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Evening star., 1952-10-01

with Reynolds Metals follows a
hectic and difficult summer
when Barry was seriously i'll.
He is completely well now and
and after three perfect weeks at
the Coral Beach Club in Ber-
muda, they went down to Louis
vile last week and bought them
selves a house. Already on the
job in Louisville. Barry will be
back for the next two week
ends when numerous parties will
be tossed in their direction.
Biggest of all will be the Black
Ties cocktail-do in their honor
on the 11th.
The William MacCrackens'
daughter Nell will answer to
mademoiselle all this winter.
After picking up a bit of Span
ish at the University of Mexico
summer course, Nell sailed for
Europe August 20 on a Norwe-
gian freighter to learn to parler
en- francais. Already ensconced
in Reid Hall, Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid's beautiful chateau which
Is now full of Smith College
Juniors, etc., studying at the
Sorbonne. Nell is taking her
sophomore year at the Sorbonne
and plans to enter Barnard next
fall. Whatever she does, it will
be different. Her family have a
hard time keeping up with her.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Mrs. Tufty
|Wi|E Speak

Mrs. Esther Van Wagner Tufty
left last evening for Grand Rapids,
Mich, where tomorrow she will
speak at the dedication of the
memorial to the late Mrs. Arthur
H. Vandenberg. The memorial is
an auditorium of the Women's
City Club of Grand Rapids of
which Mrs. Vandenberg was a very
active member. She wrote at least
one article for their magazine
every year and was entertained by
the club whenever she visited her
Grand Rapids home.
Mrs. Vandenberg, during the
days Of the late Senator Vanden-
berg's years as president pro tenn
pore of the Senate, was acting
president Of the Senate Ladies'
Lunch Club. She was tireless in
her enthusiasm for the work of
this group and was instrumental
in the making of awards to men,
bers for the greatest accomplish
ment in work for the Red Cross.
AS a Red Cross worker she sue
ceeded in furnishing a lounge for
convalescent servicemen at Boiling
Field which she secured through
the American Newspaper Women's
Club OF which she was an associate
member and served on the Board
of Directors.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
By Betty Beole

Some Of the invitations went
out yesterday. more will 60 out
today to an Election Return
Party that has the towns tele-
phone wires burning. No names
are on the invitations so. OF
course, curiosity is high and
widespread. Will it be a Re-
publican or Democratic gather
ing, the recipients want to know.
and who Of their friends will
they see there?
The Election Return Party
Committee, that numbers four
but prefers to remain nameless.
has invited several hundred
Capitalites to a subscription
party on Tuesday, November 4,
"from 8 o'clock until victory" at
22OO Kalorama road where COM
plete television coverage is Of
fered and dancing to Devron's
orchestra from 10 o'clock on.
The subscription fee also in
cludes everything emanating
from the bar and the midnight
buffet.
The Committee guarantees
that it is not a one-party party.
but about equally divided be-
tween Democrats and Republic
cans with Government officials,
diplomats and residents in
cluded. The list closes, the in
vitation admonishes, after 400
acceptances.
The address borrowed for the
occasion is a house owned BY
Natalie Schenck which has just
been vacated by the Egyptian
Educational Mission. Tables.
chairs, four or five TV sets and
other accoutrement will be
moved in for the occasion. Lest
the merrymaking Of the dancers
interfere with the serious listen
ers, the orchestra will be on one
floor, the TV sets on another.
The theory is that nobody Is
going to bed that night anyhow
and that there's nothing like a
little motion on the feet to re-
lieve a strain on the brain. just
how the two-party party can
remain peaceful and harmonious
is something else again.
BorkIey Takes Verbal
Poke at Nixon
Going the rounds at lunch
time at the Colony yesterday
was one part Of Vice President
Barkley's speech in Paducah last
week that didn't get into print.
It didn't require any graphic
explanation to indicate to his
listeners that the Weep had Sem
ator Nixon's TV speech in mind
when he made the following re-
marks before introducing Gov.
Stevenson to his Kentucky
audience.
II haven't been around much
lately because I'm farmer now
and I've been busy farming"
drawled the Weep. adding that
everything was in bad shape.
II had so acres OF corn and the
drought destroyed the corn, so
I had to sell the hogs and had to
buy some hay in Wisconsin to
carry my cattle through the
winter. But now" continued
Barkley. his voice choking with
tears, II might have to sell my
cattle, and don't know but I
might have to sell my farm" He
gulped, But, by golly," his voice
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Exclusively Yours
Hundreds Of Cuptutes Invited Election Return Porv.
Vice President Bo<Iey Borrows Cue From Senator Nixon

