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Evening star., 1952-07-09
Dominican EnvoyHos
For v. S, Ambassador
Ambassador QuintonilIo to Entertain;
Newcomers i'm the Corps in Washington

Joined by Sonora de Morales and
their two children as soon as he
finds suitable quarters. Col. de
Morales is the new vice chairman
of the Inter-American Defense
Board.
|VenezueIon Embassy Fete
Sonora de Otanez, wife of the
Venezuelan Charge d'Affaires, who
with him gave a delightful recep-
tion Saturday on their Independ-
ence Day, will be hostess again
tomorrow afternoon. She will re-
Iceive a group Of teachers from 35
States in this country who are
ATTENDING the Institute on the
United States Position in World
Affairs at American University.
Sonora de Otanez will speak to the
group on her country and life in
that South American Republic.
Her talk will be followed by tea.
Another party tomorrow will be
that at the Canadian Joint Staff
headquarters at 100 Massachu-
sets avenue. Comdr. and Mrs.
John F. Cosgrove will be the hosts
and the party is a HALL" and
Farewell" festivity. Comdr. and
Mrs. B. j. Macleod will receive a
warm welcome and 1t. Comdr.
and Mrs. E. S. MacDermid will say
au revoir.
Comdr. Macleod is a new Navy
member of the Joint Staff and
with Mrs. Macleod recently came
to Washington. Comdr. MacDer-
mid is returning to Ottawa the
middle of next week, having been
transferred from his post on the
Joint Staff to another assignment.
Guests tomorrow will number
about 140 and will include United
States Navy officers for the most
part.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

Miss Aletha Joan Waldron,
daughter of Mrs. David Louis
Waldron Of Silver Spring. became
the bride on June 26 Of Mr.. Fran
els Hilton Goetzger, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank H. Goetzger of
Mount Rainier. st. Michael'S
Church was the scene of the cere-
mony. with the reception being
held at the Hotel 2400.
The couple went to Atlantic City
on their honeymoon.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Mr.. Walter
Takes Bride

At st. StaniSlauS' Church in
Amsterdam. N. Y. Miss Barbara
jeanne Sykes became the bride
recently of Mr.. G. Robert Walter,
jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter.
The former Miss Sykes is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
F. Sykes Of Amsterdam. The Rev.
Stanislaus M. Gospodarek per-
formed the ceremony after which
a reception was held at the Elk's
Club.
Mr.. Sykes gave his daughter in
marriage, and her cousin, Miss
Janet Roberta Beer, was maid of
honor. Mr.. Cyril H. Sykes, brother
of the bride, served as best man
and ushers were Mr.. Harvey New
comb and MIR. Chester Koda, both
of Syracuse.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
mr.. Walker
Is Married

Mr.. Allen Garrett Walker and
Miss Esther Hollis Newcomb,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Winthrop Newcomb of Boston,
were married here June 20 in a
ceremony performed by Father
Peletchea of st. Patrick's Church.
A dinner party for the bridal
party and close relatives was held
afterwards.
Miss Evylin Newcomb. sister of
the bride, was maid of honor and
Mr.. Andrew Cheswick, U. S. NJ.
served as best man. The bride
wore a white organdy and lace
gown and carried white orchids.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Alice Bernardo
to Wed

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Bernardo of the
engagement Of their daughter,
Alice, to Mr.. Gerald Ryan Of
Washington and Syracuse. N. Y.
Mr.. Ryan is the son Of Mrs. Ed
ward c. Ryan and the late Mr..
Ryan Cf Syracuse.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Dunbarton- College of Holy
Cross and is now associated with
the National Institute Of Health.
Mr.. Ryan is an alumnus Of the
Georgetown University School of
Foreign Service. He is presently
employed by Smith Newspapers,
Inc.
The wedding will take place
next spring.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
.BroWn-SheIton

