEs.a Eli Ss afrea treadIe Il
soles, S94 so: Featherweight, $50 so.
Rentals, repair specialists. 2149 Pa.
ave- NV. MA. 1888 -5
SEWING IVY MACHINES. VA, singer eisetries,;
makes sewing machines. Open ewes.
31O9 14th St NV. CO. 1921
SHOP SMITH, complete with S10o
s.5fs4 $9y5s af attachments $780, 20
SODA FOUNTAIN and carbonator;
Fischman, IL it. long, 40 gal. cap,
RYAN. DI. 1850. -5
SOFA BED, Virginia type; z it.. 4 in;
used ! year; .S125: ANTIQUE walnut
sFEakER ffsa Ezo Stee SfsR sS4B S1 s69a duplex new
picked unit; in beautiful 8 Gu, It.
mahogany mi h'oga ~ base reflex furniture
sfEEIIe sAsa1As ls'il low as s4.os for
tnGed Sa9 copc0 cospE ne out Many di'sGa SECS
Nd. Phone WI. 6622
STENOTYPE-Late model; recondi-
toned guaranteed; $425O. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. RE. ll77
STOVES-GaS, used but in good cond.
FULL SIZE RANGE. 4 burners, pore.
work surface, S35. APT. SIZE A.
burner, pore. work top, $45. Call
DOWDS, 441S Conn. ave, Or. 1900.
TELEvISION-som 1850 models at
dig discounts; cash or terms; 9 years
to pay. Call 10. 2-11S7 for free
home demonstration. E. J. READ
& SONS, 3014 Nichols ave. sc.
TELEVISION, 7-in. table model, NAH.
cabinet, slight used; original price,
Si72' sacrifice $40. LU. 4-2527,
TELEvIsIoN-see US first for whole
sale prices on natly. advertised TV.
cash or terms. DAVID ROBERTS,
1850 H st. ne, open 8 to 9. S
TELEVISION. Save 25 to 100 dollars
on famous nationally known brands;
cash; all 1850 models new. BEV-
ERLY RADIO CO. 523 18th st. ne.
TELEVISION. 16-in. Motorola con-
Solette; 4 mos. old, $3.50. Call 10.
Evening star., 1950-05-02

$500 DOWN BUYS
Property, business and furniture:
very nice s.w. location; good furni-
ture; 9 rms, bath, l shower; ex-
ance like rent. Call Miss Hale
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 2555
Evening star., 1950-05-02

1870 PARK RD.-Youns lady to
othefs. snaef 'r5e0@ De- ssao, speyt@en' eTes win
BACHELOR WILL SHARE inexpen,
souns ana man. 5000. Box sSs6. sssHD.
BRAND RAN NEW Apr.-Lady. ae'' share R
with l or ? girls or ladies; twin
beds; go, 90 min. downtown; reas'
NICE GIRL to share arm. apt. with
teleyision, S45 mo-: after pm. 10.
conn. AVE; girl to share 1-bedrm.
apt. with / twin beds: maid Serv.;
S55 mo. ME. 1885. Apt. 9-E, after
si1e KANSAS AVE. N.w.-one sirl
to share 2-bedrm. apt. with others
Call TU. 1949 after $50 weekdays.
REFINED GENT, will share nicely
furn. bach apt. in Silver Spring
TV; ideal for summer; avail. at
GENTLEMAN to share with another
in modern apt. off-street parking,
work all night work; everything
furn. WO. 52S5.
ONE GIRL for private bedrm. in s.
rm. apt: all conveniences and privi-
leges; ideal for summer; nr. trsnsp.
COLoRED REFINED GIRL to share
apt with another. HU. 1918 ewes
after $40, anytime Sat. Sun. 3
COLORED - SETTLED CHRISTIAN
woman or cple. to share modern apt,
homelike, all util. Box 2S5-E, Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-02

