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Evening star., 1951-10-07
By Henry Rood
North Ameriean Newspaper Alliance


The cornerstone of the White
House was laid in 1882. Large
crowds attended.
A great dinner was given witt
many toasts. Every one who came
was enthusiastic. for it was a mos
important occurrence in the youne
United States.
Lorenzo S. Williams. architect
OF the White House. had long
report. giving details of the event
Briefly. they are as follows:
Before the cornerstone was laid
procession of citizens marched
to the White House Among them
was George Washington, who
headed a committee of distin-
guished persons.
The usual procedure was to
have in the cornerstone a number
of articles. including authentic
copies of important documents
coins. specimens of paper money
letters and newspapers.
The cornerstone then was
sealed, and placed in the founda-
tions Of the White House, the in
tention being to have it opened a
century later, its contents exam
lined. and preserved for future
generations.
When 1882 arrived, the corner
stone couldn't be found, though
every effort was made to find it.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
A-22 THE SUNDAY STAR R;rths Penor+ed
WaShinotnn d ~ H''@ 'N~P0'N~~
tFrOm the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics

BOYS.
James aad Belle Absher.
Alfonso and Rosa BautiSta. J.
Joseph and Nina Brannan.
John and Doris Corboo.
Salvatore and Mary Emelio.
Wendell and Audrey Ferris.
Il Arnold and Ruth Greenberg.
John and Anna Hughes
Edward and Phyllis Hutcherson.
|! Donald and Elizabeth Kins
/ William and Cora Lawhorn.
James and Mary McConchie.
Edward and Lilalee McEowen.
James and Mary o'Connor.
Clark and Mildred Pope.
James and Geraldine Robertson. .a
Richard and Margaret .Thorman.
Anderson and Ethel Todd.
Allan and Bolyne TruaX
William and Doris Tydinss. jr
| Clarence and Dorothy Whitaker
Henry and Rose Wyner.
James and Dorothy Billings
! Poston and Frances Bumbray
| William and Frances Courtney.
James and Constance Crowdef.
James and Pattie Dorsey
Lawrence and Vehotta Greer.
Earl and Carrie Gwynn.
Harvey and Hazel johnson.
Paul and Dolores johnson.
norman ana Dorothy Lonsus.
George and Blanche Lynch.
Gonzales and Dorothy Moore.
Walter and Agnes Parker.
Lemuel and Rcxie Pray
Sornelius and Bernice Shirley.
Milton and Nancy Shorter.
William and Elneline Aull
Francis and Ellen Bauer
francis and Eleanor Bounard
Maurice and Bernics Breckenridge.
Kenneth and Ann Burrows.
Robert and Doris BuSby
Charles and Margaret Cutler.
William and EVELYN Dent
William and Jane Eliason
Ehngham ana Eva Embree
Ralph and Vernelle Ettinger
Kenneth and Nancy Fay
Eugene and Helen Gorreu
I ThorSten and Bertha Gunther.
James and Ruth Hicks.
Bernard and Dolores Herrell.
William and Patricia Heuser.
Lewis and Betty Hunter.
Robert and Mary jacobson.
Andrew and Mary Lyle.
Donald and Vivian Markwith.
John and Blythe Mehserle.
Robert and Helen Murphy.
Henry and Mary Norris.
Wilbur and Betty Payne.
Joseph and Edith Plass.
Clarence and Tilly Ravilous.
Richard and Helen Reppert
Aaron and Helen Sherwood.
Lloyd and Leila Tuttle.
James and Betty Ashton.
Jesse and Mildred Newton.
James and Julia Walker.
GIRLS
william and Dollie Bel, sr.
Amedee and Anne Berube.
Clay and Agnes Blair, jr.
James and Dorothy BokowSkt.
Ernest and Virginia Carr.
Robert and Cecilia Davis.
John and Mary Ellis.
James and Norma Ellison.
Charles and Evelyn ESper.
Sherman and Betty Everley.
Pierre and Mariette Feron.
Robert and Matilda Gather.
Royale and Dorothy Gallagher.
Charles and Betty KARI.
William and Bernice leftwich.
Julian and Betty Lewis.
Frances and Chloe LutkavaEe.
Russell and Joyce Mcconnell.
Robert and Tnez Mueller.
James and Nina Parker.
Joseph and Dolores Petrowsh.
Bernard and Sara Kicker.
George and Mary Scharr.
James and Margaret Swami.
Charles and Catherine Thomas.
Carroll and Edna Aulton.
Norman and Ruth Baker.
Joseph and Evon Belle
Charles and Willie Bowman.
william and Helen Bradley.
Isaac and Ida Cotton
John and Isabelle Dixon.
Arthur and Mary Dorsey.
Walter and Olivette eileen.
James and Nallie Glover.
Jessie and Ertha Harden.
Ivor and Mary Joy.
Isaac and Pearl Massey
Rembert and Verline Oliver
William and Gwendoiyn Parson.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

