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Evening star., 1951-08-08
Andrews Air Base School
Plans Revised on Fu.
Plans for a proposed
room school to accomo.

Plans for a proposed
room school to accomo
children at Andrews Ali
Base have been revised because
Congress trimmed appropriations
for base personnel housing, it was
learned today.
Thomas S. Gwynn, assistant
superintendent Of Prince Georges
County schools, said revampeo
plans call for 10 classrooms and
a multi-purpose room.
Expected to cost $250.000, the
new school is to be built and
maintained by the Federal Gov
eminent, and stated by the Prince
Georges School Board.
Mr.. Gwynn said his construction
has been approved by the General
Services Administration and that
the building is scheduled for COM
pletion by September, 1852.
Evening star., 1951-08-08

The National Geographic socie-
ty says fish account for about o.
per cent of Iceland's exports.
Evening star., 1951-08-08
2 Fugitive Communists
Traced to Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 8 R.-
Two fugitive Communist leaders
have been identified as the two
men who cashed $40 check at
Ia leading Minneapolis hotel July
9, but the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation gave no indication to-
day the pair had been traced any
farther.
The fugitives, two of eight hunt
led. are Robert George Thompson
and Sidney Steinburg, each SO
years old.
Charles Melony, manager of the
Evening star., 1951-08-08

the New Jersey board wa. about
to complete its classification OF
Adonis and issuance of a detainer
warrant from another jurisdiction
would deny Adonis ordinary privi-
Ileges.
Defense counsel argued also
Adonis was appearing in Federal
Court Of his own volition in that
the New Jersey attorney general
would not have permitted him to
come to New York unless he
signed what amounted to a waiver
of extradition to return to New
Jersey.
Evening star., 1951-08-08
Listing With Allah Fails
To Save Mr.. TX From Draft
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. "a Fed
|eral grand jury has decided il
isn't enough to be registered with
Allah. The jurors indicted Charles
Lee Washington yesterday for
failure to register under the
Selective Service Act.
Bernard j. Flynn, United States
district attorney, outlined the de-
fense Washington put up when
FBI agents arrested him: He is
"a citizen of Islam, under the
names of Charles 2X, and since
he is thus registered with Allah
he figured it is not necessary for
him to register with the United
States.
Washington is "a and lives near
Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1951-08-08
1Adonis and Erickson
Plead Not Guilty 10
Contempt Of Senate
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Big-time
Gamblers Joe Adonis and Frank
Erickson pleaded innocent today
Ito charges of contempt of the Sem
late. They are scheduled to go to
trial next month.
They were accused of refusing
Ito answer key questions at the
Itelevised Senate Crime Committee
hearing in New York last March.
Federal Judge Edward j. Dimock
gave them until September 10 to
If1le pretrial motions. The trial
date then win be set.
United States Attorney Irving
II. Saypol said he expected their
trials and that of Gambler Frank
Costello, who previously pleaded
innocent on a Senate contempt
charge, would take place before
October"
Over Mr.. saypols objections
Judge Dimock set bail for Adonis
at $1,000.
Adonis and Erickson were
brought from behind penitentiary
bars to enter their pleas.
Serving Three Years.
Adonis is serving two to three
years in Trenton, N. j., on
charges of operating high-stake
dice games in North Jersey.
Erickson. reputed chief of a $12
Imillion-a-year bookmaking en-
ipire, is serving two-year SEN
tence in New York on bookmaking
charges.
Attorneys for Adonis said they
sought bail for Adonis so a war;
rant of detainer would not be
lodged against him. They said
such a warrant would have pre-
vented the New Jersey Prison
Classification Board from proc
essing Adonis' case. This, in turn,
they said, would deny Adonis the
ordinary privileges Of prisoners"
and the possible placing of Adonis
on a prison farm to complete his
sentence.
Judge Disagrees.
IF the court should grant bail"
argued Mr.. Saypol, "in effect the
court would be giving the de-
fendant a pat on the back, and
that I don't think he deserves. "
Judge Dimock held, however
Evening star., 1951-08-08
DAV to Offer Prayer
For Virginion at Service
Spseiul Dispuieh 10 The stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug
"a prayer in the name Of the
late Corpl. Freeman M. Wade
U. S. M. c.. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Neal Wade, will be offered at the
annual memorial service Of hte
Disabled American Veterans 30th
National Convention in Milwau-
kee Sunday to symbolic all Of the
Charlottesville area servicemen
who died in the Korean fighting.
