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AUCTION SALES

PROPERTY SOLD; furniture auction
sale. Saturday. July 26, I pm.
Terms, cash; 4615 Powder Mill rd.,
THOS. J. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building
Trustees Sale of Valuable DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS As psE PREMISEs s.TB lxsr NUMRER or, l2lT
duly recorded. in Liber No. s275.
Folio Al ct sea-. OF the land records
of the District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction In front
TTWENrx5EIFTH XII f. DAY i5.ro q ,,ySIy yyTy
o'cEocK oci. PM. thSAffiInVkns the following
oescribsd land and premises. situate
in the District of Columbia, and des-
isnsted as and being all OF Lot, l6
Brookland." as per plat recorded in
Distarict of Columbia in Liber
County at folio So. except the
rear rear part thereof condemned and
ceedings in District Court Cause No.
1897 in the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, now known for
purposes Of assessment and taxation
as Lot S15 in Square 3937. Subject
to covenants Of record.
Terms: Sold subject. to q prior (build-
ing association deed of trust for
approximately Sc. 1855: 10 and q prior
second deed Of trust for approx
mately S,017.44 further particu-
time of sale; the purchase price
above said trusts to be paid in cash.
A deposit Of $500.00 required. Con-
veyancing. recording. ETC.. at pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
S coSed Sf date stp e Etsn sf i5%s tSqsv e a1 De
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and re-
sold at the discretion Of the trustees.
WADDEL r. THOMAS.
,y15,17IS9'Sgl1s IhS9g1s 81 4fuDELEyIT TrrEi....
THOS. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.
Trustees, a,,zS Sale Of Valuable 1g.l SEM
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES NUM-
Der 1853 8 STREET. NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1897.
Folio 545 ct sea-. of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia,
sna q ths Issuefi The OF ads na5s
trustees will sell. at public auction
in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY
THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and premises.
situate in the District OF Columbia
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot 30
in Charles W. Handy's subdivision
of lots in Square 153, as per plat
recorded in. the Office Of the Sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia
in Liber 10 at Folio 1855.
Terms: Sold subject to prior
(building association deed Of trust
for approximately SIS ,399.3 further
particulars of which will be an
nounced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to
be paid in cash. A deposit OF
$4,000 required. Conveyancing,
recording. etc. at purchasers cost:
Adjustments made as OF date OF
sale Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discre-
ton Of the trustees.
FRANK PARONI.
Trustees.
P. H. HARRIS.
ATTORNEY for Noteholder.
iy15.17.19.2l2 "a
THOs. ]. OWEN & son. .Auctioneers.
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AUTO SALESMAN

We have the opportunities for an
eager, energetic, experienced used
car salesman who is interested in
his future and is not afraid Of
hard work: good working conditions;
you win represent Fairfax County
Chrysler-Plymouth Service Center;
Apply in person, r. B. CLARK
MOTOR CO., .624 S. Wash. ST.,
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DANCE INSTRUCTOR.

Will train attractive and ambitious
men sa,a,a. between Ia,sl. q and t a. college
Sonalities for careers in the dance
profession. Earn between S65 and
S110 per week. No experience neces-
sary. guarantee income at start. Full
time. Apply ARTHUR. MURRAY'S
3 pm. and Z to g pm. in person
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ACCOUNTANT

Aforementioned ONCE. Write qualifica-
tions and references. Box 23S-B.
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RALPH A. CUSICK, Attorney,
Barr Bldg.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Probate Pr court.WNo. soi65, Ad-
ministration.-This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District Of
Columbia, Letters Testamentary on
Of the District of Columbia. deceased,
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 7th day
Of January, AID. 1853. otherwise
I'll sheS .ne ay p 5y saS aY ea &c vsS neq
RITO S. SCALCO, 53I2 N. Capitol
st 9ssal; Attest: THE0}DoEE
the Probate Court. jyI9,26. .au3.
J. DeLaVERGNE, Attorney.
l31s En- slst :M1e sTKEEI sIII,, NV Go,,pr
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. S0521, Ad-
ministration.--This is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF May B.
Downing, late Of the District of
Columbia, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. on
or before the 30th day OF December,
AID. 1862: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate Given under my hand
this Both day of June, 1852, KATH-
LEEN H. DOWNING, 4340 Living
ston Rd. Sc. fSEAL.) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL, REGISTER
of Wills for the District Of Colum-
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
iy12.19.26
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THE EVENING STAR Alb
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, JULY 10. 1852
HELP--MEN

