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Evening star., 1953-12-06
Who Changed Mind About Reds Makes New Key Decision

heard from the corporal. But
back in Crackers Neck, his
family was, worried. His eld-
erly father became ill from
thesnervouS strain of waiting
for word of his son. His
mother was often in tears.
They had little to go on.
RadiophotoS of their son
had a ghostlike appearance.
Word from army wives in the
Tokyo area was that Ed
seemed highly nervous. Some
reports published in this
country annoyed Eds family.
They were played up in one
paper as living in a commu-
nifty where the people Swung
from one holler to the next on
a grapevine" They were
called "hillbillies" and other
names that caused the farm
community to bristle.
There was one thing that
kept the Dickinson family 60
ing. Letters from all over the
country poured in the first
few weeks at a rate of about
30 a day. Almost all expressed
happiness that the Dickensons
were getting their son back
Only two letters expressed in
dignation at the corporal's ac-
tion. One of these was neu-
tralized when the writer wrote
second time apologizing.
Letters were also arriving at
the newspaper in Big Stone
Gap. It's editor. Carl Knight.
received only one against the
boy and that was not signed.
Mr.. Knight remembers that
President Eisenhower ex-
pressed his happiness at the
return of the corporal. Gen.
Dean, who had been a pris-
oner of the Communists for
three years, said he would take
a lenient view toward those
men who succumbed tempo
rarily to Communist indoctri-
nation while prisoners.
No Grudees
The people who live in and
around the Big Stone Gap and
Crackers Neck vicinity don't
consider Ed any type Of a hero.
But they don't hold any
grudge against the boy. They
never talk about communism.
They say only: ED went to
Korea. was captured and now
has come back" 1t would be
hard to find one person in that
community who is sorry that
Ed Dickinson has returned.
The corporal was worried
about that feeling before he
left Tokyo for home. He told
neWSmen he wasn't sure how
he would be received. But
Eds reception was like that of
any other soldier, a joyous
family reception, with other
relatives and friends plan
ming to drop around and pay
their respects.
When he dropped around to
see Katie, he found her recep-
tive to the idea of marriage.
There could have been no
more convincing proof that his
past was not held against him.
Ed was surprised. perhaps, at
the ease with which he's been
able to make the transition
from Communist prison camp
to his small home community.
He might have been looking
for an explanation. If he was,
the thought probably came TO
him in the bed in the living
room of his home.
The answer could have been
found in the picture hanging
above the fireplace in that
room. It's a picture of Christ,
the Good Shepherd.
In the Bible, on a table in
that room is written a parable:
"What man of you that hath
an hundred sheep; and if he
shall lose one of them. doth he
not leave the ninety and nine
in the desert, and go after that
which was lost, until he find
it?"
Evening star., 1953-12-06
The Joy of giving THE best

On CHRISTMAS morning. the pleasure of giving and recev
ing intensified your gift will bear our exclusive and
distinctive label 1t may be something little handker
chiefs pair of hose Or could be magnificent
pure cashmere brocaded dressing gown fit for
king Of one thing you may be certain. Any gift you
choose Lewis Thos Saltz will be the best of its kind
Evening star., 1953-12-06
By John Connolly

