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Evening star., 1952-02-29
Conna||y's SquabbIe
with General EnIiven!
Hearing on Seaway
SenutOt Questions Picks
Patriotism on Basis
Or incomplete Sentence
On nc AllstIalsA kllII

Lit. deH. Lewis A! Fiek chief u
| Atty Ehgiheetsy said tHday thai
III the Bt baWtEtlee BeHWAy Ia HUI
Ibuiit Hthe MidWest steel it1dustfS
fAees tilstatl0h u the seab6Ard'
NFhe eG0H0fliG, consequences Il
lthe MidWest e6tld be tfAgIGN HI
lt9td the behate F0felsh ReiAti0hl
| IeHthHlltteel
qEfil PICK and ehaFmaH G9nl
| t(igfeiHtFSY' 'sRIaOnff VIA GVBlt4a 'StslRIIl
w. av6ld BeG9mlhe A see9ndars
Natl9Ai
INTERRUPTED hy ReRRt0E
!, senateF G0hhalW mteFFHRtea
sh4Btlngi
IN sR asteHHdad that any patFir
1tlG american WHHld eXpFess hHef
IsfnnA!ae|GRH A!a|GR!H RsE tRhv sTHHRtEE RRtGD,l,. \ Q!
seeQndRFy Natlpn,
NJ did not nv N would becpml
N ,seeapdaFy NAtlan " does naI
aaapt he seaWay'" Gen Flek Fe'
'Nphis country senator Con.
nRlly said, ''is the strongest, rich,
est Nation on earth, You, q lieu.
tenant general, let II 30 out 10 thu
Nation That tho United States II
10 become q secondary nation,
am aStounded that you say that"
Finishes Reading Sentence.
Senator Green, Democrat, oi
Rhode Island suggested Gen. Pick
he allowed 10 finish the sentence
he had started 10 read from hil
prepared statement,
Gen. Pick then read;
III the United States is 10 avoid
becoming O secondary nation. an
increasing amount OF our iron ore
requirements must DO supplied
from other sources 10 meet the
ever.expanding peacetiIne needs Of
our rapidly growing population
and industrial machine. and this
need Is now being accentuated by
the extraordinary demands OF the
mobilization draft"
At another point when Senator
Connaily protested Gen. Picks
placing some material In the rec.
ord. Senator Wiley, Republican, of
Wisconsin told the Texan your
liver Is of or bile Is not working
right"
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Hawaiian HsieI Strike Erds

HONOLULU f1ebl 90 tFaA
tw0sweek strike which eFIbFled
service Al three blush Walklkl Fes
Is9Ft hotels was settled last nlaht,
fBlaht hundred strikers WIFI PetllIi,
70 W0Fk staFtlnR t0mePP0W nlGhi,
the workers won R ibsIn0nth G9Da
tFaet providing feF a 6ESreent
IaVeFase heHFiy vase raise .
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Eskimos for Eisenhower

SHISHMAREF, Alaska, Feb. %
'R.-Eskimos In this tiny Arctic
village l25 miles from Russian
Siberia have organized an Ike
for-President" Club. Leaders, who
listen to the radio regularly, are
urging all Eskimos to get behind
Gen. Eisenhower'S candidacy even
though as Alaskans they cannot
vote.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Evergreen Types Listed
In New Garden Book

II YOU SFt wondering whsi tybs Oh
evergreen u beH suited 10 ySuf lsHd.
seSplAs needs, ysu'Il HAD the sHsveF Ia
The slsFI HewIy publIshed Garden BsSk
Supplement, ASw On ssIe lSF d cents
q HevsllsAdl end Ia lAe lSbbv Oh The
Sisg bvildiAsi
A handy lsblG Ia me bssk sbsI me
Hsmes end heishlI Of mere thea DO
evelsFetAh fheN che u tsmpIele In.
islmsilSA on Feses end shsGy IGwAIl On
lsls siih me supplement Il me IsFseT
sigF 6sTdeA beskr fsseiheI, lhey BFs,
vide Q eempleie suIdG isF Westminster
cree ssGdsAIAgr
Evening star., 1952-02-29
New Queen Asks Pvsysvs

LONDON FEB 30 l#I,azlaJeeF
Elizabeth t0ld BFlt0nS l0daE Sh(
wants them 70 pray Tor hef ana
her family PPesldlng ever 4
meeting Of the PPlVE Council shl
approved Two orders on the form
prayers should take In the nas
Items churches
Evening star., 1952-02-29

