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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1952-03-21
Garfield To Participate
In Legislature

Washington Model Legislature
will convene in Olympia April 4
and 5 and representatives from
every Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Club in
the state will take part.
Training conferences and cleo
tion of officers for the April meet
in Olympia have already been held.
George Holified and Don Actor
represented Garfield Hi-Y Club at
the pre- legislative assembly held
in BelIingham. Holifield was elect
ed House Reading Clerk for the
April sessions.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1952-03-21
MUTAT VII
BY ROSEMARY TATUM

Hi all--For a while IL looked like
We were going to have white
Easter Seattle is losing three of
it's young men to the Armed Fore
es. David Harris, Clayton Harrell
and Jimmy Pierre are soon going
to be wearing the attractive uni-
form of the Air Force--Good luck
fellas( have fun in California -
Understand that Calvin Wallace is
being considered for the post or
Northwest regional director for the
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity We
were very sorry to hear that Erma
Ellis and her mother had gone TO
Pueblo, Colorado to be with their
grandmother and mother RESPECTIVE
ely for she is very sick-Your cor
respondent had a run in with some
Tuna sandwiches last Sunday night.
Seems that fewer persons came TO
a certain party than were expected
and yours truly appointed herself
as the person to expedite them. Re-
suits: II swan all the way = Ka-
theryne Standifer was home from
College of Puget Sound for the
weekend, last weekend
We will be expecting to see you
at the Vesper Service. at the First
A.M.E. church. Sunday, March %.
at 700 p. m. John Tseghe. an Eth
opian student at Seattle Pacific
College will be the speaker-lt
looks like Mr.. Gideon hit the jack
pot this time, he has two very, very
personable Assistants in his Phar-
macy now; Hazel Williams and an
other lovely young lady whose
name slips my mind at the mo-
ment.
Soon Coraellen Peters and Cliff
ford will be leaving the ranks OF
the engaged and enter the Army OF
the newly married-Be sure to
read that invigorating column
From Where l Sit" written by
Gene Walton, if you haven't read it
already Heard the gonest sounds
on Puget Sound last Sunday night
and it seems as if Bob Summerise
is getting goner and goner all the
time. Also understand that he is
being considered for another hour
-Rumor from h e horses mouth
has il that the same young man is
contemplating the possibilities of
starting a Record Shop-Bye all,
Buy the Northwest Enterprise =.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1952-03-21

A college president says students
have changed very little in the past
thirty years. This is why parents
who have sons or daughters IN col
lege worry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25
Youth Denies Grudge
Against Boss Was
kidnapping Motive
0y me AssoeIsisd prsss

MONTREAL. Feb. 2b.-police
todya prepared Q kidnapping charge
against 10.year.old Robert Pate.
naude, who told them he didn't
know just why he made Of with
his boss three.year.old daughter
but he wanted money"
Police said Robert, who whiled
away the time In his jail cell with
O comic book. added that had he
gotten the $4,000 he demanded,
probably would have buried II
somewhere.
Young Patenaude and the child
Barbara Nelnerofi. were picked
up In O shopping crowd on
Montreal's main street Saturday.
Che was returned, apparently un.
harmed, 10 her parents, Morris
Nemerofi and his wife.
Police said the Youth denied he
had O erudae against his en-
ployef, who operates a leather
goods shop. Earlier. they said,
PAtenAude told them Mr.. Nemeroif
he'd refused him d raise,
Al vet no charges were filed
ofieiAls said the Investigation was
not complete,
PAtenaude allesedly grabbed The
child from a maid at the
Nemef0ff home Friday night,
leaving 4 ransom note demanding
$4,000. A woman saw The youth
and the little aill walking Oh The
street next Eii0fhlna, recognised
them from broadcast descriptions
end called The police,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25
Flag raising on Two lima
Commemorate 7ih Time

