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Evening star., 1950-04-07
New Bonnets and Suits to Vie
For Easter Parade Prizes Here

If you're excited about your
Easter bonnet or your new spring
suit. Connecticut avenue is the
place for you Sunday afternoon.
There-from Lafayette Park to
Florida avenue on the north
judges will cruise up and down to
pick the best-dressed people in
the Easter parade.
Prizes valued between $500
and $4,000 will be awarded. They
range from a magnum of cham
payne to permanent waves by
Connecticut avenue stylists.
Two winners will be selected in
each of the following best
dressed" categories:
Family. husband and wife un-
der so. husband and wife over
60. mother and daughter, father
and son. grandmother and grand
daughter. grandfather and grand
son. brother and sister, boy or
girl twins. matrons and misses,
bachelor. young lady with escort
in and out of uniform. most ex-
citing bonnet and best dressed
dog.
The cruising judges will pick
up the winners and take them
to the MayfloWer Hotel or the
Evening star., 1950-04-07
I Japs Die for Killing
3U. ). Airmen in As
By the Associoted Press

TOKYO. April 7.-Seven Jap
anese were hanged today in
Sugamo Prison - where Japan's
major war criminals were exc
cuted-for killing three American
airmen on an island near Okinawa
in 1945.
They were the only ones to be
put to death of Al originally
condemned for the torture or be-
heading of the airmen. The re-
mainder Of the death sentences
were commuted.
All II were members of the
Japanese Imperial Navy assigned
to the defense of Ishigake Island
near Okinawa.
1t. Vernon Lawrence Tebo, Pen
sacola, Fla. and Aviation Ord
nanceman 1/c Robert Tuggle, jr.,
Brownwood. Tex. were beheaded
Aviation Radioman 1/c Warren H
Lloyd, Forest Hills. N. Y. was tor
tured and bayoneted fatally.
Those executed were Japanese
Navy 1t. Minoru Makuda, con-
victed Of decapitating 1t. Tebo
and ordering the beheading of
Tuggle; Ensign Yasumasa Ia
guchi. who beheaded Tuggle;
Capt. Otohiko Inoue, 1t. Katsu-
taro 1noue and three men con-
victed OF bayoneting Lloyd. 1t.
Muneo Enomoto, Petty Officer
Tadakuni Narisako and Petty
Officer Matsuo Jujimnaka.
The bodies of the three Amer
leans, downed during the battle
for Okinawa, first were buried on
the island. Later they were ex-
humed, eremated and the ashes
scattered at sea to prevent dis
covery.
Evening star., 1950-04-07
Cold Weather KEEPS
President Off Beach,;
Vacation Near End
By Joseph A. Fox
Stur Stoff Correspondent

KEY WEST, Fla, April T.
Down at the fag-end of his
month-long vacation here. Presi-
dent Truman today was getting
ready for the return to Washing
ton Monday, and hoping that the
chilly Florida weather would re-
turn to normal, so he could get in
a little more time at Truman
Beach before swinging back into
the rush Of the Capital.
The spring cold spell sent the
thermometer plunging down to A
degrees at $50 am. today. the
coolest April temperature ever re-
corded by the Weather Bureau in
Florida.
For the first time since he ar
rived here on March Is. the Pres
ident yesterday was unable to get
in his daily swim, 35-knot wind
whipping the warmth out of the
sun, and driving the temperature
down to a snappy 81 around noon
time, when ordinarily Mr.. Truman
is on the sands.
During the night, Naval Wealth
er forecasters said, the reading
would be around 55, making ii
certain that blankets would be in
order at the Little White House,
and that wood fires would be high
ly desirable, as they were else
where at the base.
It was just about the coolest
spell Mr.. Truman ever has expert
eneed here. where the weather has
seldom kept him indoors in the
middle of the day.
Meantime the Presidential par
ty began to break up today, with
Mrs. Truman motoring to Miami
to take a train for Washington,
where she is due to arrive tomor-
row. Miss Margaret Truman
planned to return with her father
by plane Monday.
Evening star., 1950-04-07
SeniIity at 80?
That's When Signs
Begin, They Soy
sy sAs Assecio.ed Pres,

