davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-07-13

ington Gas Light Co. on q rate raise
in the courts and won. is putting on
no ck-down- and drag -out- fight in
the current Capital Transit case.
L. Seth Schnitman, president of the
Arkansas avenue Community Associa-
ton, thinks there should be higher
fares for school children.
School ChiIdren's Fore
Mr.. Schnitman. pointing out there
has been no change in the Scent
school childrens' fares for the past
20 years, thinks they should be 8
cents. He says that was q little over
half the adult fare In 1888, when the
fare was cents. But he pointed out
this must be changed by con-
gressional action. If the school
children's fare were raised, he said
this would add some 100000 to the
company's revenue. And inasmuch
as the company says the ultimate
labor bill will be $2.3 million more
annually under the new contract, the
100000 would be q substantial con-
tribution toward that bill, Mr.. Schnit-
man believes.
Criticism Of the fare increase
ranges from outright statements
that the company is entitled to no
advance at all-the position of the
Progressive Party Of the District-to
sympathetic point of view for the
company's problems.
Among the criticisms heard are
that Capital Transit is paying too
high dividends to its stockholders,
rather than saving this money to
give better service to the public.
This surplus was built up in prior
conservative ownership. in which old
time Washingtonians had directing
hand. Critics say for long time the
new ownership of the company
Louis E. WolfSon. Jacksonville (Fla.)
industrialist, and his associates
no regular. orderly program of ac-
quiring new equipment. No new
streetcars and buses were purchased
here in recent years. But recently.
the company ordered 90 new king
sized" buses at cost Of nearly 81
million.
Company Side
e. Cleveland Giddings, .CTC vice
president. says the company cannot
absorb the wage increase under It's
present earnings. He explains the
company receives about $2,400
month from the radio receiving sets
on its vehicles through advertising.
And advertising cards displayed In
streetcars and buses bring in about
$l25.000 a year, he said.
"But our only real source OF IN
come is from the fare box" Mr.. Gid
dings asserted. "The biggest part Of
our expenses are labor costs. Out of
every dollar we take in, so cents goes
to labor. before the company can
apply its funds to anything else. The
gasoline tax increase is $4,000 an
nually and we have an additional
yearly bill Of 100000 for electric
power.
Everything that goes into pro-
ducing q transit ride has increased.
This includes oil. leather for new
seats. rubber for new floors. paint for
the vehicles. hardware for the We
hicles, etc. Altogether. there are.
100000 different kinds Of items from
nuts and bolts TO motors which the
company uses-and all of them have
gone up in price. And that's why It's
necessary to ask for fare increase" !"
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Big Railroad Expansion Program G

able during the war. but they suffered
from the same shortages that
plagued other war industry.
Shortages - like those incurred
through the steel strike-still bother
the railroads. Builders Of rolling
stock have years backlog Of orders.
Railroad people say the steel strike
is tying knot in their program.
Orders have never been able to catch,
up with demand and now it appears
it will be December before any new
construction gets under way. They'll
be until then catching up. /. !.
Since the war ended and the bil-
lion -dollar-a-year program was put
into operation. the railroads have
placed in service nearly half million
Evening star., 1952-07-13

Americas railroads are in the mid
die of their biggest building boom.
They're spending more than 81 bill
lion a year-this year it will approach
$1.250. .000. .000-to modernize the Ma
tion's greatest freight-carrying IA
cil1ty.
It Is one program Of industrial
expansion on which the industry and
the Government appear to be in
agreement. so much so that the Gov
ernment is giving all possible aid
toward improving the roads.
The network of track and the hum
dreds Of thousands Of freight cars
bore a heavy share of the RESPONSE
bility of moving men and material
during World War II.
Association of American Railroads
figures show that railroads carried
81 per cent of the organized troop
movements during World War II.
They carried 90 per cent of the mill
tary freight and 66 per cent Of intra-
city freight. Of which today they carry
about so per cent.
The Government. In its present
defense program. is aware that the
railroads would have the same heavy
responsibility II another worldwide
conflict broke out.
Quick Write Off
It Is for this reason that much
Of the work Is being financed under
the Defense Production Administers
tion's policy Of allowing Federal tax
benefits for defense building. The
roads have had vast sums Of their
investments approved for write-o6
In five years instead Of 20. thus low
ering their current tax load.
The most recent DPA listing shows
that between June Is and June 10
more than $50 million out Of q total
Government-approved industrial In
vestment OF $315 million was In
projects for the railroads.
The roads are In tremendous
buildup Of rolling ock-freight cars
and locomotives this II one Of
the biggest parts Of the entire pro-
gram.
It Is. like the great railroad build
up which began In 1928, postwar
proposition. But It goes far beyond
the expansion of the '2Os because
Of the growth Of other industrial
facilities since that time.
The railroads, unlike the high-
ways. were not considered expend.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
By jack jonas

