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Evening star., 1953-02-20
TELEVISION SALE

We Beat All Prices. Please Compare
AIMCO TV SALES Famous Makes
$3.50 N washington Blvd.
Arlineton. Va Open til 8. ia. $500,
Evening star., 1953-02-20

Baby Crib and Carriage Sale
Save up to 400, all brands; charge
accounts avail. NATIONAL BABY
SHOP, 2461 18th st. NV, opp.
Ambassador Theater. Open daiiy
AND Mon. and Fri. nights. HU.
Evening star., 1953-02-20
4 MISCELLANEOUS foR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture. full con.
tents or odd PCS, refers, stores.
wash. mach. Tvs. Closed Mondays.
3 Z EURN. CO.. 2l0 7th q. me-.
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possessed. Cash or take up pay
ments. Balance S13s. Call TU, 2
Evening star., 1953-01-12

question to whether or not our patrons in the coach
airplane provided adequate protection for
gency evacuation.
We therefore conducted extensive tests which con-
vnced that not fulfilling our obligation to the
public. To check own findings sought the counsel
of outside independent agencies including the National
Fire Protection Association and the Flight Safety Foun
dation Our previous conclusions confirmed.
AS a result, we Immediately reduced the DC-4
maximum load from 66 passengers to 81 and ordered the
removal of the center seats to provide wider aisles
The decision of our company is based on the rec
concentrations of our Safety Department. supported by
management and the Safety Chairman of our pilot
committee representing his fellow United pilot mem
bers of the Airline Pilots Association
We presented our findings to the CAB, although
we were not, we assure you attempting to impose
views any other airline or any government agency.
To comply with the law, we then sought approval
from the CAB to continue our service with fewer seats
at the same fare It business judgment that
revenue from the operation would be less than prev-
ousy, but there would be profit.
The CAB disagreed with us on both the points
of safety and economics that the safety factors
of the higher density seating adequate and that
Uniteds plan is economically unsound.
In addition, we quote in part portion of the
Boards findings which deals with another objection:
"By regularly selling ten seats less than the num-
Der specified in its tariff coach fights United able
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to offer coach service superior to that offered by other
carriers who observe their own tariff The competitive
advantage secured by this practice may constitute an
unfair method of competition in violation of Section Ali
of the Act"
We have come honestly and sincerely to our con-
clsion concerning the seating problem coaches
We believe we have moral obligation to furnish service
which meets the standards we have established We do
not believe this constitutes unfair competition.
We recognize our responsibility to develop eco
nomicay sound low cost air travel We are beginning
modification of our DC4 coach planes, adding another
exit, that increase their capacity to So and
remain within our safety standards Meanwhile we want
to continue operating coaches with limit of 81 pas
sengers.
We also plan to establish coach service in DC-6
type aircraft on May l. beginning on our California
Hawaii Division We will apply the principles to this
aircraft, with wide aisles and two-abreast seating
We believe there should be two standards or
service, but that there can be only one standard
of safety.
What the outcome of this controversy will be we
do not know. But one thing we do know. We have an
obligation which feel deeply to- serve our patrons
with safety that consider adequate As far we are
concerned, that comes ahead of everything else.
It is our firm conviction that to be permanently
successful company, we must always fulfill moral
obligations to the public
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IS THE FULFILLMENT
OF u MORAL OBLIGATION
70 THE PUBLIC
AN UNFAIR METHOD
or COMPETITION?

"A company doing business is like an individual Some
times issue up, and you have to take stand
be compromised Such an issue has now arisen which
affects not only company but many Of our patrons
Therefore, want to acquant you with an important
stand that United Air Lines has taken the subject of
air coach service
For some time the air transportation industry has
supplemented its standard fights with coach schedules
providing low fare transportation with less comfort.
This has been fostered by the Civil Aeronautics
Board the government agency responsible for the sound
economic development and safety practices Of the air.
lines The Board is to be commended for this policy of
making air transportation available to greater number
of people It evidences sound sense of responsibility to
all of the public
We in United Air Lines agree with this overall pro-
gram We operate about 1870 of mileage coach type
service and have program under way to increase this
to 27 in the future. During 1852 United carried
$4,000 coach passengers, ranking third among all u S.
scheduled arnes in number of such passengers carried
United has been operating low fare air coach
service with DC4 arplanes, originally built to carry A
passengers in standard seating and subsequently
verted to provide 66 seats. This accomplished by
narrowing the seats and aisle space and adding fifth
row of seats (makng them three abreast side Of
the aile Space between seats also reduced except
at the emergency exits.
While the additional passengers did not tax the
lift capacity of the plane safety engineers raised the
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31
Bettlnger To Lobby For league Of Alaska Cities

