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Evening star., 1951-09-22
Man Guilty in Theft
OF Keys From Office
To Rifle Apartment

A man was convicted yesterday
by a District Court jury of first
stealing keys from a victims office
desk and then using them to enter
her apartment and steal from
there while she still was at work
The man found guilty is Le-
Count M. A. Skinner. 26, colored,
Of the 1400 block of @ street NV.
He was convicted on a three
count indictment. The first count
accused him Of taking a purse con-
tanning $22 in cash and keys from
the Office Of the victim, Mrs. Lu-
Icille H. Lindsay. at the Interior
Department. where she is a ste
Inographer.
The next count accuses him of
entering her apartment at 21O
Rhode Island avenue NE. The
third count accuses him of OBJ
tanning property valued at more
than $14 from the apartment.
Assistant United States Attorney
Martin j. Mcnamara who prose-
Icuted Skinner. said the defendant
was found in the apartment by
Mrs. Lindsay's two young daugh-
ters when they returned home.
One OF them. Joan, IS, engaged
Skinner in conversation, Mr.. Nc
Namara sadi, while her older sis
ter went to another apartment
to notify police. Skinner finally
turned and ran from the apart
ment. Mr.. Mcnamara said.
Mr.. Mcnamara said that Skim
ner operated by first walking into
Government building offices while
employees were out and removing
pocketbooks containing addresses.
In the case tried, he had hurried
from the office to the victims
home.
Skinner later was caught and
charged with theft from an Office
at the Veterans Administration.
He awaits trial on an indictment
accusing him in that case and al
so trial on a third indictment ac-
cusing him of entering and stealing
from another residence, after OBJ
tanning a pocketbook and an ad-
dress from the victims Office, Mr..
McNamara said.
Judge Let's. who presided at the
TRIAL. did not set date for sem
fencing on yesterdays conviction,
Evening star., 1951-09-22
By DouqIos Tuomey

The coffee table has become q
standard fixture in most modern
homes, probably because it offers
as much convenience as any piece
of furniture in the living room.
Tables are available at prices
running from $24 to 500, depend
ing upon the design and the
quality of the wood used. For less
a fraction Of that cost, any anna
teur carpenter can make a good
looking coffee table. And it would
take a minute inspection to tell
the item from a factory-made
piece.
One type of table is made of a
plywood sheet one-half inch thick
and measuring "a by 18 inches. It
rests upon a frame made of l.
by-4-inch finishing strip and is
nailed through to the top edge of
the frame.
A 1-inch overhang is allowed
all around. The legs are made OF
four pieces of the same strip ar
ranged into a hollow box pattern,
and they are set up inside the
corners Of the frame and fastened
there.
The table top is scored with q
blunt instrument so as to have
very definite squares, and these
are carefully stained to present a
Evening star., 1951-09-22
|Water FIuoridation
In Counties by Jan. |

The Washington Suburban San
itary Commission today was pro-
ceeding with plans to begin fiuori-
dation of water for Prince Georges
and Montgomery Counties by
January /.
Harry B. Shaw, deputy chief
engineer for the commission, said
he does not anticipate any undue
difficulty in obtaining sodium
silico fluoride, despite reports that
the chemical is in short supply
He said he has been in contact
with several manufacturers. al
though no contract has yet been
signed.
The mechanical equipment nee
essary to feed the f1uoride into
the water has been ordered, and
delivery is expected by December
Mr.. Shaw said.
He explained that the fiuoride
is placed into a chemical feeder,
which regulates the exact amount
of the chemical to be put in the
water. The chemical is added
on a on a ratio of about one part
fiuoride to a million parts water.
The decision to huoridate water
in nearby Maryland was made by
the commission after requests
from several civic and dental
groups in both counties. Propo-
nents of the new process say it
will virtually eliminate tooth de-
cav among children.
Evening star., 1951-09-22