twhitel, age 21-35;
for local we'll established coverali
and towel supply route; excel. work
week for. short training period; ex-
Gel. chance for advancement. Re-
ply in own handwriting giving age,
refs, marital and draft status. All
replies strictly confidential, Apply
office. INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY,
.l42I Lee hwy, Arlington. Va. 30
ROUTE SALESMAN to service food
stores; 6-day week; vacation with
pay; expanding business permits
advancement. Call Mr.. McINTEER.
$40 am. Fri. and Mon. NE.
100: 81 p.m.. Sat. and Sun, OIL.
ROUTE SG SALESMAN to sell potato
chips. pretzels, etc, from truck.
Virginia resident for nearby Vir-
ginia territory; 5-day wk. salary
plus commission; average earnings,
$50 per wk.; previous selling exper.
pref; age 25 to 50. Only statesmen
interested in q steady. good paying
JOB neea sS, apply. No trifiers. .Gcal Can
ROUTE statesmen
Ambitious married men wanted to
learn laundry and dry cleaning route
sales work; experience not neces-
sary: opportunities for real sales
minded persons to earn good IN
come; all employe benefits. Apply at
MANHATTAN CO., 1928 Fla. .eye.
NV. or phone DU. III. --19
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RIP SAW OPERATOR, experienced.
to operate 10 h.p. DeWalt saw. APP
ply Mr.. King. BALTIMORE LUM-
Der CO, 1900 New York ave. ne.
R00FER. experienced on strip
shingles and siding: must be will
ing to do some Stag work. See Mr..
O'BRIEN. rear Of 615 18th st. ne,
Ts2H q m 81
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Refrigeration mechanic, ex-
perienced. Com m ercial
work. Call TR. 1928 for ap-
pointment.
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RECORD SALESMAN
For fine uptown store: previous ex-
perience necessary; state age, exper.
and sal. expected. Box 32S-B. Star.
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MachiniStS-Model Makers
lst-class men. Excel. opport. with
established laboratory within the
District. Call MR.. AARON. HU. 1850
for interview: :-------------- IL
MAINTENANCE MAN twhitel; apt.
development; permanent; D: c. driv-
er's permit. See Mr.. Gills. to
$50 pm. weekdays. NAYLOR GAR.
DENS. Maintenance Dept, 3Oth and
Naylor rd. Sc. 10 :
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NUMBER

Yard superintendent for long-estab-
lished retail yard; located in center
OF city. Prefer man with lumber
experience; must be able to handle
men and customers efficiently and
automatically. Please do not apply
unless you can furnish best Of refs. /;
5-day wk. Box 321-A. Star. 20
- Rapidly growing re-
Search and DEVELOPMENT firm needs
an experienced machinist for COM
papy shop; 5-day, 40-hr.. week; SAL
ary open: Call Ov. 2177 for Or appoint @
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For busy shop; good hours: excep-
tionally high commission. Apply
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE "a
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: MAINTENANCE MAN
Apply MARTINIQUE HOTEL. l21.
: 10th st. NV. I'll

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
White (2), experienced in heating
and minor plumbing and electrical
repairs; large apartment develop
ment. Apply BUCKINGHAM MAIN
TENANCE DEPT. 4235 N. Pershins
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Inside and outside experience; large
apt. development; good hourly pay.
Apply BUCKINGHAM. Maintenance
Dept, 4235 N. Pershing dr.. Arl., Va.
30
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FINISHERS, expert. several nights a
week or Saturdays. Box 2s9-B. I.
Star. 30
FOUNTAIN CLERK, white. full time;
8 to o, six days; no Sundays; good
salary. Apply in person; ref.
SMYSERS DRUG STORE. 1400 Pa.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Miss Harlow
Is Married

Miss Theresa Marie Harlow
Of Mr.. r. r. Harlow, be.
came the bride July 10 of Mr.
John Eugene Drass, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert E. Drass. The Rev
Lawrence Gatti officiated at the
ceremony in st. Stephens Roman
Catholic Church.
Mr.. Charles E. Burke escorted
his niece, who was attended by
her sister, Mrs. William Schmaltz
as matron of honor. The brides
other attendants included Mrs
Donald Kokes and the Misses
Norma Jean Thompson, Peggy
Fralick and Agnes Daniels.
Mr.. Drass had as his best man
Mr.. William Tate, and those serv-
ing as usherS included the Messrs.
Dale Painter, Peter Arban, Ed
ward Liske and Donald Kokes.
The Misses Mary Rose Burke
and Karen Welsh were flower
girls and Master William Schmaltz,
jr., was the ringbearer.
Mr.. and Mrs. BRASS will make
their home in Washington after
their wedding trin.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
By lilIion Arthur