At the Little Church of Fort
Lincoln, Miss Rita p. Shelton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Starley
A. Shelton, became the bride re-
Gently of Mr.. Roland M. Brown,
jr. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown. The Rev. Edgar w. Beck
EFT performed the ceremony, after
which a reception was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
Steele. brother-in-law and sister
of the bride.
The couple went to the North on
their honeymoon and upon their
return will reside in Falls Church.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward
Gearhart will live IN nearby Vir-
ginia after their wedding trip
They were married June % in the
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Robert e. Zimmerli off,
ciating. The bride is the former
Miss Harriet Louise Billings
daughter of Mr.. George A. Bill
ings, and Mr.. Gearhart Is the Son
of Mr.. Emory j. Gearhart.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

Miss Jean Marie Palmer. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Joseph
Palmer of Capitol Heights. Md,
was married June 28 to Mr.. Harold
James Cahill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John James Cahill, also of
Capitol Heights. st. Francis
Xavier Catholic Church was the
scene of the ceremony with the
Rev. Harry A. Echle officiating.
A reception was held at the Cap
itol Heights flrehouSe.
The couple will reside in Sea-
ford, DEL, after a wedding trip
to New England.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Back From HOLIDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L. Belding
spent their holiday week end at
Lenape Village on Fairview Lake
in Tafton, Pa. They have now re-
turned to their home at 10000
Old BIadensblIrC road.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Society News:
By Kothorine M. Brooks

Dominican Ambassador, DR..
Luis Francisco Thomen. was host
at a stag dinner last evening en-
tertaining in honor of the newly
appointed United States Ambas-
Sador to the Dominican Republic,
Mr.. Phelps Phelps. The Ambas-
Sador- r-designate formerly was
Governor of Samoa and is going
to his new post the middle of
next week. Before leaving he has
planned a small cocktail party of
his own which he will give to-
morrow. The Dominican Ambas-
sador will be the ranking guest
at Mr.. Phelps party.
Sonora de Thomen and the
younger members of their family
are in their cottage at Bay Ridge
where the Ambassador was with
them over the holiday weekend
and will join them again Satur-
day.
Dominican Ambassador Thomen
has planned another party which
he hopes can be in the garden.
1t will honor the retiring Military
Attache, 1t. Col. Virgilio Garcia
Trujillo. The officer will leave
Washington about the Goth for
Ciudad Trujillo, where he will be
promoted and assigned another
post. The Assistant Military
Attache, 1t. Col. Fernando M.
Castillo will be promoted to Mill
tary Attache succeeding Col.
Gracia Trujillo. Guests at the
party which the Ambassador plans
will be limited to members Of the
embassy staff.
Isroel Dinner Party
Israeli Ambassador and Mrs.
Abba Eban entertained at dinner
last evening in their attractive
house on Myrtle street. Guests of
honor were Assistant Secretary of
State for Near Eastern Affairs
and Mrs. Henry A. Byroade.
Ranking guest at the dinner
was Israeli Minister of Foreign
Affairs Moshe Sharett, who was
in Washington for a very brief
visit. Others in the company were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waller, Mrs.
Samuel Hopper, the MesSrs. John
D. Jernegan, Harold B. Hoskins
and Wells Stabler, and from the
Embassy staff Counselor and Mrs.
Yehuda Harry Levin and First
Secretary Esther Herlitz.
Presentation Ceremony
The Mexican Ambassador to the
Organization of American States,
DR.. Luis Quintanilla, will be host
to a group informally Saturday
morning at 1870 o'clock. The
small and informal festivity will
follow the presentation by the
Ambassador of the Grand Cross of
the Mexican Order of the Aztec
Eagle to Nicaraguan Ambassador
Guillermo Sevilla SacaSa and
Peruvian Ambassador Fernando
Berckemeyer.
Ambassador Sevilla Sacasa re-
turned yesterday from Miami
where he accompanied his father
1n-law. Nicaraguan President
Somoza in President Truman's
plane, the Sacred Cow, from Texas
to Miami. In the latter place Sem
ora de Somoza, who was with
Sonora de Sevilla Sacasa and her
children in Washington, met them
and took off Sunday with Presi-
dent Somoza for Managua. The
Ambassador reached Washington
last evening in the Sacred Cow
with Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan,
military aide to President Tru-
man. who went to Miami to make
the trip north in the plane.
A newcomer at the Nicaraguan
embassy is the Military Attache,
Col. Julio de Morales who recently
arrived in Washington. He will be
Evening star., 1952-07-09

