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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-20
Coast Guard Seaman
 Found Guilty in Wreck

Octavius Hayward, still maintain ing that he had not left the Coast Guard cutter Storis the night of Oct. 6, heard himself sentenced on four counts in municipal court Sat- urday morning.
 Hayward, seaman, was charged with taking a vehicle without the owners permission, reckless driving, destroying city property and the destruction of private property. The charges grew from a wreck on Willoughby avenue.
 Hayward was restricted to quart CTS on the night the accident hap pened, and swears he did not leave the ship. He was. however, identified by a taxi driver as having been at the scene of the accident.
 He was fined $50 on the first two counts, $10 repair of a fire plug on the third count, and was not fined on the other charge. He was released to the ships officers and given 60 days to pay the fines.
 Hayward's officers indicated the courts findings would force them to prosecute him on charges of be- ing absent without leave.
 There perhaps remained more trouble in store for Hayward with the probability that he will be pre- sented with a bill for damages to the car and to a house on Willough- by that the car crashed into.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-20
Reindeer Herd Goes 10 Texas From Alaska

Grady Carothers of Goldthwaite Texas, got an idea in 1945 that Christmas was a pretty drab thing for his two boys, with no rein deers to haul their Yuletide loot He is one of those long, lean, Texans who thinks everything ought tc thrive ilTexas. including Arctic reindeer.
 Carothers started writing letters to people in Alaska, to anyone who might have a few spare reindeer around. Also, he began writing let ters to the Department of Interior, in charge of looking after reindeer welfare.
 Gets Ok
 Three years later in 1948, Caroth- CTS get an OK that he could buy several of the antleled animals. He and another stock rancher set out after them. Deep in the heart of Alaska, the men shared six Of the reindeer. Two days of dog sledding and five days of flying brought the whole group to Goldthwaite.
 Texas didn't provide the lichens on which reindeer prefer to dine, so Carothers put them on an oatmeal diet After year they shifted to more ordinary ruminant fare. The reindeer liked it fine; even their antlers failed to fall off just before Christmas, as is their want, very disappointing to children and pos sibly reindeer. How he manages to keep the antlers aboard is one of Carothers trade secrets.
 Makes Deals
 In the course of the negotiations, Carothers had expanded his pro- ject from the family Christmas business. The deal to rent out reindeer to march in promotional parades. With towns in all parts of the country interested, merchants proved happy to pay from $2OO up for the use of the reindeer.
 Both the project and the reindeer thrived so well that Carothers came Lack to Alaska in 1948, 1850 and this year for other patches of the sleigh-pullerS.
 Carothers is cloSe-mouthed about how he manages to make reindeer thrive way down In Texas, when northern zoos generally find them too much trouble to worth having. Apart from the oatmeal, the animals get the same treatment as the Car
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-20
Legion Auxiliary Started ai Auke Bay

Thirteen women attended Fri day nights organizational meeting of Auke Bay Unit No. 25, the Am erican Legion Auxiliary, at the Druxman home on the Glacier highway.
 After completing individual ap- plications for membership and a group application for a unit charter the meeting was turned over to Miss Hallene Price, home demon- stration agent for the University of Alaska, who explained the mech anics of an upholstery class which will be conducted at Auke Bay fol- lowing Thanksgiving Day.
 The classes will be held three nights weekly for approximately three weeks at the Druxman resi- dence. All interested Auke Bay re- sidents are urged to register for these classes prior to next Satur- day with Mrs. DruXman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-20
Three Teen-Age Girls Go on
 Spending Spree
By Associated Press

Massachusetts police have quest toned three teen-age girls who went to New York on sensational spree. They may be taken back to Massa- chusetts, today-though they don't want to leave New York. These are the girls-one of them baby sitter-who admit s taking about Sl8,000 in cash from the home of a Massachusetts doctor and then heading for the big town.
 Quite an outing. in couple of days the $18,000 had become only $40.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-20
Oregon 5fafe
 Favored 10 Beaf Washington 5fafe

