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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05
Exclusively Yours
Young Local Group Organizes Parties
With Economy, Ingenuity and Secrecy
Hessler Photo.

Tavern with candlelight, bowls
of punch, beer (they've got a Ii
cense), food, grand march. Dew
ron's orchestra and a gay mad
time. A spring barbecue will be
the next affair after that. and
their schedule calls for a schoon-
er cruise on the Chesapeake in
the early summer.
Adding to the entertainment
at these parties generally is a
snappy concert by The Augment
ed Eight. who sing tricky arrange
ments with effortless ease. That's
the new name for our old friends
who are not old at all but who
used to call themselves the Sour
Washers. The Augmented" part
stems from the fact that they
always have an extra first tenor
or two in tow. such as E. c. A.
bachelor Gordon johnson or Al
Key, who's so busy right now get
ting married to Judy Bowdoin-
their weddings on the 18th
that he hasn't been on tap much
lately. The other first tenors are
Larry Daley and Art Nichols;
second tenors. Jack Nevius and
Bill Koplowitz; baritenes. Bill
Culbert and Bob Schmertz. and
BASES. John Kaufman and Tony
Haas. The boys add a new song
a week. sing for parties. TV. we'd
dings or what have you?
X y X
The Morris Cafritzes have in
vitations out to a big TODD on
the afternoon of Easter Sunday
that will probably draw a goodly
slice of Capital bigwigs. This is
the resumption of an annual Gus
tom they started a few years ago
but skipped last year.
Drucie Snyder Horton, daugh-
ter of the Secretary of the Treas
ury. starts a new weekly televi-
sion show tonight. The tall, good
looking brunette bride of two
years ago is already a veteran
of the TV screen. For two sue
cessive summers she has had a
sports show-an interview pre-
ceding the ball games with such
well known residents as Pauline
Betz and Comdr. Helen Jacobs.
Now she will 60 on for Is minutes
each Monday night at z under
the label Gem Session." Every
thing leading up to the subject
OF jewelry will be covered event.
ually, whether it's an interview
with diamond cutter or some
body from the marriage license
bureau. Tonight Nine. Quarles
van Ufford, the lovely young
Chilean born wife of the Dutch
diplomat, will tell about the mas
ter diamond craftsmen who es-
capped Holland during the war to
avoid working for the Germans,
have since returned to pass their
art on to others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05
Atkins Feted
.AtCOcktuiIs

The retiring Chief Signal Off
Ger of the Army and Mrs. Spencer
Ball Akin were the guests of
honor at cocktails yesterday given
by Col. and Mrs. Francis Wilson
Wozencraft. Guests for the most
part were officers of the COM
munications divisions of the serv-
ices. and the party was given in
the hosts attractive apartment at
2029 Connecticut avenue.
Rear Admiral John r. Redman,
chief of naval communications,
and Mrs. Redman were there, and
members of the Armed Services
Committees of the Senate and
House. Among the latter were
Senator and Mrs. Lyndon B.
Johnson, Senator and Mrs. Harry
P. Cain, Representative and Mrs
George H. Mahon, Representative
and Mrs. Paul J. Kilday, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. O. C. Fisher
and Representative and Mrs. Les
| lie G. ArendS.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Carl
Holden, who are guests until to-
morrow of Vice Admiral and Mrs
John w. Roper, were at the Wo-
Zencraft's party with the Ropers
who later gave a buffet supper in
their honor.
The Director of Communica-
lions for the Air Force and Mrs
Francis L. Akenbrandt and the
Director of Communications for
the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Mrs
Harold M. McClelland were others
in the company of about 100 en-
tertained yesterday by Col. and
Mrs. Wozencraft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05
Bride-EIect
Is Feted

Parties are beginning to crowd
the calendar for the popular BRIDE
elect, Miss Gwendolyn Steele Fair
lamb, who will become the bride
of 1t. Wendell Neville Vest, USING,
on Saturday.
Miss Constance Logan, daugh-
ter of Mrs. John Brown Jacob,
gave a delightful linen shower
party yesterday at the Army and
Navy Club. The afternoon affair
was attended by more than 100
friends of the hostess and honoree,
and their escorts.
Assisting at the tea table dur
ing the reception were Mrs. Louis
Parker Fairlamb. mother of the
bride-to-be; Mrs. Warren Ste
phenson, Mrs. Nelson P. Hof, Mrs
Jackson Davis, Mrs. James Nc
Pherson, Mrs. Maurice Browder,
Mrs. Arthur w. Vennell and Mrs
James w. Boyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05
Society News
Newly Named Australian Ambassador
And Wife Already Popular Here

