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RECORDS

We sell. buy, accept on commission
MssioS tSG@ ioDSfyfTss sHop sRs Nd essss.ses Ssss CON-
RECORD PLAYER, automatic, COM
piete with speaker and ruby needle;
BRASS student II d desk V With shade. had isp s16;
Valpak. canvas with leather trim
ming, excellent condition. $s. OR.
REcoRDER. RcA wire recorder: s75.
Air-king wire new, SIS; Pentron;
So day: SIG week. Studios. 17s5
RfEPUC1Sd fsT Ss c5ssS c5EsssgiPMENr. syro sys-
REDUcING MAicH1NE. Slender
chine; easy to sAt use. se0' sood eeu's as new; S
REEFRIGERATTtoIRS. Or Norge. e-door. is.
eS;, #; very good condition. Phone
EEEsisssERAroR. ~ q 6. gas. gsrysl: Lls an,
REFRfGERAToR. SSFRistIis TO o dE. " IT,, 'I good
service condition. S75. Phone AID.
RSESTsRslGERAToR, westinghouse. .i g
GU: IT,; good cond., $50; @044
Pierce NJ Mn I'd. NV" nr. Park I'd
REFRiGERAToR. Admiral o foot;
500 4502 18th st. NV. ia. 437i.
REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux; good
SSnds COT 10, recently overhauled. Call
REF1GEkaroR, EFi SEhsi e-cu.-f... in good
RETRIGER2ToR. Norse. so1S; 2 Gu. it..
1880. Best offer over one-hundred
pd1IlsTs; 1880 14th st. NV.
91a; 26a; perfsct cond.; $75 or best offer
EEfk1fSSEERsiAroR i ;Egzislasa,.Ee; lik.
REFRIGERHToR Iae. II: 02ef SIT. Hot.
point 1850 model; best offer. Ho
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
REFRiGERiGAToR. Ffigidaire, 7 Gu
fl; otier' ez'Sg: M1, 0s9d; sadi cost 1854; maxi
REFRIGERAToR, eft. GE. Z year ear
eld, q, &c condition like new. Call 10
REFRilGGERAroR, servel, 9 Gu. Vt.
excellent osfsI orl consition; sti $50 or highes
RaFE1GfaAreRs,i Hki r1ssi' Norge. 8 Gu. mlG #.
needs new unit; $50. AID. $685..
REFRIGERATOR, G. E.. ice cub
trays. excel. condition. Wo. sal:
REFRiGERAToRS, ERA SH; Electrolux, uiG gas;
Gu. it., good cond.; $45.. 1901 Green
tree rd.. Bethesda, Md. Oh. s243
REFRIGERAToR. so Gu. it,, Frisid
used, d, Sz5 under list Price. LA Ia
REFRfGiERAToR, coldspot, 2 Gu. IT
$50; good running cond. 3O42 Clin
tFTpSGrpse tor st: p:e; sron1 Nj. s; 62o4; ,
1 sesli ssxeeli O cond.. 6 Gu. it.. $50. &c
REFRfGERATok. gas. guaranteed
be in good condition. s75. ia. 029s
!: REFRIGERATOR, westinghouse,
REFRiGERAToR III; SS s serSei SIT; gas sH cub cub
feet. $50 Can be seen In operatio
: 24S9 a 4th St. ne; DU; 3O1O:
REPGIG aa9d candt,an 9se E. I'VE WsstinshCys TN
eaneitIana ErsfGaRAI9k aSs eH aE aSsa sHSa runnin
REFRTGERAToR. gas, apt. size. s5c
; vSyI vSpth Ped crib, rib, hish chair; reason
REFkIGERATOk, SeTvel, exceller
; cond. Ring DU. 1922. 10
Observation-Disclosures ad
vert!sed brands. all new. in oria
to pay. ALPERsTEIN's PEI II II & ELEcTRi &c ri
( VILLAGE, s513 Piney Branch rd
3 s. s., Md. JU. $4,000. Open till
REFRIGERATORS, up 20 40% dis
on all floor models; last yrs mode
? slashed Easy terms. Open eve
, until 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE &C
9 REFRIGERATION, Servel. new un
in 1850; clean inside and out; per
: cond.; $50; UN. 1921.
:. REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator, ap
size: good condition; Ii. 3-6328.
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living ROOM furniture, unusual
yslgsesd f@scSoTyr @ ssmpies sT es vist RFissf ef
showroom. s07. Mt. Vernon 81. NV;
weekdays. PENN UPHoIsTERNG
20 -12
IfV. RM. SUITE, s-pc. frieze. stuffed
/ dbl. bed with box spring; also
odd end tables; IA. 1888.
condition; reasonably priced. Cal
GE. 1915. -lO
LUMBER, large or small; open Sun
day for that week end project; bar
gains on plywood and lumber cut
tingS. GENERAL M1LLWOHk Co.
LUMBER, mahogany. best grade, pot
dressed; most widths and lengths;
soc BID. it.. 331 Emerson st. NV.
LUMBER, plywood marine. 40 sheets
4xSM in, wholesale. GE. 9196
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REFRIGERATOR
CIOSE-OUT