James and Mamie suggs.
James and Mary WASHINGTON.
Arthur and Romona Austin.
James and Dorothy Brown.
Ralph and Anne BurRin.
John and Doreen Carl.
Milfred and June Cochran,
Francis and Ann Cole.
William and Billie Cole.
Milton and Rose Drayson.
Harold and Pauline Edge
Alfred and Helen Elchelberger.
Albert and Edith ElkSnis
William and Madeline Freeman.
Robert and Hazel Jones
Seymour and Dorothy Kant.
Paul and Jean KobuS
George and Lillian Lane
Charles and Carrie Lawing.
James and Betty Lawrence.
Aaron and Barbara Mills,
Robert and Elizabeth Nicholson.
William and Yvonne Mtg.
John and Mary Perry.
William and Marie Phelps
Lester and Evelene Roberts.
Robert and Mary Schwartz.
John and Mary Scott
James and Helen SkiIlman.
Richard and Dorothy Statler.
James and Ruth Sweet
Francis and Helen Sullivan.
James and Helen Waters.
Charles and Gertrude Watts.
Robert and Ruth Weir
David and Dorothy Wright.
Probhat and Shirln Bauerjl.
Fon and Lun Chin.
James and Henrietta Edwards.
TWINS.
Ostern and Rebecca DinklnS tboys).
Evening star., 1951-10-07

they're '-2o' cooIer-Theyre lightweight
Aluminium
teT. modern. attractive. permanent eco
homtcal-KOOL VENT Is the final answer
10 all aWnlng problems. Patented con-
ftTuction screens out the direct rays of
the sun. yet admits an abundance of light
Ano ventilation Durably made from light
eelsht aircraft aluminium. kOOL VENTS
Htui baked enamel color combinations
sUNPROOF wINDpROoE
HRsPRooF % RoTPRooF . RUsTPRooF
Evening star., 1951-10-07

McNEY-KELBAUGH, Inc.
1913 Rhode Island Avenue NE.
Washington, D. e.
FOLLINS SERVICE
1901 Baltimore Avenue
College Park, Maryland
Evening star., 1951-10-07

EOR THE first time since
II joining the circus 10 years
ago. Toto. Ringling's 2l-year-
old. 45O-pound gorilla was left
behind this year at winter
quarters in Sarasota. Fla. Not
because Toto was sick or inf1rm
or no longer a crowd-pleaser
was she taken off the touring
circuit. Her difficulty was a
condition customarily reserved
for harried humans: A nervous
breakdown.
Besides grieving over the
death last year of her mate
Gargantua. Toto showed signs
of WEAKNESS from too much
freight train travel and too
many one-night stands before
her demanding public. the
Evening star., 1951-10-07
GLOOMY GORILLA:

same difficulty which has laid
low many an entertainer. Cir
Gus medicS advised therapy
treatments consisting mainly
of a long rest and lots of
diversion.
Full burden of handling
Toto has fallen on the sturdy
shoulders of Cuban Jose Tomas.
who has been her trainer.
playmate and nurse for 10
years. Tomas Is about the only
man Toto would not tear limb
from limb. given an oppor-
tunity. and even he has been
knocked senseless on several
occasions. Through long as
ISOLATION. Tomas thinks Of
Toto more as a human being
than as q gorilla. considering
Evening star., 1951-06-10
MARBLE

