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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28
WOODBRIDGE

1929 s: Dakota ave, n;e.-;Attract.
with firepl., din rm.. kit. 4 bed.
rms. bath, screened porch. oil auto.
heat; in superb cond. throughout;
attractively priced; owner trans.
ferred, must sell. Call Mr.. jarrett,
with r. G.. DUNE. no. 0100; ewes.
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Evening star., 1951-05-10

Economical. Bsll-bearingA
solid rubber tires, self
sharpening steel blades ad-
Unstable from "" to IA"
cutting height. a1I7i1
Westline "Cutter" 7xi2Is. .. con ea
Evening star., 1951-05-10

A thrill to see :. to ride! This
Deluxe Western Flyer has stream
lined headlamp. luggage carrier,
chain guard. kickstand, chrome
truss rods and modern design
tank. Full yesr written guarantee.
AND during this sale only. the
two super pre- ums shown
abovei 3F2ise.sI.FR7S1l.FR1i71
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08
Nine Infants Born
AT Hospital in Week

Nine infants were born at the Gar n
lett County Memorial hospital during
the past week, giving the institution
an unusually high census in that de-
partment This mornings figures
were - adults and 10 infants.
The births included a daughter to
Or. and Mrs. H. r. Gibson, Oakland,
on the 2nd; daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs Robert W. Tcagarden, Crellin,
on the 3rd; a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs Richad r. Crytzer, Gormania,
on the 3rd; daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Garrett Demar Sisler, Sang
Run. on the 18th; daughter to Mr..
and Ms. John +. Neader, Oakland,
on the 18th; son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win B. Gather. Bayard. on the 18th;
son to Mr.. and Mrs Robert Paul
Dill, Oakland. on the 9Th; a daughter
to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Willard Boyer,
Terra Alta. on the Sth; son to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Albert Peck, Oak
land. on the 9Th
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08

Mrs. Franklin f. RathJun returned
to Oakland Sunday after having been
a guest Of her son and daughter-in-
law. DR.. and Mrs. Howard X. Rath-
bun, Baltimore. for several weeks
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08

Ms. John Stevenson will entertain
membeis Of her bridge cluD al h4
home this evening. Mrs. Playford
Ryan and Mrs. Robert Stanton enter
tanned members Of their bridge club
on Tuesday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08
Amvets to Install

Officers Of Roy and Cover Post
AmVets, Of Oakland, are to be i'm
stalled Sunday by the state command
or, Wilson Robertson, Of MiLdIeto"H
To be installed are William Calls
1st; William Rowan, End and William
Kisner, third vice-commander; Harold
Phillips. adjutant; Theodore S,ocl.
Slayer finance officer; Leo Cover
athletic director; Michael Kildow, j..
provost marshal; John =. CastlioW
public relations; and Hensel Deck
man chaplain. Robert Haines remains
as commander.
Refreshments will be served,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08
MRS. JAMES A. COAIsON

Mrs. Teresa NJ. Nau Coalson. Mt.
Lake Park, wife Of James A. Coalscn,
died in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital, Oakland, on Tuesday morn
ing at 1913 O'Clock, where she had
been a patient for week.
Deceased was bDln September %,
1876, at Westernport, daughter Of
the late Conrad and Teresa Hoffman
Nau. She had been chief operator Of
the old Garrett County Telephone line
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08
Local NeqVs

MS : '''''' '''" ~ 49,
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S''' W ' ''' WV ''''''' w
Mr.. and Mrs William T.. sharp
entertained members of the young
married couples club at their hom.
Mr. and Mrs. Phiilp Bo"mah' Jan
ice and Joiee Elaine OF CresapioWh
visited his parents Mr. amt AIRS
Samuel Bowman ON SUNDAY.
d,uutto,. ,.a.. l,,, q, Air. md
M II p cLsnn in co,,.tt county
Nfan,oriol bosnit,I in oakland last
ride. morning Femuo,v ,
Monday, February y. being Lin
coins birthday and a legal holiday,
both banks announced they would be
closed for business ON hat CIV
,..,... .....l.l
r.,
III IHe C"hi"i'" Nl"'N an" ." W.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08

