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Evening star., 1952-07-16
New American Envoy
Arrives in Argentina
BY the Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina,
July 16.-Albert F. Nuffer, the
new United States Ambassador,
arrived here today to face Ar
gentina's current anti-Yankee
campaign. In shipboard inter-
view he said any i'll feeling exist
ing between the two countries was
merely due to family differences. 3"
He was officially welcomed by
Federico A. Bernino, assistant chief
Of protocol representing President
Juan D. Peron. Gen. Peron'S pro-
tocol chief, Raul Margueirat, who
usually meets arriving diplomats
was absent.
A reception scheduled for to-
night to introduce Mr.. Nuffer to
the American community in Bue-
nos Aires was Cancelled due to
the illness of the presidents wife.
Similar social functions in other
embassies have been called off in
the last few days at the request
of the Argentine Foreign Ministry.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Lucky Luciano S Passport
Revoked Again by Italy
BY the Associoted Press

ROME, July 16. - Charlie S
lucky Luciano has lost his Ital-
ian passport for the second time
since deportation brought him
back to his homeland from New
York.
The Interior Ministry said today
that it has taken back" the pass
port the former New York vice
Ioverlord got in Naples a year and
a half ago-when he said he want
ed to visit Germany.
He never made the trip. The
necessary visas were not granted.
His first passport was taken
away in 1947, soon after he re-
turned here to settle down and
live quietly"
A spokesman at the United
Estates Embassy denied reports
that the Italian governments ac-
ton had been requested by the
United States. "Luciano's pass
lport is Italian" the spokesman
said. ut has nothing to do
with U.S."
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Finland to Protest
Athletes Flight
Over Russian Fort
BY the Associated Press

HELSINKI, Finland, July l6.-
Finnish authorities, touchy about
their Russian neighbors. said to-
day they would complain officially
about an athlete-laden British
plane which flew over the Soviet
naval base at nearby Porkkala.
The four-engine plane with 40
Olympic bound athletes aboard
was waiting its turn to land yes
terday at Helsinki's new Seutula
airport when it apparently circled
too far to the southwest and
passed over part of Porkkala, only
IL miles from the Finnish capital.
British authorities here declined
to comment on the incident.
Porkkala is on Finnish territory
but was leased to the Russians
under the terms of the peace
treaty following the Russo-Fin-
nish war.
The British plane, flying at
about $500 feet, drew no fire or
warning from Russian defenses
and so far there has been no COM
plant from Russian authorities.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
a Leaders in Prison Revolt
In Carolina Are Moved
By the Asseciaied Press

LINCOLNTON. N. c., July 16
-Four ringleaders of yesterday:
Lincoln County prison camp up
rising, in which a guard was held
prisoner for 10 hours, have been
sent to Central Prison at Ra-
leigh where they will be punished
for their part in the convict mu-
tiny.
Walter Anderson, North Caro-
lima prisons director, promised
last night that an investigation
would continue. He said that any
of the 81 mutinous prisoners, out
of 81 in the cell block, found to
be involved in instigating the. re-
volt would be similarly punished.
Mr.. Anderson met with the
prisoners for several hours last
night and heard their complaints,
which ranged from poorly cooked
and insufficient food to complaints
about yard privileges and han
ding Of prisoner mail.
The uprising started yesterday
when. the men returned
to the cell block to receive work
assignments.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Costello May Surrender
To Short Term Next Week
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 16.-United
States Attorney Myles j. Lane
says he expects gambler Frank
Costello to start serving a prison
term next week for contempt of
the United States Senate.
Costello. 81, is under sentence
Of 18 months and $4,000 fine for
refusing to answer a number of
questions before the Senate Crime
Committee and for twice walking
out on it. He is free in $1,000 bail
Mr.. Lane made his comment
yesterday shortly after Supreme
Court Justice Jackson in Wash
lngton rejected a defense plea
for continuance of bail pending
Costello's appeal to the high court
A mandate is expected to arrive
Friday from Washington for a
Federal judge here to order
Costello's surrender. Legal tech
nicalities possibly could delay the
surrender.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Cooper Beats Bach
In Arlington Board
Democratic Race

Wesley w. Cooper, assistant city
attorney Of Alexandria. is the
Democratic nominee for the Arl-
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Death Toll Placed at 4
In Alaska Hotel Fire
BY the Associated Press