siisf ARRoW. fS5 Ex. 9255. Ii. 3-2eO2.=l6
MATTRESSES, box spr, ,209o of! Az
fam. makes incl; b'foam; limited
guam! MR.. LEVENTHAL. RA. 1902.
MICROSCOPE, Spencer; medical re-
heads Sesds; apochromatic oil INN: sSS5.
MHIMeRfoSs5G39pE, HMf Score brand-new spencer
MonacuIor with oil EMERSON. $500. S
MGisMl1EoGkAFH, Gsl1 En- 7Ii2 Il. B. Dick. 77H. cleo
tric; also hand; best cend Today.
MG82EeSRAFH G8 esSRi HfeS MAchTNE Esn model So
A B Dick recent manufacture. ma.
chine clean; AL al Paris Sa1I ne g&csi5ent sHan
MODEL LocoMor1yEs-o inciud
live steamer and HO; also Trix and
SnTEnS MaTkIiS sets pScTFiRr ER 61sg FILM. Koda.
fnFOmf f6r artificial kG I Iieht; rolls dayiisht
Slightly out Of date; guarantee igooc
color. 10. 9-9297. III
MOTORS, electric-A, ih. "a and
h.p., a.c.; very reas; also gas serve
MOTORS. 1I1oG 70 100 h;p.: a,,,5 and re;
eHch eHS6i0c cARTY. fsTI @ Yeos l4th, NO: oSS4
MOTORS. Delco. capacitor. L mp
single phase, llO-220 Vac, COnd' COn
pIetely rebuilt; S65. A-h.p.. $50
MOTORS, outboard, johnson, g.;
h.p., model 200, $25; Briggs-Strat
ton heavy duty mower motor, $lo
MoToks; 2 h.p; heavy duty sa j. 1b5, / :
GPim;; csi1 G;r,l l-hg; na3sl motor 7' or " mp
MOTOR BIKE, WhiZzer. good condi
ton; cheap. ST.. 6571. 10
MOTORSCOOTER, Cushman: good a
new; less ; than aa1i cbs9o 200 ~ 5s5es| |4ss9s 4ssS9es
MOVIE CAMERA. 16-mm.., Revere
mag. and l6-mm. sound-silent gro
iector; both or separate; reas. &c
MOVIE PROJECTORS (2). Ampro 16
MN, with turntable- slide machine
200 theater seats and large theate
neon sign; all for $1,000. 1nquir
MURPHY'S, North Beach. Md. Phon
Evening star., 1951-06-10
LUMBER
EISINGER
MILL & LUMBER co.
Bethesda, Md. WI. $500

LUMBER AND MILLWORK-Eyery-
thing from A to e. RUCkER L1M- LSal
BER. 1920 Wilson blvd: "a; 4sl234
MACHINE SHOP EQUIPMENT-13-
inch shaper; back geared 1s1inGh
lathe; drill press. c. M. EAGLE
MsCHiNERY eSH ISiES Bucyrus-Erie 22-E
pieseI backhGs sh9yel Sn0 n6aro OF drfeliais olain
500 draeline, serial l7243: D-8-N
Hyster winch; Northwest 25 draglint
or shovel; Northwest 95 dragline
Caterpillar DIS tractors, Serfal
2U7358; Cleveland Backfill tampine
machine; Cleyeland IS ditehiInga oddI a1G ma;
viii cut 5;3% deep; Buckeye mode
$50 trencher; d. front-end leaders
serial 5U336; HD-5 front end loader
serial 2446; Caterpillar No: !:
grader, like new. A. c.. r. CO. 1961t
Nottingham rd.. Cleveland, Ohio
MANDOLIN, exquisitely inlaid Har-
wood; beautiful tone; peri. CONG.
reas. Phone WO; 1871. ask fol
Evening star., 1951-06-10
DIAMONDS, CASH PAID
OLD GOLD, PLATINUM,
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.
SHERMAN'S JEWELER
702 18th CIT NJ w

