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NewYork to join her in the spring.
Her finance, James Hanson, flew
over for the opening Of "Gigi."
when all the critics fell in love
with Audrey, and he's coming back
after Christmas.
And she's going to get married,
but not until after the demands of
"Gigi" are fulfilled and she has
time for a "real" honeymoon but,
with Audrey such a personal hit,
that may be years distant.
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AMERICA

Continued From Page 2
the incest thing about being in
New York, she has the answer
ready:
"The non-austerity! It's so re-
laxing. All the little comforts are
SO lovely. | don't even have to
think a second time if | want a
glass of orange juice for breakfast
or a steak for luncheon.
But the steaks, they cost five
and six dollars apiece! she ex-
planned. why, l can eat for two
days on that much money. So, US
ually, | just eat steaks whenever
some one asks me out to dinner.
"Then | love the good-humored-
ness about New Workers. Why,
they're not hurried and cross at
all. Everyone is so kind"
Audrey's mother is coming to
, 1951-12-19
.lke.Supporters
Open Hdq.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (INS)
Observation-Disclosures leaders
went ahead today with plans to
open their Washington headquart-
ers despite reports from Paris that
the General will stay out Of A
merican politics until the end of
June.
Washington political leaders say
that if Eisenhower fails to an
nounce his availability for the Re-
publican nomination for the Presi-
dency before June, Sen. Robert A.
Taft, Ohio, will be nominated by
an overwhelming vote at the Chi
cago COP convention on the first
ballot.
Many w ashington observers the
convinced now that Taft will be
the nominee even if Eisenhower
announced tomorrow that he would
accept the nomination.
The whole Republican picture
was changed in the last IL hours
by a story from Paris by Kings
bury Smith revealing that Ike is
prepared to remain silent about A
merican politics until next June in
order to secure a United Nations
army in Europe.
A number of American diplo-
mats told international News Ser
vice that the Eisenhower decision
to stay out of the COP President
al race until next June was based
on his efforts to win Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill over to the
UN plan to place British troops in
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nership.
That would be where to look for
fighters, in the mining camps, and
on the farms and around the cities
wherever tough youngsters are
working at tough jobs to make a
living.
l wish Jack well, but I doubt that
his proposed tournament will ad-
vance much beyond the publicity
stage.
, 1951-12-19
feminine
Eashion
By Phyllis Battelle
International News Service
Woman's Editor

woman 5 E0IlOf
NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (INS)-
The last-minute Christmas shop
per with little money and less
ideas should turn to fashion.
People who make stylish ac-
cesories offer a list of gift items
as long and fancy as a last years
stole.
There are fashionable "little
items" for the decoration Of every
thing from a lady's topknot to toe.
One of the leading creators Of
such modish didoes is Irma Kige-
re, who distributed her frivolities
throughout the us. under the SUBJ
title: "Hats N Things"
Miss Kigere insists that the last
minute shopper generally has a
pretty darn good reason for not
having found a gift to his fancy
in the earlier days of the rush.
And that reason stems from the
vague, but often-to-true, theory
that the gal he's buying for "has
everything"
Well she doesn't, says Miss XII
gere, have everything.
Miss Kigere stresses that if
you're looking for presents for the
so-called woman who has the So
called everything, the best bet is
to find her a fashion gimmick for a
season in advance
In buying such accessories, these
trends should be kept in mind. .
l.. Stoles, 1951's easiest solu-
ton to the if problem,will be sty-
lish again next spring, but in small
er and more unusual versions than
last years long, woody, rectangu-
lar models.
Miss Kigere shows them in shap-
ed three-corner versions, and made
Of crocheted straw, interviewer
straw and metallic threads, and
wool yarn in gay colors peppered
, 1951-12-19
BY tAWToN CARVER