Earune IomeS,
822N G street
N. E., W a S
wounded in the
Korea fighting
last August 80.
He wrote his
mother recently
that he was
S t * by a
bullet in the
right arm. He
was S erV in G
with the 9th
Infantry Regi-
ment in Korea,
his mother said.
Evening star., 1951-09-22
Pfc. Settles Reported
Wounded in Korea

A 20-year-old Washington in
fantryman is on the Defense De-
partment's casualty list released
late yesterday.
Pfc. Lonnie Settles, son of Mrs,
Evening star., 1951-09-22
4 MoryIonders Among
Troops Back From Koreo
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. az
The 2Sth Navy transport to bring
Army rotation troops from the
Far East docked here yesterday
Among Marylanders aboard were
Corpl. Donald l.. Hamilton
Waldorf, and Pfc. William H
Meredith, Route 4, Annapolis.
Evening star., 1951-09-22

Also listed as wounded was Pvt
Richard c. Gerald, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Gerald, GIT G
street S.W.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
OPPORTUNITY
11Ol Fenna. Ave. NV

To Train for Managership
Expanding national finance organi-
zation needs alert, aggressive. young
men. aged 21-35, to train az Branch
managers; straight salary. car al
lowance. paid vacations. steady en-
ployment, insurance and other bene.
FITS. Apply In person, 8 am. te
5 pm. LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE
INC. 1902 Carroll ave. Takoms
Park. Md; or 1910 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md. -13
Evening star., 1951-12-09
PART-TIME SALESMEl

Are you q college student or are you
presently employed? II you have
any spare time, here Is an op-
portunity to earn extra money in
Washington's largest neighborhood
mems store; hours to suit curriculum
necessary. GE. e100. 5000 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

Needed for our advertising dept. Nc
exper. nee. Earn S66 per wk. while
learning. Apply 1922 18th st. NV,
2nd fir. 9 to IL am. only. See MR.
RICHARD. Ill
Evening star., 1951-12-09
PART-TIME MAN

PAR II IME WIAN
Married man with car to learn sales
work with large manufacturing
company. No canvassing. Must
be able to work 20 to % hours
weekly. ewes. and week ends. Earn.
ings while training around S5C
weekly. Phone Ii. 3-1436 between
10 and 4 for appt only. Ii
MARRIED MAN
With car to train locally for per-
featuring company. Will consider
inexperienced man who is willinl
worker. Not canvassing. Mar
selected will work under direct
supervision Of manager. Earning'
while training around S100 weekly
Apply 1116 o st. s.e.. between II
and IL. -13
Evening star., 1951-12-09
YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MEN az

