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, 1951-01-29

Mr.. Powell has been something
less than sensational as a race
champion since his election to
Congress when the country was
faced with a greater emergency
than it now is. Great things were
expected of the Harlem glamour
boy, but, regrettably, he has been
a disappointment. 1t would be UNI
kind to say that he lost his script
before taking his place among the
actors in that great American
drama known as Sessions of Cong
ress. The fact is, Mr.. Powell is the
little boy who wasn't there most
of the time, which is the most
charitable way Of accounting for
his ineffectiveness.
YOU WILL RECALL that the
country's welfare was somewhat
at stake when Hazel Scott, wife of
the Congressman, was denied use
of Constitution Hall for a piano
recital. Indeed, the country vas en-
gagged in a world war, but Mr..
Powell did not let that stop him.
So high did he raise his voice
against this undemocratic snub of
his spouse that it was heard in
newspaper headlines for three
| weeks running.
In calling off his so-called fight
against discrimination, MI. Powell
is leaving himself open to the
| charge that he knows very little
about the history Of war, or has
forgotten what he should know.
For every var that has been
fought since man became "civil-
lied" was the direct result of one
group Or nation discriminating
against, or jockeying for position
to discriminate against another
group or nation. President Truman
has not forgotten this, nor have
numerous other men in the govern
ment who no doubt wish they
could.
THE WAR WE are fighting in
Korea was brought about because
of identical conditions against
which Negroes have been waging
a slow but winning battle in this
help get the Governors program
, 1951-01-29
THE o
THE WOODPILE:
Powell Quits Discrimination Fiqht
BY T. JOH WOOD

Congressman Adam Clayton Powell of New York has n
nounced that he is calling off his fight against discrimination for the
duration of the emergency. Mr.. Powell, a product of the times, who
was elected to congress a. a direct result of incessant wal waged
against discrimination by e who were forgotten by the time he
came along to capture the imagination of a restless Harlem, says he
is putting the welfare of his country above the interests Of any
given group.
, 1951-01-29
(qmtdlwest
A WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

Ohio's Goth General Assembly is
four weeks old. Chief item before
the lawmakers is the non-parti-
san program of Gov. Frank j.
Lausche. A flood of other legisla-
ton : many proposals highly con-
t%roversial : is in the hoppers.
Only one bill has reached the
floor. The Senate approved, and
sent to the House, a substitute for
the Lausche auto tag proposal.
Some 210 Bills have been intro
duced in the House, GO in the SEN
ate.
Bipartisan support of the Lau-
sche program has developed rapid
ly. The Governors 8O-minute adj
dress vas carefully prepared. 1t
thumbnailed the many advances
in the state in 1947-50; charted a
sound program for the present BIZ
ennium.
The COP majority in the House
stepped into troubled waters.
Rep. Lowell Fess, Yellow Springs
Republican, charged his leaders
with assuming dictatorial powers.
The accusation came after the ma
jority party sacked a liberalized
rule. House Speaker Gordon Rem
ner and other majority party mem
bers had voted for it two years
ago when in the minority. The
change makes almost impossible
revival of a proposed law after it
is pigeon-holed. A standing vote
was taken when Renner refused to
have the record show the incon-
sistent ballots.
Bipartisan action on the Lau-
sche program was proposed in a
resolution by Rep. John c. Smith
Of Dayton. COP leaders repeatedly
had given a green light. But ma
jority members blocked the pro-
posal that selfish interests" be
cast aside and personal advant-
age" subordinate to the good of
the state. No major change is in
sight in the firmly based Lausche
program.
Two attempts to dictate foreign
policy from Columbus f~loundered.
Democratic members convinced
the majority party leaders that
they lacked information on which
to cast a Estate department" bal
lot.
Costly and illogical changes were
made in the administration auto
tag bill. Lausche wanted 1851
plates split, one issued now and
one in '53. Windshield stickers in
'52 and '54 would have made
plates good for four years. Amend
ment require both plates to go out
now for use through '54. Experts
testified they won't stand up.
Price boost of IA per cent due
this month in production costs is
just the first.
Reps. Paul Hinkle Of Celina
and George E. Fedor of Cleveland
and Sen. Anthony Celebrezze of
Cleveland have been named to
, 1951-01-29

help get the Governors program
before lawmakers.
, 1951-01-29

faces, but such is the case, and
there is little we can say to sue
cessfully controvert their nasty al
.legationn.
What would we do if our pray
r for peace were answered in the
affirmative? We would go on in
the future as in the past in our
mad rush for the dollar. We would
make the dollar first and right
eousness second on our agenda of
life. We would proceed to subor-
dinate principle for gain, and pro-
fessifn for possession.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS for Sale
HEALTH REDUCING ROWING ma
chine, in good condition. 10. 9-S553.