! LONDON. April T. Senility-
old age TO you-begins at 30.
Yep. 80. That's the finding Of q
study Of age and dexterity by the
applied psychology unit at Cam
bridge University and reported
yesterday in the British medical
journal.
1t isn't that you start going OF
your rocker at 80 necessarily. but
there are signs.
The laboratory does not sug-
geSt that foolishneSs begins to ar
rive at 80, but 1t does suggest that
after that age the faint shadows
OF senility are approaching." the
report said
Evening star., 1950-04-07

cesses-one for each State and
Territory.
Festival tickets are on sale at
the Information Center in the
lobby of The Star Building,
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Front section seats
sell for s125 each, including tax;
all other seats are 81. including
tax, and children's seats are so
cents. All are reserved.
Tickets can be obtained after
10 am. both tomorrow and Sun
day at the Watergate box Offices.
On both festival days the ticket
booth in The Star lobby also will
remain open.
The Cherry Blossom Festival
Pageant is sponsored by the
Greater National Capital Com
mittee of the Washington Board
of Trade. Cooperating are the
District Commissioners. the Ma
tional Capital Parks Office and
the District Recreation Depart
ment.
Special Traffic Arrangements.
"The Navy Hour" a regular
feature of the American Broad
casting Co. network and WMAL,
The Star station, will originate
at the Watergate tomorrow.
1t. Comdr. Charles F.. Brend-
Ter, leader. will conduct the Navy
Band.
Inspector Mark H. Raspberry
OF the park police announced
special traffic arrangements for
tomorrow in the cherry blossom
area. He warned that little park
ing space is available and sug-
gested visitors use public trans
portation to the nearby area and
walk to the cherry trees. if de-
sired.
The special traffic arrange
ments will be effective tomor-
row and Sunday. beginning at
10 am. If the blooms last through
the following week end the same
arrangements will prevail, In
spector Raspberry said.
Red Cross first-aid stations will
be established at the Thomas
Jefferson Memorial and near the
north end of the Polo Field. Lost
children can be called for at
these stations.
Evening star., 1950-04-07
- oNG.WAV TRAFFIC NO PARKING
~ rWo-WAv TRAFFIC NO PARKING
- ROAD cLosED NO PARKING

HOW TO SEE THE CHERRY BLOsSOMs-This map shows the
routngs United States Police
bile traffic into the cherry holiday
end The includes the Basn
most profuse and the Watergate where the official
Festival will be held Saturday Sunday afternoons
Evening star., 1950-04-07
Weather
CONTINUED From First Page)