freight cars and 1878 locomotive
units. principally diesels.
AS of June i, they had on order
103,910 freight cars and 1,640 loco
motive units--orders which will take
, the car builders a year to I'LL. AS an
example Of the Importance attached
to the car and locomotive invest
ment, the roads last year spent
roughly rs per cent of their $1.4
billion investment for that purpose.
It is this investment, also. which is
responsible for part of the outlay for
other purposes.
The big switch still is to diesel
power. Last year the railroads put
Evening star., 1952-07-13
News-Leader Photo.

troversy has resolved itself into .
"You did-I didn't exchange that
battles even the students Of legisla-
ton.
Mr.. Miller is making q big bid for
the farm vote. which traditionally
goes to Senator Byrd. In this phase
of the campaign he has received the
able assistance Of Delegate Robert
Whitehead. who is regarded as a
probable candidate for Governor
next year. Mr.. Whitehead, the Nell
son County member of the Virginia
House. Is an exceedingly effective
politician and forceful speaker who
can turn q phrase with lightning
speed. He is the real leader of the
anti-Byrd organization in Virginia.
The Byrd organization Is once
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HEATERS AND STOVES

AND STOVES
Nsc scM2 2'se sns o ri '9a h YaSd NS ssss SIS
HOSPITAL BED, Deckert, adjustable
s9 nine positions. like new. $s5.
HosPfT2I sai fSsI' BEDS, wheel chairs, etc.,
HosP1rAnd HOSP snd SslsS nsg and used
NV. EVE NJ. $500. 800 teS Open as29 e hrs. l. + !:
HoT-WA;rER az Va; HEATER, electric, Uni.
yersal. 81 gal, perfect cond., used
yrs, s.. now in operation. Best offer.
HogsEHiSSLD FuRN. Rug, sxla;
chiffsrobe. walnut: tbie.; ironing
Ho1sEHoIp tsa f{Sii 'rGht FuRN.N NN oo4T brop-leat
table buffet. twin beds. sewing
table. table. buffet. twin beds, sewing
misc. items. MvIM.''e1; Moving. TR. 0iesGis fs5s.
3331 Baker st. ne.
l99sy9NEk, 9s9 Apex console, never used.
$s5se; portable electric clothes dryer.
KARDExM M MFIfLiEsso,' fLiso' bxs, Axe, % draw
eers; ess; full Of pock;; reas. Today, CO.
KITCHEN CABINETS, Geneva, Kitten.
With small scratches and dents. l0%
%zREnMtouasss %S1sisant !o5S fs5S ,ss E. 81, WEBSTER cE
KIT: EQUIPMENTAMagic Chef stove
and z kit. cabinets, complete window,
mantle board: WI. 1919.
hN9IId spe lots PIaE biE Pane bPsnelins 14c ae
Observation-Disclosures. 32 II. ex-
tension; in excellent condition; $50.
LAWN MOWERS, new and used,
power and hand models. PARKWAY
RaapMARE Hood ya Ar co va Lee "a hwy: ysag e. kirk
LAWNMowERs. ST. 'e; each: 0iIS, power
mowers without engine, S2s each;
gss55daen tract tractor with att. $3.50. Rear
nest az yoltagsS eIcaSas aRd sapacitIes gnsles
LIGHTING FIXTURES, fiuorescent
$50. Call 81. 1850.
LIV. RIM. SUITE. 3-pc.. tailor made
SGYefs Sbie bed dus .psinS, gf2 sgs9w maple
table. mirror, bench: child's maple
LIVING ROOM f' SUITE, UTE; Al Al SaaSI conai.
sfn sion' $75; ~; DUNCAN sae, Phyfe coffee table.
Lht' NM. SUITE, Z-pc., queen Anne,
ike new, S139; another 2-pc., very
good, $50; good opportunity for
someone today. 10. S-1151. Terms
may be arranged.
RIM. SUITE piece, mod.
green chenille; almost new; worth
$500. WO. 1880.
LIVING RIM. CHAIR, mohair. rose
color, Ss; gas range, So. SO 18th
LIVING ROOM SUITE, Q Dc, dark
blue mohair. modern type with slip
, covers; used 3 yrs; S75. HI. 5777
LIV. RIM. SUITE, Lawson type, 2 sets
custom-made slip covers. SIS. vi.
LIy. RIM. SET. 2 PC. wine damask
Chippendale with covers. SS5; kit.
LIVING RIM. SUITE, 8 pieces, with
siipcoyers. good cond: reasonable.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
OFFICE FURNITURE

