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Evening star., 1951-04-19

Toward the end of 1924 Torrio and
Capone had coined such huge profits
that they were buying up respectable
citizens as ''fronts" for their fleets Of
trucks and hidden liquor, warehouses.
AS the twin brains Of the Crime Octo-
pus. their grip was felt from border to
border and coast to coast
Evening star., 1951-04-19

Then trouble broke in the Crime
Monsters own lair, Chicago, through a.
mob leader named Dion O'Bannion. His
own Importance dwindling with the rise
OF Torrio and Capone, O'Bannion Of
fered to sell them his prize possession,
q brewery which he valued at half a
million dollars. Torrio and Capone
made the buy.
Evening star., 1951-04-19

Within IL hours prohibition agents
stormed the brewery and poured its
contents into the river. Torrio and
Capone were arrested as the owners.
Out on bail, Johnny Torrio ordered
prompt vengeance. Dion OBannion
was shot down in cold blood by three
assassins who caught him of guard in
ia flower shop which he owned.
Evening star., 1951-11-29
| Marriages


From Winchester, Va, comes
news of the wedding of Miss Doro-
thy Loane Minnigerode, daughter
of Mr.. John H. Minnigerode of
Winchester. and Mr.. Charles Ed
ward Dennis, jr., son Of Mrs.
Dennis and the late Mr.. Dennis
of MartinSburg, w. Va.
The ceremony took place No
vember "a in Christ Episcopal
Church, Winchester, and was per-
formed by the Rev. William
Hanckel.
The Misses Mary and Julia Min
nigerode of this city, aunts Of the
bride, were among the out-of town
guests for the wedding. After q
wedding trip to Bermuda, the
couple will make their home ir
Martinsburg.
Brown-White
The marriage Of Mrs. Emma A
White of this city to Mr.. Earl H
Brown of Gouverneur. N. Y, tool
place November "a in Mount Ver'
non Place Church, the Rev. Albert
P. Shirley officiating.
Evening star., 1951-11-29
Christmas Relish

Time to think about putting up
o few jars of Christmas relish. to
use yourself during the holiday
season. and to give away to ap-
preciative friends.
Put through a coarse food
grinder II sweet red peppers. II
green peppers, 8 large onions and
a stalk of celery. Pour boiling
water over the mixture and drain.
To the vegetables add IL table
spoons salt, 3 cups of sugar and
3 cups of cider vinegar. Boil for
5 minutes, then pour into steriI-
lied jars and seal.
Evening star., 1951-11-29
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Cornew of
Buenos Aires, Argentina, and San
Francisco. Calf, announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Sarah Elizabeth, Ensign, U. S. NJ,
to 1t. Norman Briscoe Williams,
U. S. NJ. son of Mrs. Arthur H.
Williams, of Newton Center, Mass.
The bride-elect is a graduate
Of Mills College. Oakland, Calf.
She is stationed at the Office of
Naval Intelligence. Pentagon.
1t. Williams attended Boston
University and was graduated
from the Massachusetts Maritime
Academy. He is at present at
tached to the Staff of the Com
mander of Air Forces, Atlantic
Fleet in Norfolk, Va.
The wedding will take place
January 9 in San Francisco.
Evening star., 1951-11-29
Dorothy
Dix
Should Sisters
Come Before Girl
At Christmos2