SOlltllluCa OAA Z Al CU hoS'
scene during the nights Of the
festival.
Here and there q yellow for
sythia bush clashed with the IA
nous pink on the far banks Of
the basin.
The Greater National Capital
Committee also. reports hotel and
tourist accommoda tions are still
to be had.
For visitors with housing prob
lens, the committee operates q
Transient Housing Service in the
lobby of The Star Building. It is
open daily from am. to 8 pm.
Union Station officials noted
more than the usual number of
school parties and tour groups to
add to the holiday influx. Mo-
torists, too, are expected to jam
the highways into Washington.
Park police, commenting that
traffic around the Lincoln Memo
rial was unusually heavy last week
end, are geared for a much heavier
flow of cars this week end.
Magnolias Blooming.
The visitors will see Washington
in its best dress. Complementing
the cherry blossoms are displays
of daffodils and crocus. Magnolias
are blooming in the South grounds
of the White House and weeping
japanese cherry trees are enhanc-
ing the grounds of the Pan Ameri-
can Union.
Flowering crab apple trees are in
bloom near the Jefferson Me-
mortal and even the forsythia,
which came month ago to herald
spring. is considerably staying
in bloom in the parks.
Visitors will be attracted to the
Tidal Basin in the evenings. too.
Starting tonight, the Greater Ma
tional Capital Committee an
nounced. four Army anti-aircraft
|searchlights of 800 million candle
power each will fioodlight the
trees around the Tidal Basin.
Plans for Easter Parade.
On Sunday afternoon, visitors
and residents will have a chance
to parade their Easter flnery, on
Connecticut avenue. There, work
men. helped out by friendly
weather. are rushing to get the
long-closed Dupont Circle In shape
for the Easter paraders. :.
Between now and Sunday, the
frivolous temperature is expected
to curve up and down. The fore
caster predicted a high near so
today with the 20-mile-an-hour
winds of the morning diminishing
in the afternoon. Tonight will
bring a low of "a degrees in the
city and % in the suburbs, ac-
cording to the Weather Bureau.
The forecaster said tomorrow
will be pleasant, sunny and
warm" with the wind dying
down.
For Easter, the five-day forecast
carries prediction that the
weather will turn cooler and show
ers are likely. The forecaster said,
however. that Easter weather de-
pends on what happens to a cold
area in Central Canada and a
shower area around Nebraska.
Evening star., 1950-04-07

Dupont Plaza Hotel. The win
ners will be interviewed during
radio broadcasts and handed a
card emitting them to claim their
prizes.
The promenade and judging
will go on from 1890 pm. until
4:30 pm. At 4:05 pm, the key
to Connecticut avenue will be
presented to the avenues new
honory mayor at a ceremony in
the Dupont Plaza Hotel.
The annual Easter parade and
fashion hunt is sponsored by the
Connecticut Avenue Association
Horace j. Meyers is president.
Alfred Pasternak is chairman of
the parade.
Evening star., 1950-04-07
Cherry Blossom Fete
Will Be Repeated for
Weekend Visitors

With a record breaking num-
ber of Easter visitors expected
here, the Cherry Blossom Festi-
val will be repeated tomorrow
and Sunday at the Watergate.
Tomorrow's show will start at
/ pm, with THE Navy Hour, p"
presented by the Navy Band.
Navy Secretary Matthews will
crown Cherry Blossom Queen
Joan Russell in the course Of the
program.
Sundays show will start at
z pm. and will be repeat per-
formance of that offered tomor-
row.
The musical revue featured at
the festival is entitled Spring
Is a Wonderful Thing" Inclement
weather postponed last Satur-
days presentation, but the show
was held last Sunday. 1t will be
repeated tomorrow and Sunday
for the benefit of the holiday
visitors and for Washingtonians
unable to attend last week end.
Two headline acts are being
flown from New York-Ray Mott
and Pedro, comedy acrobats. and
the Don Henry trio with their
"Harmonica Trix.'
Princesses to Be Introduced.
The program also includes the
Marion Venable Ballet Soiree.
Miss Kay De Witt, as Miss Ses-
quicentennial," will introduce the
Cherry Blossom Festival prin-
Evening star., 1950-04-07
Russian Easter Jewels
Lent to Virginia Museum
By the Associoted Pres,

RICHMOND, April 7. - Mrs.
Joseph E. Davies, wife OF the for
mer Ambassador to Russia, is
lending the Virginia Museum part
OF her collection of Russian Easter
jewels to add, to the current dis
play OF its own Lillian T. Pratt
collection.
The display includes IL ornate
Easter eggs, a golden, jewell
studded chalice cup, chalice
cover embroidered with precious
stones, and a neck chain of min
tatures worn at Easter by Paul I,
son OF Catherine the Great,
Evening star., 1950-04-07

HAVING THEIR PICTURE TAKEN
AGAIN-The cherry trees at the Tidal
Basin are targets again for camera-
armed tourists here for the annual
festival Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1950-04-07
Three Adrift on Buroe