CORVALLIS, Ore, Oct. 20-tR- The Oregon State college football team is favored to defeat Wash ington State college in a Pacific Coast conference football game here today.
 That is because the Oregon State line outweighs the Washington State linz and because the WSC de- fense has shown up weaker than Oregon States so far this year.
 The field here is soggy after a week of wet weather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-20

The membership and charter ap- plications were approved and they will be forwarded to Department of Alaska and National Headquart- CTS of the American Legion Auxili ary for approval and issuance of a unit charter.
 Refreshments were served by Mrs William L. Simonds and Mrs. Bill c. Stilley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-20
MosIem King Wings Way Back Home After Kissing His Dancer

CAIRO, Egypt, Oct 20 = R = Sheppard King, the red headed Texas Moslem who is aiming to wed Egyptian belly dancer Samia Canal, kissed her goodbye at the airport today and winged for his old home on the range.
 Samia cried little and her eyes were wet But King promised "I'll rush back to Egypt as soon as I get my divorce"
 He's headed for Texas to re- divorce his first wife, Gloria. They were divorced once but patched things up temporarily and secretly remarried in Dallas last June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

EASTERN HOUSE
51s H st. n.w.-En. apt. and sleep
ing rooms. Daily or weekly rates.
For information. RE. 1885. Ia
CoLORED-LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
room for rent, S11.50 week. Call
after 1880 pm. FIR. 1852. IL
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! >cHsHUND PUPPIES. Axe: reds
snd browns, both sexes; 8 weeks;
dam West Coast bred; sire East
Coast; males. $75: females, $50.
On display In WASHINGTON, . days
only. May 1914, at 2135 r st. NV.
T TiiI.. No MS 49, sle1 thereafter. Pooles-
P00DLES, black standard. 8 wks.
old. Natl and international champ
lines; reasonable. GIL. 64S4. Ia
Z N C. II POODLE puppy. black
S star female; best bioodlinei Z
B ok SO S cal se SO years, 1s9n,
and brin'i, male and female, Axe
Vienna 499-W. Is
l2ia Independence ave. sc. Ii.
on farm, modern KEN
nels; s mi. Peace Cross. on Defense
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOGS. AsEard
bred puppies from champion stock.
AsGARD KENNELS. reg. "a. 1850.
COCKER PUPPIES. beautiful black
eng eng white males en- mos; $50 and
c lh1 fhSHs ~ Hks s0s oid. .horo as
bred; no papers: reasonable; after
s pm. JE. 3-al43. %
COLLIE. registered, sable and white,
IA mo-, female; $50. JE. 3-7796.
sHEPHERD-CoLLIE, black. male. J.
VI; friendly. intelligent: good
country home wanted. 81. 67O9.
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FARM Q GARDEN