was breaking now, II have a
pretty wife and a dog and I'm
not going to let them go!"
AS usual he brought the house
down.
Mrs. Davies Welcomes
New Granddaughter
FRS. Joseph e. Davies won't
in to the Washington scene
tor another week or 10 days.
She's in New York with her
youngest daughter, Nedenia, who
presented to husband Stanley
Rumbough. jr.. z pounds and 6
ounces OF femininity yesterday
morning. The Rumbough's first
little girl who is preceded by two
small brothers, Stanley Hutton
and David Post. will be named
Diane Colgate Rumbough. The
Colgate name comes from her
paternal great grandfather, the
founder of the Colgate Co.
Borry Woodses to Move
To Louisville
Barry and Bonnie Woods will
desert the Capital in two weeks
for a permanent move to the
home of the Derby turf classic.
It's not horses but aluminium
that lifts the Woodses out of this
vicinity and sets them down in
Louisville. The new and better job
Evening star., 1952-10-01

Miss Florence Biedzynski. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Stella Biedzynski OF
Brentwood, Md, was married re-
Gently to Mr.. Anthony Rzasa
U. S. NJ. son of Mrs. Mary Rzasa OF
JohnstoWn, Pa. Father Hughes
performed the ceremony which
was held at st. James Catholic
Church.
The couple are now residing in
Brentwood.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Junior League Miss Bradley
Fall Luncheon To Be Wed

The Washington Junior League
has set October IS for the date
Of their annual fall luncheon. The
gathering will take place at IL
o'clock at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. Malachi Harvey. technical
assistant to the Secretary Of the
Treasury will speak on Narcotic
Menace Today"
This event marks the official be.
ginning of volunteer activities fol
the organization this season.
Evening star., 1952-10-01

MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Ray
Bradley of Falls Church announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Suzanne, to Mr.. James Edward
Dickson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Halliday Dickson Of Falls Church.
Miss Bradley attended Mary
Washington College of the Univer-
lsity of Virginia and George WASH
Iington University. Her fiance was
graduated from Virginia Poly
technic Institute in 1850,
Evening star., 1952-10-01

st. Francis Xavier Church was
the scene on September ~ of the
marriage of Miss Mary L. Ball,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
c. Ball of Arlington, to Mr..
Joseph J. Bartos. He is the son of
Mrs. John Bartos of Coral Hills,
Md, and the late Mr.. Bartos.
Father Robert McMain officiated
at the ceremony after which q re-
ception was held at the Hotel 240O.
The couple will make their
home in Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
.CoHison-Lee

At All Hallows Church in David
sonville, Md, Miss Martha Elsie
Lee, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman w. Lee Of Cloverlea. Md,
formerly of Arlington, Va, became
the bride recently of Mr.. E. Audrey
Collision. Mr.. Collision is the son
of Mrs. May Collision of Mayo,
Md, and the late Mr.. Collision.
The Rev. Wade Hampton officiated
at the ceremony after which q re-
ception was held at the home of
the brides parents.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Society yNews:
By Katherine M. Brooks