For the past few weeks
Corpl. Edward Dickinson has
been with his mother, father
and some of his Is brothers and
sisters in their three-room
mountain cabin in Crackers
Neck, Va. It's getting cold
now in the Big Stone Gap
vicinity where Crackers Neck
is located. There has been
snow, too. But it hasn't chilled
the enthusiasm of the recep-
ton for the soldier who
changed his mind about stay
ing with the Communists in
Korea.
There's a warm fire glowing
in the fireplace at the Dick
enson cabin. It's clean house.
There's fun to be had there,
and work, too. There will be
enough, for awhile, to keep Ed
Dickenson'S mind of the 33
months he spent as a prisoner
of the Communists.
Yesterday he took a step
which probably will help him
to forget the grim experiences
in Korea. He married a girl
from Crackers Neck whom he
had dated for the first time a
week ago last night. The girl,
Katie" Laney, said Ed had
proposed to her by mail while
he was overseas.
Problem of Decisions
This was an impulsive deci-
sion of the type that Ed had
been making since he was a
boy. Before, he had often been
unwiSe in making decisions,
and this weakness had caused
many an American to wonder
how any person could say he
would be willing to give up all
that this country can offer for
empty promises from Commu-
nists.
When he first came back,
the 23-year-old corporal said
he wanted to re-enlist in the
Army. He continued to say
that all the way from Tokyo
to the United States, even un-
til his plane landed a week ago
at Washington National Air
port. There, he was met by
his mother and father. His
mother, Aunt Bessie" Dick
enson as she's known in her
community. told newsmen she
didn't want her son to con-
tinue an Army career.
That was the last time Ed
Dickinson said he wanted to
re-enlist.
After he was married yeSter-
day, Corpl. Dickinson an
nounced he had decided to get
out of the Army.
This difficulty in making
decisions started early for
Ed. One of the reasons prob
ably was his large family.
His father, Van Buren,
Dickinson, known by his
friends as Uncle Dave, is get
ting up in years. He's 72 and
has had to give up his work
as a carpenter. Now ne spends
most of his time tending a
small farm. Van Buren Dick
enson had 13 children by his
first wife, and four by his A
year-old present wife.
That's a lot of children to
care for. If one of them
makes up his mind to have
his own way there's a tempta-
ton to let him. That's the
way it was with Ed and his
family.
Ed didn't like school. His
teachers say he was a fair
student when he wanted to be,
but that was seldom. They
add that he was no trouble.
He was a good boy. Any one
in Crackers Neck or East
Stone Gap where the school is
located will tell you that Ed
was a fine boy.
But Ed started skipping
school. His folks were asked
l.
Evening star., 1953-12-06

"VIYELLA" FLANNEL ROBES. Every
man dreams of Viyella Christmas. And
these robes make a royal gift Soft, light
English flannel woven of fine lambs
wool for warmth, and lon9-staple Egyptian
cotton for instability. In beautiful
masculine colors that will never fade.
Solid shades, $26.5O; authentic Tar
tans and checks, $3.50.
ViyeHa Sports Shirts, $3.50 to $3.50
ViyeIla Hose, $3.50 to $1.75
VigellG P1j1nlGS, $19.95
Evening star., 1953-12-06

LIBERTY OF LONDON REVER-
SIBLE MUFFLERS. From England
comes this luxurious and beautiful gift.
One side is plain color pure cashmere,
the other side is Liberty-minted foulard
silk, rich with glowing paisley designs -.
each pattern printed by hand from wooden
blocks hundreds of years old. $3.50
Imported All-Wool Muttlers, $395
sImported Cashmere and Wool
Muttlers, $3.50
Evening star., 1953-12-06

COUNTESS MARA" SILK NECK
TIES. The patterns are conversation
pieces that evoke comment and admira-
ton. The ties are tailored in the new
narrower shapes from beautiful silk
fabrics that knot neatly and present an
immaculate appearance always.
$3.50 to SIS.
"CownteSS Mara" Sumptuous Satin
Ties, $40
"CounteSS Marc" BoU Ties, $3.50 to IS
Evening star., 1953-03-17
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc tcont.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND my colored
; dren: S-day week. AP. S-4o25;
after 6, AID. 2-100S.
DEPENDABLE woman wants days
york irOS!ng or light cleaning. Ii.
CoLoRED GIRL. like to take care Of
small child : days yk,; good refs.
CoLoRED GIRL desires .g.h.w.;
days; experienced. LU. 4-6609,
CoLoRED GIRL with refs. wishes
JOB as g.h.w. or child care. 10; g.
C9oIIVo5iRED GIRL desires cleaning Job
g.h.w. IRMA. CO. 5-555s.
COLORED GIRL. desires days work;
C2LoRED d1o w.sE GIRL desires sr 6sn, Fhw; d.S
ICOLORED GIRL, desires days or part
time; general housework. Expert
enced and references. RE. 7-5S92.
COLORED LADY desires light house.
keeping work. 5-day wk.: exper.,
refs; II. 4:5240:
T0rki clean h house 1E and cooking. II
CoLoRED WOMAN. reliable, desires
cleaning Of any kind or child care.
cooHHoRaEI1i ooHHoa aI ! WOMAN, wishes day.
work. exper.. refs. co. $500;
CoLORED WOMAN wishes, g.h.w.;
cooIoRsEfDS sfSGS WOMAN wants housework
by the hour; experienced. DI. 2
5553.
Evening star., 1953-03-17