FAIRBANKS, Alaska. July 49,
The known death toll stood at
four today as firemen and mill
tary volunteers continued to
probe through the ashes of the
old Pioneer Hotel, which was
leveled by a fire early Monday.
Three bodies were recovered
from the ruins yesterday and one
man died of burns in hospital
Monday.
Police Chief Floyd Clover still
listed five persons as missing and
eight were in hospitals.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
mccarthy Undergoing
Sinus Operation Toduy
BY the Associated Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republican
Of Wisconsin, was scheduled to
undergo a sinus operation today
at the Naval Medical Center in
nearby Bethesda, Md. He en-
tered the hospital Sunday for
treatment of a sinus ailment.
The Senator expected to be
confined to the hospital for an
additional week or 10 days and
probably would be prevented by
the operation from filling any
speaking engagements for Is to
so days.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Votes by Districts
BY the Assoeioied Press

BY the Assoeiaied Press
RICHMOND, July 16.-Here is
the unofficial vote by districts in
yesterdays Virginia senatorial pri-
mary:
Evening star., 1952-07-16
Russell Move Seen
As Virginia Delegate,
Meet in Roanoke
By Alex R. Preston
Stor Sfoff cefrssnondent

ROANOKE. Va. July 16.-AI
Virginia State Democratic Con-
vention that sought desperately toI
nominate Gen. Eisenhower four
years ago will reconvene tomor-
row just as determined to get be-
hind some one else opposed toI
President Truman.
Georgia's Senator Russell seems
to be this years favorite as dele
gates arrived by train, plane and
car to select delegation with 28t
votes to go to the National Con-
vention in Chicago next week.
Senator Byrd. leader of the
Democratic organization, Gov.
Battle and other members of Con-
gress from the Old Dominion al
ready have come out strongly forI
Senator Russell.
Some believe tomorrow'S con-
vention may bind It's Chicago
delegates to the unit rule andE
instruct them to vote for the
Georgia Senator until he releases
them.
Originated Draft Move.
History is repeating itself toI
the extent that it was Georgia
which originated the draft Eisen-
hover move in 1948.
At that time. Senator Byrd was
greeted by a tumult of approval
in Richmond when he said:
Speaking as a delegate, hope
that Virginia Democrats will cast
their votes for Eisenhower and
lead the Democratic Party to vic
tory"
Another demonstration followed
when William M. Tuck, then Vir-
ginia'S Governor who headed the
conventions Resolutions Commit
tee. reported a measure which de-
clared it the sense of the State
Democrats that Gen. Eisenhower |
should be the next President and
that delegates to the 1948 Ma
tional Convention be instructed |
Ito do their utmost to secure the
nomination of the general" !
Mr.. Tuck, who was succeeded
by Gov. Battle in 1850. probably
will be named new State chair
man at the one-day session to-
morrow. He would replace G.
Alvin Massenburg whose political
vitality has been on the wanei
since he helped railroad "anti-
Truman" resolutions through the
1948 convention. resulting in a
walkout by many delegates.
Mr.. Massenburg, who was
Speaker of the House of Delegates,
subsequently was defeated by al
political unknown, Victor P. Will
son Of Hampton, for reelection to
the House. When Mr.. Massenburg |,
tried to go to the State Senate,
Mr.. Wilson, identified with the
anti-organization faction, again
defeated him.
Relaxed for States.
When the convention selects It's
national convention delegates to-
morrow it will be II days behind .
the deadline set by Democratic
Party rules which state g. the ,
names Of all delegates and alter
mates are certified to the national
committee not less than Is days
prior to the opening of the ina
tlonaD convention"
Representative Cannon of Mis-
souri,. author of the official ma
tional convention manual, told
The Star. however, that an ex-
ception would be made for Vir-
ginia at Chicago.
THE rules are relaxed" Mr..
Cannon said, whenever they con-
travene law or custom in the
States. The rule is designed to
give the national committee more
time to consider contests and if .
Virginia should have a contested
delegation there would be little
time to settle it. But it could be
done. even while the national
convention iS in cocciooO
Evening star., 1952-07-16

ington County
Board.
Mr.. Cooper
defeated Fred
w. Bach in
yesterdays pri-
mary by a vote
unomcially to-
tailed at 1884
to 5,181.
It was the
CnlrQ de1eat IN
three years for
Mr.. Bach, AZ
year-old adver-
t1Slng man.
In the Mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
FARM 3 GARDEN