M, ana Mr. Gerald Rankert Uol-
lidovsh,,y po were onests Of her
,o,ant, Pew and Mrs r n. Bro
bawn. mn Sunday. They celebrated
WIN " '''V'uay "''''e' ioI '''' ''''
nav" ana so" Reginald d.
Nr. onj AR. G. Melvin Kioht
visited tbai,. son lack kioht student
~ potor,,o C+a+o sabod Eavsar or
C,,nl,,, Ill., lo++o, r,,da ma honor
LII. ~ III ..,,aol En-. tbo fi,,+ soo,os.
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- c.al.a,,, ,i;,.;.ia, ,l,iaf
wy ''' CO.. '''''G |al,Io.,3 hot
l.,.. aL..a,, .a..ata.,. - n,a .orio,.
class OF Mertersburg Academy, 1t
.'.''.,,. OFF,, I'm tol.a nor, II 49,.
ranging for the 1851 commencement.
MfS. DenzI cannon VINO had Deeh
secretary III 'he once Oh l'r' H. a.
''lpS"h' pans 70 leaVe 'o''or!o" ioi
) amp p'e'h -, '"ge' n.y., % Joi" nei
.'''S""I'u' J., 2E i'e,t~'i ,'''',''',, wv
~ '''''io'i'u ',I'' = vi, - y l'',';'e-
,'''', m, ,'' - ''''' > i''''' '0''
Edward Y Stenbenson son Of Mr..
and Mrs Clor r PandoI Mt Lake
porl. and Ua,vav p Smopse. son Of
MIS- yrrnio p Smouse Oakland.
bovo boon chosen nanbers Of the ode
Cor,,,;t4ao of tba sanio,. class Of ATer-
ra,.sb,ro Academy and will helm to
.,,,aroo tbo 1q51 commencement
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael S"huncke
spent several days here with the lat
tp1's ,0rthpl. Mrs Tillian Davis ut
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08

Robert /. Ault, employed at the
Half Price Store, has purchased the
George Detrinbaugh property on Oak
street. The apartment to be vacated
in the Lee Mason home on Second
street, will be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Shirer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08
DIET

MRS. OLIVIA e. MITCHELL
Mrs. Olivia B. Mitchell. widow oi
the late Edwin L. Mitchell, died at the
home Of her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Townshend Nay!or,
Alder street, Oakland on Wednesday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08

American casualties increased to
l6,Sl4 in the Korean war.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-08
Announce Engagement

Pay md AR. Norman 4 Gppge. Of
r,n,i,, Wost Nn.gi,i, beva an
nounced the engagement Of lheir
daughter, Margaret Evelyn Sto Mr.
DeNeal Dean son Of ar ana hf =
David W. Dean also oil JUNIOR.
watar Calico B,idgewoter. Va. and
is now teaching in the high school at
Accident.
Mr.. Dean is a graduate of Davis
ana E'N'',S Noi''E - '-'N''''' ", -
%l'u ''''a oo''r '''''' ~. WIN =, ~ -.
university - " ~ !. : ne - i,
no" j." ','e''' 81 % '''' ''' ''''' - ''''
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
-o--
Lowell Locmis will he host to mem
o.o,;na
Mrs. VI. Y. Frazec is planning to
leave for Sebring, Fla, where she will
visit relatives for a few weeks.
%''''" ii''0'E' i"I.''', o"N''','"
re"''e"'' ie't' '''' 20 " 'S''iHE 'o'I' -
80 "i'e' nav my ''N'''" ''''''' . NJ :
i0' S'' '''' u''E .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Haned enter
, 1951-07-18
insurance. Co
of New York
Writes Fire and Hurricane
c. o. Markoe. Agent
ChristianSted

should also be such as to
induce and encourage the best
possible material to the Force.
FIFTH, the position of
Director of Police should be
given some sense of stability.
Since l948 the position has
been vacant, filled on a tenn
porary basis by Lieutenant
Matthias. For some reason the
directors have come, made
their changes, enjoyed a brief
period of success, and then
suddenly faded away. Then
there is a complete drop, pend
ing the appointment of a new
director. These periods of va
cuum should never be allowed
to come about, for they have a
most adverse effect upon the
work of the Force.
1T is our conviction that if
these recommendations ar
given serious thought and a
fair trial, the st. Croix Police
are headed for a more success
full and secure future.
, 1951-07-18
had TOCONFESS