Needed for our advertising dept. Nc
learning. Apply 1929 18th st. NV.
2nd fir, 9 to IL am. only, See MR.
WANTED-several men with D. C
drivers permits to work in ware
Good aeSsf ssarS Of ScaI paa aseao4 hD
conditions. For interview call MRS
BEA at DU.. 1862 or DU. 2032: 10
VARIETY-Young men with Wool
worth, Kresge, Murphy type exper
and remain in suburban D. c.. Ad-
vancement, oppor: Come In discuss
with us; confidential. GREENBELI 7
CONSUMER SERVICES. Greenbelt
NATURE MEN En-! 500 S.ss to meet &c pub;
about S55 wk.; no exper. nee; able
to start at once. Apply 1913 pm.
MAKE $50 TO $500 per sale. Exclu.
sive territorities to salesman and
DOOR LIGHTS sweeping country
Enormous demand from gas sta
tions. stores. night spots. drive ins
auto agencies. Written money-back
guarantee clinches sales, Ne sam
Piles, no investment, NO lighting ex-
perience REQUIRED: W, II. LONG CO.
AMBITIOUS MARRIED MAN travel
U. S. with wife, training for fas-
cinating career in radio adv: exec
pos, non-travel avail after 1s mo-;
gali comm NM start; TN high1y hTy prof Tpk{S N0
friendly Outstanding. young career
type, type drive and assist nrst is mo
Lifetime. opp. with successful nrm
Write imm.; NATL RADIO. W
c6fpRaf 6fTRssfas' srHpENr. 81 clerk for l,auss
. store, to 9 pm; Mon. through
COLLEGE GRADUATE; not over 81
yrs, of age, interested in q perma,
pans. 4 you meet our aaaiifeations
you will start in our fuel oil ant
oil burner sales dept; startini
salary. .S275 Rer mo. Car necessary
Car allowance and. insurance fur.
assased assnsed premotions sex leave va
cation and retirement. Write com
plete details for personal interview
xRsyef2SGrS Boz eS2Sz; star; Inv WALL Tne TlnPeE,
THREE fhs EntSast YOUNG m MEN. N, prefer Govt
workers. We will provide furn. apt.
bedrm., liv. rm., kit, bath. in down
town area, in exchange for 1 mai
being available for emergency courle
service each night and week ends
estimated time on courier service,
hour per night. Box 1865. Star.
LARGE GROCERY FIRM needs capa
BILE, all-'round man willing to wor
to get ahead. This lob is an unusus
opportunity for rapid advancement
in q responsible position II abilit
Is proven; experience not necessar
Il capable. SEVEN CORNERS MAR
KET. II Lee Boulevard. Fall
Church, Va.
RETIRED MAN. white. as desk cler
for apt. house at 14th and Va
Buren, st. NV; hours. 4-12 pm
6-day week, no SUM-; SAL, $40
per mo. Ia. $500. 3
EMERGENCY road service man. som
garage experience necessary; aver
age, earnings about S75 per week
night work Apply Mr.. Michaelsor
POTOMAC GARAGE AND SERVICE
STATION. 10th and E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
BOOKKEEPER
Experienced
REAL ESTATE
rONCTpuNTTON

BOOKKEEPER
Experienced
REAL ESTATE
CONSTRUCTION
OFFICE
MUST HAVE FINEST REFERENCES
gGon BE AMsIT1ous esV AND EXPECT
GOOD Pay APPLY
SHAPIRO, INC.
Oil 18th St. NV, ME. 1717.
BOOKKEEPER
Young lady as bookkeeper-
lished real estate and mort
gage loan office; must be ex-
perienced in both bookkeeping
and tipping; pleasant surround
ings; 37Ha-hour week; lunches
furnished; air conditioned
staEt: sI15 Call MR.. cox Ma NA.
BOSOM OPERATORS
AND SHIRT FOLDERS
Ezps5 zppy SRAYsroRE RREosDeEsE ExgnDRY sRt
22i6 9Th st. NV. AID. 9062. -1t
CANDY SALESLADIES-Take order.
for Christmas candies; offices
churches, etc.; homemade chocolate
Call Wo. 1858 for details durina
CxssfHniiER-Experienced, with refer
ences; Good salary and pleasan
working conditions. Hours. 9 Am
ssposrsO Oai eENTEs Ass ssh Ms .ns SsFnsf:aa D IL
Evening star., 1951-12-09
State Representative
Wanted

A top Catholic publisher, expanding
school sales division. wants. STATE
representative to organize sale pro-
motional campaigns. Excellent op.
portunity and earnings. Only 2(
such positions in the United States
Male, age 25-40, college. car ane
free to travel. Speaking,. teachini
or selling experience helpful: salary
expense and bonus. Write Box 297.
B, Star. for interview. Give phone
number.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY

Engineer wanted to super
wise structural design Sec
ton.
Work includes design Of welded as.
semblies controls and linkages, air:
craft cockpits, metal consoles ano
cabinets for electronic equipment
General knowledge Of plastics ant
uaints Is desirable. A minimum o1
5 yrs. design and supervisory expert
ence is required. Send resume te
Box 66-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
CLERK

