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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08

SPR1NG F1A-UR SALE
FENCE SPECIALS
posts, ttzit, 5 #. : sash Sc s5s
LUMBER SPECIALS
Siding bevel. 12x6 ----b d #. 10c
Special studs. 8 It. each 39C
Top or bottom porch rail - TT. zoe
MoldingS, special lot ~ IT. &c
WINDOW AND DOOR SALE
Sash. all kinds. each from 25C
Doors. combination - each $685.
Screen doors, each $685.
PAINT SALE
Special paint, gallon 81 .0C
Special paint, quarts ---- SOC
PLUMBING SALE
Used sinks with drain boards ca. $40
Radiators, used. each SIC
GARDEN SALE
Top soil, 4 bushels --- $500
Cow manure. bushel -- 81 .25
Peat moss, buShel -- ST. %
Agrico for lawns, trees or shrubs.
Agrico rose food, lob. bag, l,3C
Don't miss this tremendous sale as
quantities are limited. First come,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
YOUR CHOICE

OF . apis. in his very popular and
economical =. Both containing
entrance ha iiy. rm., kit dinette,
bedrm. and bath
One is completely and beautifully
furnished, and represents a great
saving for anyone who plans to pur-
chase furniture. The other, sold
UNFINISHED. has been attractively
modernized
Prices and terms for both are very
reasonable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
SINK TOPS
FORMICA
KITCHEN.
CABINETS
1919 DISCOUNT
FREE ESTIMATES
KITCHEN DESIGNING co
LINCOLN 3-2543
EVE. AND SUN, XII. $3.50!
13"

EVE. AND SUM- XII. s-ssO5
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FILE GARMENTS

New letter size. 2 drawer, SEQ: 4
drawer. ,S44: legal and letter, size
gfav .reen or walnut. N. FRANK
& SON. Ala 3rd st. NV. Elk. 1914
FORMICA SINK TOPS-Wholesal.
prices. Direct factory. Quick de.
livery. 203S Eye st. NV, ST. 1920
FUR COAT. Silver Blue 0S-l4
m ! = length; 5000 eood condition
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new, bet
room from unclaimed freight and
f fact ToI samples M etf great great say
Pip sdPGi 4so Ne New York ave. NV;
FURNITURE; davenport with slir
washer: good cond,, reas. wo. $40
FURNITURE, complete for 3 rooms
Quincy SsaS p st. aw. lea apt 41 town SIS
FURNITURE; 5,piece chrome dinette
3SoineS He HOLLYWOOD bed. $40, En-
set. baby furn.. kit. items. mise.
odds and ends. 1874 Patrick Henry
drive; Falls Church. Va. IS
FURNITURE-3-piece blond living
platform rocker and chair; recently
upholstered. Call after 4 pm, AP.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sales on
steriliZed recond. Hollywood beds.
Sgle. or dble, size. $40, S25, SEQ.
$50. $50; studio couches, SIG. S29.
$50; sofa beds. $50. 500; chests.
Sl5. SIT, SO, $"5, $35; knee hole
desks, SO. $50, $50. S35, 45; tilt
front desks, S"5, $39; break-front
secretary bargain, 500; blond mahog
drop-leaf table bargain. mirrors, ,occ.
chairs, end lamp and cocktail bar
gains; 5-pc. brkfast. set, S25; maple
bunk-beds complete with innerspring
mattresses, $50: beds, So, 81; mat
tresses. SO, SIS: box springs on
legs. SIS. $50: coil springs, 81, 50.
Terms: THE HOME toN SHOP. 1745 L
NAH penth.; bed-box spr.: matt.
chest on chest dbl. dresser: studio
couch. AK. $500, Ext. sos. g to
FuRNiTuRE-Mahos. Duncan Phyfe
table, ? extra leaves with pads
500. Steel clothes wardrobe with
lock; SIS: White utility cabinet. SIS.
cleo. fans. window model, l
seen ewes. between and :. GE
FURNiTURE-Complete living rm.,
bedroom. viii sell separately. Very
reasonable. Call after E Tuesday
anytime Wednesday. ME. 6437
FURNITURE-Large sofa, framed
plate glass mirror. blue Administer
rug. Sx1o; 3 pairs Of Grapes. GIL
$40 after B.
Walnut secretary. 9
large window fans. Philco radio
phono. comb. GE vacuum cleaner;
all excel. cond. Sacrifice for quick
sale. CO 1888 after $40. ia
FURN.-Maple bed. complete $35;
Sgl beds. complete $50 each; club
chair. $40; baby carriage, $40. ST.
1910.
FURNITURE CUT RATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-ws
have fine tenants for homes IN near
BY Nd: or NV. .: C.; free apprais:
ais; no delav. For complete rental
a Sfsyle co phone s1 e. =. today, PERRY
CANADIAN AIR FORCE OFFICER
requires three bedroom unfurnished
rambler with garage; occupancy
July |. Must be mr.. sr. hieh school
and In NV. area, Box :44-T, Star.
SETTLED COUPLE wants to rent
home in Montsomery or Howard
counties with some land. Furn. or
3 OR BEDRooM HOME in chevy
Chase. Bethesda or Silver Spring.
Year lease. Call MA. $500, Ext.
ESQ; sitter nm. OR s5SS. Ia
NEEDED-Unfurn., d. C,
Mgr. WO 1000. THOs. L. PHILLIPS.
WE NEED FURNISHED or unfur-
nished homes in the District for
responsible tenants. We give you
prompt service and your home 10
safe in our hands. Call Mr.. Werner
RIDDELL REALTY co.
D'. 1000. Evenings. 10. ?-662S.
WE HAVE A preferred clientele to
rent your fine home. List 1t with
us for quick service
TELEPHONE OR. 4464
pEv M. E 4 A. CO. g. M RFaEFoss
1880 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
PIANOS