Lee c. Bettinger, former
 Kodiak mayor, will represen
 the City of Anchorage and the
 League of Alaska Cities in ob
 taining Alaska Public Works funds for the next fiscal year, Maynard Taylor, Anchorage announced during a recent council meeting.
 /, Taylor is also president of the LAC. The APW apparently Is to get only $7,0C0, next year with over $5,00O, 1000 it already marked to projects other than city or school dis tricts. Last year the APW had
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31
[ of E Approves Boat Harbor

and-Construction of a small boat basin in Kodiak has oeen approved by the U. 5. Army Corps of Engineers, it was announced recently by the Office of the Division En- gineer, North Pacific Division.
 The proposed project is es- timated at a first cost to the c of E of $1. .504, 730, and an annual maintenance cost of $2, 900.
 The improvement is recom- subject to certain as- suuances by Kodiak interests regarding such matters as pro- viding lands, easements and rights-of-way Local interests
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31

1928, 000,000 to work with. l Councilman Fred Axford
 suggested that Bettinger who
 will take the Leagues pro-
 posaI to Washington be re tained by the City of Anchor i age to represent it in city ] matters there. Councilman l Mel Peterson objected to the proposal but no action was taken, the Anchorage Times reported.
 Bettinger was formerly president of the League. Bet tlnger, Mayor Taylor and Will : liam Bordwell met with the Anchorage Chamber of Con- merce recently to discuss the situation. .
 The Times story stated. The former mayor (Kodiak), who has had considerable suc- cess:in the past at wangling APW funds, pointed out be- fore the meeting that this is the last year the APW money will be available"
 Congress placed a five-year limit on the authorization when the funds were appro- priated." " Bettinger said.
 "Onr idea at present" he added. is for all Alaska con- munities to band together to get an increase in the overall appropriation and worry later how it should be divided
 During Bettingers's seven years as Kodiak mayor he made several trips to the na- tion's capitol.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31
Hanson Accepts Housing Job

Oscar Hanson has accepted the position as office manager for Aleutian Homes, Inc, it was announced this week. Ken Gosllng, who has been with the project from its inception is general manager. {: Hanson has been employed at the Bank of Kodiak for the past two years. He will ter minate his position there on November 7.
 A maintenance man will be employed to service and care for the dwellings when the project is complete, Gosling said Thursday. He hopes to employ local man.
 Gosling left for Anchorage and Portland Thursday even ing but will return this com ing week. He did not say when the first house would be occupied. He indicated it, de- pended upon the completion of the water and sewer facili- ties.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31
Garden Club Holds Party

Mrs. John Rogers was ho- stess to the Kodiak Garden Club Wednesday evening at a Halloween party.
 Mrs. John Given won the prize for the wierdest costume coming dressed as half witch
 and half ghost. Mrs. Lee F. Be.tinger, Mrs. Eleanor Bar
 tholomew and Mrs. Charles
 Truitt won prizes for games. The next meeting of the club will be Nov. IS at the home of Mrs. Royal Munson.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31

must alsO pfOvlue moorlng facilities and utilities, includ ing public landing with suit able supply facilities open to all on equal and reasonable terms, these services to be on anon profit basis.
 The announcement of the plans was made by Brig, Gen. E. c. Itschner, division engi- neer. The announcement did not state if an appropriation for the project had been made.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31

Miss Sally Ann Stevens and Ensign John J. Eynon of Ko- diak Naval Station, were mar ried Oct. IT at Hillside Chapel at KNS by Chaplain A. R. Reed.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31
A AmbuIance Fu.o Wears Goal