NEW YORK, Dee. 10 (INS)- For all I know this is
rank publicity.
Anyhow, Jack Dempsey has put together an organiza-
ton designed to dig up good heavyweight fighters, with
the idea Of coming up with an eventual champion.
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ton designed to dig up goo
the idea of coming up with
According to the former heavy
weight champion, a dozen or so
nations already have joined up
with him. The way his plans are
laid, amateurs will be brought to-
gether sectionally for money and
there by Immediately will become
professionals. After that they will
fight nationally and International
ly.
The top prize for the winner
of an elimination which will last
a year or so will be $4,000.
Tentative regulations call for all
t4ese fighters to meet in bouts
of three three-minutes rounds
while battling their way to ultim-
ate international finals.
Dempsey has announced that he
will be president and his confer
eres in this organization will in
clude the following officers:
Andy Neideireitter, vice presi-
dent; Nat Rogers, treasurer, and
Max Waxmann,. secretary.
The fact that Waxman is in the
organization leads to immediate
suspicion that this is all a publ
city gag. Waxman has been Dem
psey's business partner for years
and generally thinks up such
stunts as these.
However, the old Manassa Man
Mauler is getting some publicity on
this and on the long chance that
he is levlling, this is written. More
likely he personally needs a shot
in the arm to help his various bus
mess enterprises.
This sort Of thing is always
going on, where an ex-fighter of
some fame sets out to dig up
some talent. Not too long ago
Mickey Walker was commissioned
for q similar job. Insofar as any
one knows now, he has not en-
countered one man or beast or
beetle that will fit into a program
for rejuvenating the heavyweight
division.
Dempsey won't either. Let's
hope he make a buck, if that is
his main interest, or gets some
free publicity and forget it other
wise.
In the first place, why should
anybody be interested in digging
up fighters? And why approach it
through tournaments involving
three rounds with big gloves?
They din't find Dempsey that way.
He was taking on all corners
with any gloves or no gloves in
the tough mining camps around
Nevada and from there on to the
tough joints on the west coast
when Jack Kearns teamed up with
him FOR a multi-millionaire part.
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with tiny artificial field flowers.
Not only are the stoles different
in shape and texture, they're I'M
usual in their smaller size. They're
woven small enough to be tied in
a net not in the front, so that
they just circle the shoulders with
out dangling and draping and
falling off "like the ultimate in
Indian ~saris."
2. Big bows come into high
fashion with the Gibson girl look
for spring. But the most depend
able way to buy them is in the
form of neck scarves, either end
Of which is stitched into one-half
a bow. The scarf need only be
wrapped around the neck and loop
ed at the throat to form a perfect
permanent bowknot.
Bows-In startched organdie,
pique, linen or taffeta-can be
worn at the throat with almost any
variety of dress, suit or coat.
3. Handbags are to be bigger
than brief cases. They'll be made
Of straw, of fabric, and in some
case of metal. Miss Kigere shows
a foot-long box bag made Of inter-
braided bands of thin silver metal.
The interlining for this case is
bright-colred wool jersey.
4. The sport spenser jacket will
take on new Importance, as a sub
stitute for the almost-overdone
big stole. Accessories makers turn
out tight-fitting ~''spensers" in felt,
wool, cotton and silk fabrics and
sometimes even pliable crocheted
straw.
Evening star., 1951-09-20

II Mis- week on TIMES cover appears soldier of
l. France, General Jean de Lattre de Tassigny-
an ally of the United States in three wars including
the one he is now fighting for freedom against the
Reds in Indo- China.
France today has youth and strength and hope
and General De Lattre's story (he is sometimes
called THE French MacArthur') breathes strength
and hope for men of good will everywhere 1t appears
in the issue of TIME the newsstands now; you
should read it.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. !,