All my family likes good food,
and when something is espe-
cially tasty, they're unanimous
in their praise. Take the vege-
table soup that won their favor.
"Mmm, good!" they chorused.
beamed, but I had to give credit
where credit was due. I told
them it was Campbell's Vege-
table Soup. Father was amazed!
ITO make this favorite soup
eTtrG delicious, ertrG nourish-
ing" I said, ~"Campbells cooks
mingle choice garden-fresh
vegetables, picked at the peak
of favor, in a hearty, robust
beef stock! All I do is add an
equal amount Of water, heat
and serve"
Father winked: Almost a meal
in ITSELF" he said.
, 1951-07-18
IMPROVE THE POLICE FORCE

IMPROVE H POLICE FORCE
ON OF THE items discussed in the July News Letter
OF the Chamber of Commerce is law enforcement. The Cham
Der met with Director of Police Davis, taking up such aspects
of the question as lack of enforcement of city and country
traffic, and lack of police authority. If we recall correctly
these topics have come before the public on many occasions,
and yet, the situation remains the same.
IT MIGHT BE fitting at this time to attempt to assess
the situation, and offer suggestions in the light of this assess
ment. To begin with, ordinances, or what have you, are
entirely inadequate to correct or even maintain authority. 1t
is not uncommon to have arrestees challange the officer who
made the arrest, or to demand witnesses. Shackled by these
inadequate laws the men of the Police force are definitely cur
tailed in their duties.
MORALE H force is at a dangerous low. Yet, there
is justification for it, as members find themselves with low pay,
little or no authority, poor training and equipment, and the
constant shift of the chief officials. The legislature has the
responsibility of taking the situation in hand. There are those,
in and out of the Council who would ask the solution. There
is one, and it is not beyond reason.
FIRST, A STUDY should be made of the woes which
beset the Police Force. This would give the Council and the
administration a clearer and more definite picture Of what is
wrong. Members of the Force should be asked to state their
views, as should responsible citizens. The Director, who by
now should be fully informed, could prove very valuable in
barring the hard facts and presenting recommendations.
o H ORC should be given the kind of
authority which will assure respect, and this can be done by
passage of appropriate ordinances.
THIRD, THE CODE for the Force should be rewritten.
The duties and responsibilities of the members of the Police
should be clearly outlined and defined, and such tasks as dog
catching stricken from the duties.
U THE ALARIES of the members of the Police
should be raised to the point where they command respect.
These men must maintain themselves and families in a man
ner worthy of their positions and responsibilities. The salaries
Evening star., 1951-04-22

ACME visible 4x8 card cabinet. L
~ f2l C9lerado Bldg.
ADD. MACH, new. used, all makes;
nand. elec.; great reduc. Today, co
1870; wk: 11l2 l4th NV. DI. 1872
ADlf-NG MAIHlNk. BurIodsns, elec
Sls sIis' "a ETffSS93d!t;onsd; TfS27ES GqaEanteed
ef3 '4th st. Nv
ADDING MACHINE-1o keys, recon.
ditioned, yours for S69.50. Today
A66ING MAcH1NEss MHAsshh NEs@ la5i 3a5n s. tyn5e. 5;v
wood, sound stand, Just like new.
10 col, 10 keys; subtraction anc
credit balance. Must sell at once
At sacrifice. Come and see them
cleo. sub, like new. Sl75; price new
lca5: " lie l4th NV. DI. 737s
ADDoMETER. small, port, adding ma,
chine; aeds. subt.; .S12.95; yr. guar
Today. co: 1925; wk., 1112 14th n. W
ADDRESSoGRf PI'-Cost 500; usee
o5c onee; trade trade, tor. GOOD CANA Ol
ADDREssoGRAPH, Al II eond., @ will
sacrifice, S6a to first comes. Cal
today, co. 1926; week, IIl2 I4ti
AERoFTLMHSuper Xxx for cameras
k;20.5; 20-ft-; cans, 81. Rear 145;
AIR fsis5oSi COMPRESSOR. spray paintin,
outfit, electric;. also 1-h.p, gasoline
compressor and portable, $50. Lo
AIR CoMPREssoR. for paint o
other uses; cost S54. sale $50
AIR CoMPRESSoRs. new, @ s h.p
Schram. JU. S-5315.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