TWO JIMA, Feb. 2b.--About 100
United States Airmen and Coast
0uardsmen stood In q cold rain
on Two Jima Saturday and marked
the seventh anniversary OF the
famed fiag-raising atop Mount
Suribachi.
Three rife volleys were fred
and two buglers blew ITO the
Colors" and Taps" as o white
carnation wreath was placed on
6uribachi Monument.
Chaplain (LtJ Warren Beding.
field Of Dublin. Ga, gave O short
talk and prayer In memory OF the
men who died In the World War
II fight for the island Of volcanic
sands and Steaming sulphur pits.
About 5000 American Marines
and $4,000 Japanese soldiers were
killed In the fight which ended
March 10, i04b.
The monument marks the site
where six Marines raised O flag
on the 5B7.foot summit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25
Sale! 1928 Quality
RAYON SHADES
In II, IA, Is, lo.ineh sizes
'l.99 :.

Fresh shades how they dress up your old lamps and
lend gay appearance your rooa These fine quality rayon
shades have handsome braid trims In green white
All are lined have rsproo frames Sizes for bridge table or
floor lamps Measure the bottom Of your old shade 10 get
the correct size.
Kanns-ThTd Observation-Disclosures Lover teysl-vHainia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-25
Justice Clark 10 Speak
AT Brotherhood Dinner

Supreme Court justice rom g.
CLARK viii speak al I pm. tomorS
row during a folloW.tlb observance
OF Brotherhood Week In The TER
race H60in Of National Airport.
Justice Clark also will be guest
Of hDh6r al The dinner, sponsored
by The Arlington Round fable Of
Tile National Conference OF Chris
tlHhs and Jews
A concert VIII be given BY The
Little Choral Society," aR interI
faith choir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
Queen Gives Philip,
Priority in Protocol

LONDON, Oct. Queen Eliza
beth II has promoted her hus-
band, the Duke Of Edinburgh, to
No. 2 spot in the British realm
right next to the Queen her
self In royal protocol.
The move-made by the Queens
warrant and announced last night
in the official London Gazette
was seen as preliminary to making
Philip Prince Consort. That Is
the title devised a century ago
by Queen Victoria for her con-
sort Albert. Philip is expected
to get it before Elizabeth'S coro-
nation next June 2.
The Gazette said the Queen, by
warrant dated September IL. de-
clares and ordainS that the duke
shall henceforth upon all occa-
sions and in all meetings, except
where otherwise provided by act
of Parliament, have, hold and en-
joy q place Of pre-eminence and
precedence next to Her Majesty
Until now. the Dukes Of Wind
sor and Gloucester, sons Of King
George v, took official precedence
over the Duke of Edinburgh at all
functions not attended by the
Queen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
Britain Goes Deeper
In Red for First Half
OF This Year Than Last
BY he Assoeietsd Press

LONDON, Oct. HEAVY re-
armament costs and lower
revenues have put Britain II
times deeper in the red In the first
half Of this fiscal year than she
was at the same time last year, q
treasury announcement says.
But much of the governments
income normally comes in the last
half Of the fiscal year. About 6
billion (almost $81a billion is
expected to pour into the treas
ury in the next six months, which.
with a leveling of of expenditures
might just about balance the
budget.
For the six-month period ended
yesterday, the report shows q
budget deficit Of f293. 210.98s
1890, 800, 76O compared with last
years six-month deficit Of only
f26, 291 ,972 ($73.617.522) for the
same period.
Financial sources blamed q
sharp rise in rearmament costs
nearly f200 million $500 million)
more than last year. increased
government lending for local
housing Developments and q drop
In many key commodity prices.
Total government receipts In
the past six months were FL 1854.
144,937 ($5, 191 SOS, 1921 and ex-
penditures were 81, lat 1855 ,92e
($6,012,596, 592D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
WARMING IDEA
FOR COLD
DAYS AHEAD!