AZALEAS, hardy neld Grown; all COL
ors and sizes: soc and up: wholesale
and retail Open weekdays and sun.
TREE ZEE R sEEsh u rs SIS and up; get our
PAgL,s TREE sERv vT PC Lo. 5 @4557s'
FI.AGSTONE WORK-Terraces. Are.
places, retaining wall. pipe drainage
All kinds Of cement work stone
10 M9rE. poI F MsARsCCUgCc1o. Rockville.
GLADIOLuS BULBS, $40 per 1000:
soors ST. ST. 8 5 Per 1888 91s' a g., ns
ave. Silver Spring. Md. iii
GARDEN TRACTOR-1Ha hip. with
s SaHys to- \ SIl6;o0. THE C. |.
TIP t5P0r SOIL + Nd 1o, sars stoys oaG
stone. IA : 1900 "a'ei ana elue
MOWER SICKLE BAR. Jari 36.in.
cut, In very good condition. looks
Ike new. Sl2O; mower Triplex. 70
good condition, S3S5; mower, "a
In. Jacobsen Estate power. used.
has been completely overhauled BY
with sickle bar attachment In front,
overhauled by us. S225: mowers,
small power lawn mowers, used. need
work done on them; a mechanic
delight. S25 to $50 G. L. COR
NELL CO., AIS Miller ave. Be
thesda. Md. WI. $500 IS
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil. blue
stone, I'd. gravel. sand: grading and
hauling; tree removing. 10. 3-5579.
FOR SALE-Planet Jr. garden tractor
with various attachments; reason
able. Oliver 2IOO. 10
TREE WORK. reasonable. Free esti-
mates. to 10 pm. Lincoln s.
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS Expert
on lawns, trimming, fertilizing and
spraying; Tree surgery. Select nursery
stock. Drainage system. After s
Pm. excent Sun. DI. 3s42. Ia
COW MANURE. well rottsd: SO per
bu;. delivered. WA. 1929. Ii
NV GARDEN TRACTORS and ME
rotary tillers wanted; give full de-
scription and cash price. Box
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. best quality. any
guam. 1mmed. service and delivery
Landscaping. LU. 1-5563. 10
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UNDERSTANDING
MATERIALS
OPEN SAT. SUN.
PHONE AK. 1900
FREE DELIVERY

SPRING FIX-UP SALE
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT, sale or lease. bldg.
for business OWNER. Ii, a-4a43.
GARAGE FOR RENT. stock and
spoT,ns for sale located in fss.
Montgomery County: terms; long
Win JOHN nv wE ssTaes Re nj ' ana
s GT1IsiTH AP sc 1899; run. "a .S...
wk,; $3.50, $3.50 dn.; excel part
! time oppor. Box 429-M, Star -
LAUNDERETTE. doing fne business;
a real bargain. Call NO. 65l6. DE.
SIS ARCADE-Good money-maker.
sacrifice Immediately. RE. 1910.
WE KNOW HOW to operate your
fountain, restaurant. etc. on
rent, lease or concession basis. Re-
s sPonsible parties Box LETT 81.
DRY CLEANING and laundry store.
averaging $1,000 mo-; good for q
couple; sood possibilities for more
business; For sale reas. BY owner.
HiGHWAY SERVICE STATION and
garage on l acre; main route into
good business soq price s' ss,a5S &c. owner Sr
h sma 0'd Down ntsTsns end Ri T 'ks
! RoMER. Realtors. Gaithers5ure 800.
DRUG STORE in Arlington can be
purchased with low down payment,
n nst r SEiTEER 2 ,REiLTYo CO.
GROCERY 0n aS S!So. GS Is RlIs'G MER-
CHANDISE BUSINESS, IL miles
from WASHINGTON at intersection OF
s highways at T. B, Primo. GEORGES
COUNT; larse store with apt. above
at a very attractive price. For
sHs5 ;fS'f T. VENT. k ssS1ss:
INVEST in = morteag. at sc: int.
snd safe ONLY $4,000 or $4,000
needed to start. SMITH REALTY,
WILL BLY, .ny e tvp .. home Sm; or build
or Md. APP. 100 or Wa. 1894.
equipped; $500 weekly quoted. Top
in and take,-out, trade Lons lease
TY, ia. 5-Nl66. III
STATIONERY and ONCE supply busi-
mss; Wonderful OPPORTUNITY for
$4,000. ask for Col Burns. Iii
TEXACO STATION in town. Sacrifice
sale. VIII take first offer of $4,000
cash for business and euuipment.
Exceptionally good northwest traf-
r. intersection. LEGUM a. GER
PER. Realtors. Call Mr.. Kahn,
EN- 1854. ewes
WANTED. an aggressive man with
good personality who can invest
$4,000 and his services in estab-
lished corporation with many con-
facts, Salary Of S150 weekly plus
share OF profits. Investigation In
vited. For appt. write Box 16O-V,
Star 10
CONTINUED on Next PaEe)
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