ROME FEB. 20 (A9.-Disorders
In which 10 persons were arrested
attended the opening Of the Amer.
icar-made movie "T'he Desert Fox"
az two Rome theaters last night,
The picture concerns the career
OF Field Marshal Erwin Rommel,
who commanded Axis forces m
North Africa In World war II.
Evening star., 1952-02-29
DC. Meat Firm
Owners Facing
Quiz on Taxes
Grand Jury to Ask
KoIkers If They
Paid Fees to Any One

The Justice Department hal
announced that owners OF Q
Washington meat company will
be asked TO tell @ Federal grane
jury here about the handling ol
o tax case against them.
The owners are Samuel anc
Sidney Kolker, owners Of the
Washington Beef & Provision Co
Their case was aired last De-
cember by the House Ways and
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Uranium Reported Found
In Northern Manitoba
" Wb ABINtIHIed BJelt

- - FNsNNtNiuu FTShs
THE PAS Manitoba, Febl sS,--.
A possible uranium strike has beer
reported IN Northern Manitoba
More thar 800 claims have been
hied f6P stAklhGs In the WekuSk0
bake area abeut DO miles liePthE
east OF here The Pas IA 800 miles
northwest Of WlnniBea near The
saaka aeeheWan border
Uranium "A AD ingredient neeeSs
saFv leF pFeaHelna atemleA AeneFavr
Evening star., 1952-02-29
French Cabinet Falls
On Issue Of 15% Rise
In Taxes for Defense
Premier Fuure Upset,
309- 7S3, After Only
40 Days In Office
IN lhs A..hLlAlAA kll.a

PARIS. FEB. 5g.-ttetth Pre-.
tttiet Edgat Fautt lost d pte-dawt
vote t6day 6h his Bill To ititteAsV
taxes t5 per teht To bay teatttiA
tttettt tbsts A1d bt6Hibtiy tesisHed
| Ptesidtht vihGeht AtttiHt tlttftset
ihtb the tAHsieh ttiAze III flteHet
| bBiitits HI seAtth bf 4 tiew Ptetiiei
! Eh6 Gat dik Ab tHe tti6hey t6 BAR
| FtaHte's bHAte " tlsihs AttAhtit
defthse t6stsi
4he National Assembly tllrBeF
a9WhI aQB t9 gBSl Mfi FAHFes tal
Blan ,Atter the BfFmlef feieGtal
w ,altefnAtlte BlAh f9f 4 BeI
efht sAles taSi
He had faFmed biz cabinet AH
IanHary aA-AHly NJ days asa H(
lqst aHt on the seeHnd III a9 V9tel
~ e9nhaenfe he had pHt bef9Ff
the ASSEMBLY
ReateR by RlghtlSt psalltlsR,
Rlght WlngeFs, led by the fol-
Lowers pf Gen, Charles DO GaVllf
and inilHdlNg "a members af nv
FaHFes own RRdlGal Socialist
Party, tHmhled The Premier and
got The first chance TO set VIZ q
new government
A rightlst coalition might agree
on q new sales tax but would find
the harness troublesome on other
issues, The daulllsts, for example,
strongly oppose the European
army plan Nnless the nations In II
federate politically first,
Mr., Faure had Just returned
from the Lisbon meeting Of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton which Endorsed the European
army plan and where the United
States promised France additional
aid OF $500 million.
But Mr.. Faure announced
France would have 10 raise 6b bill
lion francs (about Sl67 million)
10 pay her part OF increased de-
tense costs.
Taxes Core Of Objection.
Proposed income tax measures
were the core Of objections TO the
tax bill. The right wingers also
fought his plan for employers TO
give another ] per cent OF their
wage bill for social security funds.
and his demand for q special
$l,50-a-gallon tax on aperitifs and
er-dinner liqueurS.
In hunting a new premier, GUS
tom required Mr.. Auriol TO con-
suit first with Edouard Herriot,
speaker Of the Assembly, and Cas-
ton Monnerville, president Of the
upper house Council Of the Re-
public. Both belong to Mr.. Faure's
Radical Socialist Party.
After those talks he goes to the
heart Of the crisis in a talk with
Jacques Soustelle. the brilliant
young floor leader Of Gen. De
Gaulle's party. At 40, Mr.. Sou
stelle is three years younger than
Mr.. Faure, who himself is consid-
cred almost a child prodigy in
French politics.
May Call On SOustelIe.
Mr.. Auriol may call on Mr.. Sou
stelle, who has refused in pre-
vious crises but might try this
time.
Mr.. Faure was reported to have
summed UP his own premiership
resignedly:
"Forty ministers, 40 days, 40
billion francs"
Mr.. Faure had been criticized
when he formed his cabinet 40
days ago for It's record. .breaking
siSe--around 40. The 40 billion
francs was the loss estimated BY
the treasury for the 40 days that
passed at d billion francs tab0ut
Sg,B6U, ,UUUj d day without addls
tl6hai taxes voted.
The Hishtists who v0ted agaifist
Mrl Faufes tax pian insisted Il
made ifie6Ifie taxes ana etheF dis
rect levles Too hIRh,
Evening star., 1952-02-29