1850 and 1851 GE. westinghouse,
Hotpoint Crosley Admiral. Philco
and Gibson refrigerators at greatly
8. STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY
CO.. 10th and Il SITS. ne. II. 3-90S2,
REFRIGERATOR RENTALS, $5 mo-;
small deposit. DOWD'S. AIS Conn
REFRIG.; Frisidaire, 1912 model; like
new: 500; DU. S941.
REFGR., Westinghouse, z Gu. it., $50;
wringter-type wash. machine, $50;
both in good work. cond. OR. 2226.
REFERS. recond.. guar. new floor
samples; big savings. p. o. SMITH 9
& s.. INC. 1884 Il ne. Ii; 3-605O
REMINGTON ELECTRIC adding ma
chine, 10 column. subtraction
Sisseis isse modei! Halahesi ow. 1852 1852 DewiS'' MiS
RIFLE, Savage, 90, 90, hi-power
prewer. like new, -S66 or trade fol
Winchester "a. $3.50. OF. sS44
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 p st.
NV National 4094
SYSTEMS, music
players, recorders, SIS day, S15
week; all sound truck. SOUND
EQUIP. CO., CO. 4445.
CHAIN SAWS, power saws. power
srs s' Hsc electric hedise trimmers. e A
RUST'S HARDWARE
Falls Church. Va. FA. 1922.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
REIJPHOI STERING

epecial-Sofa and chair. reuphol.
steTed a59r and material ter SS9;
establishment LA FRANCE UP.
HOLSTER1NG. $500 14tb st. NV.
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I,IIMRER

We have a large stock Of wsll-sea-
soned lumber. free Of nails; all sizes,
us, where lumber can be seen. we
ARROW WRECKING CO.. 100 s.
Canitoi ST. Ii, 3-2261, -16
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ANTIQUES WANTED

snvERwARE. ANY CONDITION
china, glassware and bric-as
brac. D. Milestone North O30O,
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1893 Wis ave.
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp collec.
HOBBY SHOP. i41s Wis. M. 1877.
AUTOMOBILE RADIO for 40 or 80
Chevrolet. SH. 1886.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia 1887 after 2 pm. GE. l416.
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TELEVISION
sAyE Ay ninvS 20 To- 49, PEE g CENT CENT? s4 2N
P PPHHGo, rgH MoToRo+A 81 2;5 "A AND E,,l4 MANY
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st, NV.
MA. 1859