HEALTH REDUCING ROWING ma
chine, in good condition. 10. 9-S553'
SHALLOW WELL ELECTRIC PUMP;
motor. SIT. plywood sea shell boat.
Marlin 81 D.L. .22-caliber rifle. HY.
HOUSEHOLD 2;1IsiHo ITEMs-Bendix washer;
double bed. inner-spring mattress;
place; canvas porch drops; 100-ft.
wire fence; roll of linoleum; jazz
phono. records. EN-. 7409. IL
MAHOGANY DUNCAN PHYFE de luxe
ext. table; 4 side and l hostess
tion; S295 comp. KE. 3-44S6;u
APT. SIZE DIN. RIM. TABLE and four
chairs; good cond,; reas. RA, 712a.
BENp1x DIALMATIc WASHER, al
will sacrifice for $3.50. Call FA'
FoR ORE osALE-Frozen custard machine
and compressor, hardening cabinet.
metal proofing oven, pie oven. Coca
&C G9la d box SsuSnSEn GEi $3.50; sp,oe and Iii tiour
chest, looks like secretary $40
LoNGINEs. On wittnauer, Buloya. Elgin,
Benrus watches, 1876 to 1879 dis-
count 1or caSn OF OH Creult Hes' SLe
mond. stone rings; silverware. Rog-
ers' Community Plate; costume jew
elry; l0b to 1879 discount Tor eash'
Expert repair. SAM ORBACH, Mas
ter Matchmaker. Ala Buchanan st;
NV. ia. 1854. Open Sundays and
s.MM. tSfa.f ffRoJEcToR, Apollo, IKE IKE new;
cost $40. sell $50, FA. 5426.
BENDIX, automatic, 1S mos. old;
good cond.;. 500. 1905 Bradmoor
rd., Bethesda, Md. .4 ~,
MISCELLANEOUS, . pr. crutches!
SO all; Venetian blinds, metal, all
So: boxing gloves. 81; punching bag
platform, new cond, 81 50: riding
boots girls, mans. S5-$S; fine
cond., Hollywood legs, 6. never used,
blond, So; stroller, nice, S6; toidy
OIL IL FIRED GARwooD. warm air
unit, oil burner; controls and 275-
gal tank; excel. cond.; now in
operation; best offer. 6400 Luzon
N w rF TQDh
Evening star., 1951-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TABLE, Junior Duncan Phyfe; like
new. CHI. 1854.
TABLE, lge. pine drop Leaf. sits 10,
S25; binoculars and case, S25. 10.
TABLE.wood. leaves. ss. Also iron
bed. S5. 1850 Forestville rd., For
estville, Md. 10. S-7259.
TABLE, Physio-Therapy, No. 355O-C;
lasfex Taste phone mf eIs PAD 8 inches thick: SL'
TABLE-Liv. or reception rm., 20x
e, ms; removable plate glass top
TABLE CLOTH, Chinese linen. en-
| broidered. 129x72, handmade lace
antique antique furnitare i taHA'H: GIL SIS 6is5. SUN @1s
TABLES. .. Duncan Phyfe. extension
anil 4 chairs; tea wagon, armchair
child S leather rocker. Lawson chair
assorted sol et ia lamps s: ssrdeno Joes tools and
TANK-5,o 900 gallon. fuel oil; new
TANK, An T. oil burner, a75 gallons. good
condition: bargain, S25. SH.. 1884
TAPE RECORDERS, new Bell-Ampro
ssE sgeo to1 of IoMRry M; S2o0' a'm'-' pm
TAPE RECORDERS a.. brush Blk
| Ala, sound mirror; slightly used. ex-
eel. cond. You can buy one or all
4. at a reasonable price. These ma
chimes are at premium. Elk. 3U4u
TARPAULINs and drop cloth; Govt
surplus; lowest prices. GICHNER
2513 NJ st: NV. Elk. 1927:
TELEvISION, Magnavox, 1850 con-
sole 16"; cost S495; sac. S235 or
ssst ses Os5 oniy i sIs5 sasnsYpS sl s4fS TV con-
RcA a tubes; ASsIss sIs5; pt cost $500;
Admiral credenza model ST. So. cost
S565; Emerson. $3.50. All have FM
,a1 and IA AN Nv With changes, 81. 24l6; i6x,
doors doors; must sell. ow, 4537.
TELEVIsION-RcA l6-in: table model
yith yiaa stend; stenngd oess. eSeel. condition; saer"
TELEvIsIoN : Philco 12-in. Consol-
TELEVisioN. Admiral IA in. combi-
nation, with AM and FM radio and
2-speed phonograph; GIL. 1900. ,
phiIco. .,la- l4.inch b., screen; Ss1s mahogany
rEfEvlsioN EsfE:' sHsS sErs SgiSi u 70 4on on;
2-yea: service on ali models Last
years. models slashed Many 1oor
samples and demonstrators Free
bone bone der demonstTatton stI7 oy Easy terms tern
SPC4 CNCa uAl4l W. AL AG LII
Az ANcF cS9ooo c9o 1911 Nichols ave Sc.
EvIsION-Motorola portable In
beautiful blond leather case. Like
new. Sac. $50. OIL. 9O49.
T66lLEyIsION, 12R3in. consolette,
orig. price. S369; sell for $3.50.
TELEvIsIoS. Admiral console, nearly
new: owner going in the service;
$50. HO 1927. lie
TILE, interlocking. plastic and alumi-
mum tile for bath rooms and kitch-
ems. Free est. 80 mo. to pay.
CAPITOL CONTR. CO., Bethes., Nd.
WI. 6oS6 or WI. 4730.
TOOL BOX for sheet metal mechanic,
complete with tools. at low price.
203 Sd ST. Sc, Ii. 1854.
due: sacrifice. $3.50. GE. 1851. is
TV. Philco, excel. cond., inside aerial
incl, $40. Or 1868.
TV SET, 1850 Admiral, 16-in., excel
cond.. mos. old; cost S259.95,
sell S175; assigned overseas. FA.
$685.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