The recently inaugurated Vice
President of Bolivia, Senior Her
nan SileS Suazo, and his daugh-
ter, Ana Maria, left their home
land yesterday for Washington
They are expected in Miami to-
day and will reach the Capital
tomorrow.
s. Sonora de Siles already is in
Washington where she came a
few weeks ago to visit her
brother-in-law and sister, the
Commercial Counselor of the Bo.
livian embassy and Sonora de
Rovira. Sonora de Siles will join
the Vice President and their
daughter and they will be guests
of the Ambassador and Sonora de
Andrade.
Here for Week
The visitors are expected to be
in Washington about week and
the Ambassador and Sonora de
Andrade are planning one or
more parties for them, the dates
to be set when the Vice President
arrives.
Assistant Secretary Of State
Edward G. Miller, jr., also will
be host to the visitor, though no
day is selected as yet. Vice Pres
ident Siles is coming to this coun-
try as the head of the Bolivian
delegation to the General Assem-
bly, of the United Nations, which
will meet in New York this month.
Netherlands Party
Netherlands Ambassador and
Nine. van Roijen were hosts at
luncheon today. entertaining in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. Logan following the presentation
of an award from the Neither
lands to Mr.. Logan. The rank of
commander in the Order of
Nassau was given to Mr.. Logan in
recognition of his great contribu-
tion to the recovery of commercial
relations Of the Netherlands and
Germany and to the recovery of
the Dutch economy in general,
Mr.. Logan served as director
general of the Joint Export I'm
port Agency in Germany until
1850 when he became consultant
to the Undersecretary of the Army.
Chief of Protocol and Mrs. John
F. Simmons and the Netherlands
Representative to the United
Nations General Assembly, the
Rev. L. ]. C. Beaufort with mem
bers of the embassy staff were
others at the luncheon.
Ambassador Kimny Host
The Cambodian Ambassador,
Mr.. Nong Kimny, entertained at
dinner last evening in his apart
ment in Wardman Park Hotel.
His guests included French Am
bassador and Nine. Bonnet, and
Wet Nam Ambassador and Nine.
Tran Van Kha.
Deputy Chief of Protocol and
Mrs. Raymond D. Muir, Mrs.
Philip Bonsal, wife of the director
of Southeast Asian Affairs in the
State Department; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hoey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Runkle were others at the
dinner.
No Stote Functions
There will be no State dinners
or receptions at the White House
until after the Inauguration of a
new President. In other years
the official schedule of entertain
ing in the Executive Mansion has
been given out in the early autumn
so that hosts and hostesseS might
avoid giving parties the same eve
ming with the expectation of hav-
ing diplomats and officials as their
guests.
Three State functions have been
slated in December through re-
cent years-the dinner to the
Cabinet, the dinner to chiefs OF
diplomatic missions and the recep-
tion to the diplomatic corps. Thus
the President and his wife were
able to complete the schedule of
Evening star., 1952-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hamilton
jr.. of Ithaca, N. Y, announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Ruth Elnora, to Mr.. Charles K.
Fisher, son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M.
Fisher of Detroit.
Miss Hamilton was graduated
from Cornell University and Is
now with the United States Geolo-
gical Survey in Arlington. Her
flance is an alumnus of Michigan
State College and received his
Masters Degree from the Univer-
iSity of Iowa.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT BOoKKEEPER. part
time, $50 wk.; work at home; all
books. payroll, letters, statement:
tax returns. RE. S4s4 after 8
cSoiMi1PsAkNi1oN-HELpER, refined, M mid
dle-aged, no ties, good reference.
PRACTIcAE NURSE, trained, col,
desires pos. caring for aged Or in
valid person; La. 6-4S16 ~.
no 0. BIS; doctors refs. RIA, ~ 53ss.
SECRETARY to executive; many yrs
admin. exper.; mature, capable; 8
days. 30 hrs. Box 144-K. Star. 2Ss
SECRETARY to executive. mature. S5.
tx esrrs pOsisiSnss Rsa al sssDsSIs ale taking fun
WOMAN. desires resident manager's
job; apt; b. b., r. h.. exper.; refer
erce: employed. Box ka-K. Star. 27.
EDITORIAL Or RESEARCH wanted
newspaper and trade mag. exp; Box
IEMrI6YHENT hMffI6' siaS; for our reliable. trust
worthy. practical nurse. MI. ss eSss-
FULL OR PART TIME. perm. or temp
sec;- ;-typist. tsletype opr., gen. once.
MATURE LADY STUDENT desires rm.
ips-R' sps soaES ss.r for c0mpani0n'hiDs; s7s Boz
EVENING OR Oh NIGHTwoRK; drug
store and other selling exper.: win
answer tel. or baby sit. Ii. 4-1469.
WILL PREPARE MEALS and keep
house for elderly person or refined
couple; baby sitting exper. in both:
ref. exch. Box 149-K. Star. 27s
COLORED GIRL wants waitress or
fountain work. Experienced. Ii.
coLORED HIGH SCHOOL GRADU-
ATE desires daywork, days wk.
Can bet. IL and 4:30 Pm, RA. 1898.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
AUDIO CONSULTANTS
THE CHEQUIRE HOUSE
600 Rins ~ Siev