AIR CONDITIONING UNITS - Re
paired and serviced. Call Ii. 3-4112
r. 81 M. REFRIGERATION CO.. PA
L st. ne: Your authorized (bonded)
service dealer.
etc. Call ia. 1896. -17
CARPENTER Remodeling OF an
kinds; general contracting Call MR.
LAWRENCE RA a7O3
CARPENTERING, painting and floor
sanding. R. A. GREEN, HO. 1884.
CARPENTRY. cabinet work. remodel
ing ing and gdse REPAIRS general CONTRACTING. 1t.
caRpENfRY ar. a{fR - custom-built cabi-
csll C. F ST. DENIS. LU. ie557s% %
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
alton rms. porches INCL. stairways.
dormer windows. residential or com
merciai j. E. HENDRICKS. UN. 2491
CARPENTRY WORK, also any kind
of remodeling. Free est. White
mech. Call Ii. 7-s1s2 after 5 pm.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nag
stone terraces, walks, chimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways, porches,
F MARcUcCIo. Rockville. Md,
Phone Rockville 36SS
CL0GGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
RooTER, phone RA. 1888 any day.
DRiHvEWAY iH ENpii PAVING. asphalt; low
prices and easy terms; excellent
work: ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO.,
MA. 1885 or OF. 1900.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
pairs short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 1929 any time.
FENCE - Galvanized chain link all
ton" Get the best for less; 80
months to pay Phone no; 6Sa3
FTooRs fTsoRss sSpEn anS f9pdsg sgo No ,bes P5gs
FGooR FGeS5 9ffs sERv1cE. laEe wa 2e" i1aa bAEIoN
FLOORS SANDED and finished: quail
NJ: NORRIS. sH. 2277
FLOOR SERvICE-Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding, finishing,
nsbs. shPins DfFGoss fooRN lnStsaeloR RTss
TORS To g., NC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
MATTRESsEs remade. So up. STEIN
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th st. NV.
MATRESSEs and box springs, reno
25 years experience. WASHINGTON
MATTRESS CO. 315-321 L st. s.w
MA $3.50, MA. 6679.
PAINTING - Interior and exterior;
reliable. reasonable prices; White
mechanics. MR.. PIERCE. GF. 90.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, reduced
prices still in effect, Work guar
L, CROWELL, SH. 1916. lie
PAINTING, floor sanding; do own
work. Call HI. 77a5 or LO. 3-T3l5.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
roof coating general repairs, Free
estimates. RA 0O36. -15
PAINTING. PAPERING - First-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. Call MIR. POAT, GE. 5643.
PAINTING, int ext, by able white
man, best work for less. Free est.
Ii 4-4666. 49,
PAINTING, paperhanging. roof. gut
ter and carpentry repairs; pure oil
paint used RA 1864 GE. $500.
Evening star., 1951-03-15

Large quantity of good used flooring
can be used for sheathing or sub
flooring. S25 per M and up. GEN
I'd, and w ST, ne MI. GIT -15
Evening star., 1951-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. 120 bass; good condi-.
ton; bass. treble switches; need
cash; sacrifice. S125. 10. 9-s29l.
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, elec-
trio, reconditioned guaranteed;
S79.5O UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 14th st NV.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters,
all makes. new and used. Pay for
them like rent. $40 mo. CENTRAL,
201a 14th st. NV. HU. 512!,
built, sales rentals, repairs; terms.
Our 41st year AMERICAN TYPE
WRITER CO., L431 E. Capitol St,
Lincoln 3-00S2 Easy parking
ADD. MACH, new used. all makes;
hand. cleo; great reduc. CIRCLE,
III2 14th NV. DI. 1879.
AIR CALCULATOR AND HUMIDI-
FIER. cool Master, console, window
model; all metal, mahog ;-grained
cabinet; Ss5 complete. ZAGAMI
REALTY II H-Q9|T
Evening star., 1951-03-15
ELEVATOR

Otis pushbutton. eco AC. latest type
overhead traction, 1,000-lb. capac.
ty, 4x4-ft. car, has complete fire.
proof EQUIPMENT for 3 openings
swing doors deSigned for 5x5-ft
hoistway. Box 1S1-V, Star. lis
ENCYCLOPAEDIA AMERICANA-30
volume. 1850 edition brand-new;
ENGINEERS TRANSIT; good shape
Call WA. 1912. -l6
FILE CABINETS, legal, letter, steel
new. used. CIRCLE TYPEWRITER
1112 14th st. NV, DI. 1872
FILL DIRT FOR SALE-Extremely
clean. Location, Georgetown. Reas
Evening star., 1951-03-15
DOORS

slat doors. ft. in. by 8 #. s in.
in perfect cond.; $40 each; ACE
WRECKING CO. LU. 4-0500. lie
DRESSES, lady's. size 42-44; excel
lent condition: reasonable. DU. 1857.
DUMPY LEVELS. tripods, surveying
equipment. microscopes, jewelers.
lathe. complete electric motors.
electrical grinding sets, scientific
and electrical instruments. complete
muffle furnace. drawing sets and
tools, micrometers, all sizes, machin-
iSt tools and chest, number drill sets,
stencils, l2-ton chain moist, wrench
sets, Dial Gauges and stands, nu-
merous precision and other tools.
Sold to settle estate. Save "5 to
500. 10 w. Mason ave. Alexandria,
Va, Z to 9 pm. All day Saturday.
DgFFEGbToF gGb f4pEWR4EE E7sRs! tg0' c6 siSaSs So
DGPLrcAToRs. pI sales, rentals. re-
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.. Ii
EIEc. REFGR.. Hotpoint, 3 months
OLD, $3.50. 2010 R St NV. .HO,
9s31; Sundays, CO. 1876. lis
ELEC. STOVE, . ovens; refgr., 8 Gu.
it, both Westinghouse; both S125.
Call WI $3.50. -16
ELECTRIC STOVE-GE: burners;
oven and broiler; good working con-
dition $50 cash OR 440o -l5
Evening star., 1951-03-15
LUMBER