s LOVELY LITTLE PUPS, small
mixed breed, reasonably PRICED for
Persian Eli six, KITTENS AND CATS.
SO, SIS. $50: OIL. 1920.
line. JE. 3-7496.
BOSTON TERRIER stud service;
Ah;K;c{, h{ ,bI black !. and ,Rs Sb white; 4 little
poBERMAN essRiSM Ms PiNscHEHs. Fl 81 EE T3l weeks &
black and rust; registered Axe,
champion stock. Phone Vienna 223.
sHETIaND III II AND SHEEP DOGS, Axe show
stock; / Il l. weeks; top quality Jnyi beautt-
DAIMATIAN Al, hgrLsf PUPS. s0 lovely Si females,
wonderful with children; $40. $500
Jefferson ST., Bethesda. OIL. 0563,
DAcHsHuND PUPPIES Axe regis
pART iesaa; cocker Sci Err; PUPPIES. black, black
and white; $40 and $15. LU. 1-4162.
CHIHUAHUAS, two. one male. one
female, pedigreed; excellent for breed
ing; wonderful watch dogs. $65
zach; 7-5e9a B9ah to same home =. 800
COLLIE DOC. male, yr. old, house
broken; most reasonable offer. sH
GERMAN aass SHEPHERD. yrs. old.
pedigreed,. male. willing, to sell to
Peme PeTsSn Xfl Th0 s9a2. eap give dog Af9 a f90d
IcoGKER t5S5isli a s spANiELs. a honey-colored
blond; these will be dogs Of distinc-
tion; s wks. old Axe reg; mod.
priced. Call Falls Church 0117. III
COOKERS. red-blond, wks., beauties
sold left sa see SsEg proud parents be
COOKERS, Q black. 2 blond, wksS;
weekdays; all day Sun. UN. $3.50.
COCKER PUPPIES for sale; Axe
black. Cali HI. sloo, Ext. si2s2
CHIHUAHUA PUPS. Axe, little dar-
lings. all colors; stud serv. a studs j.
excel. blood line. AL, ,5973; --17
COLLIE PUPPIES; pedigTeed. sable
asseG and Ehi5s ne sas sssolGsgs ss5 hfsaz o s f.Ea
ENGLisa NJ; gsfP' setter puppies. thorough
bred; excel. hunters: Mohawk peer
less bloodlins. wks. AL. 0419.
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe registered.
wormed and inoculated; black, male
and female. ~ wks. old; $50. gN.
BOXERS, fawn. males, Axe reg.
excel. bloodlines, mos, cropped,
sPRISGER ftIEfS SPANIEL PUPPIES, best
field and show stock; Axe; peri.
for pets, hunting. Lo. 5-0470.
BOXER PUPPIES. 3 mos. old. Axe
I reg: fawn,. cropped, distemper
| shots. OIL. 1885. IL
PEKiNGESE DOGS, pair. Will sac
rlfice at S1O0. 712 9th st. NV.
| is
POINTER PUPS, purebred, ready for
training. Phone Ashon 1881. .-17
COLLIE PUPS. beautiful. Axe, cham
| pion bloodline; sable and white and
| 2 iris: wonderful pets, show posi-
! bility. EN-. 1874. lis
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Record Collections