Names for the memorial service
were chosen at random from the
Department of Defense casualties
lists
Evening star., 1951-08-08

Hand, since last February. Borr
lin New York. Frankfeld is of Rus.
sian parentage. His aliases were
listed as "Joe West" and Gar
Franklin" ..-.
After two years as a Post Office
clerk, he became an organizer fol
the Young Communist League II
New York in 1926. and the Justice
Department said he has helc
party jobs ever since.
He was Communist Party
candidate for United States Sena-
tor from Massachusetts, in 1910
That same year, he ran afoul OF
the old Dies Committee and was
cited for contempt in an uproari-
Gus session, from which Frankfeld
said he was elected by Capitol po-
lice.
Spent Year in Russia.
Frankfeld spent a year in
Russia in 1892 and is said to
have attended courses at the Len
in School in Moscow. A few years
later, he spent five months in a
Pennsylvania workhouse after con-
viction for melting to riot.
When Frankfeld moved to
Cleveland to replace Gus Hall
one of the first II Communists
convicted. Meyers moved in
as district organizer and chair
man of the Maryland Washington
district, according to the Justice
Department. He had previously
been labor secretary for the dis
trict.
Born in Lonaconing, Md,
Meyers went to high school in
Cumberland, Md, and from 1880
to 1947, worked there for textile
company. This was interrupted by
three years in the armed forces.
The Justice Department said
Meyers has been identified with
Communist activities since about
1943, was first known as 4 member
Of the Textile Club of The Com
munist Party in Western Mary
land and became the clubs vice
chairman in about 1947.
Mr.. Braverman, married and
the father of two children, once
worked as clerk in the Internal
Revenue Bureau here, but since
1941 has been a practicing attor-
ney in Baltimore.
Named by Mrs. Markward.
Mrs. Mary Stalcup Markward,
Virginia housewife who joined the
Communist Party at the request
|of the FBI. and worked as an un-
|dercover agent for six years, iden-
Titled Mr.. Braverman as a Com
munist Party member at recent
hearings before the House Com
mittee on Un-Ameriean Activities.
When he was asked If he cared
Ito refute her charges, Mr.. Braver-
man told reporters the following
day, II don't have any answer for
stool pigeons" ...
He defended a number of ac-
cused Communists at the commit
tee hearings. He defended Frank
field and Meyers when they were
arrested In 1949 in a test of Mary
lands loyalty oath law.
Mr.. Braverman is a member of
the National Lawyers, Guild and
served as head of the Civil Liber-
ties Committee of the guilds
Baltimore chapter.
His father was born in Russia
and his mother in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Braverman graduated from
the University of Baltimore Law
School in 1941 and was admitted
to practice the same year. Prior
to that he held a number of jobs.
He operated a Baltimore grocery
store from 1886 to 1910, worked as
"a taXicab driver and clerked in the
Baltimore offices of the Social
Security Administration and the
Post Office Department,
Evening star., 1951-08-08

Star Sportswriter Burton Haw-
|kins has covered the Washington
baseball team for more years con-
|secutively than any other sports
writer. For complete sports news,
read The Evening and Sunday
Star
Evening star., 1951-02-24
FARM 8 GARDEN

LOTS AND LANDS CLEARED, wooo
utillzed, trees topped and removed
by Nd; students. Call Ju. 7-54S4.
fkEELEkS = International. z cubic
loo food MaLoSEYs "a Ls5Sis aolas NC ESQ s,as Ss Of
ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
GARDEN TRACTORS-Power lawn
mowers. Planet Jr.. Eclipse and
Stearns; limited supply now in
stock, MALoNEY'S. INC. sl26 Ga,
IaSD6sSaipEE aTsi6 siiysE sPEipg; sPHpgc Nd;
lawn trimming. etc. For FbA,ss best resuita Ea
lime, fertilize and roll lawns now.