DEAR MISS DIX: For four
months I have been going with a
boy who has asked me to marry
him. However, he has confused
me by announcing that he is going
to spend Christmas with his sis
ters. His mother died II years
ago and his two older sisters
raised him. Don't you think he
should want to be with me instead
of them? This isn't the first time
his sisters have come before me.
In fact. we even broke up over
them one time, but we went back
together after two days. TONI.
Answer: Since you are old
enough to have contemplated
marriage, you should be mature
enough to have acquired some
perspective on human relation
ships. Family ties do not melt
away just because a boy has
fallen in love with a girl; it
would be most tragic if they did.
Your friends sisters have done
fine job bringing up younger
brother in addition to raising their
own families, and he would be
guilty of gross ingratitude if he
forgot them so easily and SO COM
pletely.
An acquaintanceship of only
four months is very weak justifi-
cation for the proprietary rights
you wish to exercise over your
friends time and affections. If
your demands in this matter are
indicative of your whole atti-
tude. you are laying a very poor
foundation for a good marriage.
Let your ego be little more sub
merged in the give and take of
matrimony if you want harmony
and happiness in your future.
home.
I'm sure you have a family OF
your own; they will want you
around for Christmas and would
probably feel very indignant If
you deserted your own home for
the holiday.
The perfect solution for your
problem would be for each Of
you to spend part of the day
with the others family. Or, have
your friend over to your house
for the evening. If distance or
other factors make any such ar
rangement impractical, let your
friend spend the day at his Sis
ters', and don't fuss about it.
DEAR MISS DIX: For the past
year I have been going with a
boy who has asked me to marry
him. but wants to wait a few
years. Right now he only comes
to see me a few times month
and my parents aren't too fond
of him. He doesn't want his
people to know he is going with
me, although they are very fond
Of me. Should I wait for him,
continue seeing him against my
parents wishes, or 60 with some
one else?
BETTY.
Answer: You fail to state just
why your parents do object to
your boy friend. If they have
q valid reason for not liking him,
you will do we'll to consider it.
You also failed to state your
age, which could have vital
bearing on the subject.
Your young man doesn't seem
30 be treating you too well, and
Il you decide to continue seeing
him. by all means insist that
his parents know of your friend
ship. When they find out how
serious you are about each other,
they will naturally resent the
secrecy. The most absolute trust.
you know, can be blighted by
just touch of suspicion Set
tie these questions before you
continue your friendship; if the
answers are not satisfactory to
you, break off and look for an
other beau.
Evening star., 1951-11-29

Miss Katherine LO BiancO.
The Little Falls Church in Vir-
ginia was the scene of the we'd
ding November IS of Miss Frances
Katherine Lo Bianco and the
Rev. Frank A. Erwin. Officiating
at the ceremony were DR.. Alex
ander Fleming of Steubenville.
Ohio. and DR.. James K. Leitch of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Lo Bianco of
Georgetown, was given in mar
riage by her father. The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Erwin Of Mount Pleasant, Ohio.
The reception was held in the
Lo Bianco home. Afterwards the
newlyWeds left for a two-week
visit in Florida. Upon their return
they will reside in Arlington. Mr..
Erwin is the minister of The
Little Falls Church.
Evening star., 1951-11-29

Inc I0FmeF
Miss Elizabeth ]. Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
WaldoW. newlyweds of November
II, will make their home in
Arlington. The bride was Miss
Elizabeth Jane Sheridan, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter B.
Sheridan. of Arlington.
They were married in st. Agnes
Church in Arlington, the Rev. L.
SpeiSht officiating at the cere-
mony. A reception was held at the
Catholic Daughters of America
Club, before the couple left for a
Florida wedding trip.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin R. Waldow of
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ROOMS FURN.-N,w. tcont.