DESKS, ALL KINDS. WOOD.
STEEL, $l5 AND UP. FILE
CABINETS. BOOKCASES, DRAFT
ING TABLES. CHAIRS FROM
LARGE RE 1NDusTRIAL SLo PLANTS PLANTS,
FROM. FREE DELIVERY. FREE
PARKING. .
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OFFICER'S ARMY UNIFORMS "a,
blouse and trousers, tailor-made, 3S
med, new; caps, insignia, Ike
SiSgsesi Ssss' Exsl shlFts IT. at big saving D1'
matte; tank incl. cH. 1854 after
OIL Di BURNER tautomatic) and tank.
practically new. half price. RA.
OIL BURNER f2' gun-type. controls.
s7Slnali & 5'ma EM' aanS SSs3. 500 SUM- or after
Petro. model P9-7O. complete with
miser fuel pump and 1s hip, 1,725
r.p.m. sgl. phi. motor. JU. 5-3639.
OIL BURNED, Petro,. and cast iron
Royal boiler. jacketed, complete with
sfsri sfSls' 9HE GE. 1885, s operation Highest iS
ORGAN, Hammond, model IN" with
vtbratone. Only g mos. old. Suit.
Music STORE, 786 18th st. NV.
ORGAN, Reed, small size. walnut
case. $50. Call CO. 9115.
ORGAN-Hammond home model with
Leslie tone cabinet. Will sell sepa-
rately. Good offers for cash only
considered. Phone Rockville 6529.
ORGAN, used Estey reed organ. Mo-
tor operated; 2 manuals and pedals;
excellent condition; attractive oak
case; ideal instrument for small
church or chapel and as practice
organ for student. Attractively priced
at $3.50.
HUGO WORCH
026 G st. NV. MA. 4N29
Established 1879
ORGAN-Baldwin and Minshall- -Estey
electronic organs. Models for church
chapel. home and student use. Solt
agent.
HUGO woRCH
1926 G st. NV.
Established 1870
Evening star., 1952-09-14
LUMBER
500 pieces, 3x12.1S in, used, clean.
ARROW WRECKING, Ii. 3-2261.