Miss Juanita Lee Kizer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w.
Kizer of Garrett Park, Md. was
June % to Mr.. John Ed
ward Saied. jr., whose parents live
in Washington. The wedding took
place in st. AIMS Roman Cath
olic Church, the Rev. Henry D.
Collins officiating. and the we'd
ding breakfast and reception fol-
lowed in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kizer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saied will be at
home after July Is at 1925 Wis
conSin avenue.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

Miss Mona Julia Gage. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A.
Gage of Arlington, was married
on June 81 to Mr.. Donald e. I'm
lay, son of Mrs. Wesley P. Phillips.
The Rev. Aquinas Thomas soffici-
ated at the ceremony which was
held at st. Thomas More Catholic
Church in Arlington. The George
Mason Hotel was the scene of the
reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. INLAY plan tc
make their home in HyattSville.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
-Southan Photo.

The Shrine Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament was the scene on July
8 of the marriage Of Miss Joan
Alice Temple. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Stillman Temple. to Mr..
Richard McKeever Hawkins. He
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Mays Hawkins. The Rev. e.
Carl Lyons performed the cere-
mony, after which a reception was
held at the Kennedy-Warren.
The couple went to New Eng
land on their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

Miss Elizabeth Thomas. daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. Harry N.
Thomas of Chevy Chase, was mar
ried on June IA to Mr.. Melvin
Lane Garritt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Stanley Garritt Of Buffalo, N. Y.
The National Presbyterian Church
was the scene of the ceremony
with DR.. Thomas A. Stone Off
ciating. He was assisted by the
Rev. Gordon Cosby.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

A very awkward situation is de-
Scribed as follows: "A shower was
given for q friend Of mine last
week and I brought her a cut
crystal glass cigarette box which
got wholesale and is not return
able. Two days after the shower,
I received a note from the BRIDE
to-be asking me if could ex-
change it for something else as
she was not going to housekeeping
and had no use for it. Will you
please tell me what to do in this
situation?"
The only thing you can do is to
tell her frankly that you are very
sorry but that it is not returnable.
The only alternative would be to
keep it yourself and buy her an
other present and this is unfair to
you.
Don't Encourage III Feelings
Dear Mrs. Post: Is it proper for
ones children to accept dinner
Invitation at the house of a rela-
tive knowing that their mother is
not on speaking terms with that
particular relative? This is caus-
ing quite a bit Of dissention in our
house and We would like your
opinion.
Answer: I think family dissen-
tions are so unfortunate that any,
thing that will protect the young
est generation from sharing in
them should not be frowned upon.
Knifeless Solod Eotine
Dear Mrs. Post: When. serving a
tuna-fish salad on lettuce with
tomato slices, is 1t necessary to
Evening star., 1952-07-09

The marriage of Miss Colleen
Stockham, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Stockham, to Mr.. DON
aid Royce J. White, took place
June %. The Rev. DR.. Albert p.
Shirley officiated in Mount Vernon
Memorial Methodist Church and
Mr.. and Mrs. White are motoring
through New England and Can
ada for their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
LAFAYETTE
HOTEL
10th and Eye SITS. NV.
SUMMER RATES
SINGLE, $24 WEEKLY
DOUBLE, $50 WEEKLY
DI. 4210

