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Evening star., 1953-12-06
Nixon Begins Talks
In Afghanistan After
Flight From India
By the Assoeioied Press

KARACHI, Pakistan, Dec. s.
Vice President Richard Nixor
started official talks today with
officials in Afghanistan.
Advices from Kabul, the
Afghan capital, said Mr.. Nixon
had a two-hour luncheon con-
ference with Premier Mohammed
Daoud Khan and his foreign
minister.
The mayor of Kabul, DR.. Asst
Suhail, held q reception this
afternoon in Mr.. Nixon's honor
and the Vice President was given
a banquet at the palace of King
Mohammed Zahir Shah.
Gets 21-Gun Salute.
Mr.. Nixon few from India to
Afghanistan and was given q 81
gun salute in the capital of that
rugged, nation bordering on the
SUN1GL OI1lOu.
The Nixon party changed from
its four engined Constellation to
two two-engine CAT planes at
PeShawar, Pakistan, for. the fight
over historic Khyber Pass. The
Kabul airfield can't handle four
engine planes. s
The Hindustan Standard, one
Of India's leading Independent
newspapers, said Mr.. Nixon's
visit to India has surely been
diplomatic gain for the United
States" II
Papers Reaction Changes.
The paper had lampooned Mr..
Nixon's far eastern good will tour
before his, arrival. The cautiously
favorable editorial on his depar-
ture was typical Of Indian press
reaction.
"Mr. Nixon's address to mem
bers Of parliament was refresh
ing and helped remove from the
Indian mind at least to some
extent the suspicion about
American intentions in ASIA" the
paper said.
Official circles maintained q
correct but not overly warm at
titude toward the Nixon visit.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Gen. Collins Flies
To NATO PurIey
Ry the Assoeio,ed Press

Gen. j. Lawton Collins left
aboard a Military Air Transport
plane yesterday for Paris and
the semiannual conference Of
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton representatives.
Gen. Collins, former Army
chief of staff, is United States
member Of the NATO military
committee.
Defense Secretary Wilson and
other Pentagon officials leave
during next week for the con-
ference at which plans will be
made for the continuing West
ern defense buildu1 over the
next six months. These plans,
as usual, will be reviewed and
assessed in July.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Gas Machine Tests
.Anesthetics on AnimuIs
BY the Asseeiutsd Press

DAVIS. Calif.-Does q bull or
a mouse have more resistance
to knockout drops?
Prof. Stuart A. Peoples, a
University Of California veteri-
nary scientist. built a gas ma
chine big enough for a bull. tc
check the effect of anesthetics
on various-sized animals.
He discovered size had moth
ing to do with an animals re-
SiStance to anesthetics.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Puerto Rico Adds Rouds

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico
There now are 2,400 miles Of
paved highways in Puerto Rico.
which IL only 05 miles long and
35 miles wide. In 1910 there were
only 1900 miles of paved road.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Oil Settlement Seen
As Iran and Britain
Resume Relations
By The Assoeiotod Press