RADIATORS. varied sizes, SI2 each;
also septic tank $40. AD. 0258.
RANGE. Norge electric; Westinshouse
sss, sssessaa1r sah aE e. Hoo Il ca n.s s.si sss.
RANGE-Norge, gas. ss-in.. 4 burn
srs;; snsgysr nsgysr used; S95. Can Green
RECoRDER-wire. silver Tone; I Used
WEI sacrifice Seu, call Ju.
REFRsIbGGERAroR-oss used; % in ex.
sellent condition; $50. call Wo.
RiE1fiRRiiGERAToR. IT.. Norge, nSS brand
RafRfGhRAfoEf PIRSf fI AfTsf aa aogaFins ds Md 1e ats
medei. perfect condition. S100. CT.
RsFRiGERAToR. Ca. serveI. az q eu.
H.. excel. cond. Original cost, $500,
sasrifiee ct 500; quick sale. Bet.
S7s RR2Ih.pXT;oRS R;Egh. vT; 9RSsl. 81 ;, ar sss,,s
new. never used, also TV Motorola.
RaEffSsfHGGasRxroEp aif sHGa e. sIslsa4 lissa'4o. 8 a ca r.,
excel. ccnd. Best offer over S45.
sMESR,aERAroR MH GIL and Zero Fresaer. ea
l0x10 with compressors. practically
new. RE Q723. RA. 3158. -27
- Crosley SheIva.
dor, Gu q; never used; $l75.
REfiRIGEtRsAITTCcER, ITcE Friridaire. "a and
Brown gas range; uncrated but un:
ostv,,1s sssS Wiil Lasl ss sat e. wholesale Gan
CONTINUED on Nsxt Pasal
Evening star., 1952-01-26
SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc
'G.M.W.-COLORED GIRI

.GH.W.-COL0RED GIRL desires
morning work, part time. 8 til lS;
neat and experienced. Ii. $500, :
GIRL. eoiorsd,- with refs. Monday
GIRL desires days work. Good ref
erences. LA. 6-7364. az
HOUSEKEEPEK, middle-Aged, white:
very dependable and experienced In
all branches Of Housekeeping: excel
lent references; sleep In. Fairfax
HouisSEsKislEEPHNG ana competition;
widow and 4-yr.-oId son, live In;
refs. II recuired. LU. 4-7045. ---27 J.
HOUSEKEEPER, Scandinavian. COM
petent; 5-day wk. preferred. Box
MAID wishes to take care Of child
for working parents; 5-day week.
AID. 6976. 1T
WOMAN, colored. desires domestic
work. Mon, Tues. Thurs; ref. II.
lWOMAN. colored. desires day work.
| ironing or cleaning Phone Ii.
Il WISH WISH TO PLACE MY MAID foz
R.h,W., 6-day wk.. ii Bethesda: eL.
eellent references. Oh, 6096. --25
Evening star., 1952-01-26
hELP WoMEN