CLERICAL POSITION
Eoundings with @ eonsenial % eisai@nr people. spt.
AND and dependable. come com in Between Between
$50 and 4:45 to talk to US. Knowl-
not important. Apply personnel Of
fice. EQUITABLE LIFE iNsUR-
-ANcE CO. 816 14th st. NV. Ia
CLERK-CASHIER-18 to 35. Must
have some knowledge OF tipping and
accounting. Good pay. Apply AMERI-
6,no,e 6SAM CAsLE H3IdS. d RADIO CORP 8
cLERK-TYPIsT for fling and rec
to ALEXANDRIA fIS'na HEaIfH asIIff1HHI'efsl2er' DEPT'
CLERK-TYPIsT-Young lady exper
N general ofiee work. CONsoLI-
DATED ENGINEERING AND DIS
HHRiiBuTiNd co. OF AMERICA. 400
CLERK-TYPIsT, 4o-hr., 5-day wk.;
good salary: rapid typist, good phone
AMERICAN BAG AND PAPER pfI Aee,y co',
II 149s EsK H ETyss,S4,e s. ne. II; 7-3s93.
isqs. i0T various ,to n..el CLERICAL duties; for
plepe benefits good hours and
pizon; De; sass 1888. cENrRSn cfsEi Gali AU4o NJ,
.P1ARTs: 1890 P st. NV. 10
cdIkAdfPisT day 4dbP perm; nm. ,so; Position: 5,
conditions; liberal discount on pur- @
chases; insurance and hospitaiiza-
ton plan; retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, Employ
cIERkeTYfisTT nsRi kGfhff Il under fs ne 40, 1 nerms
npnt n0Siti0N. S-day uaak aDd
many benefits. opportunity yeto to learn ana
autograph machine. Apply in per-
LIFE INSURANCE CO. 1887 Be Be
cfERk-TYPlsT, Ell II hH bookkeeping Nl1 knov,.
vironment, b-day wk.. $40 to 40.
IcAN INSURANCE CO. $40 Wood
ward Bldg. 18th and H sts. NV.
cLERK-TYPIsT. no. over 80: small
ing conditions: Apply Mr.. Norris,
KANE TRANSFER CO., 2116 5th
st; st.. ne. Inr. 4th and Rhode Island
cIERk-T;YsiPIsr, Il; white. young r1s LADY
desiring permanent position with
life insurance company; excel. work
ing cond.. paid vacation. retirement
benefits; shorthand helpful but not
eSsentlai. NO experience necessary.
Personal interview, 1925 Conn. ave.
NV. ID
CLERK -TYPIST, bookkeeping dept. :;
salary, $500 mo-, usual employe
benefits: perm. position. Call MISS
PETHERBRIDGE, DE. 5000. 3
policy writer and gen. offlce duties;
ins. .exper. preferred. but not nee. !;
excel. working cond.; 37la-hr. wk.,
$50 to 4:30; employe BENEFITS. Apply
Mr.. Sears or Miss McGrath. GREAT
Woodward Bldg, 18th and II sts.
NV, Elk. 1850. 10
CLERK-TYPIST, white, permanent
position with life insurance COM
pany. Excellent working conditions,
paid vacation. retirement benefits.
Shorthand helpful but not essential.
No experience necessary. Personal
interview, S11 11th st. NV, End
door. -12
Evening star., 1951-12-09

BOOKKEEPER
In downtown real estate office. Per-
manent position, pleasant working
conditions; 5-day week. Chance for
advancement. Experience not essen
tial but must be able to type,
Salary, $3.50 mo. Give full par
ticulars. All replies confidential
BOX 1917 Star Ill
Evening star., 1951-12-09
HELP MEN (cont. J

MEN: Write Immediately for full in
formation how to establish profit
able Rawleigh business. You will
be surprised at big results others
secure. No selling experience neces-
sary to start. Buy on credit. Gold
en- opportunity to build UP solid
DcLH-14-14s. Chester. Pa. ''
MEN. 2 full-time and l part-time
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average $10Q and up per week call
ing on regular customers by appt
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant
everyday necessities regularly. Nc
experience necessary. An experienced
man will train you. Apply Gil
National Press Bldg, 14th and F
SITS. NV. or call DI. 4477 or DI
MEN (3), white, neat appearing, for
outside sales work; average earnings,
ment; you, will receive a salary Of
500 2 week during training period
We furnish TRANSPORTATION. Apply
8 to 10 am. RIM. S27. 724 9th
MEN-PART TIME
Evenings and Saturdays; $40 or bet
ter per evening; can develop into
permanent position. Phone LA.
6-6316, 8 to. 9 tonight or 1912
Monday morning.
MEN
Welders and welder helpers. Trailer
truck driver. Shop men for fabri.
eating steel. Apply B g. M WELD.
ING AND IRON WORKS. Gathers.
burg. Nd. 4 to 4 pm. 20
Evening star., 1951-12-09