NORFOLK. Va, April 7 (P.-
Three men were adrift in a barge
somewhere off Cape Hatteras to-
day in high winds and heavy seas.
The Coast Guard buoy tender
Jonquil and the scutter Marion
were en- route to search for the
barge.
Evening star., 1950-04-07
Police and Threat
OF SIS Fine Protect
Cherry Blossoms

The cherry blossoms can
get you into trouble, unless
you leave them alone.
This Is the warning sounded
by Inspector Mark H. Rasp-
berry of the Park Police. The
official pointed out that cut
ting or plucking the blossoms
can bring a $25 fine.
Plainclothes policemen will
be on hand to enforce the
park regulations, Inspector
Raspberry declared.
Evening star., 1950-04-07
Tremors Rock Le9horn;
No Casualty or Domoee
BY the Associated Press

LEGHORN. Italy, April IA
three-second earthquake rocked
Leghorn again last night, sending
thousands of panicky residents
into the streets.
1t was the third and strongest
shock yesterday. No casualties or
damage were reported.
There has been a series of
tremors since last week end. Tent
villages have sprung up in nearby
areas housing residents unwilling
to risk sleeping at home.
Evening star., 1950-04-07
Water Lift Ties Up Curs

A water lift" from Dar-es-Sa-
laam to drought-stricken areas of
the Belgian Congo has critically
tied up East African imports.
Much Of the rolling stock of the
Tanganyika Railways has been
carrying water while imports, es-
pecially cement. pile up at ports.
Evening star., 1950-04-07
MARYLAND Welfare MEETING

HAGERSTOWN, Md, April Z
P.-The Maryland State con-
ference Of social welfare will hold
one-day meeting here April II
with the theme: What Is Mary-
land Doing to Preserve Human
Values?"
Evening star., 1950-04-07
Aussies Vote or Poy Fine

Australians who are eligible to
vote and do not are liable TO fines
Up to IS.
Evening star., 1950-10-18
HELP DOMESTIC Cont J

COoK-G.H.W., S25 weekly; expert
enced settled woman; live In: fond
OF children: recent Washington ref
COOK AND G.H.W.-Live in; elec
washer, dryer, dishwasher. Only
steady, reliable. woman with best
geferenees sf,ne ssss need apply. s27. Gal
cooK1NG AND G.H.w., S afternoon.
weekly; Silver Spring; must be excel.
lent cook; local references and health
certiticate; 60c hr. and carfare
G.H.W., good plain cook; to live in
nice rm. and bath; 51a days; refs.
HoUsEkEEFfEs 81 TX RGf ssS;p @aSfEpive fta5 1s in
: p.mi ehlldFsai sa. {5o5. Gs5l between af fn'
HoUSEMAN-CooK. for widower, iiv,
IN; sober and reliable; references
MATD yss.5: .54S E. liys in or slseI
help empi. IA. s042. 10
MAID wanted; thoroughly exper. il
g.h.w.; must be reliable and WILLING
worker. Call SH. 269s bet, 6 and
NURsEMAID, exper.: sleep in; n,
housewo1k state salary expected
wAiTREsSHM colored. for high
class guest house; must be exper. anc
reliable. Apply 1875 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
COUPLE, live in excel. utrs.; S15(
per mo-: woman must be good cool
and neat housekeeper; man, gar
dener. handyman: each of gooc
character, refs. WI. 4756. -19
COUPLE. white. butler-chauffeur anc
cook. High wages Rockville 4412
Must have ref. Live in. Others
empl. Call between SO. is
WOMAN. white. to live in, care fol-
children: 5la- day week; no cook
ing or houSework Ii. 10000. -la
Evening star., 1950-10-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COMPANION, Inv, care of child
middle-aged lady desires work; live
in: city pref; ref. MI. 6172. 49,
CooK-G. .h.w:, white, wishes after
g9e9 a9on S9sk; stsk 3 days. SIG; refs; Boz
woman; good refs. 10. S-36S7.
G.H.W.-Completely clean your house
from TOP to bottom; spic and span
G.H.w.-Exper. col. girl wants day,
work or 5 days week. vi. 90O3.
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as mait
or waitress; exper. in restaurants
GIRL, colored, desires Job as nurse.
maid maid or IT g;h'w7 soo5 S-day week; refer
or five days: Ii. 4-2719.
GIRL, colored, wishes work by thu
DAY; day; be best 0Jes reference and experience
GIRL, colored, desires work as cool
or waitress. Ii. 4-3444.
HoUsEKEEPER or nursemaid-Relia
erences: VI. 1924: -
NURSEMAID for a child, and will d.
light housework, no cooking; 8 day
a week: Tele. AID. 3451. 49,
WOMAN, colored; curtains to do a.
h9me; saig} iF9ned or stretched. Cal
WOMAN, coiored. wants g.h.w., par
or full time. AT. o324.
WOMAN, colored, desires days work
part time; mothers helper or car.
ing for convalescents. AT. O911
YOUNG WOMAN, eolored, desires
days Saso work in pvt. family. La
E%PGRfENcED PGRgi coLoREp GIRL is de.
sireS days work or part-time job
Call FIR. 5S32 any time. i!
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN-Bab,
sit or make dinner; evenings from 4
MOTHER desires wek $50 I'll .
$3.50. CO. 4016. ~
Evening star., 1950-10-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont.