ELECTRIC WELDER, 200 OF 800
amp and blacksmith anvil. Cali
small passenger. either
elec. or hand operated. DU. 4S42.
FURN. WANTED, fairly modern din
ing rm. set and a nice bedrm, set,
from pvt. party only. FA. 1926.
FURNITURE-Wanted at once, good
furniture and household effects:
also want refgr. and good piano,
prefer grand; small or large ANTS, !;
pay cash; cash; Call MR.. GRADY. phone
FURNITURE TRADE WANTED
LINED oak for rattan furniture. Din.
table and 8 chairs, glass-top coffee
table, 2 step tables, l occasional
table, 3-pc. TURQUOISE blue wool frieze
sectional. 4 occasional chairs; all in
good cond. Desire to trade for SIM
tar pieces in rattan ilarge bamboo
typel. Phone FA. 1072. 10
FUKNlTURE-Wli puy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fol
g g 'aas' a.T NJ: Hor%Sons SSS9 ssb and x
FURN.-I will pay highest cash prices
Tor a single piece or your entire
cont, incl stoves, refg., wash mach :,
brlc-a-brac, etc; we move our pur-
chases immed. Sc. FuRN. EX-
CHANGE. 21O ,7th st. At, O5s5.
GARAGE, metal, or small bldg. that
can be moved; will pay cash. Call
MR.. YElLOTT. Ma. 04S4. Ill
Evening star., 1951-06-10
DIN. RIM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL 9 PM. CO. 1855.

REDWOOD CHASE TONGUE. in good
cond., please. 81. 2025. Call any
time.
BOOKS bought an KINDS, any guam
tity: and removed at our expense
ave. nv ST 6eSs.
BOOKS-We generally accept 0 wide
variety and always move them im-
mediately: no lot too large-no
place too Tar away: cash at once
ME 0793. evenings.
BOOKS--AlwayS anxious to buy en-.
tire libraries, or smaller collec-
tions Of good books; we call any.
where. pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN ,B5oOk SHOP. sos 9th ct.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
sTETNWAY GRAND, BEAU
TIFUL TONE, FINE CONDITION.
BEST OFFER OVER $1,000. RA.
Q099 AFTER M IN

FE4E8 FSt SE5EHV4z E5HE esH fE5sSt sSRpIHISE HH9g
soss AFTER 8 AN. 10
PIANOs-saye on these specials:
S350 up; grands. 1895 UP. Famous
makes include ,Chickering. Hard;
man. Knabe and others: Repaired
sRd SAVINGS d s6 49, Rsm ofqes pes
delivery. Free parking; open Mon;
s. sPR1Nq gS f8As F8ASo CO. s67 persh5ns mad
PIANOS-We have several recondi-
music teacher or advanced student,
prices range from $195 up. Also ask
to see our display of reconditioned
Grands. Liberal allowance for your
old piano, convenient terms. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. 11os G st. p;W,
PfANosWsteinway Ssi upright. complete
ly reconditioned; for the person in-
terested in a wonderful toned in
strument they cannot anord to miss
this bargain. Come in today: Cony.
terms may be arranged. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., 110S G st. n.w. Dl.
S464. -16
PIANOS - Government employees,
members of the armed forces. .. G
employees. etc, can save real money
on our special discount plan; Easy
terms. Choice of over 100 brand
new pianos OF many famous makes;
Phone Mr.. Jones. ST. $500. PIANO
MART. INC. 1918 18th st. NV.
PIANoS-Used uprights. $40: $50,
$50; hauling extra. PIANO MART,
INC. 1015 7th st. NV. Gust above
PIANOS-Grand. S495: excellent con-
dition; also apartment upright
$3.50: new consoles and spinets &
| great savings. Your dollars WORT
more at RATNER'S MUSIC STORE
736 18th. st. NV. - voh.
soS9s7 riseReai sna Essey. aey.' from nsSf 81
up. others as low as S65. Smal
grands from 1895 up. Consoles an.
spinets at reasonable prices. Ever
piano tuned. repaired. Free de
iivery. PAUL qoLIBART in Amer
lean Storage Bldg, corner entrsnce
28O1 Georgia ave. AID 592S,.
Il tn $40. l3~
Evening star., 1951-06-10
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ON FARM-Modern ken
mel. 8 miles Peace Cross on Defnese
hwy. See sign. Bowie 2641. Ia
CHIHUAHUA PUPS, little darlings;
all colors; from excel. blood lines.
Also stud serv. a studs). AL. 1913.
PUPPIES. Axe reg; Cham
pion sired; fawn: cropped; distem-
per shots; 3 mos. old: OIL. 1885.
COLLIE PUPS-AKc reg. male and
female; sired BY Ch. ebony parade;
tri-coior and sable. Elmwood 3537.
A NICE HOME wanted for handsome
gray and white, part Persian kit
tens; 8 weeks old. OIL. S526. 10
COCKER SPANIELS - Black, males
and female, Axe reg; whelped
March 22; $50: Riverdale. uN.
ST. BERNARD PUPPIES, 3 mos. old;
male and female: pedigreed. GIL.
PUG PUPPIEs-very pretty; the un-
usual dog from the gay nineties; see
them. ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, va
TOY MANCHESTER TERRIERS -
Male puppies; Axe; 1918 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Md. Sorry no
HSAS'
Evening star., 1951-06-10
SUNDAY SPECIALS
Does Macy's tell Gimbels?
Does Bill tell Kinds? =
Nobody VIII Want to Miss.
SUNDAY SPECIALS