FELEVISION SETS up 70 40qs on;
2-year service on all models. Last
years models slashed Many floor
home demonstration. Easy terms
Open ewes until 9 ROYAL APPLI.
ANcE Ca cS93ao 1911 Nichols ave s.e,.
TV-Hallicrafters 16" chassis; ex-
ftsan' offer. Ii. lSnua.t90 4-90es. i0O 0f .eS'
TV, 1851 ADMIRAL, 19-inch combina-
ton, plus roof antenna. Cost over
5000, sell 1925. 10. 3-5013.
Tv, AMIN, 3-speed phono. comb,
Admiral, 10" screen, blond cab,
Tv Emerson 10-in.- table model;
S65. Greenbelt 5106. 10
TV COMBINATION. 1O-inch; original
ly S525; must sell, 5000 or best
TORCHIERE LAMPS. brand-new. $40
Call HO. 1883. 10
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SOFA, 8 PC, sectional; in excel.
cond.; $75. Misc. other furniture.
SH. 1928.
SOFA, chairs. tables, lamps. knick-
ST.. 1926.
SOFA. Duncan Phyfe tapestry, excel.
SIS; rug. 9x15 Wilton, good. $50
AL. 6916 Sunday only.
SOFA, gray damask. newly uphol-
sofE, S5sEeo beautiful si Blue, N n Modern; excel
quality; regret must sell because
have no rm.; $35. OR. 5763.
SOFA Victorian; chair and rocker
curtain, slip covers for davenport;
ladies' suits, dresses, 16 to 3S
SOFA, sectional, de luxe. wine. slir
covers. $50 for quick sale. no
2431, 6-S pm. 10 !.
with slip cover. M. 0446. Id
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Record Collections
CONFUSION sHoP, No No. 1858. O.
cond. Phone OF. s71s. wis
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags. highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations. please phone as. ACE
AID. 6457
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags: highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
accgmulations, please uhone rs.
WASH s'w. DI FAa so6s y BAG CO. s16 st
SINK, double bowl; prefer cabinet
type, with l laundry tub. AK.
STROLLER. Folda- -Rola, in good con-
dition. Cali GIL. 6206, between 6
am and g m
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TINE STAMP

lime 0lAMf
I. B. M. $50. 331 Emerson NV.
TIRES, white sidewalks, U. s. Royal
Master $40 each; a real premium
TIRES. tubes: 4 new Allstate. 6.7Ox15;
rb2sley cost: Wo.; 9029. o..,,.r,
new; Goodrich silyertown; TIE; 90s1
TIRES (5). 7.60x15: and tubes; ]
new, others less than 1000 mi;
$3.50 of list. TU. 2S46. Ill
TIRES AND TUBES. B. F. Good
rich 6.50x15, approx. 5000 mi.
S15 ca. Call ROBT. KELLER, ME
TOILETS AND TANKS
New, close coupled. special this week
ING MATERIALS CO.. 4002 MINI
ave. me-, LU. 4-0500. -15
TRAILER-Army surplus, hitch-on
fiat bed. BRoDIE. Pooks Hill, Be
TRAVERsE insSHEH ROD, custom made; OF
board; one double window. SO in
long; one single, 40 in. long; bes
offer. VI. 1897.
TOYS-Close-out sale; u of or
Lionel equipment, wagons. tricycles
autos and dolls; Daisy rifles 20%
of. Fireworks galore; Shop ant
Daily and sun, 10 to 8. GE. s0s1
suitable child to 6 yrs. old. SS so
IN Q-RkH9
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. t'writers. CAL, cash reg,
off equip, any kinds; top prices.
DI. 1879; CO. 1925, ewes, SUNDAYS.
AMPL1FYING EQUIPMENT b
Intercommunicating> systems, record
.er, mobile amplifyers, inverters, gas
generator. co. 4726.
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CAMERAS

Only the best types! Movie outfits!
nay top prices.
BRENNER
933 Penna. Ave. NV, RE. 2434
CHILD'S SLIDE, 8 OR 10 FT.
WI. 4756
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CLOTHING, furniture; women's, chill
dren's, mems clothing; entire house
hold, bring. LIKE NEW SHOP, l34S
Il St; ne, Ii, 6-5254. Open Sun.
children's, in good condition (dry
cleaned or freshly laundered), ac-
cepted for sale. THE APPAREL
MART, 1722 Columbia rd. NV. AID.
144s. Open 10 to 2 daily.
Ota.AMoND JEWELkY OF any deserip.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st NV
DIAMONDS. old gold and jewelry
wanted. Highest prices paid. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719 7th
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ANTIQUES

FurnitpxR, bric-a-brac, china, glass.
ware, Srtental art objects. jewelry,
rugs silyerware paintings, por.
traits; highest cash prices paid. Cal
MURRAY, IA. 1888.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
and chinese aft objeets' % ANY 'eMs. oMan.
tity Call Louis Segal. cH 1898:
ewes EN- 67f6
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Wheel Chair