anES-r detoi5 IeCono', dH SIZES
tires, S6.95. Weekdays, sun, till s;
free parking. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO. 1924 Ga. ave. NV, RA. $3.50.
TIRES. used, over 200 to select from.
$3.50 ss,5 up up; TOMS n AUTO SEE SERVICE
Tractor, 9Ro EEeRseot,A e no Jos? NJ less than
scr; scr; baek MI GLADE To settle es-
TYPEWRITER. Royal, standard size.
very good cond, $40. Call sH. 1859
TYPEwRITER-smith-corona: pPac.
Rs%8, Rs%i 9f1lce Snf = nod Model $40. Call CO.
TYPEWKITGR ts1Ts SIIadsrI poF5ta6s all mskes
81. 7a53. iiiS 14th NV.
TYPEWRITERS, duplicating machines,
tables, chairs and misc. off1ce furni-
ture at clear-out prices; by corpo-
ration dissolving. Dealers and private
buyers call at ACME REPORTERS,
TYPEWRiTERs. new and rebuilt;
one-year guarantee; terms. Our 40th
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
I431 E. Capitol ST., S:30-5:30. inclu
yaG,,,IM sat II S1EsSrp SGosS Easy parking
WAR SURPLUs~Tools. machinery,
tents. tarps, rope, picks. shoysIs,
2513 NJ st. NV, EX. 3527.
Sale U9lSsrs' sss BE1ERLR 1fT Rdis Apo ss
WASHER-ABC, wringer type, excel
lent condition. Call HO. 1881
WASHERS-Save 500. WESTINGHOUSE,
dix, $169.s5. 1874 H st. ne. Ii.
WASHING MACHINE-see us FIRST
for wholesale prices on nationally
advertised washers, cash or terms.
DAVID ROBERTS, 1850 H st. ne.
WASHING Wash \ MACHINES. recond. sale,
CO, since 1912, 627 p st. NV.
WASHING MACHINES. 4o% disc on
all floor models. last years models
slashed. Easy terms Open ewes
I'll I'll, O. n,,toSS RoYAL 4 /. APPLIANCE go co
WATER COOLERS. for sale or rent;
Co, since 1912, 627 F st. NV. sT
WATER HEATERS, used. sale, 20.
So'y2l:i ySR:RisrFR 1TSR c SlSi ao9 guar = :, JOHN
WEDDING-RING sET-Diamond en-
gagement ring; white gold and we'd
ding band; $50; 313 1st st. Sc.
wooDwoRKING MACHINE. Shop
smith, combination saw, lathe, drill
press (horiz. & vert.1, many access;
l VI. old, in excel. cond.; AP. 4552
ewes. 4:30 to 10. .
You CAN SAVE up TO 5000 on
several door sample spinet and con.
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 6-year
guarantee. also student-size pianos
from $295 up: liberal terms. LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 q st NV. MA
SPECIAL HEAVY SCREEN DOORS
Ia inch white pine, Sl.9S ca:
2x6x10 it.. 39c ca; 2xSx10 it., SAC
ca: 4x4xs #, 60c ea..; bx iomax
cable. 1tac #: loading pallets,
3x4. #. 2x4 cleats, good for side
walks. siding or roof. 24c ca;
EASTERN STATES WRECKING AND
CONSTRUCT CO., 1884 Palmer I'd.
Sc, Lo. 3-7S96. Open daily. ewes.
and Sun. =
WILL SACRIFICE contractors equip
ment; motors. pumps. saws, drills,
sander. outboard motor. OV. 1891.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERDS-Puppi BY
Champion Lachen out of Champion
Ionya. ASGARD KENNELS. reg.
FA. $500. 2s
SHELTIE. male, 2 yrs, -colored,
housebroken; all shots, fine pet.
81. 6709. 4
AIREDALE-Male, housebroken, nice
disposition. Call Wo. 1904.
COCKER SPANIELS-Must sell; 4
to z mos, all colors, some grown
dogs. Closing out kennels. Make
ofter. McINTYRE'S, 5 mi. no. OF
Sn; Spg. on Ga. ave. pike. LO
PUPPIES, part boxer and shepherd;
DAcHsHUND PiUjpPIEs. Axe reg
istered; excel. pedigreed females,
males. XII. $4,000 after Sun. -
GREAT DANE PUPPIES-Put your
order. in now for June delivery.
Boarding and every care for your
dog. ELPAW KENNELS, Alex. Va.
Duke st. ext. 3 miles out. TIE. 243O.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
APTs. URFURAIsHEo lcs.s. }