EIEC IN C Fan, ex aust, Emerson,
"a inches. OR. 6S73.
ELEt. GUITAR and ampl., Gibson,
p5ot; model; can be bousht cheap.
rTE rPix1E RI 1lp pPE1AaWiNBRoKERS; Pa LOO H ne.
ELEG; NATL. CASH REGIsTER
tSg9.S9l No. 2 grease traps. Cocoa
Cola dispenser. circular display
ftsnfi GO SsNgE sssslsEf AAb ri SssSs
(Bantam UniversaD; new; S65; sac
ELECTRIC RANGE. Seas s--burner, broiler-
oven, Ven, recent new top units; SIS.
ELkefiRfc Lei st5S RHFeR.-oibson. large,
Sisa.S.5afSsi SSsi SS SiSs SJ p aSf7 ; FsSles s..
EIECTRic RoAsTER - westing-
house, like new. cabinet and broil-
|EIEcSTRSic fI; III gF sToSg@o;,bson; SRsos; used 4
Taylor St. Bladensburg, Md. 80:
ELECTRIC TRAIN, H.O. guage: fully
equipped; excellent condition; will
Ef'hc fflI chsapi W1HnoI 81. 5ss5, ..,
table model. $50 watt element new
$500, Owner leaving town. ME
ENcSYciLopEDIA gSHi BRITANNICA, 300
set. "a volumes. >1947 edition. Red
leather. "a morocco binding. $3.50
or best offer; in peri. cond; also
Remington contour 8, S23.50; elec.
shaver, color gray, $3.50, brand
new. 5000 Kodachrome. daylight
color film. 16 NM, 100 #. for
$3.50. Call 10. 2-S796 Sun. be-
tween 8 am. and p.m.; weekdays
aILer 8 pm. 83y xenia st. Sc.
tnear Nichols ave.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA-24
volumes. 14tn edition; ST.. RA.
01n7 before -. or Monday all day.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA-24
!: 1879 opyrIght; S135. RA.
0707 before IL. or Monday all day.
ENLARGER - Omega Dill. 4-5;
extra Iens ana condensers; mega
tive carriers. 10. 2-7673.
EXPOSURE METER-Lutrix, with
case and cord; very good condition,
FANS. attic kitchen, exhaust; ali
sizes Installed. so years reliable
service; GICHNER; LA. $4,000.
FANS-Forced to sell. 24-in. ped
estal: 2 16-in. GE; 10-in. GE
and 2 16-in. Emersons. Phone MR.
nAKEG CH RQrn = 90
Evening star., 1951-04-22
MIscL. FOR SALE tcons.1

AIR C0NDITIONERs. new and re-
conditioned; sold rented. exchanged
seryiced: fully guaranteed. OR
4769 BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
R-CONDITI0NER, Carrier; "a h. D
console: S75. 81. 9S51.
AIR CONDITIONER, new sealed units
5-yr. warranty; ~ h.p., S297; Y
h.p., $3.50. CO. 3483. -2S
AIR CONDITIONER, e hip. motor
will cool entire apt; S275. Also re,
frigerator. | year old, deep-freezt
top 60 Gu. ft.), S225. Also window
exhaust fan, SIS. Sunbeam mixer
$40; hand vacuum cleaner, $12. AL
In perfect condition. Ii. 7-1655.
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco York
%-h.p. window model. 76D1. sealed
unit; cost $425; moving; sell $500:
perfect condition. OR. 0412. --22
AIR C0NDITIONERS-- national
Unknown ril. units, " h,p.; S349. 80;
"a h.p.,. $298.50 all units with 5-yr
warranty. You can buy with conf
dence from the A. S. JOHNSON CO..
since 1875. HU. $500.
AIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Air
temp, paekaged unit in 2, 8, 5,
8 and 10 ton sizes for stores, homes
large offices. etc. Immediate delivery.
Prices start at $695. Why consider
less than the best2 HU. $500. A. s.
JOHNSON CO.. Authorized Chrysler
AIR CoNDiTIONERs (s)-Phiico-
York; perfect condition: $3.50 ca.
S1S Kennedy st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
MIscELLANEoUs ron SALE