Mccain and the other sister,
Mrs. Joseph M. Finnegan. is god
mother for the baby. Her place
at the ceremony yesterday was
taken by Mrs. Joseph D. Brennan,
wife of the other Counselor at the
embassy.
The Apostolic Delegate, the
Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicog-
mani offciated in the chapel of
the delegation on Massachusetts,
avenue at Thirty fourth street.
The ceremony was followed by a
tea in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccain on Massachusetts, ave-
nue. at which the Ambassador
and Mrs. Hearne were the rank
ing guests.
Hugh Larkin Mccain is the
sixth generation of his mothers
family to be born in Washington.
She formerly was Miss Virginia
Larkin, daughter of the Assistant
Chief of Staff of the United States
Army and Mrs. Thomas B. Larkin.
His christening robe yesterday
was one worn by his mother and
others in the Larkin family for
several generations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05

OF interest here and in Moor
head, Mimi, is the announcement
of the engagement and forthcom-
ing marriage of Miss Patricia Ann
O'Laughlin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Joseph O'Laughlin
or Moorhead, to Mr.. Robert Ger
ard Culhane, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Michael Culhane of Erie,
Pa.
Miss O'Laughlin graduated from
North Dakota State College and
was a member of Gamma Phi Beta
sorority. She is now living in
Washington.
Mr.. Culhane graduated from
John Carroll University, Cleve-
land, Ohio. The wedding is
planned for March 81, to take
place in Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05


MISS JANE FRANCES RILEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Riley an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Jane Frances. to Sergt.
Charles B. Bowling. jr., U. S. M. c.,
son of Mr.. Bowling, Chief Of
Transportation. Department If
Agriculture. and the late Mrs.
Bowling.
Miss Riley was graduated from
st. Cecelia's Academy and is at
tending George Washington Uni
versity. where she is a member
of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Her
father is executive secretary Of
the American Bottlers of Carbon
ated Beverages, which has its
national headquarters here.
Sergt. Bowling was graduated
from Bulls School and attended
Maryland University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05
By Katharine IA. Brooks

The newly appointed Austral-
ian Ambassador. Mr.. Percy Claude
Spender, and his very attractive
wife made wide circle of friends
for themselves when they were
here in September. Mr.. Spender
was in this country as head of the
Australian delegation to the
United Nations and with Mrs.
Spender came down to spend a
few days with Ambassador and
Mrs. Norman j. O. Maxim. Their
hosts gave a large reception for
them when they met so many of
the CAPABILITIES and won them as
friends.
The envoy-designate is serv-
ing as Minister for External At
fairs for his government and the
present Ambassador will retire
from the diplomatic service in the
summer.
Mrs. Spender will be remem-
bered for her soft gray hair, hazel
eyes, friendly smile and gracious
manner. She is a native Austral-
ian and was educated there and
at an early age was a successful
writer of detective stories. Hav-
ing started her career before her
marriage, she has continued to
use her maiden name, Jean Hen
derSon, for her writings. Her
books, however, are hard to get
in this country as they are pub
lished in London and Australia
only.
The new Ambassador has pierre
ing blue eyes. a very direct gaze
and a quick, light step all of
which aid him in his excellent
game of tennis for which he has a
well-earned reputation. Mr..
Spender has never had a diplo-
matte post before but was Min
lister for the Army during World
War II and also has served as
treasurer. He is a brilliant law
yer and is member of the Kings
Council which is equivalent to be-
ing admitted to practice before
the Supreme Court of the United
States.
The two teen-age sons of the
Spenders probably will not accom-
pany them to Washington as the
school year in Australia begins in
March and the summer vacation
starts in November and lasts until
March. So they probably will join
their parents for Christmas and be
with them in Washington for two
months or more.
New British Minister
The new head of the raw mate
rails division of the British Mis-
sions and Lady Knollys have
moved into the house at 1921
Woodland drive which they have
leased from Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Carter Achilles. Viscount and
Lady Knollys are not strangers in
Washington for he has been here
for several weeks each year on
business for his government and
most of the time Lady Knollys was
with him.
This time Viscount and Lady
Knollys also have with them their
daughter, Miss Ardyne Knollys
and they expect to be here for a
year or two. Viscount Knollys has
the rank of minister.
Irish Envoy Godfather
The Irish Ambassador, Mr..
John Joseph Hearne, acted as
godfather yesterday for Hugh
Larkin Mccain, month-old son
of the Counselor of the embas-
sy and Mrs. Hugh j. Mccain.
The Ambassador is not the baby's
godfather and only served as
such at the ceremony for 1t.
Robert Emmett Rockford, USA,
now on duty at Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Rockford is a sister of Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05