BEAUTY SALON MANAGER
Excellent salary and bonus. hospital
iZation and life insurance, paid va
salon. At NEIsNER's. ST. 1906.
BINDERY GIRLS. exper. in counting;
5-day wk. Apply NATIONAL LITHO
RGG0oikkkRIPER G0i kII3 I5th exa st. nS dSi. entry to
accept responsibility for an active
small industrial organization. Call
MIR. WALKER, DE. 1850. ---15
BOOKKEEPER--Accounts payable and
payroll clerk between 20-30 to as
sist manager; responsible position,
with excel. opportunity for advance
ment; bookkeeping knowledge and
ability to type at moderate speed
essential; salary open. For appt.
ealI SII Mr r,,Ea4n Ramsey, eG D1. s4e4. CAMP
BOOKKEEPER, experienced in gen.
resonciiiation reso lila O1sosf work and other de-
tails pertaining to full set oper-
alton; good opportunity for quail
fed person. Call MRS. LUCE. II.
BoOKKEEPER, part or full time:
capable of taking charge OF gen.
eral ledger. trial balance. taxes. etc.
Write fully to Box 495-S, Star.
BOOkKEEPEh and general once
worker for small business: some typ
ing: 5-day wk., start at $50. Apply
315 Stoneleigh Court.
BOOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN;
tipping, full or part time, for good,
cfaodv inh pnv AQ.G Gfar
Evening star., 1951-12-09

The Munsey Trust Co.
1929 E st. NV. III
BEAUTICIAN. experienced operator.
top salary. exceptionally nice ellen
tele OIL 1857. OIL. 7s14 ---17
BEAUTICIAN-Good all-around op-
eses f1st9r ApeG f1ss Rsb b0qFs HE sd aR Rs
sTYLIsT. at Philipsborn. 6os 18th
BEAUTICIAN -All-around operator
excellent manicurist; above-ayerage
salary and commission. short hours,
Apply IN ro6 peTSop' VINCENT & YIN YIN
BEAUTICIAN. fun or part time. o.
day wk.; salary plus comm. For
permanent waves only. Call JEAN
at ST. 0143.
BEAUTICIAN. manicurist- t-shampooinf
and assistant operator for exclusive
JOB. top salary and commissiesn
5.31day gk. Call Mon. DE; s9Se
tull, part time. MR.. WILLIAMS. 1915
BTshTS Mlsn ave oPfRAHH9oR,7 Pc H9 7o8s aependable.
salary open. Phone RE. 297l. 10
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Earn SS5 to
$500 per week. Salary plus commits
sion. Modern shop. Steady position.
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman,
for our Silver Spring salon; highest
commission and guarantee; excellent
opportunity for good operator:
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. 3
BEAUTY OPERATOR, part time;
guaranteed salary and commission.
Call JE. 3-S346. Ask for manager
BEAUTY opERAToR-Experienced all
around: also man hair stylist and
| girl for hair tinting, exper. desired
| For GUnBO. 1645 Conn. ave, ul-
tramod. salon Well estab. 40-hr..
6-day wk. Call MI. 1640 for appt
BEAUTY operators. exper.; full and
part time. sos H. st. ne. Ii. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
READ THIS