1928 EYE ST. N.w.-warm. clean
single room, $32.50 mo-; also room
with pvt: bath. S42.50: 20
CHEVY CHASE. d. CT lge. dble
m. twin beds, next bath; 2 ladies
$3.50 SO ISL 1sth ' 81. NV. near pupon,
Circle-Lge. twin front rm., maple
furn.; S25 ca, semimo. MI. 1891
WILSON HOUSE. 1929 18th st. nv
2-rm. eff. apt, 500: studio rm.,
$50; mr.. Dupont Circle. MI. 9s39e.
JEWISH HoME-Giri to share rm.;
privils. GE. 046s. Ia
DUPONT CIR, 1882 18th-Desirable
dble. rm.s twin beds. select clientele;
KIT; privileges: WI. .2562; 20
decorated s.nSt rms; daily maid service;
ssss sSe 's S No. ~? asss se" HamD
sgl rms. auto. gas heat: 5 baths,
shwrs,; men: 10 min. dntn. AID. 1890
1924 18th st. NV.
near Dupont circle-Maid serv., "a
s eony oi ecs ssFy p aloge In a ~ 4s rms
400 4th ST. N.W.-sinsie rm., run
ming water. INQUIRE Apt. 8. after 9
1918 DELAFIELD pL. N.w.-Nicely
furnished room. private home. near
1rans9 sas Gentleman $50 per month mont
1888 P ST. N.w.-"The Dupont
Manor" Comfortable warm. single
room. near bath. $3.50 week. --23
1918 DECATUR ST.-Attr. rm..
empl. lady, ext, phone Laundry
privils. Gentle home. GE. 1867.
FURN. Ice. FRONT ROOM,
$40. mo. Gentlemen preferred. Ala
Buchanan st. NV. IA. 1854. 10
! 1893 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
for young men; tiled shower; excel
lent location; $50 mo. DU. 9S74
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
FARM g. GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up; get GU,
PAuLs TREE SERVICE; Lo, 5-457S
USED EQUIPMENT-F-20 with cult.
vator mower. W. C. Allis- Chalmer.
e xth essIvs dSp f Beer wi
ery-Ward tractor with cultiyator
regular INC A, cubtractor. Super
A with pillow cultivator -planter. regu.
lar c. C294 pillow. As baler. grair
drill. Dillinger insilage cultivator
INC insilage cutter H cultivator dist
P0w Tor cub haitian & H p and M N tractors ia.,
mover, Ford loader, sHs-h.D. sratins
tractor and equipment, Jacobson
Spring. JU. s-3333.
BULLDOZERS, for grading. excavat.
ing ing snd ND, LAP lapd Clearing. Estimates
clearing, fireplace wood and chain
saw rental. OF. 1928 after pm
CANADIAN BALsAM CHRISTMAS
TREES-Freshly cut; wholesale. oW
MALI. SAW, new and used; parts and
Sis. MALoNEY's. INC. S12e
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd l.,
NEW EQUIPMENT - INC Super A
Super c. H&M tractor plows. cult.
fert. attach. mowers harrows, load.
ers, graders, manure spreaders lint
and fert. spreaders. drills, balers
shelter, hammer mills. spring har.
rows, heavy and light discs. wagon.
and bodies. New Holland ensilagt
harvesters, blower, wagon unloader
New Idea spreaders. Brillion gras.
seedels, .pulveriZers. cream separa-
tors, mixer, cooler. Louden barn
equip Parts and service. MA
LoNEY's. NC. sl26 Ga. ave. Sill
rH ESy e spTIn fa.c ~ sSass low as
good for ! to 40 acres. MALONEY'S
GROW YOUR own FRUIT. complete
line Of fruit trees. nut trees, berry
plants. grape vines and ornamental
plant material offered by Virginia's
largest growers. Write for free copy
ssiesDsepe s Waheed oV WhyNss sSlse
NURSERIES, Waynesboro, va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
APARTMENTS WANTED

REFINED AMER. DPL. CPLE., no
children. desires rent centr. loo,
compl. furn repres. home; also resp.
care vacationer's home "a mos.
MA. 1925. Ext. 500. 10
AIR FORCE OFFICER and wife want
small furnished apartment from ap-
proximately Jan. 1-Feb. /: must be
nice. OW. 1924 after 4:30 pm:
10
permanent Journalist
wants 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt, Statler
vic; will redecorate II rent reason
able. Call IA. 8-22S0. 30
applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. Wash. Va;
white Open 2 days. MA. 3001
COLORED-FOUR GOVT. GIRLS de-
sire arm. furp. apt in NV. sec.
After q pm. MI. 9272. 20s
LADY desires ] or 2-rm. apt. pvt
bath. in apt. bldg; will not share;
max. SIS. RIA. 3l65. 22'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
light HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, 81,