TEHERAN, Iran, Dec. 6.-Iran
and Britain announced today
they are resuming diplomatic re-
lationS. Both expressed conf
dence Of finally settling the
mu1tl-million dollar oil dispute
that led Mohammed Mossedegh
to break the ties October 10,
1852.
The elderly nationalist lead
er-then Trans premier and now
. prisoner on trial on q charge
Of treason-sent British d1plo-
mats packing after Prime Minis
ter Churchill's government re
jected his demands for patching
up the row over his nationalist
tion Of Iranian assets Of the
British-owned Anglo -Iranian Oil
Co. The chief Of these demands
was for 20 million pounds ($137.-
100000 in disputed royalties.
Americans had q big hand in
the reconciliation.
I: First Word In Teheran.
{. The first official word Of the
resumption significantly was an
nounced in Teheran, where gov
ernment changed last August
through a royaliSt revolt that
put Gen. FaZollah Zahedi in the
premiership.
Relations have been re-
sumed," q Government spokes-
man said, inasmuch as both
sides are confident that. with
the good will Of both sides, bet
ter relations and settlement of
any disputes in the past can be
arrived at"
Gen. Zahedi Is expected to
make a radio speech on the sub
ject tomorrow or Monday.
A communique issued in Lon
don said that, with the exchange
Of ambassadors, the two nations
will proceed at the earliest
mutually agreed moment to ne
gotiate q settlement of the oil
dispute which has recently
clouded relations"
Only TrickIe Of Oil Flowing.
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
reported after the August revolt
that Iran was broke. Only a
trickle Of oil is emerging from
refinery facilities that, under
British control, had poured 80
million tons a year into West
ern markets.
The AIOC, a $1k- billion COM
pany whose contract In Iran was
due to run until 1898, is oper-
ated privately. but controlling
shares are held by the British
government.
British Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden told the House Of
Commons in London November
25 that Britain was ready to rec
ognize the principle of oil ma
tionaliZation in Iran. In Ber-
muda today for the big three
conference, Mr.. Eden person.
ally thanked United States Sec
retary of State Dulles for the
efforts Of 10y Henderson. United
States Ambassador to Teheran,
in bringing Britain and Iran
together. go
Herbert Hoover, jr., the United
States State Departments spe-
cial petroleum consultant. has
taken a direct hand in negotia-
tions with the two nations in
recent weeks. Now in London,
he is reported to have put be-
fore the British one plan pro-
viding for the sale of Iranian
oil through a large combine Of
American and British oil COM
panies.
The Zahedi government made
its move despite strong oppoSi-
tion in some Iranian quarters
to any dealings with the Brit
isA. One Of the anti-British
faction is a. Moslem religious
leader. Ayatullah Kashani, who
was influential in MosSadegh's
regime until they fell out this
year over Mossadegh's claims to
dictatorial powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Malone Urges Buying
StockpiIe Minerals
From Latin America
By J. A. O'Leon

Senator Malone, Republican,
of Nevada. today urged the
United States to rely more on
the Western Hemisphere for
strategic mineral stockpiles in
stead of developing overseas
sources that could be cut off in
time of war.
He made the statement as a
Senate Interior subcommittee Of
which he is chairman made
tentative plans to start public
hearings on the subject this af-
ternoon. Secretary Of the In
terror Mckay is slated to be the
first witness.
The Senator said data gath
cred by the subcommittee indi-
Gates that only a few minerals
are "in good shape" from a
Stockpiling standpoint.
I'VE should pay more atten-
ton to stockpiling and should
get more of it from the Western
Hemisphere" he added.
AS an Illustration, the Senator
pointed out that most Of this
country's current supply of
manganese is coming from India.
In Brazil there is enough man
ganese to last for 100 years, the
Senator said.
He contended that sources il.
the United States and South
America should be developed be-
cause. in the event of another
war. supplies from remote areas
overseas could be cut off.
The subcommittee also ex-
poets to hold hearings next
month in Colorado to find out
how close the United States
could come to being self sufficient
in uranium ores without relying
on overseas sources.
In addition to Secretary Nc
Kay, the witnesses here this week
will include Felix Wormser. one
OF Mr.. McKay's assistants; Ed
ward Mansure, administrator of
the General Services Admin
istration, and several officials of
mining companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Sampson, Arch Foe
Of Ryan, Bolts liza
To Join AL Union
ey the A.soeia.ed Pres.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-John
]. (Gene) Sampson. key figure
in the record 1851 waterfront
strike, has bolted the Interna-
tional Longshoremen's Associa-
ton to join the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Mr.. Sampson made the move
last night at a meeting Of LILA
Local 791, which controls Hud-
son River docks in the Chelsea
District Of Manhattan.
The meeting was a turbulent
one with only 81 men lining up
behind Mr.. Sampson, who had
been business agent of the local.
Other men at the meeting. vari-
ously estimated at 400 to 900,
voted to stay with the lila.
1t was announced that MI.
Sampson will serve as an or
ganizer for the new ILA-AFL,
chartered by the AFL after the
federation ousted the old lila
for failure to purge itself of
racketeering elements.
Rival Of Ryan.
MI Sampson for many years
has been an insurgent leader
challenging the leadership of
lila President Joseph P. Rya1.
In 1851. Mr.. Sampson was a
prime force in keeping the port
of New York closed in a 25-day
Nldcat strike which Mr.. Ryan
OF Nsed
A 1mber of court actions in
the tu4 Nulent waterfront situa-
ton wel scheduled today.
The National Labor Relations
Board announced plans last night
to go into Federal court today
to seek an injunction prohibiting
the lila from interfering with the
organizing activities of the new
AFL union.
Charles T. Douds, regional di-
rector of the NLRB, said the
board was acting because of
recent outbreaks on the Brook
lyn waterfront, where Anthony
(Tough Tony Anastasia and
some of his LILA underlings al
legedly threatened lockers
against joining the AFL.
Faces Contempt Action.
Anastasia has been ordered to
show cause today why he should
not be punished for contempt of
a Taft Hartley labor law injunc-
ton which two weeks ago ended
an Atlantic Seaboard strike. The
LILA also must show cause in the
court action stemming
from the Brooklyn Indictments.
The Government obtained the
Taft Hartley Injunction after
the lila struck from Maine to
Virginia in a wage-contract dis
pute.
Federal Judge Edward Vein
field is expected to decide today
whether to extend the injunction
to the full 80 days permitted by
law and whether to include the
AFL under its terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
DC Man Gets 10 Months In Bad Check Case