READ THIS
I have 8 mos. work to offer 8 men
who are willing OF put in long hrs
Here is an oppor to earn $33 q day,
6-day wk. Must be dependable and
willing workers. Must have neat
appearance and average education
is your oppor. Apply 1922 18th st
NV, 2nd FIR, Q to l. am. only. See
MR.. LOCKYER. III
Evening star., 1951-11-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CLEANING---Homes, Offices, stores:
experienced colored woman; morn
COOK. experienced. white. wishes
position light housework: upstairs
room; reliable Pennsylvanian: Pro-
tsstant: good. ref. Woodley 1884. .
GIRL colored. wants. days work;
refs. Telephone Ii. 4-47S5.
GIRL, colored, experienced, with ref B.,
wants Saturday and Monday work.
WOMAN. colored; 8 days, Monday
through Friday. or mornings. 925
P st. NV. CO. 4454. -25
WOMAN, colored. experienced all
around housekeeper. wishes 3 days
VERY NEAT GIRL wishes evening
work or night work Of any kind.
C0LoRED GIRL. experienced. wishes
days work; references. Ii. 3-5961. /.
C0LORED GIRL DESIRES g.h.w.: 8
days wk.: good cook; health card;
references; live out. DE. 1878.
COLORED H. S.. GIRL wants part
time mothers helper after school;
half day Saturday. TR. 24S5.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont J

SECRETARY, with 12 yrs. legal and
varied exper., desires stenographic
and bookkeeping work for execution
at home; dependable neat service
guaranteed. headlines met. WI. S605.
STENOGRAPHER. ca
paole assuming responsibility; varied
das Weef sP s1eisos e674 dependable ss.
SECRETARY, legal exper.. dependable
and capable of assuming resp. mem
Der Of bar, desires secretarial posi-
ton: $40 wk. with opportunity for
Iuture advancement to position as
law CLERK or Junior atty; preferably
In Catholic office. Box @eo-A' g. Star.
WOMAN, 40. recently married. seeks
part or full time position editing.
administrative or research capacity;
resigned responsible executive posi-
ton ton tpeermanentl Federal agency
editing, office MANAGEMENT: previous
experience editing and retailing: for
merly member State Legislature: CO.
author recently published book on
personnel and human relations; one
Economics and Political Science: Phi
Beta Kappa. Box 292-A. Star rs"
YOUNG LADY, 1947 Md. U. grad;
knowledge Of typing and dictaphone;
4 yrs. exp. handling public in, Ma
similar position. MISS RUSH,
Sligo 7765. 25'
REFINED WOMAN desires position
As as. COMPANION; 7gdl willing to travel or
WANTED full or part time): Re-
search, social service or other con-
structive and challenging work;
have had two years public rela-
tions, tipping. shorthand; excellent
references. Box 257-A, Star. 25'
WANTED-Typing work Of all kinds;
done at home. Write Box 102-P,
Clinton, Md. -25
COLORED WOMAN wants day work;
experienced, with excellent refer
enceS Du 1887 Oh
Evening star., 1951-11-24
FLAGSTONE WORK

stone cement walks, steps and
porches and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARUCCIO. SH. 1869.
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
rented. Instructions by experienced
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO..
709 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 4346.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; white
MECHANICS: special low prices. c. r.
COVER, WA. 6S6S any time.
FLOORS SANDED and finished: old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA. ll22
Evening star., 1951-11-24
RUGS! RUGS! RUGS!
CLEARANCE SALE

RUGS! RUGS! RUGS!
CLEARANCE SALE
BROADLOOM RUGS
MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY
BELOW WHOLESALE COST
and
REDUCTIONS UP TO 300
Featuring Big Glow, Alex.
Smith, etc.
Also scatter rugs and loads
or runners in long lengths
at ridiculously low prices.
TERMS: ALL SALES CASH
BROADLOOM & RUG
OUTLET
1918 1st ST. NV. COR. Y. AVE.
Open 9 Am. to 6 PM.
Open Sunday Until 4 PM.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN

to elderly lady; refined :;
references; salary. $25 per week.
Box 273-A, Star 25s
GIRL. .colored. desires part-time Job
as baby sitter, typist or operator on
small switchboard. LU. 1882.
LADY, middle aged, colored, with ex-
cellent ref, would like part time
mornings caring for elderly person
or invalid. DU. 1896.
practical. white. wishes day
duty NV: section; $23 week: ref.
NURSE, practical, white; several yrs.
nursing chronic bed patients; day or
night duty. Ia. 9767. -25
NURSE DESIRES pa
tient. MI. 1924. 3 ii
Evening star., 1951-11-24
MlscEL. FOR SALE Cont

mirror. lamp. cocktail and end tables.
Chests. sofa and 2 chrs., ANTIQUE
cradle. cut glass and bric-a-brac,
3$3S 39$3S Ssth st. NV. (Georsetown pU.
FURNITURE-complete bedrm. suite
maple; kitchen tables. chairs; excel
FURNITURE-Stud couch. S25:
maple couch and chair, $50: excel
Lent lent cond. Bethesda. OIL. 61l0, EN-.
Observation-Disclosures. sofa. din
ing room set; misc. items. ia. 2
observation-disclosures double 1o bed,
complete, 500; Chinese Chippendale
shsifs 445o S Niehois Ss2s 'tS ave. SsyeTai sW
FHRNiTuRE HRt III for ef,c. apt; M25 Ieayine
sM. tSxn; 75og mg't sell this week end: GAN
FURNiTURE-Mahogany ,r. din dining
rm. suite, complete. S125: liv. 1ms
couch and 2 chairs. S75; painted
sisRa sssa. Wakefield. S So 81 :Ss' yE'
FURNITURE-Mahog. din. rm. table,
radio-phono fir. mod; studio couch;
7-0305. Ok
FuRNiTURE-Dbl. bed. tnner-sprins
and mattress. walnut chest OF draw
condition; reasonable. OIL. SSas.
FURNITURE-Vanity and sideboard
p Phone oL; 1868. NO. 2875. 25'
FUKNiTURE--1 counter. 3 deal rms.
ffca ss xHle5 ss metal vetsr closet cons eee
pictures and misc office en1lip
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP G III
,,., King st., Alex, Va, AL. 2915. -25
FURNITURE-2-pc. liv. rm. suite,
walnut frame. maroon upholstery;
cail e,sH Wd' S5pc; asa8 slR' rm' suite mahog.
FURNITURE-Maple sofa bed With
ga WWan5ehing aTga chair and platform rocker.
FuRNiTGRE-7Entire contents lie bed
pieces. GL. 400. EXT. 6i2. S25
FURNITURE-Complete furniture for
Transferred; $3.50; GE '"ns televisioa Iisioa
win sell for $3.50: guaranteed ike
new. 1926 10th st. NV, Apt. 7.
FURNITURE-3-pc. mod. liv. rm.,
tables S10O.. RA. .53O4. ~25
FURN. LIVING RM.. bedrm.. din. rm.
break front; reasonable. Wo. 1868.
room suite I0-pc
mahog., sofa. club chair. floor lamps, )
psaapiess rugs. 81 Hamilton St NV.
table. 3 tier. mahog
Beacon Hill collection; also Kindeli
mahog. powder table, can be used as
desk, WO,. 29O9. 80
FURN.-Bedroom, twin beds, bureau.
Ghiftorobe, vanity. Q chairs. Cali
WO. O994 Sat. and Sun. afternoon
FURN.-Din. rm. suite, 2 beds, one
Sgle. and one ~ with mattress and
springs; | chest of drawers. , dress
erss | Wilton velvet rug, sxIO. Ii.
FURN.-Gray walnut bookcase head
board. night tables, vanity and stool
Brand-new. Modern blond cocktail
table. ia. S-4707. -95
bed. maple fnish, felt
mattress, coil springs; $35. OV.
FURN.-5-pc. dinette set in excel
cond., red top table and red chairs;
500. LU. 1-2S01 -25
FuRN: - Baby grand Chickering
Call AID. 1854. Q It'll 5.
and end tables. lamps
and chair; reas.; excel. condition.
CHI. 1000, Ext. 134. -25