Free estimates. OR. 1859. i
hardy field-grown. 4 year,
old. S5 dozen. Open Sat. and sun.
FLaGsToSE FLAG a,sh Il Walks. Ks terraces, Ih fr..
places retaining. walls. pipe drain
age. all kinds Of cement work. r.
hhARcnccIo; hocse iIIc Rockville. Nd. Phone
m1d. a4s or rtFestr.s tFeat end SaSs
with eft. hydraulic blade; new.
.NsIESsSB1TT EQUIPMENT CO. oV.
Plant SHADE TREES. shrubs ana
al Sthsr nursery ~ stock pow we alse
mssss can EYoNs N9ssEs9 edss sstl.
gei wariield fefH as5s egat5sae oy uniop ssss sS
TREES REMOVED and land clearing;
fully insured: any time. WI. 1925.
fpse ins aes can lsaa aT. osss. ssissssFins estimates
rRACTOR-Jaoues, u hp.; very good
condition; Gift, adjustable blade,
12-in. pillow, disc and standard drag.
$500. H. A. BISSETT, 10. s-SO05.
-26
ROSE BUSHES-Finest kinds. Plant
nov. Evergreens, fruit trees. flower
ing shrubs. Also finest orchids and
rare houSeplants now ready Lowest
prices. LOWRY RIGGS. Florist, end
OF So: Washington St, Rockville.
Md, Rockville 36S2. 30
and evergreens. about 10
yrs. old. See Wilbur Bell at ORANGE
GROVE FARM. No. 3 hwy. ] mi,
west Of Fredericksburg, Box 444.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
HELP WOMEN (cont.l

RECEPTIONIsT BooKKEEPER, for
doctors ONCE; full or part time;
iO IN doeto
once, 5la-day week; NV. Call Wo.
RENTAL CLERK. experienced. for
one living In Arlington. Please .ap-
ply. giving experience and salary
required. Box 371-R. Star. ---25
sALEsGIRL. in bakery and delica-
sssss sssssssDt va: ri a7df' H.s" cAillam: -as sd'
specially shop. Excellent salary,
and commission paid weekly. Out
ef town experience preferred. Ma.
sxLEsLADY and bookkeeper. 40 hrs.
good pay: chance for advancement,
Apply In person only. SINGER SEW
ING CENTER, 39l9 MINI. ave. ne.
eALESLADIEs, experienced; ready to-
wear; excellent opportunity. Apply
Mn95RRToN's 3l2 7th st. NV DI.
s8IEsLADIEs-e for our operation.
in an outstanding organziation;
benefits covering sickness and re-
tirement; 5-day week Apply Mon
SEWING MACHINE CENTER d240
sALEsLADiEs. exper.. for our gift
and lamp depts.. and our curtains
bedspread and drapery depts.: excel
salary and commission. WALES
DECORATORS. 1919 G st. NV.
BALESLADIES - Part time, inside
work; Friday evenings and Sstur-
days; must be able to work both
times Previous selling experience
helpful; openings In NV. ne. and
Fails Church branches. Phone AT
400 for appointment at HECHIN-
GER CO. ] 5th and + SITS. ne. -25
8ALEsPERSON WANTED. expert
enced, to ms mage corset shop. Give
reference and experience. Box 81
T. Star -25
8ALESWoMAN. reliable. for perma-
nent position. Conn. ave. specially
shop; 4o-hr. week. Apply 1895 Conn.
ave. No phone calls. -oT
eALESWOMAN for gift shop; perma-
nent position: 5-day week; with or
without experience. Apply in person,
10 am. 10 pm. MARY BAYNES
GIFTS. 9o2 14th st. NV. -26
Evening star., 1951-02-24
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK = G.H.W;, for professional
adult couple, Silver Spring, small
house; l pm. until after dinner. 6
days; live out; must be efficient,
reliable. Recent local references.
c6SR SSa GsaaIfTKS; 1S 7-7sSs; Tsa se cs5er
downstairs, work, some laundry:
ether ea1 . otp hslp empl.; good salary. Call
COoK-HoUsEKEEPER, experienced:
sleep in; must have recent refer
preferred: $50 monthly; no Iaundry
or oTogsd gedperal T1eaning; other help EN-
G,H.W. for . adults and one child
li1e in, recent refs. good sal. Wo.