Large quantity of good used flooring,
can be used for sheathing or sub
flooring. SIS per M and up. GEN
ERAL WRECKING CO, Brentwood
I'd, and W st. ne. MI. GIFT. -15
MOTOR, outboard, Sea King make.
Ike. Ike nex' s i4-horse' twin cylinder.
fHY MqSt isll F9. as saSs. SP'e' See MR. Ny MgR-
OFFICE EoUIP.-Desks. chairs; hles,
DI. 1872. 1112 l4th NV
OFFICE FURNITURE, large assmt.
6eS 5eSo9a desks eass esa4s a. s6 sseu' m msaGs ea6
essmses ess 9D 6s'E 9HGf s6RPLGs fakaS sxLEs 2R
offICE FTRNfTURE-Fiie RE: File cabinets
4 steel drawers: full suspension,
desks: tables shsi5ss St steel cletbss
Ala 3rd st. NV. Ex. S974.
OIL BURNER. He'll. including tank,
very good cond.; 500. HU. 1888.
OIL BURNER-williams automatic,
PHONOGRAPR RECORDS - Victor.
Columbia. Decca. Capitol and So
nora records and albums: popular
stock aS eAfa SIZING sfi VAILFY pii EIEcTRfe asHs
SHOP. 4so6 Mass. ave. NV, EN-.
Piano, baby grand. mahogany, excel
cond,' S4O0. 20lo R st. NV. Ho.
Piano 1isSt s,sess sps.ooe s4o 8.soasn
PiANo. attractive fun Keyboard
spinet made by Weaver. looks and
performs like a new piano. S"S5;
Si1r,s IA down SRao b balance a in 3 yrs.
PIANO. Knabe grand. good condi-
ton. seldom are we able to offer
one of these fine pianos for as low
as S995, KITS, 1880 G st,
PIANos-only 50 per month puts a
brand-new piano in your home on
our special rental purchase plan. If
desired. talent test available at no
charge. KITS 1880 G st. NV.
PIANOS - Government employ yes,
employees, etc, can save real money
on our special discount plan If they
arrange their own flnancins. Choice
Of over 100 brand-new pianos of
many nnry famous an ea0a makes Ha PhOns erAN6 M
MART. 1oi5 7th st. NV. -16
mahog.; good condition. Call Sligo
PIANOS. apt; apt size, grand, made by
uprt.. also new spinets at reason
able prices. PAUL GOLIBART, IN
American Storage Bldg. corner en-
trance. 2So1 Georgia ave-, AID.
592S from 9 to $50. II"
PIANOS FOR RENT - Spinets and
consoles at low rates with option to
buy. Hauling extra. ST. 9400.
JORDAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th
and G StS. NV. lie
PIANOS-For the best in recondi-
toned and used pianos visit our
piano dept. before you buy; stein
way. and other reconditioned grands
used consoles and spinets; all pianos
fully guaranteed and priced very
reasonably; liberal trade-in allow
ance on your present piano; terms
ecEAsshssf cAPBaLL MHsfe msf5 Go SuF 14Ss 4Ssset
st. NV. DI. S464. -l7
PIANOS-Rent a piano; come in
select a brand-new piano from our
large stock Of Steinway, Sohmer
Kimball, Gulbransen. and Gable
pianos on CampbelPs famous rental
purchase plan; you may have a
piano delivered to your home for as
little as S29.50 down and $3.50 per
mo. Come in and let US explain
this plan to you in detail, CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS 6 st. NV
DI. S464. LIZ
Evening star., 1951-03-15
APPLIANCES
Clearance of Floor Samples
and Demonstrators