The VFW Ambulance Fund IS only $500 short of their goal, George Sonntag, chair man of the drive announced yesterday, ...
 Arodn6 S2,300 has been raised by the VFW for the ambulance which the organi- zatlon plans to present to the city. The campaign has been on for several months.
 ~--- An overheated stove at a, construction workers bunk. house at,thei city dock sent the fire: truck to theitscenes at. l2:06 pm Thursday. There was little damage.s ,:.;,u,N
Evening star., 1953-04-25

LANDscAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
a1aleas. FOUsE d Bid. JE. l-064S.
JE. 2.2S43. JE. 3-OS7S.
Al VIRGINIA top soil. 1000 loads.
$2 per yd.. loaded on your truck.
SStSSkpiis S@S olnv.1,s. At Rt; 2as .,s and Shirley
saiiI i. AANNANDAIE 3 SERVICE Co: hs u.
soD1fSG SSfSi AND PLANTING, sod @S3 de-
Evered in load lots of 225 50. yds.
Or more. Ask operator for Fulton
vfRGiN TOP SOIL, best quality. Inn
mediate service. Load, yard or busheI
orders. LU. 1868, any time. -27
LAWN RENOVATION - Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen. We build
them reas. Free estimate. 10; l.
AZALEAs, hardy field Rrown. all
colors and sizes soc each; S5 dozen
and up. 2510 18th st. ne.
SOD, 17c per 50. yard. loaded on
your truck; 10 miles from Silver
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil. loose
grading labors. 10. 2-1433. -29
AZALEAS,. all kinds and colors, 7ac
up: bedding plants, all kinds. 5 for
81; also phlox and pansies, 35c up.
L. W. cAN1No' 9th and Neal p, on ne.
GRAvELY TRACTOR, 4 h.p.; saw.
ton. su'Sfs Va. csss; SEW. ie'eDn0ne wA!n Mas
TOPSOIL and clean I'LL dirt. Grading.
seeding and spreading OF soil and
cleaning lawn. Sodding. AID. 2-5O47.
AZALEAS. all colors, sizes; wholesale.
retail. Ewes. week ends, .S21l Sligo
Creek pkwy.. Takoma Park. Md. -26
bushels. $5; will de-
liver. Phone LO. 7-7313 after 8 pm.
WANTED-Red-leaf maple: APPROX.
Al It. Also small pink dogwood. WIN
do own digging. OV. 3-l329. -26
TREE REMoVAL-Pruning. ever
greens, shrubs trimmed. d. c., Md.
and Va; free estimates. Ii. 3-3379.
MODEL T RoTO TILLER. used one
season: In excellent condition. Sl75.
JU. 5-5293. -26
OAT STRAW-Nice and bright: under
cover; approx. 2 tons. GEORGE o.
SUTTON, day, MA. S-7949; ewes.
EN-. 3-l4S7. -27
Evening star., 1953-04-25
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