MAILING NAIL MACHINE, .P,tney.Bowes,
At Rs!Sss %SSpsoa CO. S'f afs Hs
II st: NV, RE. $500: -16
suiter. $50. cost $50; 2 mems suits,
all wool. 40-42 large. each bargain,
$40: baby's plastic ,1l pen PAD, So; 2
MARINE Gls n g; so5;FiF'ffciER's i'fi ovERcoAr. size
33s; 3s; neysr 2 ssa worn; $50 or best offer
MATTREss. 81 in. VIII trade for
MxrRkEssEsi az III ss f3n s1S brsnd
brands. Complete n;'Of line Of 'eahe jSVenile
furniture. TANEN FURNITURE
MxfTREssI ] AND n Box SPRING; excel.
PsIEisst psIas. Io ijsePsFii 4aieG yi 'aefe. aalf
MEAT GRINDER-Electric. good con-
dition; also electric meat slicer; S25
MEAT SCALES. Toledo. S75; stand
ssd a1d ses %sat ST. f5nasI each one S' bs hmss Sar
gain and guaranteed. RUBIN. 10.
MEDICAL EoUiPMENT, brand-new;
short-wave Diathermy, whirlpool
bath, 1nfrared, muscle et1mulatOr,
Q treatment tables; FEC approved;
1852 models with 2-year guarantee;
cost. $1.7OO. will sacrifice for ST.
200. Going over seas. TIE. 6261.
IA
MICROSCOPE, British st. medical.
meets all med; school reousirement:
MICROSCOPE, medical, Bausch &
Lomb: monocular: like new. DIR.
A. M. DIGGS, Geo. Wash. Hosp.
MICROSCOPE. monocular Leitz. with
4 detectives. 4 oculars. 8 COM
pounds, and I dark field. condenser.
rotating circular stage. $3.50. Phone
MSToss&Nev Sa SS1e m-h.p, sz.e5; Used
N-h.p., $3.50; used. ", $40; barg.
MOTOR, a4-h.p., heavy duty; 115-
230 ", &C; 1.725 r.p.m.: new con-
dition; $40. CHI. OSS9.
MOTORS. 1/10O to 100 h.p.; and
exch. CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. O224.
MOTOR. electric, h:p:, Hs.in, shaft.
good condition. $5, NO; s274;
son; model .S6o g.: excel. eond.; s476.
MOTOR SCOOTER. Kushman. new
tires and chain. running cond. $40.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS PoR SAILS

OFFICE EQUR.-Desks. chairs. flles
oFFiCE FURNiTURE-one Of the
city's largest and most complete dis
plays. 1921 L st. NV, MA. 1924.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Exc. cond.. $50. IN. o5as. S-14 - 4''
REFRIGERATOR Frigidaire. about
Gu. offts;s IT.; good condition, $40. ,call
REFRIGERATOR-deluxe. G.E. 8 70.
S75. Kenmore washer, ex. cond. $50.
5043.
REFRIGERATOR. GE, IN Gu. IT,. ex.
ccellent condition. $50. Call JU. 5-
REFRIGERATOR, gas, 1851 model,
RnNpTeEp like new; sIGs sI2S; KE. 7-O4ss:
sasj. stofkiine carriase. IA. s-ssi7.
REFRIGERATOR. Gibson, 2 cubic
feet, excellent condition; price. $50.
REFRiGRRAToR, fHi III gas. good cond.:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gas, ex-
cellent cell S condition. porcelain finish in
iiff ane AZ s4o serSa Ri l44a eI9e.,.
REFRIGERATOR. Hotpoint, apt. size.
$50: Westinghouse range. table top,
8 burner. $25. Call between = and
SPIN. WI. 24S2.
REFRIGERATION. 9 GU. #. Coldspot:
used yrs, Call FA. 6640.
sortment from $40 up. Some with
1-year guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERICKS. 1905 l4th Ct. NV.
REFRlGERATORS; used; rent or buy,
So per mo-; full guarantee. DOWD'S
Observation-Disclosures. SIT. fine
condition.; Servel, 5-ft., good con-
dition; excellent buys. JA. 2-3l52.
REFGR., Norge. self-defrost.. s Gu.
$329, sell Si75. oV. 666s s'
REFRIGERATORS, brand-new. Hot
point, 2door. 10,6 Gu. it., S375,
incl. Tyr. service and warranty.
GARY APPLIANCE CO., 21O1 R. I.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
-CAMERAS-