Oh. Settled woman; one day
Call between 10 am. and 3 pm.
G.H.w.. COOK. . small children;
experienced; references and, health
eea1d eeard req. Live in; $40 wk. OIL.
G.H.W. and plain cook: live in; must
eee fens eng, OF children; $50 per week.
G: HI :Hw.s ssgsi mArD-plain cooking. 10 fond
tion, automatic washing machine,
aanpd and sIy every Iys6y other sunday OF; refs.
HoGsEkEEPER. capable of taxi taking
schooi-ase boys; live in. Tu. 1548.
HoUsEKEEPER for family of three; !;
mother in bed: salary plus rm. and
board; like home for the right per,
son. Call TO. 5007. -25
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK. white, settled
woman; i've in; attrac: rm.. no
laundry. adult family. Wo. a343.
HoUsEKEEPER. white, about 45 yrs,
bedrm,; two in family: be able to
COOK: DO Laundry and cleaning, Give
name and address OF present and
STAR. ster'0us employers. Box %s DIR
MAID. live-in, excel. living quarters;
g.h.w., laundry, plain cooking. So5
week week, 1927 Orchid st. NV, ia
MAID. clean and reliable. to care = for
reajrsd iedant, . Gays ns VIZ VIZ; exper and refs,
MAID-Liye in: care of small chill
enees. En-. ni~i' ia74. so00 salary Tss refer
NURsEMAID. colored; live in. Help
with family laundry. Other help
empl, Refs. Good salary. OR.
WOMAN. 26-4o. g.h.w.. experienced.
to live in. Fond Of children. Baby
nnqrsery. nasegy Cali after i pm. Ii.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN to oIS Keen
husband to care for lawn; may have have
outside Job: salary and pvt mod
ern. completely furn. apt; would
HIM III refs Star as to capability. Box
ENERGETIC white woman to care for
small small nome and two children. in vi
board. References. Box 213-S. Star.
WORKING MOTHER needs reliable
woman to care for 7-month- -old
baby and do light housework; Ave
DAY week; live out; local references
sna health card necessary. Box 23O-
RELIABLE WOMAN for mothers
helper: small apt: 1915. Tues. and
Fri; Ss. Refs. required. TU. O779
COUPLE for country estate; COOK.
g;h.w.: outside work. some knowl-
eoge farm animals; chauffeur; good
salary refs required. WI. s439
coLoRED WOMAN
Live-in: small apt; i child: (
days. Call LU. 10000 Sat-; after 2
EXCELLENT H iI OPPORTUNITY. -aS shert
cook, g.h.w.: near bus: close to heart
Of city: no Sundays; no children; no
large wash. Pleasant working condi-
tons. good salary. Kindly give
refs. Box 250-T Star -25
COLoRED WOMAN-25-4O yrs; live
In. upstairs room and bath; per-
mFanent' Fa ghw. and lieht laund;
s9na s1sa OF children; good salary. Wo.
Evening star., 1951-02-24

saSN SoAAhACS- DdNE w 10 4USc, 6e.
fore you buy shop US: KING. s5o3
Georgia ave-, SH. 5s91. Open to o.
GAS RANGE. de luxe Tappan. like
new, used mos, glass oven door
GAS ss'q RASGE sif1 MasIc SIsa; Chef, 4 burners se
oven, broiler. storage space, White e
porcelain; excel cond. WI 4i9a.
GAS RANGE-Eriez. 4-burner, high
sise sse. 0ys9 Wo. with ss1S0 control excel c9Rd.'
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef; good con-
ditlon' S25. 47l3 Colorado ave. IA.
GAS |, RANGES; new. USED: credit: in.
ssallation PEERLESS SALES. 2237
GAS AS sANeEs. sSs e. 20 RsIo in 4-burner. table
6a5neF hish oven. SIS. 1 Ia. ie45.
GxRbsgEo WRi sseqo' ARtf PRGLVEk.roR. S2ai Wa waste
King; new; sos. ia. aosSs5. Ss5
GUN. Belgium Browning. 500. excel
lent lent send. full choke. IL gauge.