WOMAN wants days work or par
time, 5-day week; good worker, besl
reference. co. 0740.
2 GIRLS, .colored, desire work after
2 p.m.; bus girls. Mattresses, baby
sitters. LA. 6-66S9.
CoLORED GIRL wants 8 or hours
morning WORK; honest and reliable;
references. ST 1886.
COLORED GIRL desires genera
housework or nursemaid. Call FIR
CoLoRED GIRL wants part-time
work: 4 mornings week. Ii
COLORED GIRL, neat, honest, intel.
| ligent, wants work, 8 to 4, or work
at night; 5 days. LU. 1-2S73 days. I
COLoRED GIRL wants days work
Wed. through Fri; or hotel maid
nights. HI, 1851.
COLoRED GIRL wishes Job days
week as waitress, g.h.w. or hote
work Call Ii. 1896.
CoLORED WOMAN wants daywork
experienced, city reference. AT
ooISREP od15 ,, WOMAN OMAN, to do Dart-s!m' t.
coLoRED WOMAN desires days work
or 5-day week; reference. Ii. 3-OS12
coLoRRDp e5Ie5 Z Pm WOMAN, exper. cook
cleaner, desires mornings or days
TWO COLORED WOMEN desire part.
time daywork; experienced. HO
I414 10th ST. N.W.-care of chill.
dren, by the day age 2 to years
| CO, 45OS,
Evening star., 1950-10-18
FREEZERS