BABY's CRIB. metal. and mat, $40
carriage and mat. $780,. basinet
pad and lining. 50; rocker, 81,
SH. S34i.
BABY FURNITURE--Bathinette S10i
So; gate. So. TE. $3.50.
BABY FURN.-Folding Thayer car
riage and mattress, Hedstrom
stroller and batfinette: good condi-
tion; S25 for all. OR. 7479.
BABY FURN.-Trimbie alum. bathi-
nette, Hedstrom carriage; excel.
cond; reasonable. SH. 0906.
BABY FURNITURE. peri. cond.;
Kroll crib. adj. youth arm; inner
spring mattress, clean, $50; Lehman
high chair, sanitary tray. So; Pal
stroller, S3. 1908 Lamont st. NV.
use Mt. Pleasant car.
BABY FURNITURE - Collier Key
worth baby carriage, Safe-T-Babe
play pen, Storkline bathinette.
baby all-electric sterilizer; prac-
ticeily ike new OR. 1899.
HIGH CHAIR, maple. DU.
BaBYYis PLAY PEN; women's shoes,
size 7AAA; window screens, screen
door; sander attachment for drill.
All good cond. and reas. FA, 0103.
BABY STROLLER, Thayer. good con-
dition. Call Ju. 7-6414 after 12
BAKED GOODS - Cookies. cakes
made to order; Prices reasonable;
Evening star., 1951-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CABINET, wall. kitchen; heavy white
from fsctory: has not been used;
ISi7 Monroe, slsssris,
For quick sale. S100. 514 Union
saS. 80 UNITED FYPEWRiTss n4PESSi sis'ssts- so
CAMERa1Leica q. summitar fa FL
mar. los nm. zoom finder; case for
camera and finder. new condition,
$3.50. Elk. 4700. Ext. 321. Evenings
CANERA, As press. withIacccs "ries.
Gail after 3, Sunday, 10. 2-0731.
~. leather case; $50, Bell and
Howe i6-mri. protector. Me. 5036.
Super Ikonta. Bx. 2.s Tes-
finder built In; brand-neW;. bargain
S5o S25o or best offer. Case incl. WA.
CxM2RA--contax: sonnar; Is II:sf-
6cm; Carl Zeiss jena. 36-mm.,
nuilt-n range. finder. maximum
sIesS sfsS Ros5 csil 81 o. sseS sssesSSnd excel ssnd
pack adapters. g fim holders. fiiters
and case. B. & J,n Press, 6-S view
camera with lenses and q holders,
new western Master. meter. Bantam
ana accessories: AL fSr $500. or
Rolieiiex. IS Tessar lens.
Pert pert .as .e9ansdition.. S1oO for quick sale.
CAMERA. Nixon s5-mm., new tsee
april Photography); int. synchr.
Nlkkor lens. Hash gun, case, filters;
LAKES isnss standard 11sn C9ntax eauip. and
$S5; JE. $.s7ssoo. saoo' so-mm'' f'S,S'
Schnyder, f;45, new bellows. 5x7
BACK with adapter; S125. IA.
ciaME2ksA; ~! II sis, centss .s II. Is coated
ton; $500. Call weekdays. Eve
CAMERA-speed Graphic, 4x5, focal
plane plane shutter. In peri. cond.. flash
resstors plats sw1soh hoIderF Fa1ss s.st nSsr i
CAMERA. Crown Graphic. 2Hx3h:
6rand-new; f4.5 Ektar lens, COM
piete with focusing spotlight and
Graphlex Hash gun; $3.50, For fur
tner information. call DI. 0959.
CAMERA ACCESSORY-New Leica
reflex housing permits ground -giass
view as IN reflex camera; 500.
CAMERA EQUIPMENT-Bolex s-mm
professional movie camera, Hugo
Gy meyer ,kinoplasmat F1.5 lens, e. K.
counter: filters and filter case, both
lenses. imported suede lined carrying
case, sacrifice, S400. completes; also
Bantam special. 8 2 coated lens,
with VII case, $125; both items. $500.
CAMERAS-Sx1o Korona, SKI reduc-
ing back. 3Hx4X Grafiex, IA (
lens. like new. GE 6a77 "a
Evening star., 1951-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
BEDROOM.