Recent word from DR.. and Mrs
Mark Shoemaker, who are on q
trip West, is that they have ar
rived in Nevada and for the next
five or six weeks they will be the
guests of their daughter Lois and
her husband, Mr.. Andrew Nelson
in Reno.
And word from another Mont
gomery County family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Walker, tells of their
trip to a place near Montreal,
where they have gone fishing each
summer for a number of years.
After leaving Montreal, they will
motor to Vancouver and down
the West Coast to Coronado, where
they will spend several weeks with
their daughter, the former Flor
ence Walker, and her husband, 1t.
Kenneth Dronnenberg, U. S. N.
During Mr.. and Mrs. Walkers
absence their home in Westmore-
land Hills is being occupied by Mr..
Walkers mother, Mrs. Allen S.
Walker, and her daughter, Miss
Mary Katherine Walker, who
came out to Westmoreland Hills
from their home in town.
Mrs. Henry Schweinhaut and
her close friend, Mrs. Clark Nj.
Clifford, left Tuesday for Niles.
Mich, and after a few days with
friends there will go on to Chicago
to be present at the Democratic
National Convention.
DR.. and Mrs. Calvin Keene have
sent back word to their friends
here that they are to be in Yellow
stone Park and the Grand Canyon
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|Furcher-CoIe
|Ceren7onyHeId

Miss Media Blanche Cole,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Cole, ST., of Falls Church, became
the bride July IL of Mr.. Donald
Kerfoott Furcher, also of Falls
Church. The United Baptist
Church was the scene of the cere-
mony with the Rev. Elmer Lucas
officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. e. F. Cole, jr.
Mr.. William T. Payne, her sister,
was matron of honor and Mr..
Charles E. Boldin served as best
man.
After a wedding trip through
the Shenandoah, the couple will
make their home in Arlington.
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From Dublin, Ireland. comes the
announcement by DR.. and Mrs, p.
j. Smyth of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Roma Dillon-S -Smyth, to Mr.. Henry
G. Beauregard of Washington, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Beaure-
gard of Chestnut Hills, Mass.
Mr.. Beauregard was graduated
from Boston College and the law
school at Harvard University.
During World War II he served as
Reserve officer in the Navy and
now is engaged in the practice of
law in Washington.
Miss Dillon-Smyth was educated
at the Convent of the Sacred
Heart, in Roehampton, England,
and the Sorbonf1e. She made her
debut at Queen Charlotte's Ball in
London in 1947.
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Mrs. Margaret Green Hamlin
of Salt Lake City became the
bride of Mr.. Frank K. Spain OF
New York and Tupelo, Miss, in q
ceremony which took place or
July Is at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. DR.. Albert P
Shirley was the officiating clergy
man and a dinner was held fol
members of the bridal party al
the Wardman Park Hotel.
The bride is the daughter OF
the late Mr.. William Manning
Green and Mrs. Green of Salt
Lake City and Mr.. Spain is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter de
Croft Spain of Tupelo, Miss.
After a short wedding trip, the
couple will live in Norfolk,
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Southall Photo.

The marriage of Miss Harriet
Alice Williams, daughter of Mrs.
Rose M. Williams, to Mr.. James
Spencer Campbell of Alexandria,
son of Mrs. Lucy M. Campbell of
Amherst. Va. took place July
|19. The ceremony was performed
at the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart,
the Rev. R. Paul Repetti officiat-
ing. The wedding breakfast fol-
lowed at Hotel 24O0.
Mr.. George r. Williams escorted
his sister, to the sanctuary, where
she was awaited by Mr.. Campbell
and his best man, Mr.. Frank J.
Bolda. She was attended by her
nieces, the Misses Elaine Marie
and Frances Louise Ghelli, and
Iushers included the Messrs. Henry
IDozier and Danny Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell will live
lin Arlington.
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Return Home

Mrs. Gerard Patrick and her
daughter, Miss Anne Patrick, and
Miss Mary Anne Gormley of De-
catur. Ill, left by motor on Thurs
day to return to their home after
visiting Mrs. PatrickS mother.
Mrs. Charles A. McGervey, at her
home at West Halton on the Wi
Comico. Mrs. McGervey returned
with them to Decatur for a visit.
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ENGAGEMENT