Two-RN XII. AND RArH APT
In downtown section. heat. hot Va
ne me 3 si's SAtP }P'; co, req! S!s isa ~ x.
SIS rNCirDI>o uru- Enclro7,
apt Sas stove, Is!I,s. pvi. saia.
J ROOMS. Slt IN rm, esdrm and
bath So ST. mo Upi furu
Souple ouly UN. uSlS. S6Oc SAE-
gent 70 ChiNum. No
aSIs IOWA AVE-. Nw.--3 bedrm
condition, rear porch, modern IN
HARRY FORESTRY & SONS, INC,
Nj yrstnkooM i 4 .rT'. n Si,fs Sn,srn $ So.
esoI : TT I 81 + sr"s ts rms kit dint,t,
ana bath. IS ncr month. Floyd
.TTrRssSTI,E r RsSII - hssT. SIlf2 APT. ,.. h.
: I'm = SEQ "ssarm' cGmS XII BAH tror,
End rear. sn,T adults only, SAS'
~ GALVESTON PL, sw.-l eedrm
apt p'eiqFss gis SIlndSSS,ss SS,s Rent $50 90
NOW RENr, waShlnStops newest
downtown ants. coHpietelv air con-
ditioned and modern, all convent
euces incl pArkinS Cen;asi MIS-,
CoLMAR MANoR-. rms Kitchen.
= bath: monthly rental Sos. Write
Box t1S-E, Star
Z ROOMS, Semieath pvt, ent nice
porch; all util Call uN. s4l5' y TO
II sILVER srRNG-ls, nOor. : bed
rms, IS lse rms \. SOS So per mo.
incl utu JU 1-ao"4 IS
I.0S c ST NE, rooms and porch;
Partly furn. Semtpy; bath child
accepted. refs, can be seen aiteE
,!oi CONNECTICUT AvE.-pesirasls,
modern completely turn rooms
from June to September 70
sos md ST S;E.--Bsmt apt. kt..
ssdrm n, Ply ,S.,s bath "oFS'ns ep's'
FAIRMoNT ST NV. Iale-I iss.
rm windows. ruBnlng water,
elec. reisr. redecorsted. $50 mo.
FURNISHED APT, suitable tor 3 or
Conv Shopplug aud trans, phone
and BendiN- ssr avail plo Ritten-
TAKoMA FK,, Mn,-llll Flower
sis.,,s sys "DS k bath ossT%s ssTas, ,nsi f sa: @
pref nt : cmpl adults
Ii33 r. l. AVE. NM rm KIT.
dinette dressing rm bath apt In
LARGE downtown apt bids. heat hot
water ana elec. incl, rent S9b 80.
MRS MARTIN. DE 1852 a
~: ADRIAN ST. S.E.--AttrAc furn..
hedrm kit. bath All util Lu l.
S16I -
CONN. AVE. apt, liv rm bedrmS
kit, bath, renter must buy complete
furniture for $500 Monthly rental,
$50 For further particulars, EN,
LIVING ROOM, hedrm and kit, Semi-
! pvt, bath. 1910 Park rd. NV AID,
1894
VIRGINIA. adjacent Bancroft Liv. r,
din rm.. kit, oedrms. and bath.
| Soa 80 Utiis incl Apply MRS.
I JOHNSON, mgr l7l4 S Taylor st.
/ Arl Gil 64al -
/ THREE RMS. KIT. and RATH-4th
! st S.w. ST 61l4, -3
3-RooM APT, pvt. bath and en-
/ frances; uttl furn adults only; no
pets. Gail Ii. 3-466l 3
Evening star., 1950-05-02
NEAR DOWNTOWN
RMs. FURN.-Mo. 6 VA.

ALEXANDRIA-Newly decorated rm
for / or .; cross vent; TV, conv.
to airport and Pentagon. TIE. 4s7S.
ARLINGTON-Suit for / or 2
girls, or CPL End Ar; close TO
Pentsgon, Navy Annex and transp,
ATTRACTivE MASTER BEDROOM
Private bath; convenient to Lee
highway; in Arlington; ia. S-1337
ALEXANDRIA - Double rm.; twin
beds: also sgle. rm.; bath and shower
Suitable , or 8 gentlemen. AL. 650S.
ARL., close to Clarendon-Lge. lSt-
floor nm. adj bath with {. and s.:
$40 mo-; gentleman only. CH. 3063
GlRLS--Large, upstairs; n blk. from
A. B. W. bus: laundry and phone
privil. IA. 2-62S7. a
ARLINGTON-Com sgle. rm.
semipvt. bath, pvt. family; nr. Clar-
endon; $50; gentleman. CHI. 0122
Evening star., 1950-05-02

IL ROOMS, 4 BATHS
NV: nicely furnished, lease for 3
years. oil heat: only 81 500 down.
Be sure 70 see this. Call
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
Evening star., 1950-05-02
BUSINESS OPP. Cont