WnGGI CIlaIr
Collapsible. EN-. 5193. 10"
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for
used Spinets consoles and grand pi-
amos Call MIR. BALDI at ST 5345
WANT TO BUY WINCHESTER %
cal. auto. Model SO. Phone MR..
BELL, CO 1900. ewes.
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TELEVISION BARGAINS
We are selling out our entire stock
of q very famous nationally adver-
tised TV. All sets brand new and
sale costs. However. stocks are lin
tied. BLAIR'S TELEVISION, 1929
Wis ave n W. OR. 1900. Open It'll 8.
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REFRIGERATORS

KITCHEN CENTER
1715 Rhode Island Ave. NE. HU. 664(
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LINOLEUM

LlNOLEOM M
Inlaid linoleum and tile,
beautiful range of col
ors and patterns. Free
estimate. Installation by
factory trained me-
chanicS. THE WAL
DORF SUPPLY CO.,
Waldorf, Md. Waldorf
:501.
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DOGS, PETS, ETc.

LOVELY loo% % D9l@stion tsmsis
coekfR tsefdsi oFi PurPIEs GSss; excel. healthy
VS. ssr old xlsb sa.'fss black, on DssE end
sIAMEsE KITTEN. male. ssalpoint.
beautiful pedigreed specimen, house.
broken; 1422 Lonsfellow st. n.w.'
YOUNG PARAKEETs for sale. Phone
Ii. 4-5694. v. A. MORSE. $40 9Th
KITTEN. ii aiS Tarbaby, black male. mother
Persian; uses paper. pay 1919 1of az
PARXKEETs. nice young birds, easy
,6 tS tEain; al cOl9rs; oonSS, Wo. eSss' sss and
ESG11Sa W; saIl lBTiA,1poG, IA, 6sd4 male, VI. old.
Axe. loves Children; family trans
MANCHESTER PUPPIES. male and
female; lovely pets: $25 each. OR.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES.
Axe. reg; black and silver; beau
tiful: reas; SH. 0206.
MONTFORT KENNELS, Ashburn, Va.
Cocker spaniels; few lovely blacks
and one bull male. Leesburg 6ss-J-4.
COLLIES. pups, thoroughbred, but not
registered; $50; HI. 7047.
COLLIE PUP, tri-color. male. show
type champion stock Axe. res.;
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, and
2 older. dogs, pure bred. healthy.
7 BEAGLE HOUND PUPPIEs. 10 wks.
o pets na IS Oesef ese Hcfory s6Sa P'e'
KITTENS, Persian. red and white.
White with blue eyes; LO. 3-S0S6.
HAVE 3 SMALL KITTENS, to give
to good home; house broken; 10.
Dac&sHusb sVS2sI n Gay papDs. suhSAy; xks, male.
PARAKEETs, young; all colors; easily
tanned; potential takers; S4 ea.; 50
Persian KITTEN. male. SIS; 10.
PUPPIES FOR SALE, mixed breed
So each; 81. 1924.
DACHSFELD KENNEL
Near Annandale-Fine dachshund
| puppies and stud service; good
boarding facilities. FA. 0s11.
Miniature Pinschers
Puppies; Glib. Champion stud. 1901
River I'd. NV. OR. 0960. :.
DACHSHUNDS
Puppies, stud service. SANS soUCI
KENNELS, phone Fairfax 621.
PET HOUSE
OPEN SUNDAY, 10 TO6
BABY RED FOX
BABY DE-SCENTED SKUNKS
| FLYING SQUIRRELS
| HAMSTERS
| POND GOLDFISH
| PLANTS-SNAILS
| MONKEYS
DOUBLE YELLOW HEAD PARROT
MINIATURE PARROTS
PARAKEETS
1919 Wis. Ave. NV, EN-. 9772,
Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-9 pm.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

PIANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar.
anteed Emhodies features of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blow
action, lifetime durability Available
IN vide selection aa Of ss,, eyernppeai'L,nSs, i'aS,
oaA, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
926 q st, NV.
EsfNhlfRhAd 1870
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GOI n