Clearance OF FlOOT OdfllpleS
and Demonstrators
DuMoNT Tv. 10" Screen. $685.. now
DIsHWAsHER, Apex, s4oe.e5. now
D,ffssHHWtAsHER, ,fsHt Hotpoint, s41e.95,
DISHWAsHER. General Electric. with
Cairod unit, S399.95, now S299 96,
RANGE, Hotpoint cleo, apt, size,
SlS9.g5, now S15196.
RANGE, Estate De Luxe, cleo,
S3S4.95, now S2SS.1l,
RANGE, Estate De Luxe gas, $309.95,
gas, S379.9 now 1854 .96.
RANGE; SySo 3 HotpoIin5ta Hot. int Pc ps Luxe elec.,
RANGE, caloric, gas. S308.75, now
REFRiGERAToR. segvel gas. ecu.
de luxe, S369.95, now 1903 90.
REFRIGERATOR. Hotpoint De Luxe
Socu.-ft., with separate freezer.
SAGE 92. nov S319 80;
viii, separate freezer, S479,95, now
SINK, Youngstown, 4s-in, s19e,o5,
W. WASHER, Universal s159.e5. now
WAsHER. General Electric automatic
S329.95, now $685. 91j.
DRYER, WHIRLPOOL, S2s9.95. nov
John G. Webster Co.
sa7 F. St NM (Stnce 1919 Sterling e,o,
(opp. Hecht's on Fl Open Saturday
lis
Evening star., 1951-03-15
FURNITURE


SECRETARY DESK. metal clothes
cabinets, q tier table. $50 10th
st. Sc. Ii. 7-7SS0.
Walnut twin-bedrm. suite. new DROP
leaf tables. sofas, S42.50 UP. 1913
You st. NV, DE. 1900.
Grand piano S249; sofa, S3e. so;
organ, $50 80. 1904 NJ st. NV.
NO. 1904.
Wrought-iron hall table and mir
table to match. 1920 Bladensburs
I'd. ne, LA. 6-1231.
Elec. blankets. $3.50 ca. 26O1
wilson blvd, Arl., Va. ia. 2-1116,
Smith Transfer & Storage
Don't Make a Move without
Calling Smith.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
FREEZERS

Popular sizes. at substantial savings,
for immediate delivery. Open eve
ningS.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va, OW. 7722
FUR COAT. mouton. size 16. like
new: also hand crochet bedspread
44o9. AIT. 407. 16s
FURNITURE, original Sheraton draw
ing rm. suite, pcs. No dealers. HU
6533. -15
FURNITURE, liv. rm., dinette, bed
I'm. and misc. furn. VI. 0025. -l7
Evening star., 1951-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS-We have a few real values
in slightly used and floor sample
spinetS and consoles. All good
makes and late models Pay as little
as S25 down, the balance over three
years. LARGEST selection Of pianos
in the city at THE JORDAN PIANO
CO. corner 18th and G sts. NV,
ST. 9400. -16
PIANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de.
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action, lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealins
cases In mahogany. walnut. light
oak. avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Ecto hffehad 1870
Evening star., 1951-03-15
HELP DOMESTIC Cont

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to care for
2-year-old child and get dinner; pvt.
room, board and SIS per wk.; week
GRANDMOTHER HOUSEKEEPER,
able to care for lovely country
home, 3 children; plain cooking
live in; sa open: refs FA. G34l
WORKING MOTHER desires day care
for 2@-monlh baby IN Silver Spring
area SH 1854.
INTELLIGENT, experienced cook
g,h.w.; live in; small adult family;
references. Box l24-V, Star. Id
HARD WORK. Tong hours, great re-
SponSibility-TWo fat. tireless cher
uhs, two ineXhaustible parents seek
cheerful durable, unencumbered,
Supermortal to % assume consider
able care of cherubs. (2) plan.
cook and serve attractive meals at
all hours Especially on week ends)
for busy family with countless
friends. If you have these talents, a
sense of humor, and nerves of steel.
call DE. l349 for terrifying details.
WHITE WOMAN to assist daughter
with housekeeping and care of
elderly mother. Must be strong and
nave, some knowledge of nursing
live in. FA S446.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN to care
for children. References. Ii. 7-S974,
COLORED GIRL. to help care for
child, general housework, cook one
meal part-time in apt Monday
through Friday, 1880 TO $50 SIS
week and carfare. Refs. MI. 5000
Evening star., 1951-03-15