GUNs-German Luger, Q nm. ,as
wss5sr sste new nm, cond q .,,9n also g German d
HAT Hxarf Rack-sEAr. Haaai with mirror ora and
storage compartment: also fibre rug,
medium size. DE. 0547.
Ii.
matte, new, 80 gal, $50. TO. 1895.
BEDS. twin, metal. walnut finish;
sorihes sond sah and No Wsttfsssss aoss very good
IdsaaF sssasIs3 Sss IS Ss Es'sg ssas gas sGsal
HEATING Plant, automatic control
late model, warm air, gas-fired,
meats up to 6-rm. house; 500 cash
while they last. Call oW, a56a.
HEATERS. RANGES, STOVES, new
used (gas. oil. coal, wool ACME
ST STOVE; v,,do 5oil 1th, Ma $685..
box springs. We install. SLAGLE
MFG; CO.; JU. 7-54ls or sH. 1928.
control; good buy at $50. OW. 59S3.
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE-couch
and l chair. blue nohair; / chair
maroon: good condition; $3.50 cash.
17os Fort Davis st. s.e'' VI 1872 14peS.
LIVING ROOM SET. 8 pcs; practi-
fslls ssM aa.E ney; 2 tables, l lamp s15o,
LiviNG vi G~Ssi ROOM SUITE. a-pc.. S Blue
Also rose barrel back chair. $500.
LivING' ROOM SUITE. 8 pieces,
| good coonnddyition; must sacrifice,
MATTRESSES. inner-spring, double;
also coil spring; SIT ca. oW 1891
OFFICE FURNITURE-save 3oss
| red Duran plastic love seat, and
| lounge chair; metal file cabinet; re-
| ceptionfst desk and chair; executive
desk and chairs. used only month.
Call ia. 2-93S7. -25
Oil BURNER~Kenmore, 5-rm. CTR
! culator, 4 mos. old; storage drum;
$50; Cal WA; 1000. -25,
OIL TANKS t2l, 275 gallons ca, like
SSih fGs SIZE s9c6RDs SM s5e Victor
@ Columbia @ Pecca, Capitol Capitol. and 50.
| Stock, SpRiNG VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP 4S05 Mass ave NV EN-
PIANo-york spinet. attractive nah
| finish. full keyboard. An excel
! value at $295. S25 down, balance
in 5 years. KITS. 1880 6 st
PiANos-Large selection of factory
sand perform like new: "; All sold with VIII
grand pianos from $445. S25 deliv-
| ers. Balance S36 mo. DYNAMIC
MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV. ST, O25O.
PIANO, medium grand, perfect cond.
sacr., some furniture; leaving town
No dealers. OIL. 3097. -25
PIANO, Ivers and Pond upright; good
tone, good cond.; red mahog. finish
Call Hyattsville 0419 before Monday
PIANO. Estey spinet, like new. $3.50
Phone IA. 1887 after 4 Pm. -2t
Evening star., 1951-02-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, experienced. desires 5 days
Mon, Tues. Wed. Fri. Saturday: /
pm, through dinner; $50 wk. Ii
GENERAL HOUSE WORK wanted b,
reliable; experienced, colored wom-
an. Telephone LU 4-4993. 25s
GIRL: colored. wishes Job as nurse
maid. FIR S202.
GIRL. colored, wants Job in privat,
family, excellent cook. maid or nurs
ing; Al refs. LU. 4-12S6. 25s
LADY, colored, would like to d,
laundry at her home: curtains
specially. Call HU. 1856. -25
WOMAN. colored. wants 2 days 6
week; Mon. and Tues. good cleaner
and ironer. Box 226-S. Star.
WOMAN, colored, desires part or full
time; 8 to 5; ref; also does cater.
ing. Telephone TU, 2073.
WOMAN. colored, wants gen. hous,
work; days or part time; expert
enced. TW. 210S.
COLORED GIRL wishes g.h.w. O.
care of small children; exper., liv
in. Call Grayson. Va. 2541. .!
COLORED-Child care in priyat
home. Call RA. 2S76. 412s 3rd st
COLoRED GIRL wishes housework
5-days a week; no cooking. no chill
dren. Call ia. 602S.