COLORED-LARGE elaborate front
room. single or double. MI. 4C57.
coLoREp-scLE.. AND DELE. rm.
tsFns tsr 1ssies pr,ssRes sEtR Dsdf Td NJ s2sb h 2
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM;
speis.;, seI., or 2 men; some Diiviis. q $5D. p
CSoITo;RED; LARGE ROOM. 22s
CoLoRED-ss47 18th ST. NV
Lovely basement m = room and KITCHEN; y5.
cST6PkE6E;ss eSHPIs Sr Z sir,S ,oSuEBEc pL., NV.
m;Large ~ room, with or without cook
ooEoREbLsis ipEi he: sis0i EUCLID ST. NV
prSni eG sss s9f repea Ho s45 sf53oh man
COLORED-LARGE front room; twin
beds; all privil; cple. or men; COW.
coIoREpMNEAR e5aoipi IN; ssSoi 14rH ST. CAR.
Line lge. furn. rms privileges.
CoLoRID-15ss 1sT ST. NV
Furn. rm. for rent; couple. MI.
CoISoSRiED-FURN. SgSSi RIM. with ,nclos.d
porch, $40; also single room, $3.50;
co1osEPMiss tsnofa PeraHas' Nfwros sfg n. NV.
--Rm. for employed cple.; COOKING
coIoRED Oh RED P Dfi BEAUTfFGIIY EI furn.
front room: NV; for single empl.
man; plenty OF hot water; bus.
.carlines at corner. EX. 624b.
COLORED-LARGE cool twin bedrm.
in lovely home; working adults;
n blk. earline. GE. qSS9.
COLORED-Sinele room for man or
woman. Call IA. 1897. "a
COLORED-NICELY FURN. dble, nm,
priv: cali GE. $3.50 after pm.
Ice. RMS, home privil.
for refined empl. cple.; must furnish
refs: reas. DU. 1886.
COLoRED-33I YOU ST. NV. APT.
LIN and kit. to rent.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RM, for
empl. couple. all privils. 1236-A
CoIoREDEONE FURN. RIM. with kit.
priYils., or rms, unfurn., and kit.
privils.: reas. 1503-A 3rd St NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

1923 MERIDIAN PL-Lge rm.. neat
ly furn.; next shower and b.; good
transp.; pvt. home: reas. TU. 2s43.
1926 9th ST. NV; sgle. and dble. !;
conv. transp.; pvt. home. IA. T249.
DUPONT CIRCLE; beautiful rm., pvt
bath, bookshelves. fireplace, luggage
closet PVT sSPs screened porch; gent sea5is-
decorated rms; daily maid services;
fEisSnRS9sd Es%pssi1s ave. 'fly1ef n1 NO a2ss Ne"
FARMINGToN-l624 18th st; nv. nv.
Dupont srss ,sr1e. MSs 'e5Ss 1ans
In ali rooms; convenient LEGATION.
Single. $40 up: double $3.50 up
coLuMBSiA RD.. 1858 so week;
sgle., rms. bs,. shwrs. TV; parkn; .b5o
DUPONT AREAGcool double room.
gentlemen preferred; private bath.
I31s HARVARD S1.-Young lady,
attrac: sgle. studio rm; 8 windows;
ROCK CREEK HALL-240o 18th st.
n.w.-Spacious sgle.. dbles.; reas;;
rec. rm.. TV. free parking; block
Gel rd.; daily maid serv. Ho. 9617
1888 N. n. AVE. N.w.-The Pan
amanian, lst fl. front. attrae. ssgl
1TnI Tmii aTE Tseksg; 81. NV, near DUPONT
circle: newly decor. single room,
next to bath; SIS semimonthly;
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-sinsle rm..
3rd A.; .empl. gentleman; large
closet, unlim. phone; near trensp.
and rsstaaurants; $2b mo. PHONE
Evening star., 1952-06-22
POULTRY, RABBITS & EGGS

SURPLUS CHICKS. se:ss, 100 cod.
New Hampshires. White Rocks
Barred Rocks and heavy assorted
Also 3-week-old chicks. 25c each
CHICK CO., Milesbure So. Pa.
n. II. RED BABY CHICKS, special
dred: i & g. Tor 800. 10Y Jerses s esf giant, nqh
all pullets; SIS per hundred. White
pekin ducklings, SO per doZ. Emder
Goslings. 4 weeks old, 1928 each
Q. G. MAXWELL, Lanham, Md.
WA. l545. Md. Permit No. 124.
RNG-NECK PHEASANTS and guines
Matching eggs. Also some breedina
stock. Vienna 156-W-3.
13 MOS. OLD N. H. REDS. Good lay.
ers; moving. WIN sac: for 81 so ca
IN lots OF 10 or, more. Herndor
l6b-M; Sunday only.
WANTED. ducks. ducklings, geese
eoslings, and all types Of water
fowl. Must be sacrifice prices. Cal
~ Msrl5oro af 2l30 or Wo: 5000; .
lbs, reasonable. Call Hillside 7743
RABBITS New Zealand whites. j
registered doe and buck. HI. 3519
reasonable; rrans.oNnab Call Fulton s-4611
FOR sALE-NEW HAMPSHIRE
RED LAYING HENS
EVERGREEN 4-2l5S
Evening star., 1952-06-22
WATER COOLERS