Brand-new bedrm.. din: rm. and lily.
SPECIAL THIS MONTH
Simmons Beautyrest mattresses and n
Brand-new unclaimed freight.
HENRY'S FURNITURE CO.
1925 7th st. NV. Terms. HU. 3-3646.
FURN.-Compl. bed-liv. rm.. com.
prising Simmons Hide-A-Bed. solid
owner leaving. Oh. 4-697S. -I9
FURN.-Liv.-rm. suite. bedrm. suite
new rug; must sell. Call AP. 7-7122
FURN.-Rug, reversible, 12x1O1a; set
OF summer hber rugs: two 9x12. one
Sx10 and matching throw rugs;
mahog. bed, sgle., new mattress;. ]
piece Of statuary Carrara marble
bust-pedestal; 3 prs. of ruined bed
rm. curtains, alike. RA. 3-6545.
GAS RANGES, new. used: SO so up
2237 Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES. new. used; SIS up
Oil. coal and wood ranges. ACME
cSTOVE: 19l1 5th NV, MA; S-S952
troll; perfect cond.; S34.95. AT
LANTIC. 807 v st. NV. NO. 7-3921
GAS STOVE. good cond.. $50; So
6ble. drainboard porcelain sink. $50
GENERATroR:s-sTARrERs. Rr: $3.50 1865 Sp
lge. assort.: elec. motor repairs. 36th
II CARTY, 1908 l4th. NO. 7-O224
sGovr sGeS Oil dd,, coal' S,b' = " wood ssSHg sAGME
$S5. GIcHNER 81 sURPIus. sTi S5i3 n
st. NV. EX 3-3527 =
Evening star., 1953-03-17
FARM AND GARDEN