LADY. 81 to So. to share large apt. !;
G S9a ave. bldg. no. $685.. Ext
MAN wishes to share with another
man. cool furn. apt. in NV. Sec
day. all day Sunday. s
UPPER 18th ST.-Girl to share new
~ furn: terrace apt. with another.
$40. GE. O79O after pm, ali
dag Sun 10
GIRL TO SHARE I-bedrm. apt, apt.
bldg, NV; section. OR. $500, Ext.
MT. PLEASANT-Young lady wishes
TO hnd another empl. lady to share
Y 9sT Nnice IAh 1gTn; vi apt AID. $751;:
apt. wardman VIC VIC. ' RitS 5 otaeTs
co. 1870 after 8 pm. -
CONN: AVE.-Business girl will share
l-oeorm. apt. in new air cond. bids.
with one other, for 8 months: twin
beds; TV. EN-. 2S47. after pm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and year.old
for comfortable 5-rm. apt near t it;tb
and Col. I'd; $50. DU. 303S.
GIRL TO SHARE APT, between %
and 80; in apt; house, NV. loca-
SINGLE employed girl TO share apt
with another; 3 rooms: all privi-
ieges; $40 wk. LII. 3-Osl4. 319
Nm 81. ne. g
MAN has modern air-cond. apt. in
NV. to share with one other under
33; $44 Box "97-R Star. I'll
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with one
cation and transp.; S37. 80 mo. DU
3O37
COLORED-REFINED COUPLE 10
share apt; ref. LII. 4-433S, Ext
phone. Ia
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr. MAYFLOwER HoTEI-clean
dble rms, kit. privil.. semipvt. bath
ladies; 81 ca. ME. 1928. Ia
1899 KENNEDY ST. NV; lge. clean
housekeeping rm., suitable fol.
sGLE:. RUNNING WATER. Ink;
quiet girl; $35. 1349 Columbia I'd.
18th ST. NV. a,oo: / rm.. for
couple; running water, Frigidaire;
adults; ais, lager -oom Ink. III
1922 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Attrac-
tive Ink rooms: also one room,
small kit, refgr. grill, $3.50 wk.
CLOSE IN. 800 R. l. AVE. Ne
Double Ink. and screened porch,
$40 each. Also front double rm with
TV; 81 so each. DU. 1909. 10
COLORED, 1916 BELMONT ST. NV.
Il rm., kit and bath. $40. JOSEPH
:; BRUNO. INC. 903 H st. NV.
coLoRED-LOvELY furnished Pm.
with range and refrigerator. Also
electric washing machine service.
ironing facilities. Prefer single
woman; $49.50 monthly. Elk. 340S.
JU. 7-6164 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms: daily maid service:
switchboard !, HI boa, service. 171S New
hr. ONCE service. phone in ali rooms;
$3.50 up. De. 1850. ~
@3I9 PA: AvE:Eqoyt. Girls; Attrac.
to everyen twin s ssdS mo- vanity Close
nicely furnished: single. Several
Tv AND REFER; in every room.
Small single; $40 Wk: Double; or
triple. Sl4-S%1. @147 F. Elk. o653.
1892 MACARTHUR BLVD. Small
rm. with running water; pvt. entr. F;
blk; bus; carlins; $50. OR. O471.
SSi6 9Th 81. .N.W.-Single ROOM
t nieeiy fu aenss% Nsss
1928 18th ST, young girls home.
share. s26-Sa0 mo. Hu. 1855 10
Tv AND REFER. in every rm. Small,
single; $40 wk;; double OF triple
$15-$21. 2147 F st. NV. Elk. O653.
DUPONT CIR. AREA-Lse.. dbl, sun
ny .rm with pvt. bath; gentlemen
, p5sf.; r Tnlim I ph no. o7e4s: 10
ANE. OhN. hIW. IOF men: twin
sss' ss%1syt sf! 4ss ssnv' to Jus
CHEVY CHI. CIRCLE-Attr. End a
bedrm. study, walk-in closets, maid
service, incl: pvt. porch overlooking
ssarden ms, NJ M5N mo- Wo. 2a4s. wS
with Kitchen. Phone No. 1914. s..
DUPONT CIRCLE (below)-Spacieus
studio rm. for man or woman
Fireplace. 4 windows. Ven. blinds
good maid service, S45 mo-. 1921
Jefferson pl. NV, bet. $40 and
5th AND UNDERwOOD-Nicely furn.,
t nsxs to RAJ PATH sSoo new homes So es0d
sIo7 ieth ST. N.W.-Bright. sinsle.