LADYS large diamond ring, soli-
taire OF cluster; private party; cash.
MATTRESSES, gas ranges, stoves.
heaters, refrigerators. furniture.
ACME STOVE CO. Ma. s952.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED-High prices
paid ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia
ave. NV. AID. 5457.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest
prices paid y you cannot deliver
your accumulationS, please phone
US. WASHINGTON RAG d BAG
CO. 215 I st. s.w DI. s0O7
OFFICE FURN.., all kinds; office ma
chimes. any kind: top prices paid.
DI: 1879; eyes,, Sun. CO. 1926.
PIANO-Cash for small or medium
upright. TO. 591S. -16
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Call Day or Night SH 3039
RADIO, late-model Fisher. Call MUM
ROE. DU. 1857, or call ST. 6756,
office,
Evening star., 1951-06-10
SODA FOUNTAlN

Excel. cond., beautiful Formica coun-
ter; also sandwich bar and motor;
sacrifice 507 Sth st. Sc. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

RIFLE (22 long rifle), western fleiu.
heavy barreled target type; including
post and aperture sight, sheep lined
case, 500 rounds Of ammunition ana
cleaning rod; $50 or best offer. Cail
LU. 1-627S.
ROASTER Westinghouse with griddle
and table; $40. Hassock fan; SIT.
Excel. cond.; VI. 1897.
RoLLAWAY COT. inner-spring matt;
new; $27. MI. 4459.
RUG. wilton. blue-gray. for 2 rms.
and hall. 10x12; 6xs. @ 3x4ha; q, a Like
RUG. blue broadloom, good as new;
bicycle, girls 26-in. GE. 9367.--lQ
RUG, Administer, 9xl2, $40; rose and
beige predominating colors. RE
RUG 1ex1e grey carved wilton and
pad: practically new: $176. GL
RUG iijGo' end pad. sx1o, wilton; good
cond;; best 0ftsr c,,. Fai; saia 4g91; @;n, chair.
table with 2 chairs. $50 W st.
Sc, Apt. 1O2, VI. 6939.
RUG, 9x12, wool with pad: lovely
tan. blue fioral border: $45. ia.
RUG. HJe. sxs. Amer. Oriental. SIS; run
vacuum cleaner, $35. ST.. 4974..
IRUG-Finest Kirman (Persian) l5x
II; by diplomat; leaving; $3.50. ao.
RGf' s,s"S11 .a app. A%sr'caa 1s oTisn- Siaa
RUG-Old Oriental, Turkish: 1870.
$50; alsoo fireplace equipment. $50,
RUG. beautiful beige Chinese rug.
7x10. brand never been used;
! value. $3.50; sell for $500; one
Moroccan rug. 1lx7. beautiful RED red
Il = Is .,ss sss.r sq.so asss &b
RUGS. 1HGs. summer, ex1a and 2 SCI scat.
tsr, rugs; show very little wear
RUGS, isi y :, Texsrsd, szsa sx1a. sxs; medium
green; reasonable; excellent condi-
RUGS. 8 s. Wilton. wine, sx11. sx1o.
4x7; excel. cond.; $35. 81. 7742.
RUGS, Oriental and Chinese. reduced
price. RARE RUG SHOP. 2427 18th
RT,rss. 'sxls Administer with pad.
3 scatter rugs. MohaTk broadloom,
green. $15, OF. 1915. 10
fsSssseIi sTem Il &c ssc5iss T. sM ssoh Ssh Sum- only
RUGS, Amer. Or. Karastans. six
9x12 and. 9x1O.6; pastel shades
some matching; like new. OR. 20SS,
RUGS-American Oriental, 9x12, ex-
eel cond.. 500; oriental 3x5. $35;
5xl l. $S5. IA. 5-9564. Ia
mod. matching gray reversible sum-
mer rugs; practically new. AK. 1924.
RUGS. maroon. Alexander Smith
broadloom. 7x9 with pads; S35. ia
RUGS-3 summer sisal rugs; 9x12,
/ 4lax7 and one small; beige and
brown blocks; peri. cond.; quilt
tops and yo-yo bedspread. WO. 2077
BUGS, imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven fol
good wearing: Okla S40.5e: Sx11
1920; ethsE sizes .propor, priced
RUGS-Am. Oriental (woven thru
9x12 tblue and rose), $125; 12x12
fine quality sculpt. .(Wilton). rose
$120; 9x12 fine quail. Wilton. $S5;
81 rugs clean, new condition; Du
lRUGS. Okla, excellent condition. SIS
$50, S25.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