The engagement Of Miss Su-
zanne Wood to Mr.. Wayne Grey
Williams is announced by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson M.
Wood of Annandale, Va. Mr.. Will
liams is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul j. Williams also of AMMAN
dale. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05

MOSS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald w. Moss OF
Chevy Chase announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Jean
Elizabeth, to Mr.. Walter Thomas
Keesey, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Keesey of BalJi-
more. A summer wedding is
planned.
Miss Moss is a graduate of Chevy
Chase Junior College and received
her bachelor of arts degree at the
University of Maryland where she
was member of the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority.
Mr.. Keesey is also a graduate of
the University of Maryland and
is now a member of the faculty
of Milford Mill Junior-Senior
High School in Baltimore. Mr..
Keesey served in the United States
Navy for three years in the last
war and is member of the Naval
Reserve.
Evening star., 1951-05-25
L1ys 1n,s at the top Of the city. Albar
HOTEL

One and two bedroom apts., some Air.
conditioned. television in every
apt.; iull hotel service: also hotel
rms. 800 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-25
ROOMS WITH soARp

DIssINs GUEST HOUSE has a few
vacancies for both young men and
and location are the finest in the
city. 2013 Mass. ave. NV. DE,
wES56iELl TERRAcE-Larse rg rooms,
porch. lawn. liv. rm.. excel. meals.
mons nsaas'' ID dTfansp. n.W. RI 81 s9ss 1897 Bel
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV
Nice rooms for young men; shove,
baths; excellent board. 26s
ARL;, ,4126 Lee hwy. at staffordi
osd SSda ssss mann s1s Ryt wssF sSns; good
sLxUGHTER's. ieS7 10th St. NV
For girls; double rooms; also room
to share; Semipvt. bath; daily maid
serv.. tel. switchboard; large liv. rm.
and porch, social activities, we'll
planned meals good food. Ho. 6767
COLONY CLUB. soae N st. NV
AttTac. old GEORGETOWN house. large
food and refined stmos. MI. e74S.
BLAIR MANSION INN, 771o Blair
rd.. District iine-Choice rooms,
parking. sH. ssl7 and sH. e975.
REFINED. CHEERFUL HOME for a
rev bedrtdden and ambulatory eld-
erly people; excellent care and diet.
h!K. hKs, 5E BETTY 415s! BUSH sa0S Wis: Gs7 says.
WALTER REED, vic. 6e31 9th st.
n.w.-Nicely furn. twin-bed rm. !:
also. single. Delicious meals. GE
SOS 14th ST, Nw.-Larse aSl double
Southern home. RA. 1923. -27
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1928 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Nicely furn,
rm for 2 ladies; also large rm. with
running water for men; unlim.
phone in each. room. excel. food;
MASON: No: s776. 81
WOODLEY. ARMS. vie. Wardman-
Bright, clean rm. for Q gentlemen:
conv. transp. DU. 9762. -28
Evening star., 1951-05-25
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ENG. BsMT.. dble. rm.. water. gas
stove, .refgr.; quiet cple.; S45. 1349
Columbia I'd: NV. No phone calls
NEWLY DECORATED sgie.. running
water; quiet girl, $35. 1349 CO.
lumbia I'd: NV: No phone calls.-27
lst floor; refgr.. gas stove; on car
line. conven. to Navy Yard or down
town. Sober adults, SO week. ME.
1927 N ST: N.w.-s rms. and pvt.
bath; adults. Apply between 1890
am. and 4:30 pm,
1853 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Room with sink. stove and elec.
fefgr.; S11 per week. NO. 7435.
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Larse rm., with
Frigidaire. stove and sink: S11 per
%k;; employed adults. Shown after
TW6 pBLE RMS. 1st nr.: Ia ssle..
5'%. SFa nT;i ib. esnSi s9Se trans 5000 Que st.
coLORED-esI M ST. NV, AIT. 8
rm.. bath: Includes cooking stove
and all util.: $26 per mo. Newly
decorated. Call FEDERAL RENTAL
CO.. 915 N. Y. ave. NV, ma. 7416.
-26
Evening star., 1951-05-25