GARDEN TRACTORS. 2 hip, SI55
and up. Choremaster and Planet Jr,
Also used models. MALoNEY's. INC,
SL2e Georges Ssao ave-. Silver Spring
POWER sTS R Lawn snow MOWERS rs v.;s
Spring. Nd. 81. $3.50. ~
NEW EQUIPMENT, INC Cub Super
a and c tractors, plows, cultivators.
mowers. harrows, leaders. graders.
manure spreaders. balers, forage
harvester. combine, drills. Briilion
. .Isss seeder wagons, wagon bodies.
mixers. separators, Louden barn
equip: parts and service. MALO-
NEYs. INC. s126 Ga. ave.. Silver
USED EQUIPMENT. INC Ego with
with pillow and cultiyator. F-12 with
cultivator. Alis- chalmers 3 with
orse moSsSs aMSS S.n sstva0
mower, Hart Parr tractor. 1915
Prick thresber with baler attach
ment. 1886 Red River thresher,
17-22. Anne Harbor baler, l7-22
Sarauhar baler, Birdsell clover
huller. New Holland baler, Briggs &
SAhoNEy snd Ne wi'e sass os notSss
Silver Spring. Md.
TREES pruned and removed; lowest
possible prices. SILVER SPRING
TREE SERVICE, JU. 7-54s4.
CREEPING PHLOX, all kinds Of Der
ennials and strawberry plants; also
fS s hsst rec I 1p% plants;
Coiesyilie. Nd. Can Ashton ss46..
AZALEAS, Hardy field grown, for
Mothers Day. All colors and sizes,
Wholesale and retail. 251o 18th st.
Tor SOIL. best obtainable, for lawns
and truckload; special prices for con-
tractors. HI. 1894. lie
TOPSOIL-very good rich topsoil for
lawns and greenhouses; very rea-
sonable: Call HI. 4933. 80
TOP SOIL. $40 per ton; 5 tons, S35;
COW manure: green. $15 a ton; 5-ton
load 500. Phone Ashton. Nd. 1856
cow MANURE, well rotted, $3.50
per Is bu:: SO per 10 bu.; $3.50 per
bu.. delivered; top soil. WA. 4593.
BULLDozERs for land clearing.
TREE REMovAL; topped. pr1ned.
TREE SERVICE. ~ s-4731.
GARDENS FLOWED and narrowed
grading. lawns made; low standard
rate. Call WI. 06S4. -15
MANURE well-rotted, no straw; $3.50
per yard. 20 bushels. CHI. 9073.
VIRGIN TOPsOIL, handspring, best
quality; quick delivery. Driveway
Al
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new, bet
ter grade bedroom. din. room. liv.
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. ETC., at great saw
ings- for cash, LION STORAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. n.w.;
daily, 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 1910.
Neutrality-suspicious. room suite. 2
table lamps. torch lamp, 2 pictures,
end table. telephone table: full din
ing room set. also closed cabinet;
new Oriental Okla rug. also 8
ster rug with 2 scatter rugs; also
several summer rugs; silyerware;
other household items; fireplace set.
$3.50 3rd pl. NV. RIA. 3016. Ill
FURNITURE. 2-pc. iiv. rm. suite,
mahog. dinette table. $I5; 2 side
chairs, So ca; lounge chair, So;
armchair, S. ST. 1928
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, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PRINTING PRESS, 9x13 Kelsey
(handJ, complete with IL cases and
rack; types from point to AZ
point, some wood: over $50 In paper
stock; will sell complete outfit for
$500. Call TW. 1470, 9 to z week
PRINTING PRESS, 4x6 card press.
$40; slsS boys bicycle. 2o-in.. So so.
RADIO. Hallicrafter. super skyrider
SIX 2SA and speaker. IA. s-s02s.
RADIO. Zenith trans-oeeanic. ssS.
PIG Mass; ave ave. NV. APT. 4 a..
k az SGT az p IdsuDe BEAM AM
~. ySIsss sss So; Sac s s550:
RANGE lgasJ.. Hardwick, with glass
a.iYY ss AIS "a 9so7 and selling for 81 SO
REFRiGERAToR. servel Electrolux. 8
REFRiGERATOR. Westinghouse, ~
GU; ft.i good condition; $50. WI
RiEEFRsiiGERAroR. crosley shelvador.
for SS4 80. UNI. 1919 10:
REFRIGERATOR and other articles.
REFRIGERAToR. practically new
Gibson electric. SIT, S175 or best
REFRiGERATOR. coldspot. 8 Gu. IT,.
recond. motor, excel cond. through
, out; excel. buy; S55. WI. 9062: Ill
TRANSPORTATION abs9ysdoR 1Ics;,.n. large cresley
f fSSe ins high cS chair car seat seat strgsr
s slln II one 500. cH. $3.50, "a.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, z Gu. IT..
excellent cond.. $125; washer, ex-
Ei;i Or ste stew; sSSSi s.
Gu: it.; good order; S35. 628 S.
REFRfGERAffoR f Tor oG com mn Sed' use nS
l6 Gu. IT,; reasonable. Call WA.
7S0S after 8 pm.
REFRIGERATION. rental. SIS per mo.
Small deposit, DOWD's ELEC. CO.
441S Conn. ava. OR. 1900
ave. Sc. Apt, 103, -22
PERPETRATORS. Eeconditioned and
EgIn,a sHltssd. S2b to S75. UN. 1872
R fFR SSES: up 20 4oS I'd disc.
on all door models; last yrs modell
until 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO,
l9ll Nichols ave. Sc. LIZ $1,000.
REFRIGERAToRS, reconditioned;
written guarantee; delivered; terms.
RA. 5000. 1904 Ga. ave. NV. Iii
REFRIGERAT0RS. late models. $26
up; easy terms: also rent refrigera-
tors, SIS mo. ALLISON'S, open Until
pm. 2209 14th st. NV.
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ROOMS FURAIsHEp-N.E.