MOTns Probe to Focus on Spots Where
Temptations Are Greatest, Pase A.s
Evening star., 1952-02-29
New RIast NJ AHHaR,

In other deVelppments hearlng
on The investigation NJ TAX mai
teFs'
!, The House subcommittee
headed by Representative King,
Democrat, OF California, was ex-
pected 10 meet soon for q show
down on the course OF It's inquiry
into possibly explosive disclosures
OF tax scandals IN the New York
area,
2, Senator Williams, Repuh-
lican, OF Delaware, fired another
blast at Joseph d. Nunan, jr,,
New York lawyer and former
commissioner OF revenue. He said
q move 10 prosecute 0 S702 ,00l
tax claim against Jacob (Jack) }
Udell OF Miami Beach, Fla, waS
dropped after Mr.. Nunan entered
the case. Senator Williams said
II was the sixth case handled by
Mr.. Nunan and his associates IN
which recommendations for GRIM
inal prosecutions have been ig-
nored and proposed taxes totallne
more than S3.6 million remained
uncollected,
3, The Revenue Bureau an
nounced the appointment OF Kirby
II. Jackson, 43. Of Dallas, as act
Ing collector OF the South Texas
revenue district. He replaces
Frank Scofield. who was asked
by the bureau to "resign for the
good OF the service"
Evening star., 1952-02-29

Means subcommittee investigating
tax scandals as part of an inquiry
into how the Justice Department
has handled such cases.
Rufus D. Mclean, Justice
attorney, told the House investi-
gators that Representative Morri-
son, Democrat, of Louisiana
intervened in the case in behalf
of the Kolkers. He added that
the case, involving tax claims
amounting to $181 900. was held
up so long that the time for pos
sible fraud prosecutions expired
under the statute Of limitations.
TO BE Asked About Payments.
The Justice Department said
United States Attorney Charles
1relan will cali the Kolkers before
a grand Jury here investigating
tax matters to ask II they made
payments to any one In connection
With the matter. The department
said the K6lkets are now iii the
process bf negotiating d tivit set
tiehieht 6f tax tlaitfis against
thetti.
Mt. Metkati testified that Mt
Mottistti #tbte 4 iettet tH fHtti
Giatk theft Attottey detietAi a1d
ttBk Il BHbtettie G6Htt jjttstieel
tttsitik tt9 Prosecution pt tht eAse
tHeti beHdftis ifi the Jttstite Bez
pAtttHtHti, HE sass was sett
baek Ia The ReEehHe. BHfeAH AHd
NAs held thtfel MI MeLeAH sAldj
liHlll II EaA lmB9salBle II stAtE
Gh the elAlmsl
Al the tIme tbe HHBse sHBf9Hi
WIlEee Was laHklng lAt9 me easeI
nv klaFFls9n sald ne Interested
blmseH N NE fase slmply befaHse
Sidney KaIkeF was 4 'ipfFsgnal
fFiend' and thai he only WaHtedI
ht9 see that he FePelVea iHstleer
Evening star., 1952-02-29
Disorders at Film Premiere

(See TRANSIT, Page A.le,)
Evening star., 1952-02-29

lsee BUDGET, Page A-l73
Evening star., 1952-09-29
ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE
(Confinuad,)