Any kind. best prices paid for opera
COMMISSION SHOP. NO. 26b3.
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags. highest prices
paid II you cannot deliver your &C
cumula tions. please phone US. ACE
JUNK CO.. 2230 Georgia ave NV
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone Us
s.w. DI 8O07
TABLES wanted to display store
goods. Give phone. Box Ash, Star,
TENT. Army cots and camping equip
ment. OIL 5340.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
DIAMONDS, CASH PAID
OLD GOLD, PLATINUM
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.
SHERMAN'S JEWELLERS
728 14th ST NV

DISHES-Azalea pattern, Noritakt
China, formerly sold by Larkins.
FGTRRNilTURRE. in good condition: all
kinds household goods; highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904. 23'
FUKNITURE-WiE puy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china
bric-a-brec Buying and selling fol
IS years HOPWOODS 9th and Y
- NV MF SoR7
FURNITURE WANTED-Single piecel
and complete households, etc. AID
SS79; ewes. and Sundays, AT. 251S
rURNITURE-Wan at once, goot
furniture and household ;. effects
also want refgr. and good piano
prefer grand; small or large ants
pay cash. Call MR.. GRADY. uhon'
FURNITuRE. CLOTHING - Mems
women's. children's clothing En-
tire households. We pick up. Ii
6-5254. LIKE NEW SHOP. 134s
IFURN.-I will pay highest cash price
for a single piece or your entir'
cont. incl. stoves, refg., wash mach.
6Eie-a-brac, etcE ye moys TfIrM ogi p9r pW
CHANGE. 80 9TH st: AT 05s5.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