ton L. Saunders of the 1900 block
Of Wyoming avenue N. w.
Saunders pleaded guilty last
Friday to passing four worthless
checks at gasoline stations and
super markets in scattered Sec
tions Of the county.
Judge Gray sentenced Saun-
ders on one count and suspended
the others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Publicity on Weapons
Called Error by Dr.. Bush
BY the Assoeiofed Pres.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Dr.
Vannevar Bush, wartime direc-
tor of the Office of Scientific Re-
search and Development, says
the United States has "erred
gravely" in publishing technical
facts about weapons develop
ment.
He told the American Institute
OF Consulting Engineers last
night that such publicity is
'shortsighted and will probably
cost us dear"
DR.. Bush, who was an honored
guest at the Institutes annual
dinner, said military planning at
the highest level must be done
secretly and with out the pres
sure Of public review of horse
back opinions of columniStS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20

A 34-year-old District man was
sentenced yesterday to 18 months
in the Maryland House of Cor
rection for passing bad checks in
Prince Georges County.
Judge John B. Gray, jr., i'm
posed the sentence in Circuit
Court, Upper Marlboro, on New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
British Ford Plans
Cheapest Cor in World
sy the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Plans for
marketing the lowest priced car
in the world" were announced
last night by Ford Motor Co.
Ltd.
The new. British Ford will sell
for 275 pounds ($770) plus tax.
With the British purchase tax of
so per cent included, the price
will be 800 pounds and ID shill-
ings ($1,094). That's about IS
pounds ($238) under Britain'S
previous cheapest car.
Ford said the new baby pop
ular model" will be on the mar
ket soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20

glass OF beer is a human kind of fellow
impartial, northumberland because he
hears a lot of viewpoints from the many
people he meets, he's pretty well-informed
on many things.
He's also qualified, we think, to pass
judgment on preferences in beer. And his
judgment has been such a factor in the
preference for Ballantine, we'd just like
to say thanks!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20

LIVER notice in a tavern how they al
ways turn to the man behind the bar as
IN authority?
He's called on to settle arguments about
facts, dates, batting averages, politics,
international or domestic relations
almost anything we like to make a topic
Of discussion over a friendly glass of beer.
That's because the mar who pours your
Evening star., 1953-01-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC WORKERS, exper., want
work by day or week. Call DU., e
GIRL, CoLoRED-wants day work.
Prefers S. Arlington. AID. 4-5796
GIRL. colored. wants job in private
family, Mon. through Fri; care of
children and light housework; no
nights. 10. $4,000.
LADY Desires day work: So and car
fare. No bachelors. RE. T1142.
WOMAN-Colored wishes general
h9usework. Experience. References.
WoMAN-coiored; wants work.
Experienced. Elk. 3-4765.
RELIABLE WOMAN of advanced age
salary; vic. Bethesda. OIL. 2-762O.
EXPERIENCED colored woman wants
day work or full time. Phone Ii.
CoiofR1ED GIRL DESIRES shw. or
child care; ref; exper. Ii. 1887.
CoLORED GIRLS desire general
dsys sopsesoEk Week. or fa5e go es4s6 Of shildren
live in 5 days. % ADs 4-sS5e. @ care
COLORED GIRL wants day work Sat
urday and Monday; good refs. Call
after s pm, CO. 5-0351.
COLORED GIRLS (2>-Desire wait
tress. light housework or child care.
Ii. 1885: TU. 2-1996 after 4 pm.
COLoRED WOMAN desire day work
or part.time work; best ref. Phone
HU. 3-69S2. 11*
Evening star., 1953-01-16
CLERK-TYPIST