AS Bill Kinds rolls back the prices
on every marble-top in the place,
SIS up; chests, SIS UP; washstands,
$40 up; symphonium music box and
ten disks. $50; brass ketter and
stand, $35; busts of famous musi-
clans, 81 each; brass candlesticks
Wonderful for weapons). ST ea.;
brass bells. S2.40; cobblers bench,
S15; old seer. desk, So; pine desk
$3.50; pine washstand. $40; cherry
love seat, So; Victorian desk, $40;
Staffordshire dogs, 2 for S25; Zodiac
plate, $3.50; castor set, $12.50;
50-pc. French Havilland china, $50;
also cut glass, pressed glass, milk
glass. carnival glass and majelica
clocks, flgurines and bric-bracs al
old-fashion prices. You are invited
to come in and prowl.
BILL KINDS
sos 9th st. NV. DI. 9761.
P.S.-Don't forget those weddings
anniversaries and photos.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
MOVIE PROJECTORS

Cameras films. screens, spl5cers: etc:
BARGAINS; trade-irs; one-year guar.
antee: guide free. BRENNER; 933
Pa. ave. NV. Park free. RE. 2434.
MOWER, n h P; &eE eIintSnp; 1p sssd S9ain
MOTER. mower, two-cycle Johnson.
in perfect cond.; $50. CH. l055S.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, bass fid-
die alto and tenor sax. clarinets,
electric guitar, trumpets. Priced for
quick sale. LEVIN'S PAWN
BROKERS. 1903 H st. ne. AZ,
OFFICE EoUIP-Desks, chairs. flIss.
safes add. machz chaz5 Fe1si 1I,9 TGd4aES' 14tS 2,U e1
OFFICE Conference tables. walnut
mahog.; reas. Call today, CO. 46255;
%ssk, 1112 l4th st. snoTTs4 nTs d; Dar;ained. hSnI
walnut. turn leg, executive .stee
desk; Q) walnut swivel armchair
oood cond. ME-. 2o4O.
Evening star., 1951-06-10