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, s12
per week, single or double, viewing
Union .T ssa ,asR e ow 90 59l 2nd st.
l44e MASS. AVE. N.W:.Runnins
water, retgr., range; sig wk. to
quiet couple; no drinkers. NE. S94S.
2419 PA. AVE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rooms, Frigidairs, gas and running
water. RE. 249l. al
4416 14th. ST. N.W-Lge. nicely fur
nished Ink, refgr. and hot plate;
s sG6s couple or two girls. oRA.
Two OR THREE PERsoNs-FrSont
studio rm,,. refgr., radio. Tv; $780,
81; os small sci. s14. 2147 r NV,
1sth S0i R. 1. N.E.-Nice e-rm. ant.
Studio lily. rm. or bed; bright. clean
k klsa refsr.. cleo. plate etc. a hD.
1879 'fiAIRMoNT ST. NV, off 18th,
attractive Ink. rooms, clean. com.
Portable, reasonable. 21s
1915 E. CAP. ST. N.E.-L.h.k.. furn.
heat, hot water. refgr., linens furn.;
MI: PLEASANT blk. 10th ST.;
attr. front studio rm., kit. privls.;
empl. adult; $3.50 mo. NO. q494
VIC. 18th AND IRVING SITS. NV
l rm. and kit: also ! lge. rm., semi
pvt. bath, running water, refgr. Call
COLoRED-WARM FRONT RIM. lge
bed. also studio couch and phone.
Adults. 723 Quebec pl. NV. RA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

Pug !. beautiful tI female . a 8 mos. old:
GREAT DANES, Axe from champion
bloodlines: fawns and brindles. ELL
PAW KENNELS. Alex. Va. Duke st
n eNsended n,S mi,sS eHs TE 2aS 2s
PIES, top breeding. DR. CASHELL,
SKYE sfe r Ri nis PUPPIES. from mIG Sc.
lected international lines; ready
to see call XII. 8-92S7. 1922 Ar
l,nston ter; Alexandria. Va. -52
Axe. reg. SUGAR LOAF KENNELS
phone Gaithersburg 642-J-2. pa
BOXER PUPPIES. fawn. Axe, cham
pionship lines; kennel till Xmas.
COOKERS, 3 beautiful 7-week-old
pups; purebred. champion Flood line
COCKER PUPPIES, blends and blacks
A Az sS $aSSR-sa5, viii hold till Xmas gn
CHAM fTSgi LINE black cookers G nal,
and female. Axe registered; tenn
porary shots given. 10. 5-2250. -24
BOXERS. beaut. male pups; fawn
p S5saflt; A rs s ST Msss :I,,
| service. MRS. HoAG. 10. 5-1e76
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

COTTAGE-Bedroom. Nv. rm., kit.
ing cple.; car necessary: convenient
to Boiling ling and Andrews Fields.
FALLS All o- cHuRcH AREA - 2- Mtg
e esqsf Mrs Eoasnsn o aya aso 1nRsS
FOR RENT MONTHS, beginning
Jan. l. completely furn., 6-rm.
house. attrac. neighborhood, conv.
To- Pe e sgso and downtown Wash.
esf1 WooD2EiY pL. N.w-4 bed
rms. 2 baths. liy. rm with firepl.,
& !. HUMPHRiEs.' Realtors, IA.
YEAR AROUND turn. bunsaiox
across bay from Annapolis. KI
WEST HYATTsvIILE. MD.-Partial-
ly furn. 3-bedrm. house; oil heat,
ysilaSle nq pss,tS 500 W NJ
CLEVELAND PIX: - Comfortable f.
neighborhood; avail. immed.; 5000
mo. Cali MRS. WOOD, DE. 7 a
MODERN RAMBLER in N. Ari.. Q
will accept children. lease for mo-.
ST sEs S9ESS5s ssSs si =. e
d. C.-Furn.. Diet. brick; 3 bedrms.,
powder rm. on LIST d. 200 Ritten-
house st; ne; $500 per mo; Bill
OR. 1925 til o pm.
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. homes. $685.
$3.50: rambler. $40. Also. short
terms. MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNING.
TON. WI. 2635, OR. 1888. -21
PARTLY FURN.-6 rooms and bath
oil heat, garage: opposite Univ. PIX
on Baltimore pike; Sill. o. B
zANTZINGER. JR.. WA. 1919 OF
a Wi BE6 5RRsaS; ? BATHS, garage m2f ful
bsmt.. automatic washer, .Tv. Bes'
section College Park. Walking dis
lance to University, l block to ele-
mentarv school. Downstairs bedrm
with pvt bath and entrance lex.
cellent rental until. SLIGO mo. Avail
able Jan. l or sooner. WA. 1855,
COMPLETELY FURN. near Manor
Club. Georgia ave. extended; lovely
old Colonial home; liv. rm.. din nm.
bedrms. and bath on End A.; sec
luded; approx. 100. yds.. from high
way; $3.50 monthly plus utilities
Call LANE PASTOR. Elk. 2555.
1893 GARRISON ST. NV rms.
/ "a baths, att. gar. full bsmt: in ex
eel. NV. location. of Wis. ave
Avail Jan. /: with lease. $500 mo
Contact Mr.. Fletcher. B. F. SAUL
CO.. 925 18th st. NV. MA. 2100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD

sLAUGHTER's, 1927 10th st. NV
Lovely double room and rooms to
share with semipvt. baths for men
and women; exceptionally good
food: reasonable rates; pleasant,
homelike atmosphere. HO. 6767. "a
FALKLAND MANOR-On beautiful
23-acre estate, just over D, c. line,
In Silver Spring; beautiful rooms,
connecting baths; Q delicious meals
z days q week; maid service; free
parking; only 500 per month per
person; present vacancies for one
s SS1ns II m an s snd one young lady'
MEN, 1926 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV
/ dble. room and 1 room to share
for refined men who lock for good
food and social environment, in q
residential club; unlim. phone serv-
ice in each room; moderate weekly
rates. CLUB MASON %
CLEAN, WARM RM.-Ladies or gen.
tlemen: recr. rn.: TV: Southern
cooking. Reas. rates. co. 1899.
1919 18th ST. N.w.-Double rooms
and rooms to share for young men
or young women; excellent board;
walking distance downtown: reason
D aels sases GuG 81 f aoGsE, hav. few
U,a,T. for beth men and women nsa
ton are the finest In the city. pu-
pont Circle, 2013 Mass ave. DE
BLa Gi MANSION INN. 7711 Eastern
ave. n.w.--Master rooms adj. bath;
also s1les.:. day. week or mo-; fine
food, Southern hospitality; free
parking. SH. 1917. SH. 9775. I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp

MAYFLowER HOTEL AREA bed
rms. liv. rm.. kit. bath. foyer; apt,
bldg; newly redee;: Tyr; suitcase
SlI5 NO; Mr.: LEE: RE; 2l6l. 1 y.
s ss9 % 9A per mo' Cali R. 4; HUN;
PHRIEs, Realtors, MA. 5000. Il9
and bath: tenant pays all utils !:
located over top Of store: S55 per
F e., caI n. r 5;oe 3: HUMPHREYS NH
9Th ST. S.E.-new apt. bldg: on bus
ter; l bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit;
$50 so mo-; . bedrms.; $50 mo-:
tenant furnishes ali util.; OCCUPANCY
5ses!:5 81 a: ;s;s
1855 ssei' HoLBRook TER. NE.lApt.
no. 3; z rms. Kit and bath n
AIKEN ! AIKEN. 500 H st: \ Nv
NEWLY N1 ;s9I DEC, . rms. kit. and bath
in lge. old home; just ! blk. from
Georgia ave. transp: and shopping
%S eft Can T nF SshF Rsaito1 wo3 81
aS Ssfa BRsa 4. " IT, ST. geSs Sc. . rms.
kit. dinette and bath: adults only;
immed; occupancy: S6s.36 per mo-
So, sly \ NE ST! NV wv room. kit Mis snt
! rm.. Kit. and bath; $40 month nth;
HOUSING CORR, ma. 1878. sEpl9
bath in family apt: rent; s6s;i4
1915 Dubois pl. Sc. VI. 2550.-20
ROCKVILLE-New !, and 2 bedrm
apt avail. with all uti.: no chill
dren; very reasonable. Call Hu
s2331S LIST ST. s.E.-New 1-bedTm;
apis, open for inspection Sat. 10
am. to 1 pm GEORGE Y. WORTH
INGTON 4 SON. MA. 1929. I'll
COLLEGE PARK bedrm.. liv. rm.,
dinette, kit: and bath; walking dis
transp. No children or pets. $500
incl. utils. UN. 1878 or SH, 1897.
CHEERFUL 1-BEDRM. APT fare
zone downtown. near, shopping cen
ter Capital TIT Transit xs,e at tdd qoT d
WELL. INC, 34th and r. I. ave,
Mt Rainier. Nd. WA $500.
MODERN 1-bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette
kit. and batn apartment me AieH
bldg. with selected tenancy; couplt
only; rent. $50. Call Wo. els9
$50 M ST. s.E.-Two rms. kitchen
bath; S33 % mo- DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000.
$50 PORTLAND ST. S.E.-Three rms
and pvt. bath: couple only: S61 "a
mo. MAX MILLER. 500 18th st
Mr.. UNION sTATIoN-New bldg;
bedrm. liv. rm,,, kit, dinette, bath
LIST f.; S69,50 plus heat. AL. 1926
THREE ROOMS. kitchen and bath
200 Central ave. Seat Pleasant
IiOi EUCLID ST. NV. Apt. s107-
S45.3 30; 2 rms. kit. bath; adults
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. $500
NO. 2, S4Oi GREENWOOD AVE, Ia
koma Park, Md rms, kitchen
Key with janitor. Apply B. F. SAUL
CO. 9o5 18th st. NV. Ma. - 90
] BEDRM., LIV. RIM, DlNETTE
bath, kitchen, stove and refrlger-
ator; S76 without utilities. Sligo
Il BEDRM., LIv. RIM. DINETTE
bath, kitchen. stove and refriger-
ator; no children; no pets; $50
including utilities Sligo 1850. 30
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TRAIN, cleo. American Flyer. freight;
cars. unconpler, whistle. mail PICK
up. and other accessories. On Ax7
ttool.Ss,awaay, c s51ss Like new. $40
SYs4 RsH T M6s sa:'
TRUNK. Hartman: Ice. wardrobe;
excel. cond.; $50. 10. 2-0964. liz
TURKEYS tor sale, 6hc a h., live
WEIGHT dressed free. Call sH. 1851 81
TYPEwRITERs. port. and std. easy
terms. Used port. bars. CIRCLE.
TYPEwRITERS. all makes; sales,
y yeaIas S ssNnsSs Terms 3SF 4fs
co; 1881 E; Capitol st. Ii. 3-o0s2
TYPEwRfTERs@All makes; new and
recond,, 5000 up; guar. / yr.;
trade N your old machine; we buy.
rent, repair. STANDARD TYPE
& sssIl sst co. 1871 go G ST. NV Ma
TYPEwRiTEIRs. remington, SEE so;
WRITER. SGD 10th st. NV. 30
TYPEWRITERS, all makes. used and
new. from $50 and up. Trade-ins
accepted, CENTRAL. 3o1e l4th st.
VACUUM CLEANER In very good con.
dition; upright style. RA. 924O.
VACUUM CLEANERS
sacrifice at $685.: worth sao-$S0:
gYaranteed; Try before you buy.
vICTR0LA, electric. Phiico portable;
e eSsl s s,1sl some :, records; s25. r.
WASHER, automatic, Norge, double
ssXcel sond.; viii sacrifice for $325.
WASHER. Bendix table top, automat-
&C.. good working cond.. $50; RCA
~, 10-in. table model. excel. work
e ns cG pess $50 san6 bs ss Morse Morse
dissected, $50. 5oS4 Reno I'd. NV.
Can be seen bet. and Q pm. 20
WASHER. MAYTAG; in excel, condi-
ton: $35: can deliver. SH. 1852.
WASHERS, automatic. new 1852,
most makes. builders surplus; will
w SssiiilSs nj MAd Lin Apc vri as
e sERf; EsTy s ssSsGf '0nd' $40 or best
WATCH, pocket, Jewel: S35: AK.
gold case; orig. cost over 800. 6o4
wA K ii; from a large Sc.
lection Of new and used famous
make watches. From S9.95: guar.
NATIONAL PAWNBRoKERs, 1906
Lee hwy, Rosslyn. ia. 2-1777. ga
WATCHES = Nationally advertised
mems and ladies' 25ee discount.
Hamilton mems and ladies' diamond
Watches up to 5oss discount. LIv-
WATER HEATERS. Sis up: guar.
John G webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER, 1909 LIST st. Sc, ST. 6100.
WRIST WATCH. Gtrard Perragaux,
set in diamonds, orig. cost. S225:
practically new will sell for 500.
After 6 pm. week days, anytime
week ends, OR. 1869. -21
XMAS TREES - VIII deliver any
place. any size. 10. $1,000 any
LIONEL TRAINS REPAIRED-Fac-
Be sure to see our Lionel bargain
table. Many items at reduced prices.
SUPERIOR LOCK A. ELECTRIC CO.
141n 1 st. NV. RE. 1927. Parking
u SySEEfRIWieooD Portable, no @as
excellent condition; price s55., 81.
SUPER GiiI 1KoNTA Blk, enxen. built
In exposure meter, lens Zeiss Tessar,
and case s;a IKE new .. Flash gun
Sss1s4s q phdn. sasFce sac No
I'm. sKILsAw, nearly new. "a Price.
STA Chillum dr.. Apt. 303, Chill
lum Heights Apis. Hyattsville, Md.
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ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
"FTEI EVISION'