OPPORTUNITY to lease Washingtons s
nnest service station in excellent
downtown corner location, covering
10000 50, it.. on busy arterial high
way. All modern. new equipment:
now doing better than 100000 GAL
Ions monthly for major oil company,
with much higher potential. Suit
able for automobile leadership or
garage. Do not apply unless you
are financially responsible and ca
psble of handling something big
Box 357-D, Star @"
DRY-CLEANING STORE WANTED for
purchase; must average $500 weekly
cHIIDREN's WEAR SHOP Estab-
liShed bus; main thoroughfare in
NV; volume, 100000. Can be in
creased. Owner leaving city; price,
$4,000. Box 223-E, Star. -
SMALL LOAN OFFICE-Close-!n sub
urb;. excellent location; low over
head; wonderful opportunity for ex-
eellent return; $4,000 cash needed
COUNTRY GENERAL STORE, IA
miles from Washington via Shirley
hwy. Rent $50 month. DI. 1896.
LAUNDRY Can handle agencies
quality work; best service. DE. 1891.
DRY CLEANING PLANT with cash
and carry store and 3 trucks and
route. Good opportunity; Will sell
cheap: owner mas Other business
CLEANING PLANT and complete
valet service and jewelry dept, for
sale. Box SIG, Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

din. rm. set. 4 chars and table; all
IN good shape. Reas. Ii. 3-13122,
after 4:30 pm. ~
FURN.-1O- piece American wal. din
m m SUITE gRtj excellent condition Phone
EURN.@Exquisite French Provincial
loyeseat, down cushions: chairs3 end
tables; English mahogany ceIlarette;
bric-a-brac. No dealers. CO. 5770.
GAS RANGES, new and used: liberal
SAFES. e9a7 a;s4eal'0ai Ca. ave. AN5Ess Be So
GAS RANGEs. used; spring sale;
from so guar JOHN 9. WEB
c,S sTER CO since 1912; 627 F st; NV
Heaters and ,tnves ACME stow
co 1911 7th st nv. EA 1850
GOLF CLUBS-Fun set of matched
irons and woods; Call HU 1856. a
HAMMOND SOLOvOX, perfect con-
ddition; will install; 5000. Call WA
HAN0-HOOKED RUG. originally
1853; will sacrifice. SIS: ax12. blue
BACKGROUND. Muntz teleyision set
l6-in, screen; Will sacrifice, $500:
oxerstufted bareback chair, $50,
AT: 6054 300 + st. Sc. Apt. 5. =
HIGH BOY, solid mahogany, Chip
pendale. $3.50. Call OR. 0054, af-
ter d. a
HOLLYWOOD BED; ONCE table. can
be used as dining rm. table; man S
walnut wardrobe EN-. 6700.
INFRA-RED LIGHT-Coil type; pract
new, adjustable stand; reas. Phone
ewes, AID. 2s42 a
JIG SAW with motor, medium; large,
powerful fan. short pedestal stand,
Sway SPEED; both excellent, rea-
sonable. Box 392E. Star.
Kitchen Cabinets and Sinks
Wholesale warehouse clearance, ma
tionally advertised kitchen cabinets
and sinks in wood or steel. slightly
damaged in shipment from manu-
facturer.
UP TO 5O% OFF
Arrive early for best selection. Open
weekdays, s am. TO ) pm: Satur-
day, s am. to II noon. DOUGLAS
DISTRIBUTING CORP. 90l Girard
st ne. Just blocks from 10th
and r. I. NE. =
LIVING ROOM SUITE, . pc, good
condition. modern, turquoise. UN.
LUGGAGE TRAILER. a-wheel, wood
body 6 #; by 31a it.. new tires, SO.
10 3-5T44 .
Evening star., 1950-05-02
ROOMS WANTED

STUDIO ROOM, furnished, with re-
frigerator, bath; near downtown,
NV. refined young gentleman
basement or lst floor. Box 30-H,
Star. 3"
ELDERLY COUPLE CU. 8. Annui-
tanD, unfurnished rooms in D. C..
with refined, Christian owner: Ink.
twin beds, $40 mo. Box 37-H, Star. 3"
RESPONSIBLE girl wants conf. Sgl.
rm. with cooking privileges in pvt
apt. OF / bus. woman; respect ad-
dress; mr.. transportation; NV. or
ne. pref. Box 40-H. Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-02
CARROLL GARDENS APTs.

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Evening star., 1950-05-02

AZALEAS-Hardy field grown, all
colors and sizes from SOC UP. The
finest selection in Washington
Wholesale and retail. 2510 18th