Five-day. 4O-hr. wk.. newspaper Of
fee SIS per wk.: location. George
town, conv. transp. Advancement,
employe benefits. co. 5-l0I4. 1t
Evening star., 1953-01-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN

EXEC. SECY.-Looking for boss who
needs right arm" Can be assured
my care. Letters transcribed per-
fectly, other personnel hired and
trained. Books and accounts main
tained. Under 30, Eficient. and
Trustworthy. High-type administra-
tor for top-f1ight overworked boss.
Top salary REQUIRED. Box 39S-T.
Star. 16s
GIRL. colored, desires work as typ
ist-clers in cleaners or store maid
in D. c. WA. 1882. 10"
eXper. in military and
civilian clothes: prefer days; will
accept home sewing. LU. 2-S270.
TYPIST will do statistical tipping,
letters, ETC.. in my home. Call ia.
-Housekeeper's place in
small family. Call AID. 2-0293.
CoLoRED GIRL wants fountain work,
fqll or part time. Good refs. Call
CoLoRED WOMAN desires part time
all day Saturday; TU 2-262l. l7%
Evening star., 1953-01-16
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. /,

PLUMBING AND HEATING-Jobbing
remodeling and new work. Bath
rooms installed, 1895 UP. Gas boil
ers, S375 UP. Work guaranteed.
Free estimates. w. H. MCKINNEY.
Ii. 4-7373
RE-UPH0LSTERY and repairs. Your
material or mine. Immediate SerV-
ice. DI. $4,000. ask for upholstery
RooFING-All types, cutters, spouts:
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS, WA. 1882; II no an
swer. call AP. 7-1500.
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wets
Cutters badP For guaranteed work
cali after . pm. to am Ii. 4.
4979 WADDEIL'S ROOF SERVICE
SLIP COVERS cut, Sewed and de-
livered. $40. Days. Ii. 3-7773;
ewes, AP. 1921. liz
TELEvIsION and radio repairs and
services Phone North 7-5724. III
TV ANTENNA SERVICE - Antenna
and installation, complete, $3.50;
guaranteed. 10. 2-4533.
TV SERVICE, day or night; guaran-
teed for 80 days. So so. 10. 3-5299
TV SERVICE. Sc. and nearby Md.
reaS, prices, IO, 7-136n II?
Evening star., 1953-01-16
BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
Us AS WE GUARANTEE YOU saw
INGS OF 20eo TO 50So ON NEW
SAMPLE CLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT
THESE BARGAINS.
Fine double maple bed, chest. dress
er and mirror was $109.50 now
$69,50; finest quality mahogany
double bed, double dresser and mir
ror and chest on chest. was
S299 go, now S197.50; genuine
lined oak dble. bed, chest, double
dresser and mirror, was S2S9.50.
now S179.50; solid mahogany and
solid cherry at lowest prices in
town; fine mahogany or maple beds
in all sizes. were S29.50, now
S17.50; many bargains too numer-
Gus to mention. Open Thursday till
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 3-6742
The Sample BsrEain Store Of Wash.
BICYCLE, boys black Columbia; rs
inches. with headlight; excel. cond.
BICYCLES -TRICYCLES TOYS -
January clearance sales. GEORGE
TOWN BICYCLE STORE, 1911 Wis.
PARKWAY CYCLE Coz. Lee hwy,
at N. Kirkwood rd., ia. 5-S122.
Evening star., 1953-01-16

IFIXTURES-Four showcases, 5 wall
cases, safe, l wrapping counter, etc:
good cond.; reasonable. GREENE'S,
Evening star., 1953-01-16
MlscEL. FOR SALE tcont. F.,