Whose job Is Il to get up frst IN
your house2 IT'S no fun to get up In
the cold, AZ the furnaco. and than
shiver while you wait for heat.
Well how'd you Ike TO get Q rspu-
tation % the smaxtest man on your
blockf 1'bts winter. how'd you like
10 have completely automatic heatf
Heat that comes up fast. 20 you get
up In Q house that's already warm
q toast. Heat that's clean and sat
isfying. And suppose you actually
saved money doing It?
That's exactly what c0n happen
II you switch to the new General
Electric Qnick-comtort Gas Heat
ing. You'll get heating comfort
that takes no tending. For once
you'll have heat you can depend on
day in and day out. And folks say II
actually can pay for itself in fuel
savings and comfort Can't beat
that. can you9
SO before It gets any colder. why
mot make this common-sense move9
Let u make o free comfort survey
In yogs home-and te1 you how
much you can expect to save over
your present system. You be the
Judge. We think your neighbors viii
say you're the Amartest Of 'em ALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
Pan American Settles
Guatemala City Strike
By the AssoeiofAd Pre-

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-Pan
American Anyways has announced
settlement of q strike Of airport
workers at Guatemala City which
had suspended PAA service to the
Central American city for two
months.
PAA officials here said yester-
day they were informed the com.
pany and the airport worker.
signed a wage increase agreement
yesterday, clearing the way TO,
immediate resumption Of PA
service from Los Angeles, MAN
and New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01
|CIock Changes
Puzzle Poncho
Ion Mail Route
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

UPLAND. Calf, Oct. This
is a progress report on Pancho,
the postofice mascot.
You may remember Pancho. who
makes the rounds with Postman
Charlie Deverts. Pancho made
the papers when Daylight Saving
started, showing up an hour late
the first few days. then setting
|off at brisk trot until he caught
Iup with Charlie.
Sure enough, the dog was early
the first couple of days after time
returned to Standard. But he just
lay down to wait.
What the boys at the postofhce
want to know is how Panche
knows that he's early or late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-01

TOKYO. Oct. 1 R.-Japanese
customs officials today pried open
cans in two cases labeled staple
canned lima beans and aspar-
|agus." Inside the air shipment
from Hong Kong they found 900
watches. "a sapphires and 225
watch bands valued at $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REVOLVER, c9lt ;41. perfect; $50 Q,
HoLLoHAN. 1901 s. stafford It,,
Fairlington. va. re. 1855. 81
RIFLES, Enfield, 30-O6, new. $50.
Custom-built Mauser. 270. Weaver
koWa %Ssfl 81 MHchSE. aHsH S1oo .xes g. to4 o2s se.
under bed; will Sacrifice. Inquire
for letails. AT. 1921.
RUGS, large mirror. washing ma
chine sln saaldhh. shlds Tard50bs AssS sSS furni-
RUGS. sSat'' imported Persian. Hi nov oriental
good wearing. 9xl2. S49.50; ski. ;.
$39:5 other sizes proper. priced.
MAYFAID SHOP. 1925 @ ct. NV.
RUG-oTtental SaE1uk; 9Sx12. used
RUG sHoP. 3za7 isth & NV. %
RUGS and drapes. misc. turn.. lamps
abe. abS tsplesi Ra' Gafs private party: reason
RS ss psstsHs fssl0R Re: new ezlS ;is orsH eR
RUG@9x12 American Oriental, 1 yr.
OLD, 800; 3-piece nving. rm. suite
with bed-davenport: EA. 45l2. -31
tically new. Leaving city. Gacrifice
for quick sale. 2nd door. 14O9
Rhode Island ave. NV. 1s
RUG. Chinese hook, all wool, 9x12,
almost new; $50. OIL. 4243.
RUG, 8 by Is. Olson wool, forest
green, $10;. washing machine, Uni
yersal; good mech. cond.; SIS. EN-
RUG. dusty rose, Mohawk broadloom,
SxdS IT,. Ike new; cost $170, sac,
BUG. Broadloom. 2-tone green. prac-
tically new, 2 scatter rugs to match.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