TEE 1ssana REMSyA e.5,A1 n sGpDlns pr. Ps.nns
PA99I'ss; Tree Ss SERVICE, 10. sass. Is.
TOPSoIL-Very good. rich topsoll
reasonable. Cali 20. s-493S. -2S
AND LEADERS, for
grading. excayating and land clear
Lawn f' RENoVATfoN o BeaStiiai GaSi
lawns don't Just happen. We build
them very reas. Free est. LU. 1858.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil. bluestone,
road gravel. slYdss, hsglins, gTsd-
WANTED-small rototiller. Call eve
nings after $3.50 p.m.. Crescent
t9, John Deer. model
12A; new; cost eyer eyer $1,000. VIII
sSis ssk 0SsT ss or 9ss5 Massey Hse!
S995. cali Mr. Fraley. coUNTY
SUPPLY. Phone Poolesville. Nd.
10 DIFFERENT hardy early bioomins
colortul chrySanthemums, only Sl.25
prepaid. while they last. Order now.
10 low growing azaleamums, 4 colors:
pink. red. white, yellow; ST.. .25 pre-
paid. Beautiful IT'S, 4 d1nerent
bulbs, $40 value, names: Solid Ma
hoRany California Gold. Magic Car
pet Velvet Dusk. prepaid. only .S4.
Many other beauties; large Orten-
tai peoples. 2 pink. 2 dark red. pre-
paid, So; 4 primrose, 2 red, 2 yell
low, prepaid, S1.25. Clematis vines,
beautiful, attractive large purple
flowers. bloom all summer, priced
very low, only $3.50 prepaid; 25
Gem Giants. delicious ever-bearing
strawberry plants, fresh dug. S1.25
prepaid; 100, S4. Many other vari-
eties. Also red and black raspber-
ries, 10 plants, prepaid, So. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville, Nd. 1881 8
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. Md.
Cal Evergreen 1896. al
TREE REMOVAL, prunning. topping.
Evergreens, shrubs trimmed. Free
estimates. Ii. 3-3379. any time.
FRANK D PETE CONTRACTORS:
Garden plowing. grading, lawn and
wedding and tree trimming. Teie-
phone LO. 5-3450. 30
TOP SOIL and clean NIL dirt; grading
and cleaning Of lawns. spreading OF
cow MANURE, well rotted. $40 per
Is bu.; 81 per 10 bu.. 81 per hu..
delivered, WA, 7-4693. 30
Evening star., 1953-03-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, 1st class: will sleep in. Balti-
more references furnished. Ii.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time OF
days work. Ii. ti-00SS.
GIRL, colored, wants days work OF
full time. Ii. 4-3S63.
GIRL, colored, desires job; child care
OF, light housework; weekly. DE
GIRL, colored. wishes g.h.w.. exper.
city refs, will live in. DU. 7-553S
GIRL, colored, desires job as g.h.w
or nursemaid; 8 days a week; excel
references. ST. $1,000.
GIRL, colored, exper. g.h.w., plaiI
cookins; , or 5a days week
KITCHEN WOMAN, settled, want.
work Of any kind, night or day. RA
LAUNDREss, woman. colored, desire.
laundry work at your home or mine
Prompt and satisfactory service. Ex.
cellent references. AID. 4-0732.
WOMAN wishes work of any kind
exper.; refs: days. $50 am. tc
6 pm. Call Ii. 7-3756. IS"
REFINED Australian lady desires DO.
sition in diplomatic household. Care
of children preferred. Call MRS
MORGAN, HU. $3.50, Ext. 226.
REFINED middle-aged lady, desire.
part-time morning work. Ii. 3-4523
RELIABLE COL0RED GIRL want
work as child care or general house
work. Ii. 3-7713.
Evening star., 1953-03-17
POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

NEW HAMPSHIRE. HOUSE = Newly
switchboard service. Zig New
FARMIN GTON. 1924 1Sth Ct. NV.
near Dupont Circle-Maid service
e4-hr. switchboard service phons y! II
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate rms
for young men; tiled shower; ex-
cellent location; $27 mo. DU. 7-9S74
S717 COLORADO AVE. N.w.-cheer.
psgso phSns Drivils.; gentleman only. IA
sEEEaP ON A1RFoAM-wake up t.
9aais: @sisS iAa "; d9s $50: aii7 M t..
1883 Y1so1I ALLISON sr.-sunny frt. is Tm.
privils.: conv. transp. RA. 6-4370.
CATHEDRAL AVE.-29l3. One large
single rm.. in pvt. home with pvt.
bath and phone: gentleman only:
$50 mo. Call after 9 pm. AD.
scoTTPs se1STfs HOTEL. a1s1 o st, NV nv
25O-room, modern. residential hotel
exclusively for women. Near Dupont
Circle. excellent transportation, sele.
rms. with running water and tele-
phone; ample bath and laundry IA
cilities: hair dryers sewing room.
coffee shop. television. free movies;
private club atmosphere. Rates $14
wkly. after 1st week. Ho. 2-9lOO.
WILSON HoUsE-1622 18th St
Excel. rms. sgles. an dbles., semi
and pvt. bath. AID. 2-9296.
WILSON HOUSE-20O6 Kalorama I'd.
Excel. rms, sgles. and dbles.,
semipvt. bath. HU. 3-98S5.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely single
studio rm.; new furniture; Just re-
decorated; running water; refgr.;
IF fSiISSniaf YOU ARE iPsliRrIcULAR. appreci-
ate an attractive, quiet home. nice
surroundings. phone EN-. 2-153O.
1920 18th ST.-Former embassy;
beaut. sgle. and dble. rms; phone
and lndry.; yng. ladies. NO. 7-:422
1908 CRITTENDEN sT.-Twin beds.
lavatofy: conv. transp.: pndry. and
TV privileges. HA. 3-9633. .-23
462O 18th ST. N.W.--Pvt., attractive
rm., pvt. home. bath shared BY 2.
$40 mo-. EA. 3-71SO.
town, nicely furn. twin beds. rum
ming wtr.: clean. refined atmos., quick
transp. to all PTS; SO sgle.: S1o dble.
No drinkers. please. co. 6-072S. 1S'
Evening star., 1953-03-17
MIScELLANEoUS FOR SALR