LATHE, 9-inch southbend. Model c
with bed turret, hand lever, Collet
closer. etc.; drill press with tappini
attachment; everything like new
Call Dill S4RR after nm -27
Evening star., 1951-05-25
ROOMS FURk.-MD. 6 VA.

ARLINGTON. vA.-Lge. rm. In new
home; $40 for one, $50 for two,
2100 North Potomac. FA. O09O.
Ice. MASTER BEDRM.. new home;
pvt. phone: dble. closet. Gentleman.
Gar. Near Pentagon. ia. 4-0560.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-sgle. or mas
ter bedrm.: pvt. bath; girls or cou-
pie; tele.. laund. privils. OR. 5s43
LARGE ROOM. suitable for WORKING
mother and small child; day care
WEST HYATTsviIIE.Master bed
Ims; kit. privils.: child accepted:
NEW HOME, large front room. bath;
beautiful high location; near Penta- :
gon. No drinking. OF. 7949. -27
LARGE FRONT ROOM, single or
double: IL minutes from Pentagon; /;
parking space available. CHI. a416.
ALEx.-Newly decorated room; en-
ployed person; near transp.; $50
yk. KI. S-S975. -26
ARL.--Rm., pvt. bath. adjoining deck
overlooking garden; quiet gentle
man; cony. transp. CH. 6O16. pr
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, S12; on
Jefferson Davis hwy. OV, 1922, -27
Evening star., 1951-05-25
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-s.E.-s.W

SINGLE ROOM. plenty hot water; VI
blk. from bus: nr. Navy Yard; kit.
privileges. 2420 r st. Sc. -26
ONE CHILD or two children: private
kit. Ii. 6-0095.
NICELY FURN. DOUBLE RIM, with
twin beds, for 2 girls; private home
LU. 4-7616. -27
NICE DOUBLE ROOM. next to bath;
near Census and Navy Bur. AK.
TWO SINGLE ROOMS for girls; o 1
coLOREDNs FRONT ROOMS. SIS
per wk. Call between 1905; chill
dren acceptable. Ii. 4-7413. go
Evening star., 1951-05-25
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

REFINED cPLE. desire bedrm. apt.
in modern apt. bldg. NV, furn. or
months: refs; P; 4st 8. Box l4s. suaRer siIHer
BAeHEi6k BsApeEinE Hs dssi4ss R9fkys sn;79 3o7e 2o
apt. bidS.: willing to u redecorate deco; te'' 1T II
$500. Ext. 6-4447. or write BOX
GoyERNMSRN;r tSSiR, S1sS; WORKER. 2 children. Si,
sMfs Ms g. HsRSpo& dsSl5fs oSOeqEpOm fS5n sP.:
TWoos GoVERNMfk:Nar oe'sfE 4 f:Sa GIRLS wish GS' to
sunlet furn; apt. IN Va. for summer
rRSfEhss,sroKN1ALs rRS1fhs, K1 Ls-e3SS; eg3oSSSs;u1rANT e. d..
nrnsh IN mosern apsd sSs
Cleanliness and furnishings to fine
taste: moderate rent: highest refer
FREScHw FfRnsSS WITS oFrISTx1l RSx lss.1 s.I Star 25'
ditioned furn. apt. with livins room.
~: $ioS 'se 20 slSSss sSs '6as' BE- 500. 500.
AFSMv1 FSt. 49, S6IIGSr, s;S4 to II; 2 A tS s; 25.
years oT DsSste 9lS dsftTs foom 'nn and
bath in homo Of refined couple;
must be IN nice neighborhood.
ssRssason ssas E1t sldf lass! SssgND1FP. LIBERTY y.
WORKING COUPLE wants 1-bedrm.
furn. apt; prefer NV section. Call
MR.. BURKE. DU. SO68. -2G
for your furp. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets; Wash. Va, Md.
white. Open z days. Ma O0O1.
STATE DEPT. COUPLE desires /.
bedrm.. furn.; Georgetown area; $3.50
mo-; June 30 through Aug: ref,
RE. $500. Ext 2746. -25
DISCRIMINATING, retired couple de.
sires unfurnished, quiet apartment.
in desirable Northwest building. vic.
NAVY Enlisted MAN MAN Sssli desires m11 fur.
nished efficiency apartment near
Navy. Department or NV. Box l3O-
YOUNG MISSIONARY COUPLE de.
sires modest apt, conducive to study.
August l; must be accessible Library
Congress. Box 127-D. Star. go
(Continued on Merit paRal
Evening star., 1951-05-25
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-N.E.