PIPE 'trussura, '.ss, snsiss s,,ra: cn1n:
BAG CO.. S15 1 st. s.W.. 81. soo7.
thread: re- dh tixtures. % %BLocK's, so5e u
st NV NO 1909 WA bbfIl
PLATES, eight, 10s-in, Lenox, au-
tumn pattern. peri. cond. DU. LISA
PLAY. PEN and high chair need
place. s%stl sfo' sfesir no $1ost ar'in''ai nfe'
PIAYPEN, wax birch. red plastic
trim, for. teething; plastic pad; ex;;
Gel. cond.; $40. TU. 4267. Call
PoCKEff and nd billiard tables. supplies
sos snas saSis tables sRS ss%s saa
sSPPLy Co. $40 9th i. NV:
PORCH CHAIRS, 4, new, metal; $35
value for S27.50. Cali Ia. 0242.
PORCH FURNITURE-3-pc. glider,
with cover, yellow leather cush.: 2
PRESSING MACHINE, Singer, COM
plete with boiler save zdEs dyS-thirds on
eonsisson sa1 %0de ca Lo sS'a ssss ssFse'
PRiNTERs' METAL = Top prices
or tAqe ready ayuts Cash. h. NY TYPE SE' MASTERS
INC. 2l7 H st: ne. Ii 6-7476;
PROJECTORS, Ampro 16-mm., dem.
RSdfs apps WksoS sa1s Sa aG e,
1917 Eye St. NV. ST 1917.
RADIATORS furnaces, pipes. yalyss
oil burners oil tanks, BLOCKS
$3.50 N st NV, No 1908: 461N
Rsbfo, sf5fe fye Bcs{s WA co5Ser.ed S5Sl excelen,
condition. $75. oW. 639S.
RADIO, console, GE; perfect cond.;
$50. EN-. 9772. OR. $3.50.
RADIOS, private party; 8 table and
3 consoles; all excel. working cond.
RS61S e s0 ra6SoS8Apa fhs; nj gsSSs soSbn Cane.
caii JH. s.55os Sat. 0si Or Sun 'A'in''
RADIo-PHoNo., AMIN, 1949, con-
sole. speed, beaut. mahog. cab.
also 17-in. 1851 Motorola television
RADio-PaoNo; excel. cond.; ma.
hog; non-auto.; table mod; for recr
or extra rm, or child; WA. S0sl
RADIo-PHoNo., Magnavox, AM-FM
walnut; IL albums records; moving;
RSfe o.fHoNoSkAsa' ftif6; SR. sISo' RcA con.
soN, sole Ss2;5o: ss2;;55o: 12S7inch M A Admiral T!
e P6sCanSosfsPh. IS! osIs s1So; tricycle., s-inch
RADIO-PHONO, CONSOLE, mahog
any, FIN 2-speed phono., excel. toni
and cond. Rec. COL; S175. JU
RADTo TUBE TESTER, like new, s45
RADIxToRS, 8, used. totaling 1876
#; Of radiation; sacrifice. s26. 1894
RANGE Se F. GAS. 4-burner. table top
RANGR, e. fsaSaE psssois ,e1e. eve 'ssS sosvert.d
natural gas; excel. cond.; S25
RANGE, electric, GE. model Cal
refgr., GE, 8 Gu. it., model NF-SG
both never used. Call WI. 1929 bet
RANGE i leasS; orlels make. 2 ovens
I ers. Cost $500. win sell for bes
RECORDER. tape. Eicor. Jensen
speaker; takes from mike; radio
RECORDER. tape. Webster. elec. Exc.
tape. ''the finest In portable tap,
recorders; demonstrator models OF
sale. Call for demonstration appt
WILSON GILL, 1917 Eye st. NV.
RECORDS. thousands-Mike Hume
cults personal collection. Says Ha
Jackson of Station VOL. eth
House That Jack Built" Mike
collection is one Of the finest Nv
SION s SHOP. IN No. a65s. "~ie
RECORDS, thousands from Mix
Hunnicutt's personal collection. In
cludes many Jazz numbers playet
on his various radio programs owe
the past Is years. Also included Al
COMMISSION SHOP. Mo- 26ha
Evening star., 1951-06-10
PIANOS
Special Reducti

Special heuuCIIUIlS IUI julie
On a large selection OF new moor
consoles, spinets. and uprights. in
Guiding such names as Hardman
Steinway Baldwin. Knabe Chick
ering and many others. Come il
and see some real values; $25 down
3 yrs. to pay balance; your old
plano ACCEPTED @ on tra1s;, t11s,c
1900 g st. NJ. ST. 5345. Iii
Evening star., 1951-06-10
MIScL. FOR SALE Cont
GUITARS CO., Spanish or western;
excel. conditions; $40 ea. Call OIL.