SPECIAL PURCHASE
Fresh From the Factory
A SOLID CARLOAD
SO SPINETS, S495 (Mahog.)
A high quality piano, built
by one OF Americas leading
manufacturers and priced so
low we cannot reveal his
name
$"5 DOWN. BAL. 30 MONTHS
KITS
1880 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
HOUSES TO SHARE

HALF OF LGE. FARMHOUSE to
snare. Dl. 1914. &
Will. SHARE HONE with employed
care for child LII. l-0IOS %
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TOP SOIL

II you want the best, you want Pa
tapSco Valley top soil from the
WILLOWGROUND FARMS. No
rocks, no clay, no waste. Call REP
4696.
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FURNITURE CUT RATE
New hedrm. living rm.. dining rm. !;
some odd pieces. Up to 400 of
Special discount to service person
mel Open 10 to Q pm. Terms.
KING, SOB GA. AVE. SH. 1891.
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PIPE-USED

PIPE-USED
Also nsed bathtubs, sinks. radiators,
structural steel angles and channels.
WASHINGTON RAG AND BAG CO..
2l5 L st. S.W. Phone DI. S007.
PORCHES INCLOSED-Your porch
is nov serving you only 4 mos. q
year. Let us make it into a sun rm
den or extra bedrm. Free estimate
cheerfully given. No down payment.
3 years to pay. WI. 60S6. CAPITOL
CONTRACTING CO., 4SI9 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda. Md.
PRINTING PRESS. 10x1b. Chandler
d Price Craftsman. Rice automatic
feeder excellent condition. Oper-
ating daily. Available for inspec-
ton: 10 to 4 wkdays. KEYSTONE
RADIO PHo oSeo GRAPH com Dina
S24 up: 1245 9th St NV, e
post war chair side model; walnut;
latest 3 speed Webster changer; No
FIN 81. 24l6.
RANGE, Westinghouse electric. DA-
"a: detailed for $279.95. will sell
MIR. NORMAN. 81. 1899.
RECORDERS-Gike new); Webster,
wire, foot pedal, $75; Bell tape.
$S5; Pentron frecords hours
Web-Cor tape e speed, $145; re-
eS5der rentals, $40 week. Studios
REcoFR1D5iRSic TAPE - Largest ia dis
counts. popular makes; 'Bulk''
S1.75. Dealers invited NO 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08

PIPE-Terra Gotta; new; slightly
damaged. suitable for use in bitches,
up. E. B. DONALDSON e. BROS,
18th and Brentwood I'd. ne. DU.
1850
PIPE. galvanized black. cast iron
copper fittings. ATLANTIC. S07 Y
inv NO. 1921.
PIPE. .galv., black; copper. cast iron.
M st NV. NO. 1909. WA. 55OI.
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ALTURAS HOTEL,

ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 10th ST NV.
Outside sgle. and dble rms; run.
ming water and pvt. bath; dining
room; 81 per dav up HUI. GIG.
GILBERT
246O 10th st. nw.-Sgle and dble
rms, some with pvt. bath. maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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GARAGE Doors. Overhead

Garage Doors, Overhead
STEEL, ALL SIZES
Beginning at $50 FOB. our factory.
ESTIMATES FOR ERECTION
Piedmont Mfg. u Supply Co.
Fairfax Station. Va, ia. S-33S2
ALSO
CPIEDMONTl QUALITY PRECUT
WOOD BUILDINGS 10
GAS RANGES. 36-in.. all white. in
sulated. oven control. $50 .95. AT
LANTIC .sO7 v st. NV, NO. 1921
GAS RANGES. new. used; also coal,
wood ana oil ranges; new. used.
ACME STOVE. 10I1 eth. Ma 1852
GAS RANGES, new. used; $3.50 up:
insulation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga. ave. DE. 1865.
GENERATORS-STA $3.50 UP;
lse. assort.: cleo. motor repairs; 36th
year CARLY. 1908 l4th. NO. 1924.
1EvALID WALKER-Hishest quality.
KITCHEN SET. like new; table with
heat resistant top; 4 leather padded
chairs: $40. Call after 6 pm. Ii.
7-0263 Ill
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MIScEl. FOR SALE Cont
DINING ROOM

DINING RM. SUITE. table. buffet,
china closet, server. Call RA.
O7hO 8
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CIRCLE AREA
Two blocks from Mayfiower Hotel
Single and double rooms, newly
Running water in rooms, semipyt :,
modem bathrooms, automatic wash
Ing machine; young crowd So week
each. III D goth st. NV. DU. 6f44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08

RECORDER SALE
Now is the time to buy. Up to 27Ss
on during this sale. New LEADING
brands. All latest tape models. In
sealed cartons. Well help you
choose the right model. Stock is
complete. Come in today.
AUDIO SCREEN PRODUCTIONS
I'VE know sound" 715 Kennedy st.
NV RIA 5000 s
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MCLEAN GARDENS
Wis. Ave and Porter NJ w

Choice residential commu-
nifty of WASHINGTON Applica-
lions being accepted for single
and double rooms for future
occupancy at attractive month
~ rates. Call room CLERK, OR.
6623.
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PICKETS
GOTHIC TYPE
RED CEDAR
Ice

8 FIT. LONG
We also stock 3Ea and 4 II. pickets,
ACE
WRECKING AND BLDG. MATERIAL
COMPANY
1902 Minnesota Ave. NE. LII. 4-O5OO.
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MICHIGAN PARKS rms. semidet.
brick, bath; lst-h. powder rm.; gas
heat; 500 mo. 5026 18th st. ne.
toff Sargent rdl.
.THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
S15 18th ST. NV. DI. 1857
CoLORED-?OI3 ROSEDALE ST.
Me- rms; $50 80 per mo.
HARRY JUSTINE. 81 18th st.
NV. Ma 2S44. 10
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BARGAIN

Cor apt. at 1880 Belmont st. NV.
with > bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit, pantry. sun porch. entrance
hall, and bath. For only $1,000
with $500 cash and reasonable
monthly payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08

GUNS
WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
SHOTGUNS-RIFIE S-FIREARM9
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORT. STORE
927 D ST. NV.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - High
prices paid. ACE JUNK CO. 222(
NEWSPAPERS, magazines. houss
rags. auto batteries. scrap iron anc
etals. ighest prices paid. II yoI
cannot deliver your accumulaticns
,lease phone US. WASHINGTON
RAG q BAG CO.. 21S L st. s.v
DI. SCOT.
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MT. PLEASANT
Apt. VALUES

2321 LINCOLN RID. N.E.-Liv. nm,
dinette. bedrm.. kit. and bath. in
modern apt. BIDS, S12O.35 mo-,
incl. utilities.
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EDMUND J. FLYNN

Coop. apt. authority since 1920,
Wash. Bldg. RE, 1918 or RE. l149
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont

7:5 9Th ST. N.E.-Nice hedrm. and
kit. semipvt. bath; cow. transp
Also sleeping ru. FIR. 1897 -l3
Evening star., 1952-12-03
Photo.