DorT II pgX REgoEE zSqaE yoY y gIsIT1s ggHN1ss g
eEosGoufs. oE 2S 4 so oSok Sa sEM HT s4fMREssHE 4fMAEsE
was S110.50. now .S79.50: 3-piece
gray walnut modern set. was
Sl79 so. now S112.50; 3-piece gem
uine mahbgany set made finest way,
was M Se5gg;5O, n now . $l44a;5o;, 81 a,ss, solid |
was Si9S.5O, now SII7 So; 3-pieoe
golid cherry set. was $449 30, now
S316; fine main. or maple beds, all
sizes, were S2g.50, now S17. 80.
Many more bargains too numerous
Evening star., 1951-04-22
COLOR PHC5TOGRApHY

changer. low cabinet. So Also. Also rec. &C.:
CONG GRETE BLOCK MAKER M isi NV With
Wa yWl9aEators 1as7 plates and pallets. $40.
CoScRITE CURB AND GUTTER
FORMS. steel rolled type, i4-inch
PACK; Al cond. WI. 4133 week
Couch tantiaue,, love seat and chair,
SutIet, air-conditioner, Holls wood
rSS 1sd with metal frame. AD. 590o.
net, metal wardrobe, record cabi-
net; gas range. sink. ia. 69s9.
CRIB. maple, innersprine, water-re-
peiient mattress. excel cond.; maple
nigh chair and play pen, $50. Child S
SSednesoesi Sed' eoesi maple' cnnd S2s Hoilywood
$40. DE. 40S7. ~ A"i'oA'
CAiB. waxed birch. maple high chair
SSS % foE EM both aaAs 45o5 Brandywine St
cRass assl.s.ss Sc S0ss e.. have s1 lnner;e5,S; ss
CRIB AND CHiFFEkoBsfEMWShitney HiFFEksf NV
Lamb patterM shown Ia better mag.
nh salsnes' TS excel asS4 Ss42nd.; $500 value for
ceilent condition; Kroii srib4 mat.
CRocHETED BEDsP1REaAiD, pillow
cases with erocheted insets for sale;
DaRkRosSSMsl Sl1 * osSSMsltips RSuIPMrSPsl "a rsSslss
6EP gTdS 5Ess gss PsS5s sRi
DAvENPORTi modernistic. blue. as.' viii vi ii
mattress, twin.bed Size; reasonsbI, ,
price; sell Immediately. SH. 1878
DAVENPORT, good condition. witt
new slip covers; SIS; CHI. 1855.
DAvENPoRT, backyard clothes rec
DaAyENPoRT. 7-ft. 3 seat cushions
z arm cushions, blue, excel. cond
Also mahog. nat top desk, 7-drswer
Glass top; excel cond; reasonabi,
prices on both. OIL. 14S4.
DAVENPORT, S10; l solid mahog
on new taale; tIles s2Si x,e ssssclkcase, ssl sa IS
other misc. items. or, S2S7. W54 wy
DEC0YS. ducks, Susauehanna hand.
made; approx. doz.; S25 per doz
or S75 for lot; equipped. GL. $3.50
DEEP FREEZER. Carrier, so-cu.zft
2-dr. upright; 500. Call WI. 1917
DEEP FREEZE, 1850 de luxe mod mode,
IT,; perfect condition. Wo. 5s9s. ~
DEEP FREEZE, 1s-ft. upright; neye,
uncrated; good price. Glebe 2284
DEHUMIDIFIER. GE; used one sea.
son; $50 cash. Apply 1924 Huggins
DELTA 4-iNeH yoiSiTEMRn EMnsasGn; anS stand md
4 Dado set VI bore. Hillside s182
DES... dbl. pedestal oak, S35. Type
343l 18th st. NV, RA. O5SS. Ao
OESk-Magniflcent walnut giass-tor
conference, other ONCE furniture al
Sacrince; need space. EPCO FAB
RIGS. 1907 Dupont Circle Bldg,
DESKS. DESKS, $40 up. all kinds;
ONCE chairs. So up. 1112 18th 81
NV. Dl. 1879. Be first Monday.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DRESSES. sizes l1-12; slightly worn,
very rsas. 1925 N. Carolina ave.
DOUBLE iNNERsPRING MATTRESS.
5-drawer cabinet. pictures, slip
covers. Tuxedo. white Palm Beach
SUIT, sport coat and sweater, beaut.
Iissns topper, WI. 0063.
DRUMS, SET-Bass, snare, high-hat,
Ter: Cali IA. 667s. u.s. sfo or oess @sg oi-
DUPLICATORS, Print-o-Matic, SIS;
addresser, $10.95. Today, co. 1925;
week, DI. 1872. 1112 14th st. NV,
OynfhaS TOk. stencil type SIb7o.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO Sl3
DRYER. 1851 Hamilton electric.
brand-new: in original crate; 1-yr
factory guarantee; delivered to pur-
chaser; S1S5, Call ia. 5000 OF
Ia. 457S, 30
Evening star., 1951-04-22
DRY CLEANING EQUIP