WARDMAN VIC; lady, about 80, to
share 1-bedroom apt; $46. NO.
TAKoMA PARK, young man. 20 or
older. to share nice apt. with l
other; $50 per mo. Cali BOB, any
time before 8 pm. JU. 5-1293.
wANTED-Refined young lady TO
share pleasant ne. apt. with govt.
Ezohannss refs. Boy Box a7s-E. ?ssss. ssss.
MODERN 6-rm, apt; one girl. 2S-s5;
y, 3-3063, ewes. and week ends. Il
YOUNG LADY to share lRe. apt; twin
bedrm.: conv. location. 1868 Col.
Td: NV, Apt. 3S. MI. 1854. .
GIRL TO SHARE ultramodern enc.
sS ne an utls. tnS'ns s6 sSS $685. iStn Ess sSs 81
C0NGENIAL GIRL to share newly
furn. apt. with ! or 2 girls. Call
ate, after pm. HO. Sl41: go
NGRAHAM AT ,14th NV, 2 or 5
bsahsa bafhs kit fr iiv shaTa 1m 6F% Splendid dsPt
2 GIRLS or CPiE., modern furn
~, social, kit. laund. privileges.
10 min; Psntagon. IA. 2-S91S. IS
FRlVATE BEDRM. in gentleman's g.
4.3074 after IL Sun. after 8 week
CoNGENIAL BUSINESS GIRL, over
~, TO snare large mod. apt, in Arl.; !;
pyf; bedrm.; sos. OW. 1914 a
COUPLE, no children to share 2-bed-
I'm. apty completely furnished. Cal
No. 6lo9 Sun. or GE. 9572 week
cSoaHyoS;RED-N1cELY ruRN. ant mso :,
snare with schoolgirl or nurse, sep.
bedrms. Call after 6 pm. TU. 3S76.
Evening star., 1952-09-29
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ARLINGT0N-Ayailable Oct. 1, Gas
range IN rm.: share refgr and bath;
pvt. nome; sos mo. Call GL. 1900.
18th ST. N.w.-Large front ROD room
stove and refrig. Util. incl. Conv. to
s1a s4 Ns1Ms w GO ,rsns s1ts s.tud,.
rm.. refgr;, sink. radio. TV, air
ioam; newly decor: Elk. O653. -
WARDMAN PARK VIC.-2SI7 2Sth
st. NV. Studio room with Ih.E
facilities: Call after 6 pm. Il
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large room
S14 wk. For quiet couple. M
& drinkers; NE; SS4s.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Comforta I nm
apt. next bath. $40 mo. includes
MtaM; M9ttilitiss; gsntleman. DE 0S64. II
IN rm;, privs.; cple. or 1-2 ladies
to someone who win care for fire
Child accepted. ST. 065O. -3
2lSO 18th ST. N.W.-1 rm.. S36:
rms, $50; .refgr., gas stove, ri
utils; incl CO. 1882. a
%24 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Lge. front
rm,: quiet, employed young couple:
Frigidaire. elec. hot plate. runnine
water; next bath. Ii. 3-2966. 80
OLORED-FURNISH ROOM. nice
home; 1863 Monroe st. NV. Nv
ia. 1868 after 5 pm. go
Evening star., 1952-09-29
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DACHSHUNDS. females. one red and
one black and tan; wormed; puppy
shots: Axe; from champion stock.
BOXER PUPPIES, must sell. fawn
championship stock. Axe reg,
weeks; $45; Cali IA. 5-6564. -.-29
BOXER PUPS, 8 wks., ch. slider. Axe,
snots. wormed, cropped, docked;
very nashy. $76 up. Phone KI
BEAGLE HOUNDS. s mos. old; de real
rabbit hounds. JOHN BURDOFT,
Golesville: Md. Evergreen 1886.
FRENCH POODLE PUPS, black, min
iature: champion stock. JU. 8.9S23,
GERMAN SHEPHERD male puppies
Axe registered. Beautiful pedigree
Must be sold before Oct. ct sac
ritice prices. HO. S033. 80
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe registered lit
ter; excel pedisree; reasonable. Call
CHIMPANZEE. ". old. as pet, not
for experimental purposes: price
DACHsHUND-Bisek female. 4 mos
old. champion sired. Out Of Grand.
daughter Of Ch. Sup man v. Ma.
ENGLISH "sEffTiER puppies, re- fss.;
hunting stock; reas. Hyattsville
BOXER PUPS. reg. s xks. old. beau
ties. Call Rockville 1851. 80
COLLIE PUPS-Pedigree. males,
female. Iris. sable and white. Avail.
able Oct. 15. WO. 114S. -29
Evening star., 1952-09-29
PIANO SALE
ALSO BENCHES