CoLoRED-DoUBLE FRONT RIM.
share dSt. kts. with other couple.
61oRED&ATTRAcr1yE ofISo dble. grp room
IeFas Eith ad dk ss5ssn s5sa porch some gTsvi-
COLORED-9OI T ST. N.W.-Two
lge. rms. for cple. or men; home
privileges; reas. rent MI. 1880. III
COLORED-2S13 18th ST. NV
Lge. rm. for or people; privileges.
coioRFP GSle1aGDe VI VI ha6dtGssEkErprNGc 1913 RM.,
furn;; 1858 Monroe st. NV. IA.
cotII05RiED 1908 11th ST. NV
Furn. room; clean. respectable home:
coLoREb@fs7 ssts5fd beEsSs 3E 3EESsseS sseS pL. NV Nv
government girls; home privileges.
ooGoREDLDouBLE AND SINGLE Mts
ROOM; twin;6eds; home privileges
CoIoREDERMs.2FuTn. or unfurn..
with privileges; No objection to chill
CoLORED-RooM in lovely home
to refined Christian lady. perma-
coIoRE1@ESs. 9Sn5is S@DIUsfa' FROM AR s7Sl ROOM.
twin beds, in quiet home, empl.
couple or 2 single; privs. Ho. SOIL.
CoLoRED-NEATLY furnished room
Tor couple pnso also single room.
coIoRED@Sis of95Ris ooss ROCK CIR. CHI. RID.
Twin bedrms., for two empl. men
or. girls; some privils.; conv. transp.
COLoRED-NEwLY DEC. front hall
| rm,. for refined employ. man or
lady, some priv; 81 per wk. RA.
CoLORED-LARGE front room, ssl.,
naYt hath fnF ofanl
some privs., mr. carline. TU. 3736.
COLORED-YOU ST., 18th ST. NV.
| Rooms, $3.50; apt, rooms, kit;
refined ladies. $40 each. MI. 9533.
COLOEED-1 SMALL HALL RIM, So
Iskes. sk; l DsI YeTy ss6s large front rm. Privi-
COLORED-FRONT ROOM, newly
decorated, privs., near Georgia ave.
and Lamont st. NV. RA. 6116.
COLORED-ONE DBLE. RM.-Refined
empl. cple., no children, privileges.
cSIoRED@fssi o1sS Hseedsss OAK Oak sr. NV sr
beds, 1913 ca TU. 5265. Is:
CoLORED-ROOM for employed mid
dlsagsf refinea lsds " TA Nv 1881
furnished room. use Of kitchen and
laundry room, conv. transp.. no
children: $3.50 per mo. MRS.
HENSON. HU. S799 10
COLORED MAN, to share room, twin
beds Call TU. 0349.
for man, convenient to car and bus
lines. TU. 1885.
COLORED-LGE. FURNISHED front
rm.. settled man, home privils. 2312
N. Capitol st: NV. -
COLORED-LARGE BEDROOM Tor 2.
/ lD0A Columbia rd IOE. 1894
coLoRED-1314 BELMONT ST. NV.
Lge. back rm. with porch. Refined
empl. woman or man. NO. 4405.
COLORED - ROOMS. children ae--
laundry privil. RA. 1891.
ICOLORED-FRONT RIM, In private
home, twin beds, coed transp., / or
:. 2 gentlemen. Gardge optional. co.
1895. ia
Evening star., 1951-06-17
POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

save 30ss on these. MuscoVy and
stock; reasonable. 6. II. sATTLER'
RED. No /; Silver Spring, Nd; IT,
dottes. Aneona. white or barred rock
snd Teeks S pei cid ie9 sl4 N and D. ss 5esS
100. Muscovy ducklings, 4Oc. O.
MAXWELL. Lanham, Md, WA. 1916.
GosLINGs, mallard. ducklings. pheas-
ant eggs and chicks. Vienna 303.
INCUBATOR. 4oo-esg; perfect shape;
NEW HAMPSHIRE young hens, ready
to oit lay, S2'75 ca; sH. o2s4. Riggs rd,'
CoWHN CLICKS nc s. o. 8. appa. pull.
saa aIm Ws Htes 55sed dues for q1Sy prc. on
eoWAN Sts Sie FARMs 5sis sswis as49 Sa9iesetd Ma.
SURPLUS CHICKS, S6.75-100 COD.
New Hampshire Reds. Barred Rocks,
White, Rocks and heavy assorted.
Also 3-week-old chicks, 25c each.
JAMES FEED STORE, s1s x st. NV.
poaitry supplies. Ne. o@oss. @ '''AS'
RABBITS S Leading commercial
breeds; sH 6ass sTARHAVEN RABB1rRy
FRY1NG sYi Sg09i RABB1rs-rresh dressed.
Delicious. economical. FRED
YOUNG. Sandy Spring, Md. Ash
ton 5l57. Out Georgia ave. to
Glenmont, N. on Rt. 1872 8 mi.
BRONZE R,o as.d TURKEY EGGS. 3 for ST.
REDS. Rocks. Crosses. Wyandottes,
Leghorns, SLABS per 100. Leghorn.
Minorca or heavy breed pullets,
S24.50. Minorca cockerels. S11 .95.
Fryer Cockerels. SO. .95. KRYDER' s
HATCHERY, P. o. Box 295. Black:
wood, N. j.. Phone Blackwood
8-05S2.
DUCKLINGs; day-old Mallards and
Tekins; also 40 well-started Mallard
and Crosses and their parents
breeding rabbits; SH. 6146.
DUCKLINGs,. white Pekin. started;
breeding chickens, now laying, and
Matching eggs. LO. $1,000.
PEDIGREED NEW ZEALAND white
and giant Chinchillas. breeding and
meat stocks. CLINICAL RABBIT.
TRY 10 3-TQQ3
Evening star., 1951-06-17
FARM & GARDEN (cont.)
DOGS. PETS, ere. tcont.) | "a