RING, aauamarine, dinner, 17.6 carat
stone, deepest color, finest grade OBJ
tainable, never worn, setting lax.
gold basket of unusual design so
that stone fully visible all sides.
Price 5000 or best ofier; Trade or
terms considered. JE. 2-3SS4.
RUG, Polar bear. 8 it.. 50. Call any
time after pm. KI. S-4221. -1S
RUG, Nichols Chinese, 9x12: beaut.
soft beige, raised design; $500. WO.
rugs. So imported Persian orie1tal
Ses1 design 81 heavy s;ng o clcsely woven S for
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 @ st. NV.
RUGS. broadloom. 9x15, $50; 9xl2,
$50. Pastel; never used. Beautiful;
forced to dispose. Ia. 9-2S66.
RUGS with pads, two 9x12 and 8
smaller ones; $45 for all. JE. 2-237S
sANDBLAsTER. indust. type. for use
With viii sana ona, or walnut shells; $3.50.
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING they
last. Singer, round bobbin, console,
| only $3.50. Singer portable, $39. 80.
Other portables, S22.5O, UP. 3Sl2
Lee hwy, ia. 2-4914.
SNOWFALL MACHINES
Sno-Master, free trial, easy terms. I,
Evening star., 1953-03-17
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

627 A ST. N.E.-Clean, list fioor;
free laundry priyiL; baby considered.
TWO NICE. LARGE RMS. hot plate.
sink, laund. priv. IN . det. home,
pets ' allowed. 2sis Kansas ave. nv. ~
QUIET cPLE.-sunny. front. studio
Tnn;, windows; refgr;. Jy; airfcsfn:
Ink. RM.. SD wE. ssie. or dble.:
pvt entr.. overlooking Union Sta.
ton pk SOL end ct. ne. Ii, 8.
1858, IA. T.2336. M --10
CONTINUED On NsxE fsSaI
Evening star., 1953-03-17
DIRECT
CONSUMER SALESLADIES

Harriet Hubbard Aver, Inc. announce,
the Retail Home Service Plan ir
association with, the leading loca
retail stores. OPPORTUNITIES for full
time sales positions, ranging $77.3(
to S1O6. 40 wkly. and spare time ir
hours Of own choice ranging So Il
So per hour. Also, two opening,
for oualifled field supervisors, Fol
appointment phone ME. S-2161
Ext. 100 weekdays 10 am. to 4
pm. or after 7:30 pm. LIZ
Evening star., 1953-03-17
MIScEL. FOR SALE (conf.I

BED, double, walnut color (metaD,
box springs and innerspring mat
tress; good cond.; $35. IA. S-7644.
10
SUITE; modern. double bed
springs and Serta mattress: twir
dresseTs with mirror. vanity and Z
night tables. Excel. cond., $3.50
Phone JU. S-9315 after 6 pm. LII
BOTTLES, 200 one-gal.. 4c each;
floor air-condition machine, A-h.p.
$40. hamburger grill, SIS; Bent
bottles. LIVERA ITALIAN KITCHEN
1914 L st. NV, ME. S-7736. -1s
ALLEYS (2O), ready to bs
installed into new bldg and equip.
ment. Bargain. Box 452-z. Star.
Evening star., 1953-03-17