sndssTsr chest. nSSssa Sfond msa inssd' osf sP'
! mirror; al less than / yr. old
IL I4i$ ;9,1 21St st; nv. 2nd q; MI. s917
tecm !oS 1sd1m ane.imea Snps 1a , vns aDd
ass for sa%Dis eas eIi lion fyfes Toasi sez
daiis. 1o-s: sat. Sat- I'll III I. fs RE. 4sio
FURNITURE-Two rugs, HOLLYWOOD
cS.st: SSuSls osd. spring and mattre:s
guarantee. RA. sses. IL pm pm. 15i1
FGRNfruRELoo.sip "a III hix; bench. solid
mshossny' nah ysa ~. very aIA attractive; almost
Sufet;. eocftsii table. lamp lamp table Is
machine; Formies top Kit: table.
chairs; custom built Tv comb.
ass cSess 81 snains soes s5d sfss FSv:r
FURNITURE, single bed, new mat
FURNiTURE, solid walnut, pie-crus
tilt-top table. I pr; lse. Chimes.
lamp. d. lamp, 36-in. squar,
black glass-top bleached cocktail
table; Q twin-sized mattresses ant
coil springs, Molla and WOODWARD
color. 81. 1852. Moving.
3-pc., custom-made sec
tional sofa. in Chinese red boucle
cost $500, asking $3.50; bathinette
$5. WO. 1885.
setee, beautiful Duncan
Phyfe; lamps and table; reasonable
Phyfe tables Is. 81 themj. bSnesi
Phyfe. sofa; all lovely condition
come in and make offer. WAYS1DI
EURS., 60. 7lao Marlboro pike
FURNiTuRE-sofa. Ifi fifiHIRti chair. ottoman
slipcovers and drapes; good eond.;
- Breakfront, mahog.
18th Century style. $3.50; red plastis
3-pc. sec. sofa, needs minor repair
$40; console Majestic radio-phono.
walnut cabinet, $50; 0E consolette.
mod. radio, SIS; g assorted lge
pictures. So pc. Call Lu. z-40S6
No. Nth Et. &C.. Ant. %. 81
Evening star., 1952-08-31
MIscCllANeoUs FOR SALT

FURNISHINGS Of efficiency apt;
misc. tables. lamps. mirrors, rugs,
blankets. chairs. 1858 Euclid st.
,,sss;ss ssshss:: IT.. ~,
eeored fnss rus SS Spholsss1sd ehairs Sss
cisair-side table; ali FOR Si25 or T
separately. No dealers. EN-. 17ss.
FURNIrURE-rwo sate-leg tables,
etc. reasonable. CO. O712, Apt.
FGRSNITuRE - Kroehler davenport
bed, green frieze, $50; also 1S
1HTssry IInci: .ss school c0tS f. g ,, e. ss2e
FURNiTURE-Bedrm. suites. Metal "
bed: hall clothes rack; din. rm. suite
washer (wringer): wheelchair and
rhHspita1 % BED. GE. 6272. II
FUMTNlTUIkzGG-9,pc pc. twin bedrm. set.
o. 41s7 Sun. ssadlx am. or TeshsT; xfds;y.s 49,
FTglRNITqRE o5Sr; e; roOmins house.
FURNfTURE, tables. rugs. drapes,
lamps; Ian !as y. useful odds Ss and ends. Very
FGsNiT1kERMoSsln FtSsssNSnH6isi m SsaS' black oak,
tables so1s>xis", = 3 modern Bslinese lie
lamps, handsome mirror, blue glass
border, 3O"x40"; all like new. OR.
FGkNiTuRE Pore. and chrome
fan, ns.. io~. SIS; din. Sm.
S,l sSgEt,sins; 2 pfs.. $s; Microscope
Hoa nehts s.o44a anS case; Tv antsnna. S..
FtERNITuREmso-in; t.RsatrJ oos sOis nsedlspoiat
way bronze door lamp and shade. 2
JU: 7:7550. sun. after 2 pm.
FURNTTURE-Bedrm. and liv, rm.
suites; accessories; baby wonder
Shstr; ssStrG;. cleo. Hawaiian guitar. LU.
FURNlTURE-chest. wardrobe. roll
end table, night stand, bookcase,
int. fireplace, rocker. chairs. used
bed. bed. stove. dinette set. mirrors.
sMs. s!sf. 1885, 7ssssatsr' dining set: moving
FURNTURE-Liv. rm. suite. Krohler:
$1SS, $1Ss MSefd-asatYsnport' Mfi stSbl slip covered;
sass 6ae Without sRs MATTRESS ssdrs9% sna
and 4 chairs. chrome; floor lamp;
desk chair. and desk; desk lamp;
studio couch. with cover; steel lawn
chair; 1S-tnch low pedestal fan; blue
satin comfort; recr. table. 8 It. by
80 inches: record player. JU. 5-35S4.
FURNITURE; bedroom. walnut dresser
and chest Of drawers; beautiful I'm
ish, 500 each piece. 81. 066O.
FURN1sH1NGS-Washef.. Bendix; gas
range, 4-burnsr table top; both In
good condition. very reasonable. 10.
6-0250. IL
Evening star., 1952-08-31
IRONERS
Iron Rite Ironers. Imme'
diate delivery. No inter
est or carrying charges.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
1920 7th st. NV.
MA. S66N.