STENOGRARHER. claim once. IN.
surance COMPANY. 6-day week Eood
Eerking condiMtions; ~ SS2s sS ( per M no.
STENoGKAPHER and typist IN small
patent 5irm: accurafe and depend
year; years oid. SSDHS Box 1cdi-k. Sta Star. ' 80 e
STENOGRAPHER - Permanent posi-.
tion with large food manufacturer;
pleasant working conditions. good
starting salary, with mefitorious
increases: 44.hr. Wk.; all holidays
paid vacations. group insuranee, hos.
pitalization and surgical dement's a
dow cost. Box 364-D. Star. 2$
GTEN0GRAPHER. for Catholic insti-
tuition; typing and shorthand neces.
sary skg ecl9r ns, e bserieF sar frsr Csli re R5
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. Eoot
personality. high-grade once, legAl
sential. Box 362-H. Star. -27
STENOGRAPHER, law arm: S-das
week: $50; speed and accuracy es.
sential. Phone MA. 1878 for aD.
sffENo5GtaRsAsiPHER, iEiNaos5GtaRsAsiPHER for trade associa. ,a
tion ONCE. Interesting position
: pleasant working conditions. Apply
Rm, 326. washington Bldg, 15tf
ana N. Y. ave. NV. -T27
STENOGRAPHER, permanent position
for. woman 1895, diversified work
5-day wk. No Saturday. Many EN-
ploye benefits. PRUDENTIAL m.
SURANCE CO., Elk. 4360. --27
Evening star., 1952-01-26
RIIIInIN1I MATERIAL

BUILDING MATERlALs-Fire es,
sash and I-heanns. furnaces, oil and
coal, het-air and steam pipes. mt
tings all sizes. LO. 3-7896. Open
daily. EVENINGS and sundays. "a
BOILDING MATERIAL - 4 steel
sashes, 61x5I; 48 It. iron fence and
gate, complete; 1-pieee sink. 81 IN;
2 thin-tube radiators. Ak. 3256.
~ 81 ;;ssaIIss ,s:: ss.i.
BUTrER III. cREAMs. Valentine pack
a.. IL pounds only; $I.25 retail:
80 '.sm for your church. chapter.
council, lodge, etc. Good profit. Call
r. s. HoUCK. Wa. 2t4O. II
-. Ot.A1O.N Monroe electric;
S9t 30. UNITED TYPEWRTTER CO..
CAMERA-Linho6 Press. 4x5. xenar
f:3.S, Anguion 1851 case. aces;
CAMERt. Leica III f., Eimar lens;
new. u. 3-1602. E :.
CAMERAS, used studio equipment.
Century studio camera % and stand; @
nress. aim holders enlargers and
PoRp SRiSli iPHoTo.S .S'saaHsIs sUPrIY NC. spsii sta
cAsH HEGisTEk Sos. See Il store.
czsia1 kEdiassffEinssis. iassffEi nis N..,onsi ~ Ss,:
small and Isrge machines. CITY
TRADING CO. 2o26 l4th st. NV.
: ( 4
Evening star., 1952-01-26

MAN AND WIFE. white. manage dry
cleaning store and route. nr. Coiieee
Park. Nd; must be able TO give
good refs; guaranteed salary tg
start. Also men and women to solicit
dry cleaning; 10ss commission paid.
Apply STYLE CLEANERS, 3707
TsxfSEE iSsSiSis IN MANAGER, cafeseria: I ex-
cellent opportunity for man OF WON.
an desiring to learn cafeteria 0per-
alton: must Be ambitious. energetic,
accurate with figures and able to
!, supervise personnel; good base sal
airy. fine opportunity for advance
melit. paid vacation and other hene-
fits with an expanding. organization:
excel working conditions at local
and out-of-town locations. Apply be-
tween 2 a.En. and 5 p.m:. or Satur-
day III pm. CLEAvES FOOD
sSasEV1CE SalaV ~ corr; , See Mr; simpscgns,
RART-TIME ACTING m Nv com.
Inerciai films; dramatics or modelling
helpful but not essential. Box 132-K
Star. IL
Evening star., 1952-01-26