Brand-new worlds finest by author
compl Photo Dept. Store; 100 bar
gains; Tyr. guar: cash or 8 to 1s
months to pay; trade-in; lowest
prices. free instruct; eatalog free;
seven-hours photo finishing;, repairs
Open ssHNNER 3 e Z iThq5si PHoRo Z e co. 3.
(Opp. Justice Dept.) 933 Penna. Ave
NV. RE. 2434. Park Free. Air cond
CAMERA. MOVES mm pejur
nm. lense for Eastman movie cam
cenTsn eTs saeFif,ce. SnIt Ak 2;,nSs9? 1897. nod.rn
A decorator piece In solid cordovan
mahog.. with genuine cork top ant
pull-out trays. SO ins. square; cost
S398 1 mo. ago, sac. $500. Wo
CARPETING, 55as yds., light gray
wool twist: excel. eond. $3.50. Cal
cSRkR1txSGiE. All 1tSai collapsible, perfect sia con
dition. excel; features: new african
osT s5d Ss SEASkh saas SfaPsssT 9th aJsS Isl,
CASH Cash REaGasTRRs RE- tyFR s,"'i 'tis5&Nstionals
good working order; $50 each
KINGS. 20 Kennedy st. NV" RIA
CASH REGISTER. Natl. best cond;
today. co. 1925: wk.. 1112 14th Z. "
CASH REGiSTER-McCas excel
cond.: used less than W.: setup TO
filling station. can be used for an!
CASH REGISTER = National. fou
drawers; 1c to $99.99. with nv
at COLONIAL oLDSMoBiLE. l24:
9th st. ne. Ii 7-934O. MOE
CASH REG, Natl, elec.. 4 totals. use
few months, ring up $40 90. Today
CO. 1925; wk., 1112 14th, DI. 1872
CELLO, Pfretzschner. guarneriu
model. resonant tone, $175. Cal
WI, S015 today or after $50 p; m
CHAIR, French drawing rm. chat,
Louis XIV style. beaut. brocade up
holstery, elegant gold woodwork
$3.50. EN-. $3.50.
CHAIR, red plastic. club sleep chail
CHECKWRITER, Paymaster, recond
guar. Today, CO. 1925; wk.. CIRCLE
1112 14th NV, D1. 1872.
CHINA, 70 pieces, Syracuse. Stans
bury pattern. ANTIQUE berry set
holders. carving set. lace tsbleclott
EsE; sise: ptnking shears. etc. - "a
CHINA CE098f,. apt. etBe, mApl!
E1as' '.SSn.a SSSsa hessS es.s. z Ss6 nd s1SSESe 15sS
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
GROCERIES

model q 1-sO. upper
and lower case, In perfect cond.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
OFFICE FURNITURE
At Terrific Savings

New leather sofas. club chairs. ONCE
chairs, desks. rugs, steel hles at
prices ordinarily paid for used fur
Columbian Bldg, DI. 1855,
Evening star., 1952-09-14
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
Us; AS WE GUARANTEE YOU
new sAMPLE ccEG0sEoT1T cG0sEo1Ts. so2 fooK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
c Custom-built studio couch In lovely
fabrics, was $79.5O,. now S56.5O;
genuine mahog: kneehole desk with
nne fooled leather top. was S129. 80,
now now $3.50; Fisher duo lounge with
onneospfns4 noW s14sbo bSos':Tsss sod msps
chairs, were s1ss.5o, now Si2a.5oc;
very comfortable mahog. platform
rocker. was $49.50. now S27.5O;
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday till
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
LOG, CABIN. $3.50; logs for 1Ox16
Love sEAfsAts} ffssn e. Dun; puncan phyfe,
with slip covers, $45 ea.; Q lamp
tables. $6 ea.; cocktail table. SIS.
twin-crochet spread, ORR
entail rug, drapes. misc; cashmere
coat. 16, tailor made. Ia. $500.
LUMBER (scrapl. from construction
Job in NV. bargain. ME. 171S.
LUMBER. African mahogany peauti-
ful grains, 60c bd. it.; makes excel
paneline. 331 Emerson st. NV.
~. LuMBER.TEAKWooD
n1nnnd nm hofh -idoe. K0n ~ 0D
Evening star., 1952-09-14
BUILDING MATERIAL
Famous landmark comes down at
1701 K ST NV

4VV4 ~ ~ I . IN. W.
FORMER RESIDENCE OF WEST.
T1NGHOUSE AND THE VICE PRESI-
DENT UNDER TEDDY ROOSEVELT
limited quantity of antique paneling
standard doors and also doors Of
walnut; woodwork. plumbing, brass
loaded glass windows and standard
size windows. All for sale on sight
ACE WRECKING & BLDG. MATE
RIAL CO, 4002 Minnesota ave. ne
Evening star., 1952-09-14
FILE CABINETS