Immed. delivery on famous brands at
real savings. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl., Va. oW. 7722
FRIGIDaIRE. new. 1850, o cubic
FuRSAcgs, URN Is 15o; slghtly use used coal
filters and controls. Adaptable to
gas or oil. Fully guar. Perfect for
a small home. While they last, $50
ca. delivered. Will install If desired.
A. S: JOHNSON CO., HU. $500. 30
FURNACE, oil, controls and tank;
sss7iz see i in operation Phone 20,
FURs. pair of silver fox; exceptional
value; S100. VI. 6S52.
FUR COAT, muskrat. mink dyed: hat
to match; size 1918; orig. S7OO;
must sell; $3.50. AP. SAB.
FUR C0AT-Gray Persian, like new,
size 14-l6. wool inner lining; cost
$1,000 2 yrs. ago, sacrifice S425;
E% ESn 5sse neE coat in rattle. s-6 daily
FUR COAT, sheared beaver. size IL.
Sl00; excellent value. 81. 1887. 80
FURNITURE-vanity dresser. chiffo-
robe. night table. double bed. spring.
g END tables, Norge refsr.: very rea-
FR: 707s after 6 O'Clock; on Thurs.
FuRNIffUfRE URN i f.Gso FOR SALE BY OWNER
Pin: rm:, s-pc.' $50; maple top
S19; outdoor chaise lounge, $40:
oak desk, S12; large ONCE desk and
other small items. 45Ss Fessenden
FURNiTURE-s maple chests, $40
and SI4; blond chest, S25; blond
dble. dresser, S45; blue sofa bed
rocker. SEQ: nah. table, 50: night
table. S5. Lo. 5-106s.
FURNITURE. year old; "a cost price;
lined oak dining room set; 2.piece
FPIRSIHfpRF Gas; nfpIf kE S.arGo S35!a9 how: ga Sr.
FGaNiTThEape1 Gfs Hi RA ai7i living rm. aa Suite.
excel: eond.. S65. Bureau and mir
Cali TU. 4264. is
FURNITURE-3-pc. living rm. suite.
S75; wood dinette set, $40; rug,
misc. furn. Call eyes,. TR, 5723.
FURNITURE for rooming house, AT
SIG. 604 5th st. ne. is
FURNITURE buffets, washing ma
chine. arm chair and misc pieces.
3475 14th st. NV, TU. 2744. is
FuRNITURE-Dinin room, 2 metal
beds. two metal cabinets, / table,
lawn mower. Gil. 473S. 30
FURNITURE E-Sofa-b bed. S245O 4
lounge chairs. $40 each: Hollywood
beds, S19; bedrm. suite. S54; din
ing rm. set, $40; kitchen set. $40.
2406 14th st. NV, MI. 943l. Ia.
046S.
FURNITURE-Twin beds, complete,
matching dresser. small chest of
drawers; small wal. buffet. nah.
poster bed, complete; metal cabinet;
very reas.; moving. EN-. 1908.
FURNITURE, 3-pc. liv. rm. suite,
excel. cond., lovely slip covers; must
sell. OV 1909 after 7. -19
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed
rm.. din. rm., liv. rm, from un-
claimed freight and factory samples.
etc. at great savings. LION STOR-
AGE BLDG, AGO New York ave. NV.
Daily, 1915; Sat, til 4. RE. 4310.
30
FURNITURE-L.r.. b.r., dr.. suites;
lamps; rugs; Easy Spindrier. 1543
41St st. Sc, call OIL. S615. 49,
FURNITURE-Four bedroom house.
completely furnished; separate or
whole; reas. 4217 3rd st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1950-10-18
CARPENTRY