Mrs. Millie E. Snyder of Sink
ing Springs, Pa, announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Ma
rina Joyce, to Mr.. Chauncey
Brooks Harryman, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harryman of Baltimore.
Miss Snyder is the daughter of
the late Mr.. John E. Snyder.
A fall wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Girls 3-Woy
Corduroy Jumper
So

6h-Weor the button-on-top pIoid-
side or solid-color side out. Weor the
sweeping dirndI skirt with other tops.
Vonetto's "Durocord" conbed cordu-
roy in vot-dyed red, blue. green. gold
or toast. Sizes 7 to Ii.
6l-Goley 8 Lord Cotton Blouse,
wrinkle-resistont. washable. PIoids
in eoIors to notch lining Of above
jumper. Sizes 7 to l4------3.99
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Girls Cotton BroodeIoth
"chieky" Blouses
20

6J-BIouse with controst Trim.
Crisp white with push-up sleeves and
Peter Pan collar edged in blue. Spe-
ciolly treoted fobric to hold "body"
without storchine Sizes 7 to Ii.
6K-Tueked-vestee Blouse. Smooth
cotton broodcIoth toilored with collor
treoted to hold shope without storch.
White. gold. green or coroI; sizes 7
to 4
The Hecht Co., Girls Apparel, Second
Floor, Washington; SECOND Floor,
SilUer Spring; Third Floor, Pdrktngton
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Joon Lord Notch, Nix
Girls Corduroy
Sports Seporufes
6A-Ploid Corduroy Skirt. A swirl of
impressed pleots in velvety corduroy.
Soy red ond green combination: sizes
! to IL
6B-cerduroy we.kit to notch; sizes
to If
6c-White BroodeIoth Blouse with
push-up sleeves; sizes 7 to a. 40
60-Skirt Of Impressed PIeoss in
solid color corduroy, Upper book.
its own belt. Red, green. gold; sizes
7 to IA
6E-Weskit 10 Moteh or controst;
red. green. gold; sizes 7 to "a 2.99
6F-Motehins Jeeket with Johnny
color; eIosticized back. Red, green,
gold; sizes 7 to l4---------5.99
6G-Pleid Blouse in Dan River
Wrinkl-shed cotton. Green, red or
gold combinations; sizes 7 to Ia.
3.se
Evening star., 1952-08-17

At WASHINGTON, SILVER SPRING
4 pARKIsGToN, ARLINGTON
Evening star., 1952-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

ELECTRIc R0ASTER.. Everhot, In.
Guiding ovenware dishes and rack,
Perfect eond. MRS. CLARKE. OV.
ELEC. RoAsTER-Nesco. with built.
EScGLofEbExee SsSi 9Sef SEx,ee. ar 9aRMifSSs1t91axAs., 1912
est edition. $3.50. Can 10. 5-sss7
after 3 am.
END TABLES ts), green Formica
tops: must sacrifice this week end
at 70 ca. 1614 r. ]. ave. NV. Me.
ENLxRGER. Solar. eHxsn. with rs
nm; NM koaak protection lens: excel.
trio dryer; Albert automatic easel;
paper safe and other equipment.
New condition, $50. DE. 327e.
set; model 1876 It. OIL. 3I9i' 10
FANS. attic. Kitchen. exhaust: all
sizes. Installed: 60 years reliable
service. GICHNER. La. $4,000.
FENCING. about 5000 running feet,
4 boards high, locust posts 8 II.
a6arsy aDars boards oao are r white oak; an but
with white lead "a pnreSas.r SseSis Painsss mSss
take down fence and haul away; no
seen at any time at Mattaponi Farm,
SSr9om. Md., or, phone Marlboro
FILING CABINETS. legal. letter,
steel wood: Can today. co. 1875:
FILM DEyEIoPING. printing g. in NV; !
hours. Color service: cameras ON
credit. RE. 2434. BRENNER. 933
Psnna. ave. NV.
FPTH IPdJ WHEEL: WiAIEEL-Eruehauf, 80 inch.
GERALD. Evening Star Garage. S4l
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COPPER TUBING