Govt surplus, 4-drawer. wood, legal
size, S19.95; wood transfer files,
$1.95; new 4-drawer steel letter
size, $40. so. .h-steel clothing lock-
ers. 8 to section, .S24. N. FRANK &
SON. Ala Bird st. NV. Elk. 1914.
CABINETS, legal. letter: met
al. wood files: reas. Today, CO.
rfs; r4fssS5; Hhv;pI Tk;; l1lS np,l14th 18th NV; p!: 1872
hours; color service; cameras on
credit; Catalog free. BRENNER
FIRE gs fesHh E%ffNSTisaEEhs sye nE RE- 21s4 PGgen.
$7.25; 2h-gal. soda-acid. SO; Is
10. COG, $37 80; guar: underwriters
spDi ST. n.3. 3cHNER SURPLUS 261s M
SET. complete. brand
for $50: Can Kf: s:sSSs.' WIN M19 fe''
FLOOR SANDING EoUIP.-Porter Ca
ble s-inch sander; skill edgsr type;
paper. 4 gals. floor sealer. all for
5000 OF. best offer. Also Craftsman
power tools; must sell this week
ia. 2-6576.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
FURNITURE SALE

10es DOWN, q 0OS. 10 TAY
1edrm. suites. S11e...---noE $!s .00
5-pc. chrome dinssta See--iaoW S0e 90
x,. 'qsssSSss'es ssSs a.ssssss sss11Sss 1S:.. a. a. see1
Evening star., 1952-09-14
Furniture-Leather
For Home and Office

At Terrific Savings
New leather sofas. club chairs. wing
chairs, all types Of once chairs.
416 9th st. NV, Suite 604, Colum-
bian BLDG nI SS66
Evening star., 1952-09-14

New. fresh, national brands; some
labels torn, some dented, some per-
feet; ideal boarding houses, restau-
rants; below wholesale in any guam
tity. 435 K st. NV. Free parking.
GROCERY STORE EQUIPMENT
Frozen food cabinet, meat slicer,
computing scales. 5-ft. meat case,
E99nn6ola; 9na M;. hanging beam scale,
GUITAR. Martin. Ss5; Gibson man
6eM de51n' sssi s66; uSa Ssla5last. sssa. Dfiat. like
GUITAR-Martin. Beautiful rose
wood, Like new. S65. Accordion,
good eond.. $50 $40. IN. iats: sas7. HA''
GUITARS, new and used; S16.50 up.
Lessons. repairs. Agents for Tatay,
Vega and Fender. Open ewes.
SSTrAh SS i1so SHOP aooo n St. NV
GUN-MsrIin 12-gauge pump, so-in.
suld Fun. eeGkei 81. safSc fScel' duck and goose
GTNs-over 100 to choose from;
sahes, sd0S,, 81 s6notGuns' tS pistols. Call FA,
GHSs1FSf sgs dS}f model. Hods1 p, .s2a5sauss sa5 dR5s
Sz5. s-mm: Mauser. $50. Many
wood I'd, Falls Church, va. Open
today to 10. JE 2-9626.
HARDWARE-Loveless Hardware CO.
- Florida ave. NV, established SO
years, now closing out; will sell
STOCK stock as entirety or in part. North
6.sS.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS

PLANO, Steinway grand: rubbed satin
$1,000. On. 1871. ss1'"' '0n''
PIANO and love seat; good condition;
reasonable. NO. $3.50.
PIANOS-Practice pianos. sos. sos.
S75 and UP; Hauling extra, Also
soles. Exclusive local dealers for the
famous Lester Betsy Ross and other
%aksf at ali 2ss s%s. loe PaSss SSoC on dsDs eIENS
MART, 1o1S 7th st. st. NV. Ijust ABOVE
the library. Open Mon. Wed,
Fri. ewes. -l9
PIANO, steinway, square grand: 8 It.
10 in, ivory keys, rosewood case and
works; all in excel. cond.; only one
previous owner; $295. BOX 1881.
PLANO. IAlN9. late model spinst; full key
99sTd; PEAR = + real value at $295. KITS.
PIANO. KimbsHiii baby grand. H late
model: thoroughly reconditioned and
in new condition: fine value, S795:
SO down. balance in SO months
pfAN6s&isSestGisstte 1sse & st nT' o1T rental Sr
ss eisnes n for only Sew 50 'n@00s%aks per monsh'
KITS. 1880 G st. NV. 30
PIANO. Kimball. small upright; light
OAK Completely rec0nd.. tuned: $95,
terms. TO. 591S.
PIANO. Kimball. apt upright. As in. :
beautiful walnut finish: looks and
performs like new: bench to match !:
MO0. terms. TO. 591S.
PIANO, small apt. size, Chickering;
"A. in. high: fine tone, good cond. :
priced reaS. 3431 14th st. NV.
P1ANOS-Jordan'sa at 18th and G SITS.
NV. have the largest selection Of
pianos in this city on display. In
cluding many values in reconditioned
and slightly used spinets, grands and
CONSOLES. Pay as little as S25 down.
ST; V4OO. JORDAN'S. corner 18th
ano Q SITS. NV. Open Thursday
-Uprights, $50 up; spinets,
$265 up; grands, 1885 up; terms.
Always a good buy at Schaeffer's, S,
established 1901. open every night
and all day Sunday til s. SCHAEF-
FER'S PIANO SHOP, S25 Bonifant
ST., Sill. Spg., SH. 3O39. Ia
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MIlSclLLAAEoUs FOR sAA
EIrRMITYrRE
FURNITURE SALE