Miss Mary Kay Clancy. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Joseph Edward Walsh,
was married on November 27 to
DR.. Salvatore Pennisi. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Pennisi Of Mer-
chantville, N. j. The ceremony
took place at the Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament and was
performed by the Rev. E. Carl
Lyon. A reception followed at the
Catholic Daughters Club.
DR.. and Mrs. Pennisi will reside
in Merchantville.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

Miss Phyllis Irene Roule, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Cathryne Guza Roule,
was married on November 20 to
Mr.. William Alan Pfster, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Penn Pfister
of New York City. The Rev.
William j. Await performed the
ceremony which was held at st.
Matthew'S Cathedral. The Hotel
2400 was the scene of the recep-
tion.
The former Miss Roule was
secretary to Judge Paul w. Bros
man of the United States Court
of Military Appeals. Mr.. Pfister,
q reserve officer of the Judge
Advocate Generals Corps, has
just returned from a years tour
with the 9th Army in Korea.
The couple will reside in New
York City.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

MRS. ALFRED ID. WILKINSON
The former
Miss Mariana E. Murray.
Miss Mariana E. Murray,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
j. Murray of Silver Spring. be-
came the bride on November 20
of Mr.. Alfred D. Wilkinson. He
is the son Of Mrs. A. D. Wilkin-
son Of Washington.
The ceremony took place at St.
Johns Evangelist Church, with
the Rev. James G. Gillen offlciat-
ing. Following reception at the
Murrays' residence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkinson left on a wedding trip
to New England. They will make
their home in Boston.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
-Harris-Ewing Photo

Miss Elizabeth Ann Baxter,
daughter of Mrs. Robert M. Allen
Of Forest Heights, Md, and the
late Mr.. Kinney E. Baxter. was
married on November 20 at St.
Charles Church in Arlington to
Mr.. Jack Lloyd DAILY. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey A.
DAILY of Arlington. The Rev.
Leonard j. Roster was the offici-
ating clergyman and the reception
was held at the Arlington Sports
mans Club.
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If1la11n

Sn ieiner &ongreB-8otidaft iiber
Die 8irtl6aftslage berlangte leste
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laufenoen ginnabmen beitritten tper-
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@elt abihliebt. Cider ideint nur 5it
lein, oaB HuBlono Die ihon ieit $50
6en eingeleitete @egenoffenitoe on
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bereiten, burh ein pertpirrenbes
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lcbe Gngriffe auf oas Wosfau'er 3en-
trum Dor: bon Horoen gegen 2enin-
grab, auf oem 8eg iiber ungorn 11nb
oen galfan llno bon Siioen tiber ben
Itittleren Often.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
Nuro=Nfrifa

Sin neller 9ronobero lit in Roroz
slfrifa entItanoen. Sn Sunis nerbaf-
teten Die 6ran5oien 5ipan5ig nationa-
liltiide llnO fommllniItii6e Siibrer,
melde, pie amtlif gemeloet 1puroe,
Ser fran5olilhen @errlhaft in oem
norbofrifanilben 8roteftorat elm gn-
be MAIDEN moaen.
Gie 6ron5oien bei6ulbigten bie
eingeiperrten 6iibter, einen girger=
fricg geldiirt 81, baben uno nabten
tie fiir beoenfli6e 9enonItrotionen
perontportlicG, bel benen iieben Su=
nelier getotet llno minoeltens fiinf5ig
ncrpunoet muroerL ais bie 8pli5ei in
SerrpDille uno 9i5erta in bie Wenge
teuerte.
Ser orabii6e Notionolismrs, bon
Sem bie 5ran5oien bebal,pten, baB er
bon oen &ontm1niiten geforoert 1pers
Sc, brobt in bem itrategilh tpi6tigen
Hroteftorat 5u nnruben 5u fiibren
mie lie in anberen Seilen Noro<Ifri=
fas rnb I'M Mittelolten bereits ausge-
bro9en ltn0, mo oie 8riten unb sSran-
5olen lett Sabr5ebnten geberridt ba-
BEN.
auf Ser l19e-Sieung in 8aris
Itelten itb bie Gertreter Ser arabi=
iben 2anoer binter Die Nationalii ten
in Eunis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26

bel BEN iiingiten unruben alb cine
Sroensihpeiter erIdoiien ipllrbe -
miro INNER bren5li6er uno gburb-
ins 8unld, bab Die Ser. Staaten
ibre Solioaritat nit gnglanb befun-
Ben ourb slbienoung elmer militaris
iben expedition peruria6t nit &ebt
llnbebagen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
Gprea