s31 18th ST. N.E.--Attractive room.
near bath: pvt. home; / girl. 10 min.
C fSahsoT To p ~ SToS 500 4. I.
ave. n.e.-Single and double rooms,
newly furn.. clean; phone. radio. hot
water; , all convens. $50 month up
NEAR SENATE OFFICE BLDG, in an
apt. house; 81 wk. If desired, excel.
meals served. Call Apt. 80, 1913 c St.
AT II aSei vi 0- PRoST ri ROOM Is,
floor. furnished for light housekeepI
ing; convenient transp Call Il,
1853 CONSTITUTION, 1.-THE Marick -
Lge. frt. dble., cow. to bath; l blk.
Of Capitol; $3.50 ca. Ii. 6-7140-
CoLoRED-NICE ROOM for couple;
conv. transp.; all privils.; children
considered; RE. 0l47.
- 2 FRONT ROOMS in
Brookland for rent; 1881 Irving ST..
LA. 6-7267. los
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

Ex-GI - Moving. packing, Grating,
storage; zeal, long distance; expert
service; low rates. HO. 5S19. 10"
PICKUP TRUCK, light hauling and
delivery; reasonable. Call TW. 1921.
ANYTHING, ANYTIME, MOVING.
Pickup and delivery; days a week,
"A hrs. day; So minimum. AT. 1887.
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 1887; eyes,. GE. 14l6. 90
MOVING ACkUSS rHE sTkEEf o.
across the country safe storage IN
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 0l04 Union sToRAG1
co INC est 1905
MOVING By VE1-Exper neip every
oiece wrapped, insured reas. can
IF you CAN'T AFFORD TO MOVE
but have to, call ROYAL TRANS
FER; day or night, MI. 1907. il.
COLORED MOVERS-Dependab low
rates. Call anytime. ". 1890. lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09