v and a In, hard and soft. AT
LANTIC. s07 v st. NV. NO. 1921,
COUCH. 8 cush.. maroon brocatelle,
with custom made maroon flowered
slip covers. $35. LO. 5-3044.
opens into bed. woodwork needs
paint. otherwise very good cond..
$iS yoash Sasnu% bed wood Ssss ss $500 Spoi oDnd'
Phiico f,oor model radio, *. S 80: 0Uari part:
and attachments for Regina vacuum.
cheap. AP. 1859.
CRiB' IKE new, mattress and crib
CUPBOARD. Welsh, beautiful fich,
mellow cherry reproduction, manu-
featured by stickley; brand-new
Has Incompatible Early American
charm: Cost S345. win sacrifice at
$245.. Moving out Of town. Call Mr.,
Dworken at 81. 1850 or WA. 1900.
DAVENPORT and 2 club H chairs
$3.50, Phone RA. 06s5. 10
DEHUMIDIFIER, famous make, fiooI
sT sample, asoo oSs5. Call MR.. PARKER
DESKS tS,. chairs .te,. steel t,lins
202S 14th st. NV Ia
DESKS, =. new, Walnut, size 34x60
toeetner with B matching desk
chairs and 5 side chairs; never in
use; cost Sl75, wilF sell for S125
per set Of 3 pieces. MA. 6547, Mon
DESKS, sgle. pedestal typewriter drop
top. 2 oak and 4 mahoe.; also 8
sgle: pedestal nat tops, S25 each,
1881 gath st NV. 9 a.m.-5 pm.
DESK, Governmest size, mahog., 5SS
3Ox32, 9 drawers; good condition. To
inspect, call co. BIB. 10
DESK. aS 4 nat lat top, steel. walnut I'm
DESKS (2)-Walnut steno. and ma.
hogany executive. ME. 300, AP.
DESK, lockwood maple, 2 end tables,
light wood. coffee table. extension
table, kitchen table, 4 chairs, wal
mirrors. HU. 1897 from 10 am,
to pm. Sunday.
DESKS-DESKS-A kinds. Once
chairs, filing cabinets. Today, CO,
4625; wk., DI. 1872. 1112 18th NV.
DESK, large office, 9 drawers; type
writers. l standard, / portable, both
Underwood. OW. 2460.
DESK SET. silver plate: silver tray
on feet; ottoman, mahogany frame
Evening star., 1952-03-09

ANTIQUE e solia 4. walnut hall tab table,
$50; 4x6 genuine Oriental rug, $40,
ANTiouE COLONIAL CHERRY DESK,
First-class condition. FA. O735. --g
ANTIQUES = Furniture. paintings,
glasswssre. dolls and china: Choice
sas asF iRd saoP a''e 16S s9nso No
the oldest house in town" open
weekdays. II to IL, l to 5.
ANTIQUES-Chests. drop-leaf table
ss and islscsiop msSs Of spelssy giIs OLD print.
BERRY HILL ANTIQUES. $500
Duke St. Alex.
ANTIQUES-Helen L. Hanna. 252c
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. 'It'i
fun t2 look" CH. 5S14.
sas saEs 'haffs Tas ka ElSSs s56 w. brSst
ANiI0JE JEWELRY Of all .deserip.
ttons; 50S discount. Closing out
entire stock. LIVINGSTON q CO.
1923 II st. NV. ME. 3440.
perfect eond.; set Of 9; reasonable
ANIiaUEs = Gov. winthrop desk
$40; service for 8 Haviland. sos
redwood Poudre table, $50: inlaid
wood Victorian sofa, $50; rose
wood chairs, SAG each; melodian
$50; col. chest. desk comb, $40;
unusual revolving bookcase, $55;
marble top coffee table. $50; cob.
chinese herb cab. $l35; canopy
6ed; @ china and bric-a-brac. AL.
ANTIQUES = Victorian figure-carved
walnut loyeseat, $40; end table
ANTIQUES-3-draWer marble tor
scnnc.: wash stand; p. oval table, pair brass
fender. ironstone turreen. clock,
ANTIQUE Ottoman Q. @. feet mahoE
frame. Recon-. $25. Silver plated
desk set. tray. EM: 4793. ~
ANIl0QES"Priyate home: Duck-foot
walnut table. 6x6 #. when extended;
seats 8. Two ribbon-back slip seat
iight-wood ,Chippendale dining rm,
chairs; Virginia sofa; pine-spooj
hsdrm; table. All in good Condition.
EN-. 9274 between 10 am. and
Evening star., 1952-03-09