once nee06 typ1St-recepClOnlSt, keep
simple books. Call ST. 8S17 week
days. 81
TYPISTS AND STENOS.
Ages 1880. Splendid opportunity fol-
advancement; 5-day week: all bene-
pan pany. ~'ih NA. iazSe 45oe. As INSURANCE 81 S
WAITRESS, experiencedA paTt-time
local girl gEefsr5ed l,,. H0UsE aIGH oF q
boro pike. District Hghts., Md. -27
WAITRESS. white. Apply in person,
3709 Ga. ave. NV. -2S
WAITRESS. experisnced Whise; I gay; 3
Conn. ave. NV. 20
Ice. 1ppiy sEEAFARES REsTAu-
WAITRESS. white, experienced, good
REsFAuRSNT. lsstH faa s0Ga 1so VII. ave-. esoN
WAITRESS, twhite,. experienced: 70,
Apply In. person. 81 CLUB, 3lOt
Naylor I'd. s.e. -27
WAITRESS, white; 6:day wk.; $40
meals and tips. No beer. Neighbor.
hood business. blks. from Capitol
ne. Must have good ref. Exper
preferred but not nee. Ii. 4-1100
WOMEN! Sell House of Plastic prod
ucts through popular party plan
Free training and sample kit
HOUSE OF PLASTICS, 2435 1Stf
st. NV. AID. 1884. 10
YOUNG LADY. general drug store
saleswork. nights per week; ex-
perienced preferred. COLONIAL
DRUG-LIQUOR, 1119 18th st. NV.
ESTABLISHED CONCERN needs EN-
cient person capable Of operating
own dept. Stenographic exp. essen
tial. Position perm. Starting salary
$500 per mo. Reply to Box 434: H,
ATTRAC. srb. YOUNG WOMAN to work
in our .Sil. Spg. store selling paint
and Wallpaper. Decorating exper. de-
sired but not necessary. Apply in
person, Mr.. Duncan, UNION WALL
PAPER AND PAINT CO.. S4S9 Fem
tim ST.. Sill spg. 2T
TWO WHITE LADIES-Baptis home
for children; practical nurse and
cook. Pleasant surroundings. room,
bath and board. Good pay. Apply
MRS. r. F. DUNMIRE, 119 Sth
st. s.e., Monday. -@
Evening star., 1952-01-26

ADDITIONS AND REMODELING,
terms. Call ME. 6985 any time for
free estimate. CENTRAL CON-
TRACTING co. 931 N. Y. ave. NV
ASPHALT 6RfVEWAYS. parking lott
Or private roads: free estimates
Telephone OIL. 1900 or OIL 46f7.
ASPHALT TILE WORK done, reason.
ably. Call 10. S-2497. --27
BRICKLAYING, stone, concrete work
general repairs; free estimates;
p.n' pMsi9iL IL. slae 1890. 0aly' s1y ss4. AZ aug Ms7
BRICKWORK-Reta walls, ga
RACES, chimney repair. also concrete
and stoneWork. New construction Or
repair. Cali RICHARDSON. GE. 1898.
BRICK WORK. chimneys. flreplaces.
walls, steps, porches, garages: all re-
pairs; Al work. After 5, MI. 611S.
BRICK WORK in general: freplaces.
porches, retaining walls. concrete
rS m Sa4a al
Evening star., 1952-01-26

|ELDERLT LADY desires home In Fails
Church area. VII. care for child.
solle housework: small pay. aGH.
coon CLEANER desires 5-day week;
S8 week and eaYfare. Hu. 7796.
|COLORED GIRL. exper. and depend
able, desires I.h.w. or caring for
children; 3 dayss g week; $40 and
C0LORED LADY desires days work.
/ COkORED LADY, young, exper.. de-
sires cleaning or days work. D1
COIORED WOMAN wants S days
work. steady or BY the day. no
nights. co. 4454. -27
ICOLORED WOMAN desires part
time Lh.w.ssof baby sitting. HU.
| COEORED WOMAN desires day work.
cleaning, good laundress Of mems
shirts Ref. Ii. 6-0S60.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
NATIONAL AIRPORT
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER. EXPERIENCED. for small
contracting arm; full charge
MOUNT EXCAVATION CO.. i4i
Kennedy st. NV. RA. 5126. --28
COUPLE, white, 30-40 yrs. Of age;
man, otherwise employed. woman
to take care small NV. turn. rm
house; free furn. ejc. ant. incl. utii
and linens. Call AID. 9310. ask fol
MRS. NoyAKY. between 7-l0 pm,
FARMER AND WIFE. over 40. ns
by Nd. wife to do general house
work. Furnished house and fan
salary. Must be dependable; reference
required. Apply 10l7 7th st.. NV
SfNGEKS, interested Ia the classic
songs Of Scotland, are cordially. In
yited to Join the ST, Andrews Society
For details, eall JUSTIN LAWRk
SL 6o5S. N
Evening star., 1952-01-26
.lscsL. ron sALs tcsa..l