LOTS CLEARED, weeds. trees, brush
and honeysuckle removed; fast. com.
plete service; reaS. rates. L. B
NICHOLS. EN-. S970. -17
NEW FERGUSON TRACTORS ant
implements. including plows. dis
harrow. spring-tooth harrow. tiller
terracer blade. wood saw. cult
vators, mower side-delivery rakeS
SubSoilers. tandem disc. grain drill
and baler.
Used Model Avery with 14-in. sgle
plow and cultivator, case VAC. will
7-ft. mower and 2 bottom 12 in
ploWs; Farmall A with 2 bottom l.
in. plows; used John Deere on stee
with two 14-in. plows. tandem disc
horse mower, Case baler, 2-hors
riding cultivator and side-deliver;
sE1BEL'S SUPPLY CO.
Ashton 1886
Evening star., 1951-06-17
ROOMS EURNlsHED-N.W.

NEW RAMPsHTRE HOUSE. i712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newly deco
rated rooms: daily maid service and
switchboard service. NO 2266.
1924 18th ST. NV
24-hour switchboard service; phone
in all rms; large comfortable rms.
single. SS.75 up; double. $3.50 up
BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1888 18th It. NV
Refined businesswomen; clean
beautifully furn. rms. modSn baths
Evening star., 1951-06-17

WASHING MACHINE, Apex, $50. 81.
WASHING MACHINE Thor Auto
magic; late model: Ii; 3-6328.
WASHING MACHINE-Easy, ,wringer
type; nee elee. pump; good eond'' $50
WASHING MACHINE, Easy spindryer.
good condition. $75. TIE. 1929.
by GE, wringer type. S25; also
ca1P kFGll sha RaOy Yy7SFi sTib and mattress $50
Laundromat, good condition. S100.
wAsHiNG {; IN MACHINE. Launderall. au-
toBd som a sgept sed $40 4iDcs pgsttns stB sEM IN ss
WASHING MACHINE. Thor. auto
magic, brand-new; cost S225. sacri-
fee Sl75; GE. 32S2.
WASHING MACHINE. Prima. washes
good. spineer needs repair. $40 COM
WR4sf1Na R4lstfi f. MACHINE, llsf apt. size, with
stand, Easy Whirldry, excellent CON
WASHING MACHINE, 1851 westing.
house Laundromat. used 8 mos: sell.
ing home; win sacrifice. Call JU
vi H,s414 sGIafa after M.c9iSp 70 a;p. Thor auto.
MaShaNG mssic; in aa Excel eond; 9HS UN. 4fo7 rSS
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore, gooc
condition, used in small family: S25
81. 2124 Sun, 612 st. Andrew
lane, Silver Spring.
WASHING MACHINE, GE, auto
smdr saad cod,ton and pamps ss s'e sa mI0e 7ss4
WASHING MACHINE, Hotpoint. goo,
c9naition' eNG SS.SHfNt S45 0h S4so asnmors s sgo
gas stove; s15' Frigidaire' $50. Cal
wAsH11NG Hi;; INC MACHINE. Easy spindrier
treadle sewing machine, excel. con
dition. S35; radio-phono, console
WASHING MACHINE, Norge, wit
wringer;- very. good condition, az az
WASHING MACHINE. Thor Auto
or or best reas. offer. AK. $500. II
| WASHING MACHINES. up to 40?
disc. .op all, floor models: last year
EYES; ti tiIi 3 ! ROYAL xiPPflAHNcEg. iA sg.SSS 60
WASHING MACH, G. E. automatic
excel. condition, less than 3 yrs
old; S225. 1872 Fleetwood. ST., Sill
yer Spring, Md. 81. 1851.
WASH. MACHINE. Easy, Spindrier
Te9ondaitiSoned' rec al ahS guaranteed; seo' Cal
WATCHEs, 2, lady's, Elgin and Witt
S39. 80. DU. 1859 or GE. 7025.
WATCHES. nationally famous: say
4Ogs to 60% on Bulova, Elgin. Ben
rus. Hamilton. Gruen, Longines. nm
Swiss: lowest prices: large selection
to $3.50. RosSLYN LOAN CO
Rosslyn va. CH. $500 -,
WATER COOLER. bottle type wit
new unit, 500, S1s Kennedy 81
WAFER COOLIES. sale or rent: W
install. JOHN 6. WEBSTER, sine
Il 1912. 627 r st. NV. ST. 61O0.
WATER HEATERS. Sl5 up; guaI
John g. Webster USED APPLlANCl
CENTER 1909 1st st Sc. ST 610C
WATER HEATERS. 10 to As gals
guar BLOCKS. so5e NJ st. NV
wHEEIcHA1Rs Vii fsHi ca), excellent cor
WINDOWS brand-new aluminium
dble. hung. size 36x63 inches. 10
Iwoob 5Sio&' 'MouLDNGs Special ru,
: and stock. below cost; also od
stock, used doors. other bargain
WORK co. Garrett Park Yard
KELviNAToR, 4 Gu. it.. for sale
excel; cond.; $40, deliver. Ca
RA. 1856.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
MlscL. WANTED tcont. !,