Gen. remod.: recr. rooms, bookcases,
etc; work guaranteed; financing
G. F. ST. DENIS, LU. 1-5572 80
CARPENTRY-Recr. rm. and remod-
cling specially. Call D. F. BAR
CARPENTRY and painting of all
ypes roofs %dSk repsTed snd Pfntsa gRns
cxkrENTRY-complete xf f$1f remodeiins @Ga
repairs, bsmt.. to attic; work done
cp.romptly; neatly, AP; 03S0., pa
alton rms. porches incl. stairways
mercial. J. E. HENDRICKS. UN. 2491
CARPENTRY. plastering. fireproofing
painting, papering, compl. remodel
Ing; quick serv. MI. 1915. WILLIAMS.
CARPENTRY-Complete remodeling
and repairing, additions and recrea-
ton rooms. white mechanics. AIMS
WORTH. RA. 4s1s.
CARPENTRY. repairs, alterations,
5emEdeR5 terms WooDMAsfRs Nj fRs coSrRx aeS ySgT
ING co. oW: 1927 any time "a
CEMENT WORK; stone walls, dag.
stone terraces, walks, chimneys. fire.
places, cement driveways, porches.
retaining walls, pipe drainage; all
% kinds Of waterproofing F. MAR
SOSOIO Joute D. aoiHefs lane,
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO-
ROoTER,. phone RA. sSss any day,
DRivEWAY' afy WAY PAVING, asphalt; low
COAL q BRICK CO MA. 5ss5 or
EiEcTRicAL sHS. INSTALLATION. re-
pairs, short circuit: small jobs done
immed. Call any time. RA, 2222.
FENCE -link)-wholesale to
FENCE CO. HO. 1926. IL
FENCE-Galvanized, chain, link, all
posts. in concrete; immediate erec-
ton, Get the best for less; go
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - FUN
FLOOR Co, RA. 4sze. 7os Ken
f1oSRs 1sS5 s. sASDEp aiS and finished; ole
S5e FLOOR Ser Service. t5fs VA Va" lbs sf l'os
FURNITURE REPAIRED. refinished;
parts made; upholstery: furniture
tTes tTss snadsy WnXTEL; s,Ri gS1 P NA 1882;
HEATiNG coNTRAcTok, sTR orc kk'o@Ui Wants
work, setting. or entire heating
JOB; estimates free. Call HARRELL,
PAINTING. paper hanging and sand
Ing ,h9t fl9ors; ;sss reasonable. MR.. BARR
PAINTING, interior and exterior; best
nsseslai 9ass j. M saBY hB
Evening star., 1950-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SEWING MACHINES, singers; like
new: consoles, SS9.50; portables,
$69 $e9d 3, IS Singer console, Goo $50. SO;
sEWiNG G. MacHfNE az fT: sAhEPssve az SO
to $50 this week; supply limited.
Brand-new elec. console. sews for
ward or, reverse, special S129.50:
elec. portables. S45 and 5000; also
desk models; Open Fri. eve. 1912
s5SISOzSP %s5.i SP' aasa. VI utility :asiSs' MiS
sILVERwARE for the trade; large
selection. W. BELL & CO., 9o4 6
st. NV, 2nd floor. EX. 20O9. Ia
SINK CABNETs-warehouse close
500; sizes AZ" to 96". from $50;
custom steel wall and base cabinets,
zsfsbonI: 4oS Ss; all ADJ Drisss $500 FOB: is ISca
sLICER, meat, 1O-inch Globe and
Barnes computing meat scale; excel
cond:; $275 for both. MATS
LIQUOR, 3103 Naylor rd; sc: 30
SOFA, plum color. with fringes,
feather cushion. $50. Ewes. Sligo
SOFA, chippendale. and slip covers;
cost $3.50, now s120. Roll-away bed,
2-drawer end table, walnut smoke
stand. pipe rack. Excel, Christmas
gifts. New cond. WO. 1884, REED.
SOFA BED. Simmons love seat. $3.50;
never used. MI. 7547. 30
STENOTYPE, Iate model; recondi-
toned, guaranteed. S42 80. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st
NV.
TELEVISION. new 1861 models. Dis
counts for cash buyers. PARAMOUNT
CO. 2150 Georgia ave. NV. HU. 1890.
rELEvlSlON SETS Nd TO 4OTs on:
2-year service on ali models Last
years models slashed Man, door
SAMPLES and demonstrators Free
home demonstration EASY terms
Open ewes until 8 ROYAL AP.
PiIANcE CO. 1s11 Nichols ave
TELEvISION-Some 1850 models at
big discounts; cash or terms; long,
easy terms. Call 10. 2-11S7 for
free home demonstration. E. j.
READ g. SONS, 3014 Nichols ave.
s.e Open til 8 pm.
TELEVISION. available for immediate
delivery. See us for the best deal in
VILLAGE. 224 Carroll ave, Takoma
Park, Md. SH. 2700. SH. 1898
Open Mon. Thurs Sat. till 9.
TELEVISION, 10K in, 500; carriage,
SIS; bathanette. $40: baSsanette, SS;
child's chifferobe. SIS. 10. s-s211.