GUITARS Cd. Spanish or western;
excel. excel. condition; $40 ea. Can OIL.
GUN, Browning eyer and under, I2.
sisS siiSs6e or Gss bsat oas sla %A sssst Ssss
GUN, Winchester. 1875; de luxe rife;
$50. S4'SH Ap. PSSS ssos. s.AA'A'' eA'i'' 0''s''
GUNS.-New and used, bought and
sold. All types fishing tackle. Open
sysnings and SUNDAYS. TRADING
HEATING PLANT-chrysIer auto
matte warm air. gas fired, heats 9
rms. Install in bsmt. or util. rm.:
$500 value for $1oO. oW. 1862.
HIGH CHAIR. crib and gas range.
HoELYWoop Roll 2TaS f5 BEDS. A Twin twin box springs
on legsi perfect condition; SIS each.
VIII give matching mattresses. 81.
aosPirAL BED. practically new.
HosrITAL BED, excellent condition
HoTswATER HOT AT HEATER, westins.
he house a,a 80 ssa gal elef'; Mf aesa less than
HOT HSo5Ti WATER VA gBonEEks. ABc SgcS; oil burn.
Ho1WATRk s5 W TER fHyi aEGrER III Forty Forty gallon
electric. glass tank, practically new
SIS. Call UN; 1880.
HoT.wATER TANki TAI! mn gas; ss, 90 gal;
HoWssaESHaaoLD GooDs. / twin mat.
tress innerspring, So; ! spring to
match. So; 1905 Randolph st. ne;
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, washer, hall
table; pictures garden hose eiotSipSs }Sype-
size 14-16. For info. call DI. 94.45.
TNTERcoMMUNICATING SYSTEM
Began Master and speaker new,
S35; also Teletalk 40 stations) sys,,
TENS installation mat at lpteTc1m; T9Ia an9 a1.a
CO. CO. 4445.
iRONER, Frigidaire, like new; 500
cash. Gaithersburg 6SS-J.
IRONER. Thor, used times; $40
IRooiNER-MANGLE on stand. westing-
house; knee-action; perfect cond; ;
KITCHEN CABINET displays for sale
RfTcHESs. ssIfG iSSsj mHSt3s fNc.. 'YYoss Vermont
ave. NV.
KITCHEN CABINETS
Special clearance sale, must reduce
inventory; big savings on both steel
and wood cabinets; free estimates;
KITCHEN DESIGNING co.
Manufacturers of Custom Formica
Tops.
Ii. 1928
Eve. and Sun. KI. s-9sO5. MI. 1729.
KITCHEN EQUIPM e N T-White
porcelain sink. double drainboards,
Reasonable. RA. $3.50. 6Sls 18th
KfTchEN III HEN EQUIPMENT. commercial.
The Broadmoor, 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
KODAK, Retina tube with c. case,
s:t SS5m% Gs1 fa Lem Lens Wo mo; o,qa 9a' sl0o OF
Ike new; $40. OR. 1888.
LATHE, Atlas Gin. complete with
bench and extra accessories; aecs IKE
new; reasonable. Ii. 7-61S3. Ia
LATHE, Craftsman quick change. Il
inches, SO between centers' h;h.p
motor, chucks, accessories MILLING
diamond dresser; all new this yeal
and little used. AL for $500. La
LAUNDRY s11Sn 4 EQUIPMENT. in excellent
S%N i%SG%fR SfsR Oc CLEMSON ssams ~ e. o
S1b. OIL. 1852.
LAWN MOWERS Q5), Just beer
ca; bicycles, SIS. Apply 333;
Rhode Island ave. ne, in rear
sunday only. 10. 3-510S.
LAWN MOWERS, so new and recond.
hand and power; priced to ut .youl
pocketbook; S5 UP. Good trad
given on your mower for purchase O.
new mower; also. lawn mowers sharp
ened, adjusted and repaired. THl
FIX-IT SHOP, $500 Bladensburg I'd.
Colmar Manor, Md. Telephone UN
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