b717 COLORADO AVE. N.W.-Attrac.
Hin, iaandry rl4'i iprivils. rE i ia. $500. MD
DOWNTOWN; 733 18th ST. NV
L1yely aSa6 Ss rm ~ with rsiFEr svt ss esTs
Harvard. nr. i6th@Lse.. conf.
front rm.. next bath. shower: for
man; excel. transp. NO. 7-s54S.
DowNTowNmTy, maid ssry;s, s,sls. clean.
COIN. 5S -SSfs' AVE. AND N X FkkA1IoR2MA RD.-
Cheerful dble. and sgle. rms: daily
maid service; perm: and transient.
202l Kslorama I'd. Ho. 2-SS7o.
14bO GIRARD ST. N.w.-The Palmer
water and adj. bath; $3.50 weekly.
1915 EYE sT.-seles. for mens
and up; conEenisl group. IA; O.
FsaR%1NGroN. ARM 1924 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle-Maid service.
conv. location. sgle;, $S.75 yeeki
NE% fS1s' HASMfsG1RP SaF n sg Ho1sE$ 81 $17HS Sew,
decorated rms; daily maid service.
iSssaSS?s0 Hs%p:S}?s aye. 80 S.S S6 5-aess
cRSpd 5Ri in ss sEesl -dSsf. 5SsitiOn; 50: as Mss
K NV. Newly dec. and furn.; eiey..
switchboard. maid serv,; $40 to
.;$,!si $3.50. Me-, NE s,57o7 !. .Sn 7noup,x R22sSM
f f9r men or women; aano4 iafna l%ls S5 gan
112i isth ST. N.w.-clean. single
81 81; wk.: dbie. rm., sio. HU. S-es76.
PARK-2nd a. sele. rm..
next to bath; detached home: break
fast privileges; $50. EN-. 2-5365.
1923 a1st sT.-Highly desirable. with
pvt. bath. for discrlmlnaIins genus eent1le-
1923 18th sT.-comfortable rm. for
2; kit. privils.: bath-showers; conv.:
sgle rm. avail; NO; 7-455S. "a
14O2 DECATUR ST: N.W;EMsastter
pvt. Dvs bath; conv. to transD.; refs.
Dsoy%sRHsFFooWN sysRsFosWsN LOCATION. 1929 M1s;.s;
az ave- dsIi Large EH sea5 5s5os7o 5 on LIST aas a. $40
fSrn. ise; Fm.. 4 windows; foJe 2.
,cTSrifS 81 S-SSiScc SciRccLE-1e1s Mass. ave:
singles and doubles; Eentlemess or
/ 4th SieIi AND uPsHUR sT.-Twin-bed
room. mr.. bath; unlim. phone; car
stop at door; reas. AD. 2-71a7.
1oS MT. VERNON PL-Lse. dbis.
front rms, semibath; Refrigeration.
oven; also LIST H.: $S weekly Up;
eEpRM. AND PORCH, in Jewish
home, suitable or Q gentlemen;
no other roomers: close to tyansp.;
unlim. phone and TV. RA. 6-7405.
DUPONT CIRCLE ob.low, = Very
rm;; frepi.. DRESSING sleeve. daiiS
%S'0 son pi. st'' o:so,a:so 80 20 except '. ssn.
FURN. ROOM, for man: y block
Chevy. Chase Circle. Call EN-.
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA-sinsle rm.,
next bath; maid service: good
transp.: reas. 2024 N st. NV. go
866 WYOMING AVE. INT. Pleas.)--
Newly decor. small front rm.. COW.
everything; lady: $26.5O mo. AD.
cLEvEiANp PIX, mr.. conn.-Lars..
attrac. room. pvt. bath. unlim.
phone, pvt. home; refs. EN-. 2-777S.
1888 N. n. AVE. NV. .-rh. Psna.
manian'-Only $3.50 semimonth
for nice, clean single room. -29
CONTINUED on Next PaGs)
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RANGES

Ali popular makes and models No
money down Payments as low rs
SIS gilPqSu gsirl 5iSnSh sg1rTSIng Sn yEgr gas Gn Sill
To. 2HAStS? $1,000. so6s 6HseMa1h' deorEis Ave NV
RECORDS; nGsie s., s3b ia sLasGg a5sHns' popular
cert Tone. Pentron; demonstrations;
up to 4O9s discounts; new tape. 40%
discount FIDELITY SOUND CO..
REERIGrsRs.TTE;TI;. LIE I s T;T;. A9 A5,,;..3 t.S224 ..
efsr fSsaSlSn ssS MSnroe sGas st. ne. 4OO sS gaze
REFRIGERATOR. brand-new portable.
Astral, MAHOGANY FINISH WITH
LIGHT GREEN INTERIOR. Price
$125: savings 16%s. 10. 1866 or
Lo., ,7.9596. any day except sunday
f:|$S5SszA5sa; S:|:]s .sss''Iss; g .sss ca. ali
RIfiFTRsiiGERAToR, IiFTsiiG 11-cu.-ft. ADMIRAL
Dual Temp. brand new. $3.50, JU.
RRFRfGERAroR. RRIF1sgiiAroR oE. roomy. s Gu.
S45. EN-. 3-45s2, after IL noon.
REFRIGERATION. international Har-
vester, 9.6-cu. 1T: excel. cond.; orig.
st sat in of sssr sG hf al dpT pyies
Weekdays after $50 pm. 20
GE. S-cu.-ft.. 2
door. sep. deep freeze compartment.
$3.50. Call EN-. $1,000. -26
WESTINGHOUSE, 2
cu.-ft.. $75, perfect condition. LA,
REFRIGERATOR-Servel, approx. 9
Gu. IT.. good cond., $50. RIA. 6-0935.
REFKuGERAroR-1s5s coldsDot: 9
cubic feet, 4O-lb. freezer: like new;
Isasonsble., IL, LH, 45SSsO. 5;,so sr -2S fS,,-
width freezer; S-yr. guarantee: like
new: S12O. Box spring and mat
tress, excel. eond.. S26. RA. 6,S5S9.
Evening star., 1953-04-25
FARM AND GARDEN