4 blk. from nj. PlessaSt esr. f 81.
FRONT nj T RooMy next sdts to BATH COW
transp; Call all day sun, ewes.
20i1 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Attrac-
tive rm., dble. or sgle. for empi
persons; well-kept home. DE. 3421
I23 LONGFELLOw ST. N.W.-Attrac.
sgle. rm.. desk, porch: COW. loo. I:
gentleman; $25 mo. GE. Os57.
1914 PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Laree dble.
bedrm., also adjoining rm, running
water: rent together; l or 2 ladies.
ST. 1876. 10
2ss JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-small
single; private home: gentleman
D SsRSS'Bv tog 1899 18th st. NV. Wa Apt
24-Furnished front room; single,
CONNECTICUT-Cat BRIGHT
and CHEEKY; mr.. shower bath: I'M
lin. phone; man; reas. HO. 1908.
1883 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Lse
dble., LIST f., pvt. bath; gentlemen
! pref; cow. 14th st. DE. 1884.
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2l39 r ST. N.W.-Elevator. switch
board svce; pvt sem gdDU baths;
MANsION CLUB-Consenial place for
boys and girls: good food; mother
like care. rates. only $50 mo. MRS
SINGER. 1890 Mass. ave. NV. 10
14OI 18th N.W.-Lovely rooms for
business people and students; Sc
lective menus: switchboard. LA
1926 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Nicely furnished single rms. fol
men: also double to share: with
running water. Good food. TV anC
social features. CLUB MASON
WENDELL TER.-A few rooms for
Cherry Festival visitors at $3.50 per
person; also vacancies for perma-
nent guests at SIS per vk. 1927
Belmont I'd. NV, MI. 9435.
as44 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Room ant
board for girls; Outside rooms
l776 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
men or girls; $50 month. Elec
Miss WELL E E Do. $3.50. shsr,
rms. for Govt employed; clean. neat
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUP. female, 3 mos. beaut.
fawn. white blaze and stockings.
c S5acaHg si FiPpI H9. 6Sl7 Sk, IA Ekc
reg; golden blond and solid black;
C sssRP 0l SSANfk WI S5Ss
selection; Axe; 4-generation pedi-
gree. AL. 09S0 ii
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs
S9od food kind supervision. KRISS
kRoss KENNELS. Fairfax 67a-J.
GREAT DANE. golden lawn, papers,
male: verv reasonable. 10. 5-36S6'
MANCHESTER PUPPIES, excel. Eas-
Ter gifts; males and females; excel
bloodline; wormed and weaned: stud
service: Call Vienna 81
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS, g.
WTks; old; pedisreed; reasonable. WI.
EASTER CHICKs-Avsil-
able for several new accounts: whole
sale only. MARTIN D. BOYER, WA.
CoLLiE PUPPIES. Axe. sable and
white, Reasonable FA. O69s. 10
WIRE HAIR. young, friendly house
broken. Reasonable. Damascus 1852
CHAMPION SIRED black and white
a ttef e. e st 45 M . assept puppy of
PARAKEETS. babies only Potential
takers from excellent bloodline
1856 Sheridan ct. NV. GE. 347S.
KITTENS, Persian or siamese; also
stud service (cha mpions and others)
MRS; HoAG. LO. 5-1975. ii
TOY FOX TERRIER and Manches-
ter mixed: female, about , years
old: gentle. affectionate. shakes
hands; No. $50 ARLINGTON AMI
MAJ MAJ WELFARE LEAGUE, oW.
OUo0 IS
COLLIE. snow white; pedisreed. fe-
male. 3 yrs. old. Real pal; $50
Also tan and white pups. mos
SIS. Elk. 6746, FA. l7l5. 10
COLLIE. pure bred. male; beautiful
sable and white; papers; q mos.
children. $75. ia. s-2469. after
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS

PIANO. srand. steinway L. mahog..
cond.: reas. CHI. 1872
PIANO. Grand. Story-Clark. walnut
case; ant. size; like new; reas. CHI.
PIAN9-New starck console with
the regular price Of $3.50. Also re.
conditioned Rrands at low prices
sHans m M 5sD sToRE S sSt
SIS; hauiins extra. PIANO MART.
INC; 1O15 18th st. NV. Gust above
the horary). Open Mon, Wed. Fri
day evenings. Ill
PIANOS FOR RENT at reasonable
rates; hauling extra; our rental In
struments are All modern pianos Of
popular types. ST. 94oO. JORDANS,
Thursday evenings. Ill
leaving city: S29S. De. $3.50. @s
PIANO, upright, with fine tone and
EXCELLENT sxSdllent appearance; S195. DE
Slightly used Lester Betsy
S sSss 'Dia ST. $685. p Hss fun MA nsz
library: Open Mon. Wed. Fri.
PIANO BARGAINS; Everett Spinet
1895: upright Gable product, S75;
Safargue. apt. size, .S195: med. size
Knabe. 1895; grands. Shaw tmade
Tspsired;' free delivery, PAU PAUL ' COL.
American storase Blds.. s ssi
georgia ave, AID. 592S. ii.
PIANOS-Shop around and then visit
Jordan's. We feel that a COMPARE
WJili Annuinra tak
the best values in pianos, particu-
lsrly moderately priced instruments
Choice of IL famous makes. Pay
as little as $25 down, with the bal
ance payable over three years
1ORDANS, corner 18th and 9 SITS
NV Phone ST. s400. Open Thurs
PlANOS--We have . very nice selec-
ton Of completely reconditioned
grands on sale at low prices for
quality instruments: ST. 9400.
JORDAN'S, corner 18th and @ SITS.
fsso t Ent ass sas Ser Kr As' ssS
PiASo, a s ST. Grand. S. T.. No.
:;s3 used only I mos. sabstan-
$40 110S G st. NV: Ia
= used console? Come in and Sc
lect one from the following makes:
Diacron console. Gable console. Also
M,,s Used 90 apt II, g Yas. CAMPBELL
PIANO. Steinway, used upt., S275.
Call D1. S469 for information. --12
PIANOS-You can now have . new
Steinway. Kimball, Sohmer, Gull
bransen or Gable piano under our
famous Rental-Purchase Plan.
Monthly rates from $3.50. All rent
paid applies on purchase price If
you decide to buy later. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. 11OS G st. NV. DI.
S464. -l2
PIANO, apt. size Baby Grand. Veg
man; good condition. Reasonably
priced. AK. 5O12. after $50 pm.
PIANOS. steinway grands tused,. 4
sizes. 81. 81" 51Oh". Civ"
now available at CAMPBELL
MUSIC co, authorized Steinway
dealer l1OS @ st. NV. DI. 84R4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
SLIPS PER WEEK

SLIPS PER WEEK
Double rm.. LIST FIR, maid service, l
block of Conn. walking distance
downtown, 1925 18th st. NV. 10
C0LORED-S61 Princeton PL. NV.
double size rooms lady or employed
couple; also 1908 Col I'd. NV. shar,
apt, End floor front private and
best transp. RIA. 1888 after s pm
COLORED-WELL-FURN. RM.-Nea,
Dupont Circle. Settled empl. lady on
gentleman; $50 wk. ME. O1OS
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RIM. 70,
cple;, or girls. Kit. and laund
pIaaivils. 1885 Vernon st. NV. DE
COLORED-:OIs 5th ST. N.w.-Lse
front rm.. twin beds, for men or
cple; Use Of kit CO. O340. 10
COLORED-68 r ST. N.W.-Two
rms for couple or :! ladies. $50 mo
COLORED-TWO ROOMS, nicely
furn;. sgle: and dble Cow. transp.
"a blk. 14th ST.. 116th. All priyils
Phone MI. 4114 ii