ORGANS-We have several real val
ues in models suitable for homes
or small churches: ST. $4,000.
JoRDAN's. corner 18th and 9 sts.
Piano. late model, full keyboard,
spinet, in good condition; wonderful
value, ,$295. KITS, 1880 g st.
PIANO, Knabe. Mignonette; a pride
Opera; new cond., $S95. KITS,
PIANO, iaSS 4 msSoe., an nv Packard baby grand.
excellent cond.. S4Oo. Call ia; Q
Piano, upright. Huntington; white
finish, good condition. $105. Temple
PiASos-used uprights. s45, s5s.
$4,000. PIANO MART. 1O15 7th
st. NV. (just above the library);
PIANos-Jozdan'. Silver Spring store
lection Of pianos. new and used;
saS keyPSsrs PSone %GSei 5% bi1oS $3.50 opea sea
1850 to . pm. at night. Park on
PIANOS Ia tD 'FGR6 FOX e isGas; RGNr-spinets and
consoles st nodsrate rates: Hauling
8 sts. NV. (Phone sT. $4,000 and
9533 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
(Phone JU. 5-11O5J. Silver Spring
store open evenings. 30
PIANOS-Benches. S8: practice uprt.,
$55: console type. $225; apt. nprt..
win Acrosonic spinet. Steinway.
Baldwin. Knabe grands.. Every piano
tuned, repaired. free delivery, free
bench. PAUL GOLIBART. cor. entr.
only of Amer. Stge. Bldg. 2S01
Georgia ave, AID. 4-592S from
PffANOSDspinets. new S44e. Greatly
reduced from $3.50. Full key board.
Ten yr. factory guarantee. Bench
to match. Free. Also bargins in
grands. RATNER's MUSIC STORE,
736 18th st. NV. 20
PIANOs-Baldwin Acrosonic spinee
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full. action. Wide variety case
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO W0RCB
926 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-17

MATTRESSES remade, $3 up. STEIN
BEDDING CO.. 1874 18th ct. nv.
CO. 5-1315.
on BURNERS and gas furnaces IN
stalled, serviced and repaired: D. c.
Md and Va. WA. 1921.
PAINTING. exterior and interior;
estimate. Mr.. WIRES. IA. 9-SS48.
PAINTING, interior exterior; reas.;
white MECHANIC: immed. service.
MR.. RuNGER. ST. 3-4923. lis
cial and residential: satisfactory for
% yrs. Mr. LAWRENCE RA, f-97O3.
PAINTING AND PAPERING. interior
and exterior, neat work. Reasonable
price. ia. S-91S7. lis
terror. For free estimates call 10.
PAINTING. PAPERING - First-ciass
| workmanship; work done imme-
diately. MR.. PoAT, RA. o.564S.
Evening star., 1953-03-17

HELP WANTED-Night clerk
day clerk, and secretary. Must be
experienced. For better-type hotels
Excellent opportunity for willing
worker. Apply MISS M. COPLON
224 w: Butte St. Norfolk, Va. --17
GOVT. WORKERS, men and women;
part-time ewes. and wk. ends; nc
exper. needed. Reply giving full par
ticulars and phone Nos. Box 1891
would YOU be interested in earn
Cail Jo. 2-3559 and arrange for
inSsrsmwnt inteTyiew; No canvassinE and nc
RETIRED COUPLE OR WIDOW
(white), manage small apt.-rm
aeSsso a0Sss; Apt free for services. y ia
MEN AND WOMEN, colored. full OF
part-time work for Real Silk Hcsi-
cry Mill; interesting sales work;
about $3.50 hr. comm; high school
education and ability to meet pub
lie; residents of ne. and Sc. Apply
Wed. only. 4-7:30 pm. 4649 Deane
ave. ne Room 204. LIZ
statesmen AND SALESWOMEN
white. or .colored, to sell appliances
and furniture; canvassing; 1875 tc
1850 commission. GOUIES), 1o3S
9TH st. NV. HUI. 3-3460. 49,
Evening star., 1953-03-17
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.
ROOMS FuRN.-MD. 3 VA.