FOLEY EQUIPMENT for complete
saw-Sharpening business; never used;
cost $3.50; will sell for $500 cash.
CAN after 5, HI. 1855. Ill
FUR COAT, China mink; sacrifice.
$500: cost 81 300; same as new;
perfect as sSnd; 9 pm. to $50 pm,
FURNACE tAirtemp) and burner,
complete relay and combination fan
and controls. 10000 BTU furnace;
excellent operating condition; re-
placed with larger unit by owner;
Rn lfskn Eoo and take away for 500.
FURNITURRE-Lawson love seat, excel,
cond.. 500. Stick bamboo pieces
like new. with cushions. attrac. GOV.
cred, as follows: 2 CHRIS, sos ea.;
ehaise Tongue. SIS; coffee table. $50.
FuR FUR lGSi NAH. ext dc drop.
Leaf table, $50; studio couches. SIS,
$26; sofa beds, $50. S35; Holly
wood beds, .$25, $29. $50. $50;
$36: odd beds. So, $40, $14; coli
SPRINGS g. %; 5,pc.. rock maple
ers, S12. SIS. sic, $26: lined oak
bedrm. set. $50; chrome bkfst SCI,
$40; end. lamp and coffee tables, So,
81, $40, SIS; blond knee-hole desks,
S29, $50; ruge, S., $40. SIS. S25;
bookcases. So. SIS, 81. THE HONE
SHOP, 1745 L st. NV. RE. 1861 /;
daily, 10 to 8 pm. 10
FURNITURE-Livine rm. set, 2 end
tables, Q lamps. coffee table, floor
lamp, rug and pad, kit. set. FIR.
1888 after 9. 10
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BIC so sssnr. fq e o ssn 0s 8
RESTAURANT REFGR., 60 Gu. It.,
all porcelain, 3-arm compressor,
r vas can 81 f. 1855 e of So s ss79
RUG for sale; new Bigelow rug,
81 800: LIZ. $500. Ext. s5 Ss mii
RUG. Whittal Angie. Persian. IL It.
s. sshs' ss S.sEsr Ss q ss5 4
RUG. Oriental, 1ox14. good cond-
dominant; $65. XII. S-4461. Ill
RUG. white. woven cotton HEARTH
t tion. xxi XII s S4S Excellent condi-
RUG, wilton, ,s-seam Anslo-persian.
sx12; cop perfect condition: sacrifice
kGG, neS; Chinese imported, . By il.
EGGs. imported Persian oriental
coed vesrlnE: sxi2 s4s.SS: ski
MxYFxIR sHoiP i2SS 'p q st 0'i n.~
clarinet, Robert, B-fat: valve from
cen e0nf rk kin soa4 sli in fine condition :.
SEWING MACHINE SALE Singer
port, $3.50; new I'd. bob. with
reverse, S7s; home demons. Big
discounts on new mach, Open eve
nings. n. E. SEWING, 1916 II st.
s Risii TR Ms SsaI s,n.., .o.,o,.
brand-new; reasonable. NO. 5000,
= Ext E,, 5o1 after $40. %
good cond, $25. WI. 1884. 10
SEWING MACHINE clearance sale.
Fine machines, cleo. console round
bobbin. perfect. $40: cleo. portable,
500, tailor machine. like new. 3s12
Lee hwy CHI. 4o14. 3
SHOPSMITH with motor. table and
some accessories. $500. Call ia.
. yZS4, after pm. 10
SINK, 60-inch porcelain with double
drain boards and fittings. Call after
8 pm. GE. 0296. %
SINK TOPS, FORMICA
Limited number Of stock sizes and
eolors; 60-in. top. 1895. 72-in.
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WENDELL TERRACE-targe rooms,
porch, lawn. liv. rm.. excel. meals.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREAw172e New
Hampshire ave. NV. Lovely room
Tor ladies, unlim. phone in each
room; excel. food: nv and social
privileges. CLUB MASON. NO. $40.
1912 18th ST. N.w.-vacancies for
young men and young women; good
1891 1S walking distance downtown.
THE COLONY CLUB, soss N st. NV
dble. and share rms. for refined
home cooking. MI. s745. %
THE MARIETTA. 1928 10th st. NV
Rooms. single and double, for
young ladies and young men: show
ers; excellent board. TO-
1873 10th ST. N.W.-Attractive dble
rrn;: for 2 refined gentlemen. Ex-
1a ds1en ISIS sS0d ST. N.w.-sinsle r room
for gentleman, Also doubles for
Good meals. Convenient location
Reed, iee. corner front; " clean
home; excl. meals; | employed per
1881 9TH 81. NV. Walter Reed
vicinity; nicely fur. twin bedrm; de-
licious meals. GE. 4124. 10.
LG. COOL. DOUBLE RIM. with break.
fast; friendly southern home. RA
Will VII GIVE ROOM AND BOARD t,
Country rome. wa. 1888 " 20
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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURN. APT. In apt. bldg: NV;
immediate occupancy; about $50.
Govt. employe. Box 216-B, Star.
applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or SubletS. Wash. Va, Md.
White: 9 to z pm: Ma. 0001. Ill
ONE OR TWO BEDROOM unfinished
apt, in apt. bldg. in D. c.; will con-
slider buying furniture; can furnish
ref. Call after pm. DU. $685.. 90
or rm. unfurn. apt,
Dupont Circle or Mt. Pleasant area;
not to, exceed 500. Cali no. 9013,
TWO Government GIRLS desire 2.
room, kitchen and bath furn. apt.
MISS EVANS, no. 9311 after s pm.
ATTORNEY, hishest
refer, non-drinkers. desire a-bedrm.
apt, NV, under 500. WI. 246S.
JUNE LIST - 2-bedroom apt, NV:
500. Phone EN-. 6792. IL
COLORED PARTY wishes to rent Q
2-bedroom apt. or coop. apt. that
can be secured in desirable neigh
borhood; no children. Call LII. A.
3619. after 8 pm, or before IL am.
13S
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ANTIQUE EXHIBITION
AND SALE
CHEVY CHASE METHODIST
CHURCH, CONN. AVE. AND
SHEPHERD ST., CHEVY
49,. CHASE, MD.
MAY 9Th. 9th. 10th. 1851,
IL Am. TO 1880 PM.