BICYCLE, boys; s. full size. good cond.,
very reas, $3.50. Call Granite
R9CYdi 2CSl after Pm Ena,,sn a.nssa ais
Hercules: like new, S35: mans
lightweight Columbia, new tires, SIS.
BONDSTONE-You can have that
stone home for less than you think;
with TOMBSTONE. TOMBSTONE
is applied to any surface with
proof: never needs painting; nothing
you could do to the OUTSIDE tSS ao'g sYs
value to YOUR property like BOND
STONE. Now is the time to plan
this work, Our representative will
call and estimate free. Nothing
down. Long terms arranged Phone
or write CAPITOL CONTRACTING
CO, 4S19 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda,
Md. OIL. 4-6134.
BRICK-20,000 brick for immed
sale on Ivy City job. Call ABCD
CORPORATION OF 4-S755 II
Evening star., 1953-01-16
SALESLADY

Efficient and capable OF as
suming responsibilities III
leading accessory store. Out
standing oppor. for qualified
person. Applicant must be
well exper. Excel. sal. Apply
LIBERTY SHOP, 1900 G st.
Evening star., 1953-01-16
SINK TOPS
FORMICA

Custom made at wholesale prices
Free estimates, prompt service. All
work guaranteed. Ii. 3-l233. lis
SLIP COVER and drapery materials
beaut patterns in twill and pebble
crepe; SOC to Sl.39 yd. JE. 2-6O6d
and Crescent sos.
SOFA. in good condition. also slip
cover; $50 or best offer. LU. p
1893. lis
SOFA, bed. chests. bookcase. firesIde
set, etc. Moving, must sell cheap;
Conn. ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1953-01-16
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. ny

COMPANION to elderly lady. No work
except preparing lunch for .. MISS
RENKES, ST. $4,000. Ext. sol. 10
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR One
who wants 10 extra hours for sell
eacn week; that's the time you'll
save in travelling from and to D. c.
We have a perm. opening in our
auditing dept; top-rated company
benefits Immed discount privile2eS.
Apply Personnel Office, SEARS ROE
BUCK g. co, $500 Wilson blvd
CouNfTER' aTf9fioR' GIRLS te) Cafeteria
part time, 4 80 pm. to $50 pm,
no Sat. or Sun; dinner and uniforms
furn., paid holidays, vacation after
serv.i exper. not necessary but help
ful. Call RE. 1855 for interview.
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Upper NV. 10
cation; experience preferred though
not essential; 5l2-day week; hours.
9 to $50. Call RA. 3-2166.
DRUG CLERK. experienced only; full
BAYER, LU. i -34oI. -l9
DRUG CLERK. exper. Day shift, no
Conn. ave NV WO. 6-S600.. II
DRUG CLERK-Experience only: g.
day week no Sundays, but must
work 3 nights week: TOP salary,
new store: knowledge of cosmetics
helpful good opportunity for right
person. DRUG LANE. 1925 Riggs
rd.. AP. T-a19l -l6
FILE CLERK-Young lady. white
for large office. Pleasant working
conditions, usual employee benenlS.
Call for appointment. DE. 2-4Soo.
Evening star., 1953-01-16
SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

CLERK-TYPIsT-sTENo.
Saturdays all day: weekdays, eve
nings. RA. 3-SO32. --17
BIS DEGREE, 80. congenial, excel
background, Irish, good appear
ance. hard worker, married, . chill
dren. 1t. Comdr., Kor. vet, Q W.W.II
agerial exper. Mech. inclined Seek
opp. with future Not as salesman.
Best refs. BOX 4n4-T Star 12a
Evening star., 1953-01-16
HELP---WoNEN

WOMAN, white. to care for elderly
gentleman, In Glendale; some nurs-
ing experience, practical or home,
desired; very light housework. Live
IN or out. WA. 7-7S50. lis
WOMEN, white or colored, sell lady
nylon hose and mems shirts, direct
to consumer. Full or part time;
sensational earnings. Apply after
. pm. for interview. HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-16
SAI,FSGTRI,S


FULL, TIME, REG. WORK
No experience necessary. "HANDEE'S 5
; AND 10" 26l9 Columbia pike
Arlington, Va. --------------
EALESLADY, millinery, full time; ex-
perience necessary. Apply in per
son SHOREHAM HAT SHOP. 1923
Calvert st. NV. -1S
Evening star., 1953-01-16