FLOWING. OISCNG. GRADING
Sc Wash. 80. Md. area. HOME
GardenA. yards lawns. Do It now
Nd. Poplar 2-35SS.
TREE REMOVAL. coping. pruning
PAUL's TREE sERVicE. 10. SANS.
WORK-TerraceS. fire-
places, retaining wall pipe drain
age; all kind Of cement work, stone
work. r MARCUCcIo. Rockville.
phone Popular 2-35SS.
mowers, FL" royal de luxe. reg
S136.95. only S99.95: lS" runabout.
reg. S109.50. only SS0.95:- 90" ro-
tary. reg, Sl29.50, only S96;1 l8"
elec. rotary, reg. $50. so, only
$4s.15; Clemson hand mowers. 25%
on. MILFORD. INC. 604 ? ct. Nv.
TOP sOTI-very good. rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call 10: e-4933. 80
SODDNG AND eHRUBBERY. Free
estimates. cau AP. 7-17o2. 10 am.
to IL. Q Pm. 10 Q. rs
Evening star., 1953-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRlGERATORS; used; large as.
sortment. from $40 up. Some with
l:year guarantee. Time payments
EREDERICKs. 1905 i4th St. NV,
REFRlGERATORS; gas: all sizes;
installation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
RETR1GfRsToR6s GSR GE sHs 6E ,esdnStioned SssSs
size. fully guaranteed. 914 9th St
NV. Ma. S-0123. -25
REFRIGERATORS, de luxe IL Gu. IT,.
automatic defrost., new. in factory
easson; cart rf fost sst,S$afsso $fso; sacrifice. S27o @
REFRlGERATORS, small apt. size
completely reconditioned, fully guar
enteed. ALAN REFRIGERATION
CO.. S21 Que st. NV. AD. 2-47S1.
Evening star., 1953-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

LIv. RIM, din. rm.. and 5-piece bed
rm suite. Rugs. Elec. Hawaiian
guitar, Sun lamp. reas. priced. RA.
LIVING RIM. SUITES pcs, wool
frieze with custom made slipcovers,
chrome kitchen chairs, l porch
gdder; ! fur coat, like new, size
10. Must sacrifice. LU. 4-4454.
LIv; RIM. SET. end tables, bicycle.
radio comb. Sold separately or to-
eether. Reas. ia. 9-627S. 20
LIVING ROOM SET, 3-piece; couch
ana chairs. with slip cover. S75;
nE dtnette aaSa set; table and 1 chairs. $s5,
MACHINIST-TOO SET, practically
new; new; also text books. BOX 244-D,
MATTRESS. Foam Rubber, and
matching box spring, spotless cond.
SOB. IA. 2-3S64. 20
MORTAR MIXER, Rex; used very
little; Can be seen anytime. AP.
MOTOR BIKE. whizzer. 1s47 mot motor.
good cond.; moving: $50 or best Of,
Ter; misc. items. WE 5-fS512
Evening star., 1953-04-25