Evening star., 1951-02-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN

EXP. sECY.. med. elk. RECEIPT. jr.
acct. tipping. d'phone. lin. shtna.,
stencil ctg., mimographing. lin. pub
ssdla' sseisauons' gen. of. routine; NV, JU
PRACTICAL NURsE-white. elderly
patients patients; night work preferred. AT.
GIRL. colored. wishes Job as shirt
pRkeT1chhEI pfekldsFi Il sTois1; SGksI, oo,orsa sr...
uate, experineced available sHiTIa' day sfaor or
SEC. C.-MGR.. POSITION wanted 'v nv
experienced. reliable, attractive. un-
eneg9mpered eneg mie women oman non-deiepse
Ms5ss Es s44s Ess ss II sses &c for dsSs: e
AN ADVERTISING in interest of
capable war widow. who needs i'm
mediate nnS employment: Graduate law
school; some tipping; extremely IN
others; II possible, most interested
IN 5-day wk: and Chr. day, due to
eniddren' eadaarn with pay accordingly. Law
any work utilizing ability. Tempo
rary or try-out welcome. Call COL.
WILLIAMS, oW 1880, or applicant,
COMPANION HoUsEKEEpER, baby
middle aged sH. 7439. 80
WANT WAN, PART-TIME WORK with re-
liable company; examining, account
ing adjusting. auditing; Is yrs
exper. finance. Telephone MI. 3436.
LIGHT OFFICE WORK. knowledge
OF tipping. knowledge of window
shade awning business. Box 239-s,
NURSE. white. efficient, dependable
hypos.; any type case; leave city;
live in. ia. 2-7O2S ois
Evening star., 1951-02-24
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp--N.w.

ROOM, next to bath, / or Q gentle-
man. conv. transp.. 514O Macarthur
blvd WO. 1896 24s
HOTEL HAwTHORNE-single, dou-
BILE outside rms. newly redecorated.
sshowers; elevator service; rsas. rates.
TWo LARGE FRONT ROOMS: COW.
transp.; 20 min. from center of city:
semipvt. bath. WO. 3977. Gentle-
Is54 QUE ST. N.w.-comfortabl.
sgle.. rm.: r W.; near shower: maid
NEW aAMPsaIRE HOUSE. I7la New
Hampshire ave. w.-Newly deco
rated rooms; daily maid service and
suf.chbnard service NO 2266
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-Men. sgle.. 90
wk: dble 81 80 ca. wk. Conf sep.
neds: shwrs. bath; c.h.w.. gas heat:
Mt. Pleasant carline AD. 1890
1896 ,MACOMB ST.--For gentleman
desiring quiet, well:ordered Chris
with fireplace. built-in booksheives.
connecting bath and shower; over.
S65 mo. EN-. 1854; gar. optional.
FARMINGTON. 1924 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle-Maid service.
24-hr. switchboard: lge. comfort
sIs.5o s si ak Ste' np BE- sov 4756 Taj uD' o0ie''
1411 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Singie
room. RA. 0526. -26
(Continueo On Next Pass5
Evening star., 1951-02-24

49, '"' AieS AhiHe vi pFeHists.
CHILD's PEDAL AUTOMOBILE, S5;
Ike new; also. baby's scale. So. JU
CIRCULAR SAW. 1o-in.. bench and
- %.h;p, Pm motor; JE. 3-7453. 90
"a sgo }g5.y ssss sssfsRt ssr ssad
CLOCKS. large and small, swiss.
unusual. Apt. 1o5-A, 1000 Cathedral
CLOTHING-Ladies' dresses, suits,
skirts and blouses sizes 1918.
4gol2 4gc42 and A; like new; reas. DU.
CI0fHEsL1NE saSf POLES. all welded
eoT1%BH MAeHNEknYs & Insh a EsUIp ssPIns
Va. TIE. 1900. w. f''A'' o., Ess AssN,
CoATs-Box Jacket. good condition,
Sl8; 2 wool coats. size II. 81 ca.