I pr. lamps. 4 din. I'm. chairs; I ex-
tension table: l studio bed. AID
Evening star., 1952-09-14

FURNITURE
Lowest prices carefully Sc
lected from the type Of owners
who do not care to have
the general public trample
through their nice homes.
LINED oak bedrm. with dble.
dresser, S195; mafog. bedrm.,
complete, S210; -5-pc. mahog.
dinette, end tables, marble
top chests. Misc. 'The little
store around the corner"
4429 Wisconsin ave. NV, near
Sears. Til z. Tuesday and
Friday, til 9 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MOVIE-PHOTO FANS

All Equipment and supplies, top
brands. Pay o to 1S months; l.
{reessr fpRNNs sss pm .v. anioe n%
Park free. RE. 2434.
MULTIGRAPH, No. SO; Davidson
friction feed, motor driven; 0.roll
mixer, logger; all in good working
condition: can be seen Sun. or Mon.
XAVIER IAN COLLEGE. Silver
Spring. N. H: ave. betw: Oak View
and Hillandale. SH. 5125.
MULTILITH. 1880; many extras; ex-
cellent mechanical cond., 1918.
DOMINION PRINTERS. 931 New
York ave. NV. Ii
Evening star., 1952-09-14
FURNITURE
BRAND-NEW
NO MONEY DOWN

Long, Easy Credit Terms
Three rooms of furniture for no
money down and as little as SOC per
day. Includes 3-piece living room
suite (sofa and 2 upholstered club
chairs), 3 piece bedroom suite (bed,
dresser and chest of drawers) and 5-
piece dinette set (table and 4
chairs). With every purchase, you
receive, at no additional cost, O
beautiful 9x12 rug. All furniture
Is 1st quality and brand new. Only
little rs SOC per day.
ENBEE
Newest and Lowest Price
Furniture and Appliance Store
1O16 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1952-09-14
"SUNBEAM"

F'UhNACE, SUNBEAM"
fred, 243, 900 BTU output. Air in.
let and outlet through bottom or top.
$500. MR.. CLARK, UN. 74O0. 10
FURNITURE 0ALE-Brand-neW bed
room, dining room and living room
suites. modern and TRADITIONAL. fac
tory fioor samples and railroad
unclaimed freight. 10% down, "a
months to pay; Government service
personal discount. HENRY'S FURN.
CO., 1925 7th st. NV. HU. 3646.
modern by Knowle
Assoc, brand new, extension table
and 4 clear birch arm chairs. Below
wholesale. EN- 5444.
FURNITURE-Entire contents of mod
ern home; sectional sofas. chairs,
lamps. desks. cocktail tables. end
tables. combination Tv. ABC auto
matte washer. pictures. beds. dress
ers, etc; leaving city. 700 Kennedy
FURNTTTUIRE - Rock maple corner
cabinet, cocktail table. lamp table
mag. rack. small rugs, 2 pr. twin
Beautyrest mattresses and. springs,
aE. auto. IeSher, Lionel train. eeces.
House for eale. too; o125 Flower
ave, Silver eprfng, 0H. 2O4S.