ALSO bENCEES
OF MONTH ONLY
New benches. Ss.95. Read these
bargains: small Knabe uprt., Sl25:
Raea Rade BY 0aRy asrdman anana s34s 'oaass oahsr
BARGAINS: Jesse French console,
Baldwin, Guibrsnsen and other
fTsrs and ape Pond S'ps5 80 inches hish: al
greatly reduced. PAUL GOLIBART,
corner entrance only Of American
Storage Bldg, 2SO1 Georgia ave.
AID. 1928 (9:3O to $500.
make zone offer. Also BABY bed. BED ST 81. 45ss.
PIPE. galv;, black copper; cast iron;
" St shTead ao d'u5ss sos bT8cks @x Sol i1oss
PLASTERBOA ARDS - Genuine Gold
GALLIHER = KLiMK1EWicz, nc,
pcFan 9SSt q I'm AI sSSo can have
that den or extra bedrm. out oi
that porch now serving you only 4
cial picture window Enclosures. WI.
6os6 cost, for t free est; n No nII dSgn pa, pay
TRACTiNG CO. 4S19 Bethesda ave-.
RADIATORS. new modern. h.-w. Mid
LANTIC S07 v st. NV. NO. 1921
RADIO-PHONO.. exceptional wide
range: custom instrument; COM
eoantry SSmen.s' sE' priya!s yess party ieaylns 1
RANGE. Roper. high broiler 4 bur-
ners: left hand cluster, SOS. OIL.
RECORDER, wire: as" record play.
er; radio blond console cabinet; viii
trade for full set Of golf clubs OF
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot, freezer,
Gu; It., 2 mos. old; best offer. Lo
REFRiIGGERAToR. Leonard. 2 Gu. It,,
szcel sond,. s110 or best eiIer.
REFRiGER4ToRS. used. Apartmen,
size; S49. 90. AABACO SERVICE CO.,
rear 1446 Irving ct. NV, NO. 1900.
REFRlGERATOR-1e51 Hotpoint, II
GU: It,. single door. excellent cond.
eEfs1tESAroRs. Ell TIA used: rem. or 1a buy
s. Ger mo-; fun guarantee. DowD's
OR. 1900 AIS Conn ave NV.
REFRIGERATOR- Az Gu. It.
recent rec ss. mSdsi: Eeod so condition; &c sea
sEqkfsERxfoks. iESRsftsl sSas used. large =.
sortment from. SO up. Some with
1-year guarantee. Time payments
yREDERfcKs. ssqf l4th II. nv
Evening star., 1952-09-29
ROOMS FURNIsHED-ML

NICE RM., next bath, to share with
another; / or employed girls; kit.
privils. optional. MI. 6172. IL
LARGE SLEEPING ROOM; very conv.
transp.; clean and comfortable:
woman or young girl. Ii. 1921.
1887 D. ST. N.E.-Lse. front rm.
for double or single; some privileges.
cs s. MSSso..: SSss between 18th and s3S 1s.h
14th AND MiCHiGAN-MasteSr Il iIGaiS: a S'6aH: Bed
rm;, pvt. bath; newly furn.; exec.
son; s4S mo. La. S-4oib.~ ~ 80
METROPOLITAN APIS, beautiful
bedrm.. foyer. beside bath: every
comfort; easy transp.; quiet. man
4s2T 18th 81. NE. Large. clean
rnn. In quiet, refined home, for gem
tleman: LA: 6-8616. 80
1874 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE
Immediate, single, I double; twin
beds; bath; gentlemen; OPP. Su-
preme Court. Capitol Hill. sunday
coIoRED3o@sso4 End St. No No
Adjoining inclosed porch; some priv
Ieges; gentlemen pref. HO. l64S.
COL0RED FURN. RIM. for 2ent;
couple; privileges; no children. 9O6
employed couple. 1 furnished and 1
unfurnished Ii. 6-S543. so
Evening star., 1952-09-29
Stereotype, Never Been Used
$50. 10. 2-537O.