TRadio-phono RCA-Victor. $45.
Typewriter, Underwood, Std, No. 8
$50.
Hearing aid. ACQUISITION, stream line
invisinle nas model; e1S USED . mos NOS speri
Evening star., 1951-06-10

ST. .sledges SS.75; diggins bars.
$500 axes hammers. GICHNER,
surplus warehouse. 2513 M st. NV.
STUDIO COUCH, Duncan Phyfe. good
cnnd rnckinQ chair. raa snr o hla
Evening star., 1951-06-10

SINK TOPS-FORMlCA
Custom made; factory prices; 20
patterns in stock; guaranteed work
manship: prompt service; free esti-
mate; terms arranged.
KITCHEN DESIGNING co.
1241 5th Street NE End Floor.
Ii. 1928
Eve. and SUM-. XII. s-9sO5. MI. 1929.
SODA FOUNTAIN, complete lunch
eonette with kitchen compressors,
carbonator, cash register. electric
grill, ETC.; all stainless: very reas
Call Ii. 4-2970.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

stock the largest selec-
tion OF pianos in Washington, SO no
matter what type or style OF In
strqment l,9 & you ys are are looking for ..Sss you
Be sure and come in before you
buy. JORDAN PIANO CO., corner
18th and G SITS. NV.
PIANOS-We have few real values
in used and floor sample spinets
and consoles. Prices from S295 up.
Pay as little as $25 down. the bal
ance over three years. Largest
selection of pianos in the city at
THE JORDAN PLANO CO.. corner
18th and G sts. NV. ST. 940O.
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KITCHEN CABINETS
II. 3-1233

Eve. and Sun. KI. s-9S05. MI. 1923.
KITCHEN EQUIP EN- T--White
porcelain sink. double drainboards,
wall cabinets, modern gas range;
reasonable. RIA. 1888, 63l9 18th
Evening star., 1951-06-10

REFRIGERATOR, G. E.. 4 ice cube
trays. excel. condition. WO. 5313
bet. 3 and 5 pm. 10
REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux, gas; 6
Gu. it., good cond.; $45. 1901 Green
i. tree rd., Bethesda, Md. OIL S243.
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sTEN0TYPE, late model. recone
toned. guaranteed S42:50 UNITE
lTYPEWRITER co R12 lAth
SURPLUS TOOLS

SUMMER RUGS-Sisal summer rugs.
two 9x12, one AIS and four 2x4:
reasonably priced. Call TU. 347O..
Evening star., 1951-06-10

iRONER, Frigidaire, like new; S100
cash. Gaithersburg 6SS-J.
IRONER. Thor, used 4 times; $40
Call TR 6963 10
IRONER-MANGLE on stand. westing-
house; 'knee-action; perfect cond. /;
$40 Vacuum cleaner, $40. UN. 362i =.
KITCHEN CABINET displays for sale
below cost: moving to new location,
KITCHENS. INC. 1924 Vermont
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Cosmopolitan Club 5
Award Presented 10
William Montgomery