CRIB with spring and mattress;
stroller. sterilizer. and play pad.
LU. 4-6176 after 4:30. 90
12h-cu 1T. Coldspot.
3 yrs, old, like new; located Fairfax
County. Va; $3.50. KI. S-215l.
DESK, modern twin mahogany, COM
plete, S1l5; double bedrm. set:
3 pcs, S75: chrome kitchen set.
$3.50 also odd chests. vanity and
tables. 1857 Harvard st NV. ---16
DESK. secretary style, Immaculate
condition. Best offer. Call Lo.
DiAMoNDs-Lady's 5/s Ct. S125;
ladv's 7/s Ct. $3.50; lady's ! ct,
S325; mans ia cts. 5000; lady's
1l2 cts $3.50: lady's . cts. S675;
mans & cts. 81 500. All prices in
clude mounting; trades accented.
LIVINGSTON 4 CO.. 1923 H st
NV NE. 8-526S. lie
DIAMOND RING, ladys, cluster. 16
perfect stones; weight, 2 carats;
very recently appr aised to sell at
$3.50; will sell S695. Call ia. g.
lC2Q M dnalpFS 1SN
Evening star., 1953-01-16
DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
SAVINGS OF 20ee TO 50fs ON
NEW SAMPLE CLOSEOUTS. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Solid lined oak extension table and
leaf and 4 chairs, was S79.50, now
$3.50; finest quality junior blond
oak table. chairs. china and bGf-
fet. was S395. now S239 so; maple
gateleg table, was S4950, now
S29.95: mahogany or maple extern
sion dinette table and leaf and
4 chairs, was S69.50, now S47. 80;
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday till 8
pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
The Sample Bargain Store 81 Wash
Evening star., 1953-01-16

FREEZER. new, won in contest. high
est price. Box 24-V. Star. Is
FULL DRESS SUIT, size 3s; S25
Chesterfield, top hat, all accessories;
fine quality. JU. 1926, -16
coat, for size is
match, also brown squirrel Jacket.
Evening star., 1953-01-16
MAIDS

Must be experienced. neat and EN-
cient Excellent salary and working
conditions. Apply
Evening star., 1953-01-16
FURS-MINKS-FURS

Natural mink coats capes Jackets
and stoles, slightly used at low
prices. If you dreamed of mink and
nave muskrat money see U.S.
BASKIN FURS. COR. Sth and q NV
Evening star., 1953-01-16
FURNITURE
OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9

PRE- opening BARGAINS
In every department. Washington s
newest furniture store. Everything
on one floor. HAMPSHIRE FUR
NITURE CO, 1886 Ga. ave. NV.
FURN.- washstand. S25;
dnaI1de0t marble top chest oaa and table S32 ea'
FURN.-Living rm. and bedrm.. ma
hogany; best offer; after or ewes,
FuRN. E; CLEARANCE sALE-on re-
conditioned HOLLYWOOD beds, S25.
$50, S35 studio couch, $35: sofa
bed, $50; foam rubber mattress and
chests. $40, ST.. SIS, S19: dress
ers, S19: S-pc. Duncan. Phyfe din
ing .rm. set, mahog., ST 10: mahog
cree credenza buffet sag bargaiBS: drop drop,
cha Chairs: saOiert Breakfast @ sets, si7. S s@5
$50: Chesterfield sofa with down
cushion, bargain, $40: 3-pc. mahog
bedrm. 18th Cent. style, bargain
end, lamp anc cocktail tables, So
81, $40: lamps, So to S12: mir
rIors: BARGAINS; china cabinet. SSll55
Gov. Wonthrop desk, bargain: mat
tresses, SS-S19; box springs: beds
$3.50. Terms. THE HOME SHOP
1745 L st. NV, RE. 7-S961. -16
FURN. - New mod. liv. rm., studio
couch, chair, black nah. double
dresser. 4 table lamps. 4 wall pic
lures. drapeS. household effects.
coffee table. end table, Nuvian
dinette set, bedroom set. gray ma
hog dble. bed, mattress and box
spring, dbIe. dresser with mirror. .
night tables. CO. 5-4S30. 213s
Calf. st. NV. Apt. 206. lis
FURN. Blond solid mahog. console
din. rm table with 3 chairs. has
never been used. $50. JU. 5-412S.
FURN. Beautiful, modern grey oak
dble dressers and mirror, night table,
twin beds Beautyrest mattresses.
box springs, $500. ST. 3-S25l after
$50 pm; Sun. all day.
$3.50 and So. Sofa,
excel. cond.. S35. Round coffee table.
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