Immediate delivery on the
new Martin self cleaning pow
derless filter-still. applicable
to any type synthetic unit.
Operates with low filter pres
sure at all times-needs no
hitter powder-no sludge re-
moval; self cleaning. Saves
large amount of solvent. Also
thetic and petroleum auto
matte units. Inquire MARTIN
EQUIPMENT CORP, 94S
Wayne ave, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
iNsTRUc. COURSES Cont
MOTOR TRAVEL
PASSENGER WANTED ia ,

PASSENGER WANTED to- assist IN
driving to California; leaving May
Sth. IA. 4-0S44. oas
CALF, north central part, leaving
April 20; desiring i or 2 riders; '5i
Ford. Phone 10. 7-61O6 after s.
CHRYsLER, so, driving to Miami,
will take 2. Call Monday, Ex. 9795.
Leave 2Sth.
WILL PAY gas and oil expenses for
man going to Los Angeles who will
drive new car: must be over 2ls
leave as soon as possible; OR. 7757.
DRIVING TO SAN FRANCISCO, May
9. Free transportation one person
e help in driving; ref. EXCHANGED.
DRIVING TO FLORIDA. on or about
April "a. Take or 2. Share ex-
-penses. EN- 503S.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.--Leaving Tues
day SO Buick, take two. Wo.
SAN FRANCIsCo-would like to
have my 1947 Buick Roadmaster
driven to San Francisco, car in ex-
cellent condition; will pay all car
expenses; arrangements must be
made by Monday noon; good ref
erences required OW. 7022.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
OPEN SUN. l2 TO
DAWSON FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Rear 4l07 Minnesota Ave N
FURNITURE

Lowest prices carefully Sc
lected furn. from the type Of
owners who do not care to
have the general public tram.
PIE through their nice homes.
We buy bargains. sell bargains,
5-pc. mahog. dinette, $50;
child's maple bedrm. complete,
500; DR.. Of solid mahog. niRht
tables. both for S45; leather
top solid mahog. step-table.
$35; Peter Hunt corner cab.
Sl2; Lawson loveseat. like
new, $50; blond mahog. bed
rm. with dble. dresser, S225;
treadle sew. machine. $50;
mahog: bookcases. chests. etc.
THE little store around the
corner" 2609 gath st. NV.
l blk. west of Conn. ave. of
Calvert At. Weekdays til 9.
SUNDAY. 2-6.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
APPLIANCES

Spring clearance OF floor samples anc
demonstrators
REFRTGFRAToRs, Hotpoint EFs. s.
cubic it., deluxe, S399.95; now
so:1 . o.
RANCE, Estate SOLE. deluxe, auto,
e-ec.. -S3o 30; nuw S3U7.95.
RANCE. Estate 501S. deluxe, auto,
cleo. S3y5 .95; now S319.95,
RANGE, Hotpoint RD10, deluxe push
button, cleo, 1899. 90; now S319 95.
$500 90: now S247.65.
RANGE, Estate 5042, deluxe. auto,
CP gas. S379 90; now S30395.
DRYER, GE deluxe, S249.95; now
WASHER. VASE 6R He Hotpoint point a. Lc3, auto
WASHER, Maytag J-2-L. deluxe
wringer, S154 .95: now S123 95.
DISH WASHER, Apex, S4O9.94; now
S327.95.