N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rms, pvt.
entrance, running water. / block to
bus and shopping. ia. 5-2942.
DOUBLE ROOM, light ana airy. twin
beds. Gentlemen pref. fr,ondfinkers).
quiet, genteel home. Phone Az q.
ROOM with pvt. bath ana garage;
one sd. from bus: Army or Naval
of1esr; refs. required. Can TE-
COLLEGE PARK-Lee. furn. bedrm..
dbIe. closet; one. $40; two. S46.
Az VII. 0saSss; ~ cn co,urb,. c,t. ~ n..,
Pentagon;. lovely tWin-bed rm.. re-
faned ladies; privils. IA. e-2622.
IN. ARLNGTON-a quiet sleepins
rms. for men: pvt. home; ! biz; to
n. ARL., conv Pentagon and down
town wash; 2 Girls or older lady;
2 closets. additional storage, phone,
laundry. kit: privls. considered;
week ends ana ewes. after 8. JE.
S~OteUs ~
Evening star., 1953-03-17

FURS, 8 skins. Hudson Bay sables'
prac. new: cost $3.50. price $500
FREEzER. White King. 1e Gu. IT,
reasonable. Call TU. 2-3130. IL
FURNITURE-Speci sale on recon-
ditioned Hollywood beds, single or
double size, studio eSuches. $l9, $255'
$50; mahog. china cabt., $39; .tr.
din. table and chairs, bargain; stu
dent and knee-hole desk. $1O-$49;
Colonial secretary, maple corner
cab, lined oak dble. dressers and
chests, bargains; box springs and
mattresses, . Sloc$lg; coil h.!fo springs; GS
Couch with foam rubber, regular
price $119. now S75, choice of fab
RIGS; sectional sofa. like new, bar,
GAIN fb: .nd mirrors c9skta and t.bs smps Ssrrsn sna
Terms. THE HOME SHOP, 1745
1 st. NV, RE. 7-S961. Open daily,
FURNiTURE-Fr. Prov. dining table
and chairs. rugs, mission chairs.
vanity bench, end tables and lamps
HE. 4-5737, after z pm. -19
FURNITURE-studio couch, love-
seat. din: table and 4 chairs. sun.
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cabinet, mouton lamb fur coat
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet.
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm.. Ivinl
rm. from unclaimed freight and fac.
essR sspeI LION sSf sroRAaE ssea iaxaRs' sEp
460 New York ave. NV, daily 1876
Sat. till 4. RE. 1910. 30
FURNITURE-Knee- hole desk anc
chair; credsnza. single HOLLYWOOD
bed, Handy Hot washer; all like new
HO. 2-6676.
MISUNDERSTANDING table. single
FTRNfTuRE Ii VIII sacrifice ci ''fo fol
tmmed. sale. newly furn. last year
mod. EN- apt, incl. 9x15. AK,
minister 1909 wool rug lshades o.
Rosel, with pad, sos. "Tropitan'
sofa-bed, 500. Lined oak 5-drawel
desk and chair ,uphol. in chartreuse
$15. Tapestry imam size) armchair
$40. Maple chest of drawers. S35
Set, Samson table and 4 chairs, $50
Many other items. call KI. s-0s6;
FTRNifuREoeOd table. se5: chin,
SEs;ef:. SiGsef; s2S; so1a lss; %irror. $40. othe
FURNiTURE-5-piece bedrm. suite
arm chairs. music cabinet, eornei
bookcase, buffet, mirrors, rugs
cedar chest. Leaving town, best offer
Call HO. 2-6100, Apt. No. /. lis
FURNITURE, rms, sell separate
good cond.. reasonable. TU. 1880
LIZ
FURNITURE-Mannfacturer's close.
out; new sleep sofa: regular $190
$12b. Discontinued Hunter green
lge: sofa. $3.50. FAIRFAX FURNI.
TURE CO., 1434 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii
S-9042. Open daily. 10 am: II
FURNITURE - Groom apt; alsc
| record collection; reasonable. DE
z-6O44. az