Excellent values. Call MI. 9o66
COFFEE TABLE or cocktail table
Phyfe, inlaid leather; also piano,
Musette. console, mahos. OR 305S,
COUCH. STUDIO, plan, box spres.,
Apt. 515; E, Clifton Ter. NV. -25
Dhae asee Fk5azEi has * eS: S.5a f. 5year ggsr'
yrs. old: excel. .cond; reason for sell
Ing. ns.,sos, bought gghs larger freezer. Call
DEsK. mahogany. office. with chair,
s4Sesz s4xee in.' excel. cond., $50. XII.
DESK. new kneehole Major master
SIS. wi. s65s. N''A' 'acr50e' M55
DIAM0NDs-Lady's sol, ls-ct;. S75;
1aays nss $780, mans siSfp sSf st laays s5ss S9
l5sdy's fns 81. Isi-et., $500; lady 5
me color, perfect. $1,000. Ali Ali
R5sss niHaf gRSSRfass Co. 'FsasS
DiNfNG SETS 0' De-, solid cherry;
purchased last year at Malcolm
ssSsaates; binoculars, 8 power. AP.
DINING ROOM SET. s-piece mahog. !;
| excel. cond.; 5000. Bedrm. suite. s
PIECES; $50: RA; a121. -25
DINING RIM. SUITE, walnut veneer.
Scpe;; good condition; sos. OW.
DINING ROOM SUITE. light walnut;
! stored with white plastic; server;
Sa,1 ehina C cabinet; pSs buffet with glass TOP
DINING RIM. SUITE, 10 pc, walnut,
excellent cond,; $3.50 or best cfier.
! DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut; good
Sond,; must sell; any reas. offer.
DINING ROOM SET. mahogany table,
buffet and chairs; $50. GE. 1886.
-25
DIN. RIM. SET. MOD.-Consisting oi
beau lined oak; less than 1 year
old; $500 or best offer. VI. 3767
DINETTE SET, 9 PC. mahog.; $500
IDiNETTE TABLE and four chairs
Haywood Wakefield. Call OW. $3.50
i If no answer, call RE. 1895. Monday
Evening star., 1951-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MlSCELlANEOUS FOR SALE
ACCORDION, 100 bass. castelii.
AceoRDPoN. Ge sDGol so bass Horner. -sS ssf2s'
Or best Offer. Call WA, 3463. rs
ADpING MAcaiSE. Burroushs, eIee-
SIS So 15SHaqlf'fSd UsfTRp FYPEwk1fER eo
S13 4th st NV
shem ffes Ike rens shS mo nsea cEkR k4H lGr
ADPiNG N mACHrSEs. Is ne new 'ana and re.
built. sales rentals, repairs; terms.
VIZ %R14hR t1s' o Sesi AsMEE1eAn E aa1tgl gYPE g.
ADDREssoGRAPH. modeI 1906, Nns eiee
three hrs. like new Cali Ma. 1906.
AMPLIFIER and microphone, profess
sional model; adjustable chromium
noor n stand; excel. cond; $50.
ANTIeUEs-Tables. mirrors. lamps.
maple spool bed. curly walnut desk,
misc. 712 Dorset ave. WI. 1850;
ANTIoUEs-Desk, solid mahogany,
Chippendale, rope edge, knee hole,
table top, double sides, 8 drawers all
together. fine brasses. Also English
game table, walnut. Call OIL. $500.
-25
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer perambu-
lator with mat and windbreaker:
good condition. Call AP. 1856 -.5
BABY CARRIAGE. like new; $50.
Call RA 1899. -25
BABY CARRIAGE. and cribette, prac-
tlcally new; $50 for both. ia.
BABY CARRIAGE. Collier Keyworth
nake; good cond; SIS. Call 81.
EHBv CARRIAGE. basket, scales,
Teeterbabe, sterilizer and bottles.
Taylor Tot; reasonable. FA. 07IO.
BABY CRIB AND WARDROBE, stork-
line; excellent condition; S45; with
mattress, etc. High chair; So. AK
$500, Ext 143 -25
BABY FURNITURE-Bathi pla,
pen, car bed. stroller. teeter-babe;
| also l hot plate with glass coffee
| maker, new AP. 5424 -25
BASINS. BATHTUBS,, SINKS. fittings
new or used. BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st
BATHTUBS, new. used. built In, legs
| sinks, basins. toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 1887 Ca. ave-. DE. b670