BABY CARRIAGE, bathinette. 6as-
sinette; bureau. solid maple; crib
and matt. high chair. stroller. Tee
BABY CARRIAGE, bottle sterilizer,
baby scales. bassinette with liner;
az also s ssSSio couch with slip cover.
BaSiNisS,0 SINKS, BArHruBs, built
3056 M st. NV, NO. 1908.
BATHTUBs,. new used. built In. legs;
stnks basins toilets PEERL EsS
p sA1ES G sc 22S7 Go e ave; De. 500
rms, modesn sofssda contains h.sns
plant, shower stall. iavatory, and
has pitched shineie roof. Can be
hauled in 2 sections. See MR..
FREEDMAN ! q .. ct 4so1 Mass. ave.
BED; maple. double. with bog springs
s Re 'n a. 4osoo' MISTRESS; all new;
BED. HOLLYWOOD; in very good cond.
1905. co. 1859 after $50 PM,
B an2;4a. st CON COME, ,nsludes BEG,
close out Tor sic 80. IA. S 4oS4
BED. single. coil spring and mattress,
Il condition: for quick sale, sac
riace. SIS. UN. 1894.
Bed LEGs-convert your coil or boz
.DrinEs into Hollywood beds. we
BR R1aRs y sui les NJ Ho,1 zSaas he'd,
dresser, vanity and chest Of drawers
etc; also Grapes and bedspread;
Al ike new; also double-bed bedrm.
suite. complete; must sell. party
movlng. Can pc seen all day Thurs.
Dealers invited. 3404 Livingston
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GOVT EMPL. WOMAN EXT
Restricted. S35. CO. 0S15.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