New 1852 models, discounts for cash
buyers; no demonstrators, no floor
samples; all Few sets in factory
sealed cartons. PARAMOUNT co.
Ga. ave. at W St. NV, Hudson 1900:
':The original cash discount house"
Nv, Du Mont Brokvile, 17-in console
with FIN radio. Brand-new; cost
$3.50, sell $500 ia. 1900.
Iy-loh,in,; tab. table MOD model coA Admi raj
TIRES, i've vel new U. s. Royal de luxe
6.50x15 at $50 each. GIL. 1868.
TRAIN, Lionel, o-27 double track
layout, 2 engines, 8 cars, 8 switches,
wired to 5x9 board: $3.50. 10
TRAIN, Lionel. o-gauge, magnatrac-
ton: complete set with extra acces-
sories; yr. old; cost Sl65: sacrifice,
S75. OR. $3.50, EN-. 9772., 20
TRAIN, Amer. Flyer, freight, choo'
choo. engine. transformer, 8, cars
% sections, track; good cond;. sci
$50; cost $40. ST. 7752. 9.5.
TRAINS, Lionel, passenger and freigh
cars, 2 engines, track. transmitter
crossing gates, etc: complete out
At. $50. MRS. TRIPLETT, Lees
x sHIE os oUTFir, including a5o-aa.
transformer. bascule bridge. switches
and extras; priess $50. CAN ate
B eyes,, ia. S-5S36. III
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

ARL.. vA.-Large room for l or 2;
l blk. from bus, mr.. Westover, 2l00
n Potomac St; FA. 0090. is
NICELY FURN, front rm., "a blk
A iIIR GaSi mint minutes from 3 C.
Daily maid service; parking priv.
leges; on busline. Gil. 1910. -2l
ARLINGTON-Larg master bedroom
in new modern home. near Penta.
gon and bus; gentleman. ia 4-0560
Navy Annex; newly furn.: unlim, oh.
$40 sgle.: dble.. $50; gentlemen, gem
tile. IA. 2-I316. 81