KITCHEN CABINETS, Geneva, Eitcn.
en- Maid. YOUNGSTOWN. Tracy. etc.
With small scratches and dents, 4Oet
Hxp%%or;sss- S1'SSSpt e JOHN saN g. wEssTEE
kfTcsaS Fl SaSo' cAsrNfeTFs. AZ NRfeFs'1 porcelain ton
white; ideal to use as table in small
e. e.; a-saS;s. saS; like new; cost ses so
KITCHEN SET-0ray formica table
With extension, yellow and gray
brand new. Call To. OTIS before
KITCHEN dESai SINK, GIFT. cabinet v,t,
double drain board, Formics top
cabinet for around window With
SSSsdsa Ssss oeT' soFnElSos Eo szos sss old; s1GS
cut make; $1O0. OR. 7246.
LAWN MOWERS - Rotary 20 in.
cost $123. sell 500; reel. $45; ais,
,EeHN sEaeHFSen .,TsEs ,tTrastors s96: K1. .99sas521:
used. without engines. Rear 333:
Rhode Island ave. ne. Sun. only
Evening star., 1952-08-31
FURNITURE
And Miscellaneous Items
LABOR DAY
SPECIALS
OPEN ALL DAY-TODAY

OPEN ALL DAY-TODAY
STORE Is 'TOADED" WITH
BARGAINS
Make fair offers and take the iteml
awayl Consists liv.. fm.. suite. lik,
new; dinette set, .formics top. 4
leather-covered chair seats. mahog.
Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table,
corner bookcases. Credenxa.- mahog
dresser, roll-away beds. double beds
complete: com Dune.p p phyfe sofa: sofa: cys' cyyss
pr. rama sgle. beds dmportedl. IA
dos, dos, console; table: swivel pian'
plete; hutch cabinet, floor lamps
china cabinets, sofa bed. leatherett'
club chair, mirrors. glass showcase
72x25x42; elec. toaster HOLLYWOOD
headboards, kitchen set. cleo. heat,
ers 90. crib, corner. cupboards, rui
runner. rockers, kitchen work table
HOLLYWOOD beds. single; complete
tesks. play pen, davenport. mahos
table and many. many more iteml
sale. WAYsIDE FURN. CO., 7l3t
Marlboro pike. District Heights. 10
S-1161. Open 1916.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
SHOVEL,
SHOVEL
p. and H. No. $50
GOOD CONDITION
dE. 1870; Ewes. Ia. 1852