MEURlLEE APTs.-Spacious and 2
bedrm apts... close to transp.. elem
and high school. shop. center and
theateT; 63rd pl; and ,Anrapolis I'd,
T sshSSi sq pIRK EiG9s VA S Tsa ant,
ready for Immediate occupancy. i
bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette, kit, tiled
bath; Venetian blinds; storage space
Refer, stove. utils. incl. SIS, $50,
$SS Mon through FRI $50 to
B 4E:YSGi 81; z'f @D.-New bldg, @ Bad
now available: CAN Mr., Harper,
NC. 7oo4 wis. ave. III
2nd- FL. APT, pvt: home. semipvt.
bath; S65 mo-; utils. mel. CAN MI.
1881 ' WEST EST Vi. AVE. N,E-s rms,
kit. and bath, close to bus and
TWO-BEDRMS., liv. rm.. kit. private
bath; utilities; adults; Ss5. ia,
N fis AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH,
Beltsville, Md. One rm., Ige. kit,
Arlington GSII, S VA I bed Gni XIV iiS.
rm.. dinette, kit. and bath in new
apt. house. Ready June /. S64 so per
mo; GE. 0437; ewes, SH. 6791.
NV GnD ALE, mO.-LAISe o-fm. apt,
newly dse; pvt: bath and entr.; lge.
pie, Ii. 1886, YOUNG g. BOWERS
TWO ROOMS, bath, kitchen. screened
porch; all utils. incl. Adults only
Can after 9 pm, $50 Missouri ave.
SECOND FLOOR unfurn apt, 2 rms,
KIT: and bath: 1925 oeiethorp ct.
NV, GE. 0947
rm:. kit. and bath; End A.; S110 mo.
$3.50 Georgia ave. NV, opp. shop
ping center and .theater. Churches
s sMd scnSois walking distance: Call
s "a. $685. 5s5S or d. $780, After 9, Gan
1IOI EUCLID ST. NV, Apt. 4O1-e
rms. kit, bath; refgr.; S42.7O. Needs
redec. Adults. GE. 1902.
126 18th ST. NE rooms, kitchen,
Pvt: bath; newly decorated; all utili-
$3.50 WISCONSIN AVE rms, Kit,
We HAVE E = limited nun Humber Of l.
bedrm. apis. at $69.5O, incl. utils.,
for immed occupancy; located in
the heart Of Clarendon. ARLINGTON
A HEAl " o o%. s 49, Wilson 1lyd'
open-2 rms. kit. and bath. close
to transp.; heat and cleo. furn.;. $50
1850 HoLBR0oK TER. NEW.
rm., bedrm., kit. and bath. lge rms.
In modern bldg: $3.50 per mo.
AIKEN & AIKEN, 500 H st. NV.
e2S OAKWOOD ST. s.E.-Liv. rm.,
'bedrm.. kit. and bath. AIKEN a.
AIKEN, 500 H st. NV. Call Ma.
1902 1902 18th ST. NE b.drm mig !iv.
rm.. kit. and bath. $3.50 per mo.
AIKEN & AIKEN. 800 H st. NV.
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PIANOS


Rent q piano. Now is the time to
get that piano you have been think
ing about. Come in and make your
selection now from our large stock
Of new Grands. Consoles and Spinets
and have the instrument you would
like to own delivered to your home
on our famous RENTAL-PURCHASE-
PLAN. Come In or phone us for
further details. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO., HOS 9 st. NV. DI. S464. LA
PIPE structural steel angles. chan.
nels, radiator. plumbing fixtures
(used). WASHINGTON RAG q
BAG CO.. 2l5 L st. s.W.. DI. S007.
pfc. galvanized. black, cast IRON, cut
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS. S056 n
ct NV. NO. 1903. WA. 660l.
POCKET and billiard tables, supplies.
Poker tables and game equipment.
TABLE tennis tables and accessories.
CONN BILLIARD & BOWLING
SUPPLY co, SO 9th st. NV,
PORCH INCLosUREs-your porch
made into q den or extra bedrm. !;
free est; 80 mos. to pay. WI. 6OS6,
CAPITOL CONTRACTING Co, 1915
BetheSda ave. Bethesda.
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BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
homei cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 1887. after q pm. GE. J416.
BOOKS, large and small collections
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SOCKS DouRht ali kinds any guam
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CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
MR.. ADLER, 926 b st. NV. RE. 24S6.
CHINA. Noritake; patterns ,condoro
c elssss M Sars Ss1n NE Eo,P P
Phone MA. $3.50. ext. So days. LU
DIAMOND JEWELR1 OF an, descrip-
ter av CD sSld and silver. Cash paid
FURNITURE. in good condition; ali
kinds housshold GOODS; highest cash
FUKNiTURE@wh Duy entire S con- aG
tents or odd pieces: also old china
bric-A-brac Buying and selling foi
e e .sts' NJ hpr ssss Nth and x
1879; eyes. AT 25ls.
FuRNTTURE-WANTED AT ONCE.
Good Used Furniture, ANY Amount,
Also Want Refrigerator, Grand
Piano Curio Cabinet. And Clean
Rugs. Please Call MR.. GRADY. MA
FURN odd pieces entire cont. Re-
fgr stoves We buy anything in
your home. g.. e. FURN. Elk
CHANGE 210 9TH st.. AT 05S5
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