WATER HEATERS, 10 to As gals,
En Sgar- 7eds BLOCKS. so56 M st. NV
WATER HEATER-New. so-sallon
still sa, IL crate. Sell reasonable. 10
WATER HEATER-New. Bryant. 80
WATER HEATERs . Gas. electric
WsbsfRR WEI Fl s7si WARsHousn sEs " }9as }3as
fittings. used mo. 3404 Virginia
ave-, Falls Church, Va. KE. 3-5053
WEDDING RING. gold: s single cut
wHTfL wSHHTnfsI CHAfRs hospsl ap oSS 6eds etc.
TosPITAL AMBgLANGE OXYGEN
& EouIPMENT GO. INC. 1923 L
wHrfE vi fy' PINE NE: is9%i na%y FURNITURE
steel wire cable: approx. $50 IT, per
Lanham; Md. WA. s31e. Mas l.
WOOD: 146 bd, f.. finest Honduras
dried @is, mostly IS ] !, in; bds.. some 20 ms
only for S97. Also a h.p Dunlap
motor and 1S-in. Craftsman jigsaw.
sslmostt gmstt new. both for s25. JE.
GERMAN wEMp CHRoNoMETER,
large size ships: like new: sacrifice,
3 RUBBER LINK MATS-Approx
4S in. wide and 9-15 1T. lengths,
$3.50 ca. (bargain>; suit for lobby
Mr.. COLE. Purchasing AGENT
bsmt, 915 10th st. NV. (Mon
LEAVING TowN-s-pc. gray sec
tional sofa. blond bar bed, dbl
dresser and. chest; all three mo
OLD. ?245 Savannah terrace Sc,
ATTN BUILDERS. Steel mesh. less
than reg price, 10 rolls No. s at $50
13 rolls No. 10 at SIS. Jet deep-well
PUMP S75. AD 1886 Mon.
DELTA 6-;n. joiner and I0-in. saw
comb. with 1-h.p. motor. table ex-
tension, dato head guard; also s.
#: work bench. drafting table and
misc. stock OF lumber; S400. VI
BARGAINS-Party leaving city. GE
spring coil double bed): magic chail
bed, Governor Winthrop desk: chest
OF drawers; typewriter desk, fiae
top. 3 rugs (3x5, Axe. 6x9); lone
mirror: Singer sewing machine
electric portable. miscellaneous
furnishings Call National 2342 Sun
day 4-10 % m
Evening star., 1952-06-22
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