SHOWCASE AND FIXTURES suit.
GALLAuDET PHARM. 1000 Fla. ~.
siLvERWARR. hollow ana nstws.s
sterling plated and 0hefheld; guar.
anteed big savings; nationally Cd.
verified natWere ct discount. LIv-
onso o5Mos1EN ,.S1 = CO.; @ 1923 q q; nv Nv
SINKS. new and used: an sizes: IL
inches TO 90 inches; van cabinets
1903: 1910 Bslto ave. wa. 56o1.
SOFA and 2 lounge chairs. rubber
fonG;;,oD foa% beautiful Saat tables; etc. good
cond.; $50. Caii ia. s-74o1. @$i
ofier. Call ia. 9768. 81
SOFA, English chippendale. broca-
telle. down cushion. Good condition.
Reasonable. 10. 4-0752.
SOFA, cushions; Easy washer,
sadRIs EriRRseE; ia e$ffsllent $fs1 condition; S26
Condition. Gaii JA. 'ss14 'S-os14. sNcesn' @S
SOFA, beige velvet upholstery. $50.
$79.95. STATE FURNITURE CO.,
1927 H st. ne. Ii. 1881. 4
SOFA BED ,and. matching overstuffed
chair: tailored slip covers; excel.
sGaA' tloa; Rh R1s'tiSs ss4s s.rk red good c0ndi-
SOFA BED, 2 Handmade slip covers.
$1S; bassinette and mattress. .S5.
81. O366. Il
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Fire Extinguishers