vARNUM PL. N.E.-sgle. rm., lge.
closet; private home; semipvt. bath;
MICH. PARK. 4so7 18th st. ne
Frt. rm., clean, adj. bath, shower
nice home: gents. La, 6-s044. 27:'
l32 CONST. AVE. N.E.-Dble. and
sgle. rms, nr. Capitol and once
GIRL, empl.. age 25-4O; room In
1857: ewes. after Z, DE. 4944. -27
DBLE. ROOM for young man OF
sSOs a5th FL. N.E.0Double I'm. 70,
2 persons; men preferred; good
tTansp; DE. 3005. -27
couple; good transp.; unlim. phone
92s Constitution. AT. 7O79. 81
rm.. for clean. quiet employed man;
privileges. AT. 4117 before l pm.
COLORED-NICE ROOM for couple
with home privils.; small baby ac-
cepted. Ii. 6-1761. -27
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CATTLE g. LIVESTOCK

RIDING HORSE, o years old, gentle
chestnut; price reasonable. LO
5..2S5S. HAROLD L. SAMPSON
Glenallan ave-. r. F. D. No. /, Silver
YOUNG black Brahma bull, s4Oo
Palamino stallion, 9 years old, S425
COUNCIL P. BURNS. RID. No. i
tEadirpiayo dpinaSyo Md; Phone Hagerstown
ma. 2o9-J-l2. 27s
10 HEREFORD cows, IL with calves
WIN. J. HINES. Ashton 524I. -27
SHETLAND PONIES. red and white
black and white brown and white. i
month to 4 years; wonderful pet,
Tor children. Call OIL. 1868, eariy
morning or after 6 pm. -27
SANNEN MILK GOATS and kids. Cal
Hernden 296-J-11. -27
DAIRY COWS, exceptionally nice
fresh and springers. Call Oh. 2689
IN the early morning or after 6 pm
sM. soRREL RIDING HORSE. gentle,
nssd to children. r. A. CHAM.
BERS, Richardson Farm. Lorton. Va
27s
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RooMs. APrs. TO SHARE

CONN. AvE.-Sgle. rm. in apt. witt
girls; share cit. and bath. OR
1 Or 2 REFINED young ladies, 20.
70, to share 2-bedrm. apt. ne. sec
tion. with l other. Cali DU. 5000
2 NICE YOUNG GENTLEMEN to helr
1924 Center st. HUI. 4974. -27
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Young mar
TO share apt. with 2 others: reas
TWO Refined 'e YouSG LADIES
will share lovely 2-bedrm. apt. IN
ne. with, ] other. Call EX. 2420
ONE GIRL TO SHARE 5.rm. apt
with 3 other girls. Located on Conn
ave. Call HU. 6462. -26
CONN. AvE.-Lge. cool bedrm. for !
Or girls in apt: kit. privils. NO
KEEP KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER. -TS Fro.
fessional woman wants another neat
intelligent. successful woman to
share air-conditioned efaciency
YOUNG oGt eoce; COUPLE or couple with small
child to share nice apt; rent free
for day care of child. s.; kit. privil
and TV. Call XII. $500. $3.50 pm
FL; sISs WYOMING AVE. N.W-MaH
bedrooms; Frigidaire. private bath
SILVER SPRING-Mother and daugh-
ter will share apt. with 2 girls,
around 20; all home privileges; pvt.
hedrm III 7-0421 -07
Evening star., 1951-05-25
TET ,EVTSTON RENTAT.