Caterpillar. D. r. 4; excel.
cond.. Just overhauled. Call wkdays.,
MR.. TooME, Jr., JA. 10000.
TUxEDos-one size "a. 1 size 3s;
single breasted, in excellent condi-
tion' SS5 each. Also shirt and tie.
~. .10-in. Magnovox; beautiful cab
met with doors; new condition; S75.
TV, 17-in. Magnavox; lined oak,
player; '52 model, tube-type an
tenna and 2 leatherette record al;
for $s25. Perfect 'e; cond. st'Ti r. T e444a AZ.
Tv, 17-inch Emerson console; owner
leaving town; must sacrifice. DE.
nv. RCA, 17-in. beaut. mahos any
powerful set; S145. KI. s-SS2l.
Tv 1862 Emerson 17-in table. model;
dark mahog. cabinet with matching
revolving table and indoor antenna !;
6 mos. old: peri. cond.. cost S249. .95.
price. $125 for all; HO. 2-5916.
~; - MctoroIa. rI. i I1sh-in; comb. radio
IS S40o; IA. 2-sl4a 2 am: -
bination: 1a-inch screen. hand
s2s sS2s OF f's BEST doSt oer mfhes AF ssS ssSn''
Tvs. Tin. $40: 1o-in.. 500: 14oin.
So: lS-in,, s%i ia, $50; 16-in. fan. S$slS.
~ $.,sIi5,oI silveE.Spe. 49,. SIS; Mitchell N
lime-oak dinette set, yellow trim,
redwood chair, S22: coffee table.
T poles: So; player piano With
TYPf%kiTEks' T9fPPfsR Sh2 mos soss ga aeminsson
up. All in good WORKING order.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2019 14th
rxp,ly g. ay; ;vI Hu. !d.slood 2;5dl21 .,...-,,.
p1ssticaily new; 5000 cash. OF; 4
TYPEwRITERs. port. new: free
home DEM: 3 wk. IJlET LET GEORGE
ya5uGM AZ; uiisSSsiL CLEANER, tank. @GS oaiyS q
vAGHTM lAaSHWsn's: c:LEARER. singer demono
strator; available at reduced price;
only one. SINGER SEWING CEN
TER. 7015 wis. ave. OIL. 4-70l5.
VACUUM CLEANER-A new Singer
may BE purchased for S25.25. Phone
for a catalogue. SINGER SEWING
CENTER. 3109' 14th st. NV. co.
5-2221. -26
VIOLIN. caspar da salo; reasonable.
IA. S-S937.
guar. S24.9b up: liberal
trade allowance on new models. easy
terms. P. o SMITH SALES & SERV-
ICE, 1874 H st. n.e.. Ii. 3-0696.
cond. $50. HE. 1855. 30
size Monitor, Glib.
cap. lge. rollers, empties By elec.
pump, 2 yrs. old; S45. JU. b-3l06.
WAsHERS-1e53 Bendix Dial-a-mstie
washers. We have them now. De-
livered and installed within - hfs.
Sell or rent. THIS WEEK ONLY.
CAll To. 2-z116. 80
Evening star., 1953-04-25