26l3 a st. NV, Elk. 1927.
FLOORING.;Preanished sx9 wood
sEisLER SUPPLY CO. W xP. S757.
FOOD MIXER and juicer; good cond.
FREfzERL1s4cu.-,t. Free Mt: 1s4a cold,pot, .x.
eellent SCI Hsss send.; ss16 or best efer
FREEzER, 8 Gu. it.. Hot Point, per.
{ssT GIintS0i condition MS Call Cypress e442
7. II. Is cubic It.: $50 Worth .oi
MALoNsYs 'HNssces Ncas siss sHsSsues a.. cn1s ave-.
Silver Spring. ~, S-3333.
FRIGlDAIRE refrigerator and 90!
FROZEN ERa5ss dHoe fSd6 s0caisSn 6dsE 9 zs2ss
pacity. COLONIAL, DEL. 1886 vii.
son blvd. Arl: 5000 or best ofier. -
FUR CAPE. ranch mink. exquisite anc
beautifully styled; worn only Q few
times. TINES. Will sell very reasonably. sH
FUR COAT. Mouton lamb, size 14-ls
Calf. Wo. 7ex; 7e45. S0O' MOVING 'e
FURS-2-pc. natural mink neckpiece
$40. Sunbeam elec. mixer. fruit,
!uicer; pea-sheller, bean slicer
FHR t1R0't coHTSssrei afE sSs u lascsGn Ssaao ,u,
bachers. Worn only S or times
Pert. eond. Sacrifice. $3.50. tax inc
FUR COAT. size 12, imported fur
500; 2, lady's suits, SIS co. 2
rUR Thse cSaf StEf So 10; rh ahlds fsos Whit. ,u
coat. muH and hat, $40; mani
overcoat. $40. All In excel. con
dition. Call EX. 9377. 81
lFUR-Natural wild mink cape Jacket
excellent condition; $3.50: WI: 7714
$3.50; owner going to tropics. Cal
OR. 95S9. 81
FUR COAT-Safari sealskin, size 10
Rarely worn; new condition, $500
moving to Fla. EN-. S031. 31s
Evening star., 1952-08-31
CAMERAS
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Ansco Color Film processing, 81.
Complete stock Of new cameras, pro-
1ectors and photo supplies. Free in.
sttEIHStions; Enjoy .,, 2 visit with us
cHiNAcoLoR LABORATORIES
715 Kennedy st. NV. RIA. 1900.
CANDY CASE REFGR.. Whitman's;
good condition. Call II. 3:3317.
CAR WASHER, automatic. Wayewash:
good cond.. LA yrs. old; $3.50. TO.
CASH REGISTER, National, in excel
lent eSonddition; $50 or best offer.
char T5l 6Ius. .loa leSnss. e. good d. condition
straight: charming. HU. 1881. after
Sun: pm; Mon. am. ..
CHAIRS. z. prewar; very reasonable.
laEsf psfecs S sSSd dsn'ik W.
SKINNER, 5021 Cushing dr., Gar
rett Park Estates, Kensington, Md.
Olympia 1925.
CHAIRS-;-6 walnut dining chairs,
maple chest and other items. 1922
CHAIRS. Miisssin ave uphoIstsred; hS G excellent
tai runner. DE. 6953.
CHAIRS ca; twin. flreside; reason
p4s pR console msrSe sop aafSqs asS
ful gold mirror. ST. 1851. Gail be-
CHAIR. brown and green foam rubber
sofa, like new. Cash or take over
Rpy' Raymsst' fs' Arlt 1eoV "a. North Pierce st.
CHAIR-simmons. hide:-a-bed practi-
rocker. AD: 77a4. 1850 Euclid St.
CHEST DRAWERS. Mahos.. almost
new. $40. DE. .S51S.
from England. $50; / sofa, good
cond.. S25; l playpen. $40; station
wagon stroller. $40; baby scale, $5;
! Teeter,Bahe, $3.50; ov. s22s, .
new: SIS. ia. 5:5s52.
best offer. Al. 1923. 81
CLOTHES, almost new. better grade,
size 10; also other items. Call HO
CLOTHING. children and ladies'
ready-to-wear; greeting cards. VI
cLoTHirNG-sizes 1914, Fur coat
sressss' sSiss 41ss; bioasss. biissks:s 7sa-s4 sa4
2 skirts, S1-$4: 8 mems suits, $3.50
med: :-lge. Call Monday only, MI
CLOTHING. ladies'. size 10: expensiv.
and wool suits. skirts and dresses
Excel; cond. Best oner. IA. 8265
st ovSfsCoSss;t tHiI, aII, aiSo use. earropraeIic ,Ta
mechanics tools. 1928 Fsirmont
Coal. Twaoop RANGES. on ranges
nsT 2SE p;sH so1s Eesz sFsd.s ~, ,nGNthinE Eod99a d
CHROME TRIM, v price; $500 It:
for linoleum tile board. etc. Sell
alG AZ q part srsrdfstSss ~; SSssSo; ec,,a u.,o.
chest Ss neS $50 slEI IA. sSs1ss sGSdss victorian
CORNER CABINET, solid mahogany
excellent condition; $IOO. WI. 7272
CREDENZA, mahog., g mos. old. sac
riflce. $125; oak settee and rocker
CRIB AND CHiFFOROBE, wake,
birch; see to appreciate. DU. 61S1
CRIB AND Misunderstanding
excel, conSSy So; Bsssinette, 50
pr Sea STaees, 'Sss sio feIAGs' ps; Dr. ~ sRa Rs
drapes, $12 for lot: mans gray suit
etze 42, brand new. $50. EN-. S603
CUeTARD FREEZER, siightly used
s!cellent buy; fully automatic. ca
Evening star., 1952-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, story Clarke, reproducer. up.
right, mastermove, $40. DU. 1875
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets anS
consoles as low as 81 monthly
Hauling extra. Money paid ap.
plies on purchase price Y you de-
DAMS, corner 18th and G sts. NV
OPEN THURSDAY Ewes. -5
PIANO, Grand. excel. cond., reas
PIANOS-Uprights, $50 up; spinets
$265 up; grands. 1885 up; terms
Always q good buy at Schaeffer's S
and all day Sunday and Labor Day
SCHAEFFER'S PLANO SHOP, S2E
Bontfant st., Silver Spring. SH. 3O39
PIANO, parlor grand, Krauker; excel
cond.: S475. Phone Vienna 22S-W
Evening star., 1952-08-31

EEncs Viii ssi for stss. fslsa1etS5 siiso e4ss nes
REFGR., GE.. s Gu. IT., almost new.
excel. cond, Ieft-hand door. small
freezing unit; WQ; o540;
REFGR., g f., coolerator. Is mos.
old. S125. Sligo 9769. 81
REESR:; !IS 2 .tos e.. gas, good condition
REFGR., cleo, Interna tional; like
new: o Gu. #. 35-lb. freezing unit:
RsssfAURANf b IA IA 7'o1Sa 1ESoau1PMENr-waiter
and Carroll Speedstor griddle: stow
master food server, q gal. cap: f.
pot Slick coffee maker: pie case and
misc. equipment. Call JE. 2-9692.
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