party wants to bu.
spinet, console or apt. upright direc
from owner. 81. 3314.
PING-PONG TABLE, standard size
s14a e9lispsi0'e'r s'oa c0hoi'i0h' Ia
PRIVATE PARTY desires complet
furnishings for rooming house, al
cash; deal with owner direct. MA
Evening star., 1951-06-17
WASHERS

Save on famous makes of automatic
and Wringer washers. Check our low
prices. Open evenings.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. OW. 7722
Evening star., 1951-06-17
MIScL. FOR SALE tcont.l

: RUGS-Private owner; must dispose
of at once; Administer broadloom
blue. 9x1l.S. $40; Olson. s.4x11.4
WoEn S 9f'enfa nj I;es PMS IIS,
back from cleaners, 2 unwrappedi
must sell today. 10. 9-S553.
RUGS-French Aubuson rugs. ex.
tremely beautiful, from large estate
also French Savonary rugs ano
ANTIQUE tapestries. several Persian
Call between 10 and u am MA
1884. Extension 419.
RUGS-Fiber. (rose) one 9x12; tive
6x10: one 6x9; scatter size; uSeC
one season cheap. IA. 2-02S6.
RUGS (2l. textured; med. green; 6xl2 .
$50; 6X9. $50; excel. cond.; woult
cost new S105.90 and $500. OIL
Evening star., 1951-06-17

OAK AND HICKORY FIREWooD fol
sale on project; very cheap; will de.
Military rd. and 31st ST., Arl. Set
supt. on Job or call ia. 5-7696.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
RUGS. NEW

px16 green tex, reg. S306. now $3.50;
9x12 gray. T. on T. reg. $50. now
$50: ax12.10 beige tex, reg. 1925,
now S167; used heavy wine-red twist,
12x15, good cond., $50; 27X1S-inch
rug samples. finished edges. csc.
See our lamps, tables, chairs.
MUMMAS, $500 Conn. ave. NV.
Open Sun. Ia. WO. S75S.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

gas ranges. stoves,
heaters, refrigerators. furniture
ACME STOVE CO.. MA. 1852.
PRESS and other Offset
printing and duplicating equipment
RILt Wa!s,rsfoR GoRD0S, S2s, 2 g, BOx-9S14 17
WANTED-High prices
paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgts
ave. NV. AID. 5457
WANTED - Highest
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumulations, please phone
US. WASHINGTON RAG d BAG
chimes, any kind; top prices paid
DI. 1872: ewes. Sundays. CO. 4626
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Cali Day or ght. sH. ao3s
Evening star., 1951-06-17
CAMERAS

CAMERAS
Only the best typesi Movie outfits!
pay top prices.
BRENNER
933 Penna. Ave. NV. RE. 2434
CHINA CUPS, plates, saucers. Anx-
ious to buy Royal Doulton Kay
Blue Tulip pattern. Sk-inch salad
pIattes Istes tr bread and butter n
cups breakfast size). Pieces in
this pattern are eight-sided. Write
M. SCATTERGOOD, Mclean. Va
CLOTHING-Men's women's anc
children's, In good condition (dr!
cepted for sale. THE APPAREL
MART, 1772 Columbia rd. NV, AID
144S. Open 10 to 7 daily. -23
DIAMOND JEWELRH OF any descrip.
ton, old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BTIRK 614 18th st NV
DIAMOND WANTED by private party
Cash. Large solitaire or ANTIQUE
cluster OR 22O7