sTy0kEhi ySg EsI, 1F0S SS, Fireman and e0ntTSi';
ton, bronze wire; 20 difserent sizes
in stock. Prices range from $8. IS
UP. Rot-proofed for long life. GAL
LINER & KLIMKIEWICZ, INC. 1884
I1th st.: Sc; AT. $500. -5
SASH, 40 stock sizes avail
able; 1h-in' white pine, rot-proofed
KLIMKIEW1cz, INC, 1884 i1th
STORM WINDOWS - Hess, triple
track combination storm windows
and screens; money cannot buy q
ner eas .ond Snsov WI s0S soss q tor Dfs: s:
cHpfToL coNTRAcriNd SoSTfat; 4 a.; CO.. 4siS Hs;
Bethesda ave, Bethesda.
TABLE CLOTH, hand crocheted 7OxsO
inches. ecru; fins s rose basket design;
1As5g: 4IsIg:: fSg Duncan %1 Snyyssss; yss droD-lsat,
TABLE, chairs and china closet,
blond maple, $125. Phone LU.
TABLE, True type, solid maple. T drop
Ieaf; excel. cond. Call after Pm.
TAfiE i iRRsecioRDER, Wilcox Gay ysS mag
netic. excellent condition; 4 mos.
old; $14O. IA. 2-S470 after z pm.
TARPAULINS-New 10 o.. l0c %.
cloths. new nyion tarps. ior Hshtness
and lasting use, 81 50. 20. amy size.
GICHNER SURPLUS. 2513 u ct.
TELEviSION-Extra large discounts
on brand-new 1852 and 1858 ma
tionally y-adyertised II" and so"
table and console televtsions. Cash
1r terms. Fully guaranteed by
ance Store. STAR RADIO CO.. l0s
TELEviSiON. GE, 1852, 17-inch de
luxe model; perfect condition; $3.50.
OV. 4057. -29
TELEvISION. Motorola. IA in; al.
most new. Call WO. 6S76. 80
Evening star., 1952-09-29
HUGO WORCH
926 G st. NV.
EstahliShnH Q10

PIANOS, Steinway Pianino, mahogany
piano used. Here is .. real bar
gain IN this popular style vertical.
and must be seen to be appreciated: !:
convenient terms may be arranged.
CAMPBElJ = Be IN Music Co. HOS G st.
PIANO. Lester Betsy Ross spinet,
Elth EsHhos dshumidiflsr LEI attachment; full
$3.50 or best oaer. 81. o5si. Mso s
PIANO, Knabe console; practically
new; choice of the Metropolitan
0psra; pso superb value; s7ss. KITS.
PlANOsEsee our large display Of
asoSt HaiaiastGn f1aaa naanGs aad
Liberal allowance for your piano.
G1MfIEIi /; 4 q sLes MUSIC CO.. HOS 6 St:
PIANos-fnvestis.te nlS our rental pur-
eaase pisnes Isn for only Sc pea monsn
KITS, 1880 g st. NV. "A
PIANOS. uprights. $50 up; spinets,
sIsSds sS up q ess s1 than apt p9rsns u orcs sra
Many famous makes. includins
ering. Weber and others. New
spinets. $4S5 up. Terms. Open Fri
sfkIsS sfE IS sSSse' sSso Co. e ss7 sShs
PfANos-Attention music teachers
and advance students. We have q
few thoroughly reconditioned small
uprishts. also some of the larger
Prices range ss' from ON $50 70 Ss'ssas. s5ss.
Convenient terms. CAMPBELL Mo
SIC CO.. 1l0S g st. NV. DI. S464.
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles as low as 81 monthly.
on pu1ehass price ohes E yon Sa Decide aiso e
Ses isisr to 0Ps you 81 f. 81
DAMS. corner 18th and d sts. NV.
9psp Thqrsday sveninss So. - Sg ga.
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Mary
land. has q complete selection Of
mile north Of colesyille road at
sSa5s sfySsalssJ ju ffs9 slssJSS i 80 until 8 Pm
spinet. full keyboard;
nice condition.; S295. Among many
great values at KITS. 1880 g
PlANOs-Jordan,s at 18th and G
Of pianos in this city on display
including many values In. recondi-
tfoneQ ana signify used splnetS.
grandS and consoles. Pay as little
as S25 down. ST. 9400. JORDAN s.
corner 18th and 9 SITS. NV. OPEN
THURSDAY EVENINGS. go
MISUNDERSTANDING employees. mem
bers. Of the armed forces D. C.
employees, ETC.. can save real money
as little as S25 down. Choice OF
over 100 brend-new pianos Of many
famous makes and many used
pianos. Exclusive local dealers for
the Lester Betsy Ross and other
makes. Phone Mr.. Jones. ST. $500
THE PIANO MART. INC. .1015 7th
st. NV. Dust above the Library
PIANO-Baldy;tn. Acrosonic, spinet
and console models. pesigned.. built
and guaranteed BY Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full Blow action. Wide varitey case.
designs and woods
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRCH
925 q st. NV.
Veto htfehnl 10H0
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FARM AND GARDEN