lBEDROOM SET. 5-piece blond ma
hogany; wardrobe, vanity, bench,
night n stand and double bed; SIPS
BEDROOM SUITE, Q pcs, $135: liv
rm. and din. rm. furn.. reas.: ownel
leaving town. ST. S682. 10
BEDROOM SUITE. mahogany. 8
piece; e.. and sa.s,E9s 3 metal beds. Piaonao; q
BEDROOM SUITE, 3-pc. walnut. S5(
BGDRSsoSoSMG GDRSsoSoS MGn: SET. "; walnut, GaSs1 doubl. bed
chest. dresser. unusual. sos. MI
BEDROOM SUITE, lovely e-pc.. mod,
'hrand-new. never used: orig. $S95
real sac. S475. RA. 7202.
BEDRM, SET-Dble. bed, nigh
stands. dresser. 2 chairs and bench
SoE1; fS5aa Ts'nut ress nj ntsass sssssi in ANTIQUE
BEDRM. SUITE. Haywood Wakefield
modes. chest, vanity with huge % mir.
ror and revolving stool: excel. cond
Also Sears 20-in exhaust fan and
porcelain top utility cabinet. RA
BEDROOM SET. light oak, twin bed
Sno mattresses or springs). chest
convertible plastic-top high chair
30; custom wooden wagon, So; Gus
tom-built wood stroller, So; child
folding table-seat center, IS: leath
er-top drum table, $40; Jade quartz
lamp and shade. $50; china lamI
Mo. Sno :hasf' a4ss.' $50 ALI in excel eond
BEDRM. SUITE. walnut, bed, mat.
tress. dresser and chest OF drawers
S75; NO; zoos.
BEDRM. SUITE-3-pc. maple. singl.
PED, new mattress, good cond., very
BEDROOM SUITE-childs. maple
cost APPROX. $500; sacrifice S65
silver fox Jacket. S35. Ia. 247,
BEDRM. SUITE-3-pc. walnut, rea
Colony I'd SilYer Snring
Evening star., 1952-03-09
MOTOR rRAvEL tcsas. J

ELDERLY COUPLE going to Florida
March IL. take two. Help drive.
sheIe expenses; references. Oliver
GCIiNG TO Texas this week: would
like l or 2. to help drive and share
expenses. Phone SH. 9053.
PASSENGERS WANTED for New Or
leans, Houston or Mexico City; leav-
Ing week of Mar, II. Box 27o:M,
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA. 18th
or 18th; take 3; 1850 sedan. OIL.
LADY desires ride to vicinity Of
Clearwater. Fla. about Mar. l6; help
DRiyiNd iEiyf Il 0fs5feTi rs TAMPA. Fla Fla, March
14th; Hudson '4S sedan; accommo-
date three; share expenses. Refer
eness exchanged. BOX 26a-M. star.
COLORADO TRIP desired By : two
DIVING sfsfS; s0fi 70 rIoRriDH o1 riS1M March 18th.
room for rider who can help drive.
IDRfvfNG MifSnfhSeH 70 t,fHE lexington. KY, Fri,
March "a; can accommodate 3 pas
senGsrs; share expense: L0. CLOSE:
Seattle and San Francisco; take 2.
Y0GNG MAN viii drive your car to
Miami Beach and return; share exp.
Refs. EXCHANGED. UN. 1905.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. (foreign or domestic)
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CABINETS - RECREATION ROOMS
attics; remodeling. carpentry. MIR
VEST. Ia. S796 any time Sunday
CARPETS-Make your stair carpets
ABS fsats5 nsSs Hs':s a. " 'sasss 1885
CARPENTER. porches and steps re.
paired, closets, ! bookshelves. kitch
cabinets made. repaired: IA. 1858
CARPENTRY-Porch and porch IN.
ssSast All xoFk xSIk Psa:a
CAkpSNTRY-Au AT pGiSHaaY type. work, RI rec
..: sna .t'is JOHN EH' HaRgNRhy Hesgsfaay free ess ST.
CARPENTRY. remodeling,. repairs and
casPFNrRYk csisinss rSSEk K}ESRosbftIif%a. III ..rss.
doors Dc q .S cement work. work. g1lnteeSpo Poi eSpo brick
CARPENTRY; dormer windows; attics
recreation rooms finished; porchs'
CARPENTER Alterations, repairs
Eemodsling; old and new work. Mr.
G.arENn1E rooms ssD.!si e. JsFp EfsaSsip4a
caRfEs4kq 81 Pr Pind. S.ef .ss s;tin:ss IS:
speciality; white mechanic. @. T.
HOKE. UN. 0306. 20
CARPENTER. small Jobs; house paint
ing. exterior and interior: roofs re.
cppp cpa,Tsd anS painted; VA. 90 S44Sa 4sSa:;;Is Mlo {
fronts. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 97OS
CARPENTER. remodelinE old and new
work. Do own work. Over 20 years
experienced. Call 81. CLIO. q