EXQUISITE SHOW sHoW-LYPE TYPE. sismsse lanes
GIVE li3f a9uR FSi RIFE FEr A VACATION in
yours. Comfortable screened runs.
ERo E2sd fsGs akNs SHs supssEiii9ns raaa s7J eFlss
PEKiNGESE PUPPiES, males and fe-
m,les: Axe; stud service. 20
Pony Y'Y Tor sale. with bride and sad
die, Call MIR. PENDLEToN. 10.
BoHRpINe eiFG% ON FARM. modern ken
IRISH i SET SETTER FER PUEfPPIfEs. Axe.
reg. 8 wks. old: with papers. Males
pas aa females; assk, oId WI aRc see; reg 6ea92ti
pets rsily VI marssa: ssas semitic "necfiSns'e ss
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. Champ.
blood lines, stud service. sH. 2s17,
Colesville I'd. and Orchard Way.
FRENCH PooDLEs. miniature, black.
pure p4, Aa1s ersd; male and female; Ss $50
COCKER &C iss 'spAN1ELs, black and buns,
females; Axe res; 7la wks. K1.
THoRoSuGHBRED GERMAN sHEP-
HERD HERD RTPPIEs IIaprIs;.d .,s sks sso. ola "a
male. SEQ. THORPE, 8 Martin st.,
Lincolnia, Va. Route No. 236, op-
posite Klin's Gardens. 90
ENGJ.ISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS,
liver and white; Axe registered
puppy shots and wormed; 211 N
Jackson st., Arl., Va. oW. 50l9:
DOBERMAN PUPS, Axe reg, z mos.
/ male. l female; beautiful black
and tan markings. WI. 1859.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES; Axe; II
champions in immed. ancestry; 9
wks. old. Mclean, Va. Ell. 3439.
sHELITE PUPPIES tmin collies) tr.
color; Axe: z weeks; Vienna 12-J-
II. OGDEN MILLER, oakton, Va.
FREE-Kittens te,; must give away
or have destroyed. Call after 6. DU.
cockER COCKER PUPS. Axe reg; beautiful
Tfis stuf sufPEs isPTSs pTfpiEs Hs saor.
ranging from SIS and more. Large
and small. they run in size. each
pup your child will prize
aN9Hs a sR,7,ey PuPRylAMp hTy on RI Sf s4t Tss x
DxCHHsHUND PUPPIES. males and
females: Axe reg: stud service
GERMaN sIReMhiSs BoxER bs15S; available for stud
REGISTERED German and AN american saro
brindle; wonderful disposition. JE.
AfRiGIDAIE, AfiGIDsAaIE 6 months old. female. all
shots; wonderful pet; very reason
cooN sS1s; II fGrfiss. I1gasS' weeks old. s
each. Phone FA. 3565.
|DOBERMAN PINSCHER puppies (5l.
Must be sold by Sun. night. Axe,
champion blood line; weeks; $50
sTAfFoRbsHIRE + If SlsbisHIRE TERRIER-want.
spayed female children's pet. Must
give away on moving into city
Call EN-. 1893.
sIAMESE KITTENS, sealpoint. 1f
weeks old; papers; very gentle. Cal
CHAMPiON BANGAwAY sired thes.
| Axe REGISTERED. Call DIR. OSSER-
| MAN. Evergreen 4-5022, Colesville
wEiMARANER PUPPIES. male anc
female; 4 months: | male 3 years
heSl DIOoQ Ilue LIZ. o-Io =.
LOVELY COLLIE, tan, male. affec.
tionate: good WATCHDOG; save hi!
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES
Axe registered, tiny type; cham
pion hloodlines. Call WA. oS1?; .
| Edgerstoune Kennel ch. stock. RUTH
F. SWAN. Nokesvirlle. Va. Tel
GREAT DANE. Axe, male, Is mos
old; trained to sit and stay, etc.
want to place In good home; yer:
reasonable price. Alexandria 1850
PUPPIES, black, brown, aged wks;;
/ mother toy TERRIER. 20 L Lone O.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE caii Day ASnEi or NiRht cAfn sa aoSp. SaS'
PIANOS ANY STYLE
PAY CASH. PAUL GOLIBART.
AID 1908 A.2n-h.3n 40

az. oS<o, 6,oO-O. .oO. oO
RADIOS, guns. binoculars. typewrit.
ers. musical instruments, cameras
relevlsion RELIABLE JEwELRY EX:
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
aid. II sou cannot deliver your
!, SGE i JUNK T{ES {S3 S9.. $3.50 Georsis ave
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags: hishest price.
accumulations. please phone US
WASH. RAG & BAG CO.. 216 I
ST s.W. DI. s007
SOFA AND CHAIR COvERS-Must
be in fair condition and reasonable
sTAMPs0We are very anxious te
purchase unused or used. United
states stamps-singles. blocks. plate
blocks. full sheets. collections and
accumulationS; especially interested
in early U. 8. in very dne condition
Top prices paid for anything We
can use. JACK o. KING. w. L. & T
THERMOSTATIC CLOCK CONTROL
for gas heater and wool blankets
must be reasonable. Ii. 1904.
INTERESTED in obtaining origina
rs MN. movie Kodachrome shots oi
Washington, D. c., especially cherry
and flower blossoms; also 35 MN
transparencies. A. BURTON. Ext
6O5, Ambassador Hotel
Evening star., 1952-06-22
4002 minnesota Ave. NE.
III d.nS10