CASH REGlgTE1. Natinnal 8 total
tape:. Seod cond. Cali MR. aAtfI.
syn I1 Aaa eses.. WI. S024; weekssys,
cEsgETEnY LOT wrTH i srTIs,
Eprt Lincoln cemetefy. GE. s9e2. .s,s
y I asss' ssssfi; si:s''se ~ 'ses -
CHAIRS l1Sl. mirrored dispiay case,
Monroe 81. NV. IN. 6344. -1
CHANDELlER CzEcHoSLQVAKIAN,
cut crystal EARNED; sacrifice, $3.50.
FRENCH REGENCY FURNITURE,
lamps, brie-a-hfacs. end tables, cock
I tai tables; magnificent hfeakfrent
cafpetS included Must be seen II
be appreciated: 1862 Geranium st.
nv. betty, 9 and Sat; and sun,
CLEANER, Steam. mounted On trailer;
csTorEEs@iaSy's coat coat. fur collar;
also plaid cloth coat, 1915; sew.
h eral cocktail dresses. No dealers
Phons Ill only. Ma. a492. Apt
COAT. lady's cloth, silver fox collar
sise 40-44; priced, $50. OR. 93ol
coafPREssoR. reiriser.sion. j h.p.
s9 eeo,.lon Slsse 3sss0 sss III efa.ess Il s.. 0ss
COPPER TUBING
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COUCH WITH SLIP COVER-con-
vankiOnAl style. Excel. cond. Reas
II. 3-4O47. 1915 Nd. ave- ne;
CRIH maple with mattress. plus
maple hishchaIr and scales: $50
DAASESSffcdSsr. Az SSfcdSsr with matching S sh.,,
and slipcoyers. for both pieces, $50
DSaAaiEssaPeS1hr-custom SAi sae1h built. over overall
$50 asS1 eash. j "a Phons Ss 6E. Sc l51s. M -s7 w
sIsEs ss'sas ssss sondI.lsh s!s
DSasvHkNTPoRT SsH TolR ise..: M Lawson type. sot,
blue, best quality wool frieze. re.
proofed at cost Of Sl65. First S146
cash ssss i APT q. I9 hpt. N Agna MnSR:
ton. Va. bstWeen 10 and 5 Sun
|DEsK-33x6S. knotty pine. custom
made; excellent condition; typewrit.
er compartment. matching chair
$50, Phone OIL. 60ss. --27
IDEsKS--Executive. 90 in..s walnut
$45; oak. $36; gevolv. chairs. wal.
$26; oak, SIS; new steel comb. file
desks (41 60 inch, mahogany finish
double. fiat TOP. IN good condition o..
mAhog. finish. NO. $500. AZ
$50: mans. y ct. $76; lady's ct,
Sppx', j Ct. 500; iady,s ~ Cts;
$40O; mans. 2h cts, 1'his lash"
1915. All prices include mountings
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON q
Co. 1923 II st. NV. ME. S440;
DIAMOND BROOCH. platinum. ur.
gent sale. Weshinston jewelers. ap'
praisal Sept. 81, $1,000. No reas
offer refnted. Telephone. EN-. $67t
IDIAMOND.PLATIUM bracelet. up
wards Of z cts: beautiful link pat
terms. Must be seen to be appre
276.H. Star, or phone sun. WO