William Montgomery. president
of Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. yesterday was awarded the
Cosmopolitan Clubs distinguished
service medal at a luncheon at
the Mayfiower Hotel honoring him.
AS he accepted the award for
his outstanding civic work, Mr..
Montgomery delivered a short but
sharp address, warning OF the
dangers of the home grown vari-
ETY. of Communists.
1--WE Americans have the highest
standard of living ever enjoyed by
any people of the earth a stand
ard that has made America the
envy Of all because OF the good
things of life which we enjoy and
because Of the more abundant life
we can see ahead" he declared.
He contrasted this situation with
life in Communist dominated
countries, saying that "chaos and
misery seem to be their lot and
they are powerless to prevent it."
Factors Are Propaganda.
"And yet. at this very moment,
there are thousands OF so-called
Americans who, for some nn-
known reason, are actually en-
gagged in an organized effort to
substitute the Communist credo
|of government by slavery for our
american way OF life" he de-
|clared.
He said traitors are using a
weapon far more powerful than
the atom bomb and more danger
lous than the hydrogen bomb
propaganda. He called upon all
Americans to join in q fight
against these persons and groups
adding:
Defeating communism is a
job for the whole American
people"
r. Y. K. Howat, president OF
the Cosmopolitan Club. presided
The award was presented to Mr.,
Montgomery by James e. Colli-
flower. chairman of the medal
committee.
Board Services Cited.
Mi. Collifiower told Mr.. Mont
Igomery that he knew Of no one
who has given more completely
Of himself" in behalf of his
adopted country, his city, the
underprivileged, the sick and suf-
Ifering. For that reason, he added,
the club selected him as the
citizen who performed the most
outstanding unselfish services for
the city Of Washington during
1850"
MIR. Montgomery was born in
Ireland and came to the United
States and to the District when he
was II. At the age of "a, he
became secretary of a mutual
benefit relief association. From
that beginning, he built what is
now Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co. with assets approximating
S225 million and In excess of 81
billion Of insurance in force.
Acacia employs more than $500
persons. more than half of them
in this area. and the annual pay
roll for the District amounts to
more than 50 million.
Among the prominent guests
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who joined the Cosmopolitan Club
in the luncheon honoying Mr..
Montgomery were Commissioner
John Russell Young. Judge Bo-
litha j. Laws of District Court,
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president
OF George Washington University,
and presidents Of various other
service clubs in the area.
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Dental Tests Relaxed
For New Policemen

The Commissioners yesterday
relaxed temporarily the dental
requirements for appointment tc
the Police Department.
Where formerly the department
had required an appointee to have
Ia minimum Of 18 natural teeth OF
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|MucMillons to Lecture
On Arctic Trip Tonight

Comdr. and Mrs. Donald B.
Macmillan viii give a film-lecture
ION their latest trip to the Arctic
lat sis o'clock tonight in Con-
stitution Hall.
Comdr. Macmillan, who was
with Admiral Robert e. Peary
when he discovered the North
Pole ~ years ago today. has made
20 trips to the far North. The
lecture is sponsored by the Ma.
|tonal Geographic Society.
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specific descriptions, it now will
consider IA an acceptable number.
This change and others re-
Gently announced in the standards
Tor new policemen were adopted.
effective until July /. 1852, in view
|of recruiting difficulties.
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Bridge Links Provinces

cAPETOWN.-A new low-level
concrete bridge near the mouth
Of the Orange River has been
completed. The bridge, 5000 feet
long, crosses the river about three
miles from its mouth and links
South West Africa with Cape
Province.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Nickel Exports to U. S.

More than S5 per cent of the
nickel produced from the Sud-
bury mines in northern Ontario
lis exported to the United States
and Great Britain and a few
smaller industrial consumers.
Evening star., 1951-02-14
South Carolina Ends
Poll Tax Requirement
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTA. Feb. IA South
Carolina discarded the poll tax as
requirement for voting in general
elections yesterday.
And the Tennessee House unan-
imously passed and sent to the
Senate bill which a representa-
tive said absolutely kills the poll
tax"
South Cardinals action came
when the General Assembly rati-
fed a constitutional amendment
approved by the people last year.
1t knocks out the old provision
that men aged 81 through so must
prove they had paid their current
81 a-year poll tax before they
could vote in general elections.
The Tennessee bill provides
that q male between 81 and so
would only have to pay the poll
tax assessed against him In 1871,
the year after the constitution was
adopted T
Representative H. Sanders
Anglea of Nashville said the bill
indirectly killed the 81 poll tax
because a resident would have to
be OF voting age in 1871 and no.
body in Tennessee is now that old
t10l years.. And furthermore, he
added. there was no poll tax in
1871. The poll tax wasn't levied
until 1890.
Under present law. poll tax pay
ment is required for the year
preceding an election"