sfd to Te0iTfsr rst comes msfhihs for
$50; oficee model stenotype, $40.
sadSSr1rE 1n:s snssntesd sts @?as GSPs5 is?ps
TYPEWRITER co s13 14th st
sTENoTYpE MACHINE, PERT; eond.,
STORAGE AND SUpPLY CABINLrs.
: Wardrobes, metal Today, CO 46"5:
kToRE TefE FIXrIREss hs st. msG. ng d. d or.9 5.2
suitable for ladies' or mems shop;
hangine cases, display cases. . dbie.
millinery vanity tables with mirrors.
Singer power sewing machine, 4
drawer National Cash Reg, mani
kins. etc. As an entirety or separ-
s5Hly son va sol ia NeF56 s56ss eeSs rd' Ro Arips
track. seIf-storing, combination
aluminium storm windows and
screens. Have every feature to make
them the best aluminium windows
as ordinary storm windows For
CONTRACTING CO.. Bethesda. -25
STOVE, electric. L. H.. 1885 model,
wo Surnsrs' 9S1s oven and broiler; $35.
condition, reasonable. sH. l2as.
STOVE, electric, 3-burner, with oven,
500; metal base cabinet. 24x20 S8;
icebox / crt. IT., SO: hot-vater
tank with coal-fired heotcr. SI2:
al in good cnnd. OIL. 1868.
STOVE-GlenWood combination: coal
and gas, yrs. old. Also 4-burneI
stove. yrs. old; home freezer. IS
Gu IT.. 4 yrs. old; Bendix, 4 yrs, old
STUDIO COUCH. with cover, dark
green, good condition, S25 Me
sTT61o coucH-Englander duplex,
deep red bolster and cover; S45.
HY 033s after ! pm.
STUDIO COUCH, brown. best offer
CCEio' M mattPeSs SIS. Baby carriase
SUMNER SUIT. mans, 2-pc.. tan,
~; mems shoes. size 6 to IL; male
day and night urinal, new. cheap
1873 Columbia rd. NV. co. 3i93
Sun lamp Sperti. eve shades and
timer: practically new: owner trans
ferred South; $40. ia. 1894.
TABLE Or. din. rm.l. excellent
condition. mahogany finish; reason
able. OR. 3347
TABLES 81, wrought iron. garden
type: nerfect for outdoor entertain
ing: $50 each. See Mon. 2028 18th
Tables round, Chinese teakwood
1882; exceptinnal bargain ia
Grant ave-, Takoma PIX, Md, 81
TABLES t3) blond corner. coffee anc
end table. Used l month. JU. e.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
ANTIQUES
WANTED
BEDRM.. DINING RIM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT

BOOkS-Hlgnest prices paid. Cal
D1. 5001 for any information. BAR.
GAIN BOOK SHOP sos 9th st. NV
BOOKS BOUGHT, highest cash prices
paid; all kinds, any quantity anC
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP, 1858 Pa. ave. NV.
ST. 669S.
BOOKS NEEDED Highest casf
prices paid books removed at oul
expense. DISTRICT BOOK STORE
CHASE LOUNGE, very reas. JE
3-9197.
DIAMOND JEWELRY of any descrip-
ton; gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th St.. NV
caret or larger Box 1AR-A. Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

LIBRARY TABLE and table lamp fol
old ds. man partially blind. Ii
MEMS CLOTHES, weight $50, height
five feet nine. Overcoat, suit pants
shirts, pajamas, shorts. Ii. 1864
MIRROR. Sway full-length; plate
glass. On stand. Reasonable. RA
NEWSPAPERS. magazines. house rags
auto batteries. scrap iron and metals
Highest prices paid. If you cannot
deliver deliver your ase4mplations, please
BAG e COS. U.s. ais iMAIIhdNe!oT Z st. sW D1 AsG sS17 .
pEiees paid; ACE JUNK CO.. 232t
prices paid. ACE JUNK CO.. 222(
Gsorgia ave; Nv HU; 442l.
mach, any kind: top prices paid
Ewes. Sun. CO. 1925; wk., DI. 1872
PEEP HOLE for door and alarm
clock in fair cond. Reas. Ii
PIANOS WANTED - Highest cash
prices for all sizes. Careful. ex.
perienCed movers Call MA 4STO