SelbItperltGnolid) gelpinnt in sic.
ler 8egenofieniibe aud) &oreo -- mo
sic @affen ltiu Observation-Disclosures
poIlenos sur Sragifomooie nerben
peritdrfte geoeutl1ng. @ilhinlfp er=
fldrte lebte @o6e inn Bolitif-aomi=
fee Ser Gereinten Nationen in 8aris,
voie unperninftigen 5oroerungen"
bes amerifanii6en Sberfommanbos
muhten ~oie Soffnung auf einen er-
folgreidlen slbldluB Ser 8affenitiu-
Observation-Disclosures in &orea un-
moglih". Gen omerifanil6en Gene
raj Sames SAN 5leet nannte er yei=
men S6ldhter uno &annibolen"
9ei6loiien tp1rbe, ben lesten ruiz
iti6en Blan fir bie internationale
9ltomfontrolle Der IbriiItungsfon1-
miiiion gu iibertueilen, pel6e ibre Mr-
belt nad Der Gertogung ser GolIper-
lammlnng in Stem Yorf aufnebmen
miro.
sue onoeren GprldlGse @iidin-
lfps nurben obgelebnt, barunter Die
iofortige ginlteIlllng bes Seuers in
&orea 3uriifnabme Der Sruppen
beiber Seiten auf BEN gdtunborei=
Bigiten 8reitegrao lnb H6umune
&oreas innerbalb Don neun5ig Gu
qel1.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Mock Assault 10 Mark
Marines Anniversary
By the Associated Press

/,
NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 7.-More
than 10000 leathernecks will cele-
lbrate the s177th anniversary OF
the United States Marine Corps
Monday by storming ashore in a
mock assault on onslow Beach,
IN. C.
The assault force consists Of
Marines from Camp Lejeune and
Cherry Point, N. c., who are now
winding up six weeks Of intensive
combat training in the Caribbean
area.
One company Of leathernecks
will be landed some distance in
land by helicopter in q maneuver
patterned after one executed sue
|cessfully in Korea last summer
when a company Of Marines was
landed on a hilltop behind enemy
lines.
Opposing the assault force win
be an ENEMY" force which has
taken over the East Coast and
|is using the Onslew Beach area
as a site for rocket launchers.
Destruction Of these launchers
viii be the chore Of the assault
and helicopter forces.
The enemy" force WIN con-
|sist Of one infantry battalion re-
inforced by artillery, tanks and
engineers.
Evening star., 1952-11-07

Among other things, Mr..
Irelan indicated, the grand jury
will seek to determine whether
there was any perjury by any one
in testimony before the subcom-
mittee.
Among matters to be looked into
is the story of Abraham Teitel-
baum, Chicago lawyer, who testi-
fed before the subcommittee that
an attempt had been made to
shake him down for 100000 to
settle a tax case.
The panel also is expected to
look into the affairs of Theron
Lamar Caudle. deposed assistant
attorney general, who was head of
the Justice Departments Tax Divi-
sion. Mr.. Caudle admitted to the
subcommittee that he had received
a $1,000 commission in deal in
volving the sale of an airplane
while he was assistant attorney
general. !. y
The grand jury conducting the
Evening star., 1952-11-07
DC. Grand Jury0pens
Study Of Tax Dealings
By Revenue Bureau

"A District grand jury yesterday
began an investigation of reputed
Internal Revenue Bureau tax scam
dals brought to light during an in
veStigation by a House Ways and
Means subcommittee.
The investigation will be extern
siye, 1t was indicated late yesterday
by United States Attorney Charles
M. Irelan. Mr.. Irelan declined,
however, to say just what matter
the grand jury is investigating or
just what witnesses testified at the
opening day of the investigation.
Mr.. Irelan said he expects the
investigation to take at least two