- and rdof home improvements
pay. HAMILTON CoNsT.. RE. 4477
ADDITIONS and modernlZing. cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 1903 Eye st NV
ADDITIONS, REPAIRS; residential
and commercial; cellar to roof; cash
or terms. ROBERT GOODMAN. WO
1866. 30
ADDITIONS, attics, disappearing
stairways, porch Enclosures, etc, Fol
an estimate, call MR.. WILSON. Ii
4.63S4. 20
Evening star., 1951-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-sofa bed, S35; double
and dressers, studio couch, oinette
set, 2-pc. living room suite, $50;
misc, household pcs, all in excellent
condition. GAYS. 316 9th st. NV.
FURNITURE. mod. light oak. COM
plete for an efficiency apt. Including
liy. rm. and dinette set. Call s to
IL am, NO. S56S.
FURNITURE-Beau household
effects and furniture for bedroom,
living room and decorative articles.
Please call today, OV. 3777. or
f4me HleHs, T. "a. 80 s. washington St.
FURNITURE. ETC.-Large. attractive
estate and storage. sale; new and
used group and odd pieces. Refrig-
orators gas ranges, rugs, radios.
3TG3ner' cr3bs washing mach machines trunks.
LER's, 905 E st. NV. tomorrow,
commencing $3.50 am, continuing
until mid-afternoon. Inspection in
FURNITURE - Studio couch, over
stuffed chair, two-piece iiv. rm.
suite, 9x12 rug, twin beds, apiece
bedrm. suite, breakfast set, two-door
metal wardrobe, odd dresser, chests,
small and lge. 1917 18th st. ne,
FURNITURE-Dinette set. table and
4 chairs. $50; sofa. 2-pc. sectional.
grey. SIS: excel. cond. 1OS Varnum
st. ne. after pm. is
FURNITURE-Uprig piano, electric
ironer. tfoor model brass bed. party
coats, porch chairs. Adams 1854
6eiGTe 6sifg satu5Sas af;SS az: sa after 4;ao pm
FURNlTURE-IHide-a type sofa.
S119; matching chair, S29; studio
couches, Sl9, ,S25, S29; sofa beds,
sglf; sltttn.sno or dole' S29' ss5: sa9; innersp;
sprines s. So s12 iI lounge s chaiGs. iGsi
$40, SIS, $25; dressers. S22; chests,
$40, SIS. SIS, $25; rock maple
chest desk. S39; chest on chest, $40;
knee-hole desks. S29; 80; end lamp
and cocktail tables, S3, S5, 81, $40;
$40: ddiInnette set. $40; drop leaf
81; secretary, S39; 3-pc. wal. bed
rm. set. bargain, $50. THE HOME
SHOP, 1745. L st. NV. Terms. Daily
10 to 8. Wed. and Fri, 10 to 8. --15
FTRNITURE. modern bleach mahog.
china cabinet: Hollywood bed, twin
size. Both excel. cond. OIL. 3915.
FURNITURE-27 upholstered chairs,
lounge and occasional; ~ occasional
tdplSS IlOOT anu ldDle lamps, OF
kind, all 12-price marked some
are discontinued, some slightly
soiled; a few damaged tables and
lamps. So each. THE CHAIR SHOP,
4904 Wis ave. Open It'll 9 pm. -15
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-ne bet
ter-grade bedroom. din. loom, liv
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples, etc, at great saw
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV
Daily, 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 4310.
FURNTTURE-2-pc. Kroehler living
rm. suite;, custom made slipcovers;
Simmons innerspring studio couch;
new cond. AL. 1923 lie
Furniture, Immed. Del.
Unclaimed from railroad freight:
Simmons, box springs only $3.50
1nnerspring mattresses S24 .a5
CHESTS. maple and walnut $685.
HOLLYWOOD bed and headboard $50
100 9x12 felt-base rugs 81. .95
Large selection Of tables and lamps.
HENRYS, 1925 7th st. NV. MI. 9448.
is
Evening star., 1951-03-15
FLOORING

Lumber suitable for sheathing, floor
ing or subfiooring, special this week,
BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 4002
Minnesota ave ne. LU. 4-0500.