80: ssa asse' sfGlsrFSss HsS g. a.. =.
TREE REMOVAL. S6 and up; get our
nSs frss e ss.IPatss 4pa s1d s1a,y save monsy.
PMOX. Oriental poppies.
giant schreiners. beautiful Oregon
iris: also white and red violets,
primrose. pinks, beautiful chrys--
asnffnsmIms, snfssy,1I. JOHN S.,sR suRDoFI; Es.s st
SPRUCE AND FIR TREES. Q to 5 It.
tall $500 each; you dig them:
Route 90 from Rockville. 21 miles to
Dickerson. Md. turn left at B. & O.
underpass. gravel road, brick house.
John T; PRESTON. 80
VIkGIN T0PSOM Best quality.
LandscapinE. LU. 1-556S. any
TOPSoIL in large quantities to deal
ers: reasonable. SH. s442. 20
TREE REMOVAL, pruning and top
TREE SERVICE. ~. s-i630. Il
GIANT PANSY. PLANTS, SOC doz.
otsN setssr s TTlse u iarEsr ,..H;,In GTnntittes s
can evergreen 1886. 80
II dirt. % bu., So. Delivered. gN.
COW MANURE. weil-rotted. $40 per Is
Delivered. WA. 1898. -S
TOPSOH. manure, bluestone and nh
dirt; iandscaping work. TE. $3.50.
cow MANURE. wen rotted. $40 per
Is bu.; $3.50 per 10 bu.; a per
bu. Delivered. WA. 1893. So
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BULLDOZER

oOLIlOGEn
H. G. OLIVER CLETRAC
condition; $500. Can be seen at
Forest Glen and Saxony rd.. Silver
Spring. Md. For further info. call
Ma. 1891. 20
BULLDOZER NO. s-Excellent condi-
tion. Garwood scraper. l5 yard. Rea-
sss.SSi s ~ UNITED TYPEws1rER CO.
CLOTHES. ladies des1eners' suits, coat
coAI assseS wSon 0tasrs RANGES. OF ol ranges: sas
new used Easy credit nothing dn.
ACME sTOvE: 1Ol1 7th Ma s952
DAIRY STORE lunch equipment, foun-
tain, etc: nearly new. Call or write
nNan;SS ManasSas Ssn,r2f9S 2l9,J-2. ,..-30
mous-make; factory cioseout: pre-
vents mildew. corosion. warping:
T.S Eas S1Ss s angS e., sscrificed nee for $ss ss
DIAMONDS. Iadys sol p Ct. S225;
lady's / Ct, $3.50: mans 8 dia. re-,
! approx: . cts, $3.50; lady's lSs cts,
| $400: lady's 2 cts, $3.50; lady's 2N
fffv,S1,s%oN fftS;i 81; l2oi mans c sh 4s SIS sI5oo
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, lamps
misc. items; must be sold at once;
no reasonable offer refused; leav.
ing town. 1898 9th st. ne. TU. 1908
DRAPES and cornices. 2 pr: teen
age women's and children's clothes
DREssjsMAKER FORMS ts,. reason.
able; good condition. almost new
Drums; full set; bass, snare, tom
tom. hi-hat stand with two 12-inch
cymbals and other accessories. White
pearl. Bass drum needs head
ELECTRIC STOVE at cost. new moo
sample; all different sizes ant
makes. Call weekdays. King 9-6033
lFAN-Window. Kenmore: 10O.ft
hose; metal porch furniture; gardel
i tools. OR. 7474.
FLAGSTONE. best quality, from tn,
! buckingham, Va. slate auarries
Floor SANDERS, 2 heavy duty pol
ishers. FA. 1890. 20s
FLUTE, L. Vanotti. Milan. like new
. with case. Sl00. Call JU. s-Sa04.
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coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL

QUALITY COAL. coke. charcoal, Are.
pl. coal; fireplace wood and kindl-
ing; wholesale and retail. COOPER
SUPPLY co. AT. 69l9: eyes,. DE.
cut to Your fiIepisce siss and ndlS deliv. ~.
cred S26.5O q cord. IA. 5000,
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale; Il "a
"a In; Immediate delivery. JE.
4-3115.
FIRE WOOD, $25 per cord; GOOD
| split wood; full cord. TU. 1898.