1ELEv1S1ON hENIALs
$5 per wk.. small deposit. DOWD's
TV. 4418 Conn. ave. OR. 1900. =;
TWIN-BED ROOM SET - Antique
white; perfect condition; Beauty
Ssst mattresses; best offer, o, IA
rYPsEwiR1rER. S1si L c. SMITH. a spee,a,
S13 14th st. nv
Corona Clipper; owned two weeks;
sell for $6950 or highest offer. HO
rxS2t,vIiErRS I2az, 1T; RISHE9sALD. an. ,.n ~.
able typewriter: ,s12 for 8 mos
Es4 Esnsal win oo1S apply ,13n On purchase !;
uPRiGHTs, SOS up. Apt, size. s27s
experts. Established 1901. Large
selection. Always. q good buy a
sSd s5 F5sf dsly Ggen p1HNs eySs
spIIas. sMGR: ST. 81 s5ssi 5Ssifan' ST. a7 s!ye'
VACUUM CLEANER CLEARANCE
Brand-new Royal. S49.5O; Hoover
S12.5o: Kenmore. SIS; others. 3s1:
#Ss5i:2 ssSa 81 Instrument; sl6o s'
S45 or best offer. CY. 9592. --27
WASHER-Kenmore. wringer type
good condition; $40 or best offer
sssg sS siassr me sgs: ssss sesd ss v SSfe IN
WASHER 5elec.). Monitor; apt. size;
cost $50, sell $50; perfect .. sond
WASHER. Bendix, checked throush.
eY.; eeY.s;o perfect Ssss eSRaision' used 2 zee sssFs
WASHER. Maytag. model 1o-P. IL
good operating condition. $50. Gal
wASsHifNGS0 faS0 MACHINE. Ia42 Kenmore
With new wringers. $50. Call AP
wxsa#1Ne HssSi ( : MAcRIRE: Tho! Assg. Assg
WASHING MACHINE, ABc spinner
goed sendition: SS5; DE: 1856. ~
WASHING Was S.Ids,Ca MACHINE, Ss, wringer TYPE o.
TwAsHfNG MACHINE-copper tub;
Easy spindrier. in good workinG
WASHING MACHINES. up to 4oT
disc on FL floor models; last year.
Hsss's III s'fsS RoYAf Fas{ sfIas 9ss1 se
1911 Nichols ave Sc. LU $4,000
WATCH. Hamilton. new. beautiful
S71.50 mems wrist watch; never
worn; have bill Of sale; take $55
WATER HEATER. 20-gal., $50; baby
sitter. So; basinette. So, play pen
and pad, $40. 10. 8-S211. -26
WATER HEATERS. SIS up; guar
John @. Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER l30a 1st st. s.e.. ST 6100
WHEEL; CHAIR, invalid. practieally
WINDOW MATERIAL. reinforced
transparent plastic. sheet 36x60 in.
only 9Sc. ideal for porches. chicken
houses, etc. BEN FRANKLIN STORE
1904 Central ave-. Capitol Heights
|ELECTRONIC debating and telephone
recording machine, complete with
transcribing machine. supply Of rec
ords. carrying case, stand, etc.
$500 Or best offer. Elk. $780, e Ext
nSSx.sSSs "a ;esnS R,e'ee.e, ~. With isin: eRiSn;
ee $ss nss Can ps" Ss seen aHg suise itssnE'
1888 X st. NV. -25
LEAVING CITY. must sell: will sacri.
fee 81 1850: battery chicken equip.
ment. 5 mos. old. Details, WI. 9570
GEORGETOWN GALLERIES-Beau
2-pedesal sol. nahoga. din. rn1. table
62x42. 8 ext. leaves, 800. OIL. 1920
LEAVING ToWN-Furniture. cloth.
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