dresses; bed linen, shirts. etc.
1919 14th ST. NV. -25
CRIB-Kant-Wet mattress; excel.
cond;: $50; maple highchair. 81;
CURIO CABINET, lge. gold. boy
frent; fSga .SI S1o3 t,ms or best Offer Se DE; z
DEfF iEafas FREEZE: FRY siIe' de luxe. 2o-cl;eft.. :.
used 9 mos: orig. owner. Regularly
SGT. CANEVELIo. 45O5 Yucca St.
nEEF Tflisvi1sE fkEEzs up2irh MS Raohf ia Gu f.;
sacrifice! saSS se RP. % 7-14So. - -26
DEEP FREEZE-Eleven cubic feet, for
sale cheap; moving. Cypress 1888,
evenings or Sunday only. 26'
DEsKs; SH s5nSs Sss5S deSeFsd sfseusys brand Ti5e
HAAS DoDsoN CO., INC. MA. g.
dSais s tyDSts cHf1r62 s24S oS1cR sUP
RING, over Z carats, plat
diamond setting: will sell consider.
ably beloWo " present appraisal. os Call
pTfAM6Np T RING, lady's; perfect
stone. s..,SSt GSst $780, Sacrifice at tse s1?6
DIsHefPs lssye Cts. s;aEs sEs; l.ess $ s?se &c.,
fts v1nsToN ssyR; mans CO. ctss TIA 81 Il i'7s &.
DINING mi Hf; ROOM s5s2Gsi FURNITURE, l69 looDe
xPl xPln9t; stsssE' Excel 'ond' $50: -aS Gan
DiNiNG ROOM SUITE. 1o-pc. glass
tops. Full double bedroom suite.
Single bed and bureau. Excellent
condition. RA. 6-3642. ,-26
DINING ROOM extension table (oakl
sssE ssFa oatsise sayss Tth btnds ihoirs ao S29
DINING RooM-Ten pieces; in 7se good
cond. Phone RA. 6-5109. ---26
DINING RM. SUITE-Walnut. IL
pcs; excel. cond.; twin beds (2),
Simmons mattress. Ii. 6-1526.
DINING RIM. SET. (mahogany), exten.
zion table, china cabinet, 6 chairs;
new: reas. Ju. 5-3553 or Ju; g.
DiNlNG DiNNHlNS RIM. SUITE, walnut, 10 pcs,
very good cond.; reasonable. Ii.
pINiNG dHlG RIM. SET. .1o-pc. Desk
Mahog. dinette drop-leaf set. Occas.
chair. occas. table. IA. 2-25s1.
DINING ROOM TABLE, custom mad,
Rf cherry. s..s5SS' aTSplsaf and chairs. 81 $50
DINING mi si'SSSi table. solid walnut. boards.
5SST;DGsssFsso SSS5 G4s sos ssi a5si ifess S% CO
DISHWASHER, James portable auto,
2 mos. old, orig. $229.25. Sell for
$155. Moving. OIL. 4-3197. -26
tions. Two 10 by 10, sections.
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
EIECrRic kANGE@Kenmore. ANHieol Sei; I s'gSs1. 1851
model, S100. 1888 s. Buchanan St.
Arlington, Va. Ov. 3-1196. IA
ELECTRIC RANGE. Kenmore. 1851
model. 1888 S. Buchanan ST.. Ar
lington. Va. OV. 3-l192. -26
ELECTROMATIC IBM TYPEWRITERS
Two; Elite type: standard Model
01l; EXCELLENT condition; $3.50 each.
EScYcL6PAED1A IL; iSPii BR1rrANrcA, AgS jun.
ior, complete with bookcase. ov.
EScYclopAEp1A ;it isSi BR1rrAN1cAA Si1n-
iqi 1G5'' 4nssaS nsS condition LU. 1899 Ss or
FAN. 1859 aE twin fan ventiiator.
portable, thermostatic control. g.
speed switch, suitable sash-type
and easement windows or floor or
table. gray with chrome trim. Per-
feet condition.; S45. IA. 4-1S59.
FANS-Make your own fan; use the
motor on your furnace blower, We
Evening star., 1953-04-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont }

sERyIcING. ineludins
TELEVISION SERVICING. including
ewes, Sat and Sun; guaranteed.
RA 6-1475 or TIA. 9-7382. IA
TV SERVICE, 9 am. to 10 pm,
Sc. area. 10. 3-1611.
TV SPECIAL BUYS PEOPLES IN
DEPENDENT TV, Saturday. Sunday
only. No service charge II we do not
repair your set in your home. Elk.
EXPERT REPAIRING and complete
overhaul all musical instruments
81 REA6S F6R sUMMEk; screen
LOR. evenings, JU. 5-3942.
IF YOU WANT carpentry. cement
work, odds and ends done, prompt
service. MR.. THOMAS, Ii. 4-4524.
ATTENTION SILVER SPRING and
Takoma Park areas. Let me cut
your lawn. Prompt eficient Serv-
ice: Call JIM BRADLEY, ia; O.
AT ONCE. Paint and install screens.
brace screen doors. We clean win
dows before replacing the screens.
ALL GENERAL ROOFING and roof
painting: also outside painting;
work; free estimates. LU. 2-7035.
Evening star., 1953-04-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAY WORK by eficient. reliable,
young woman (colored). D. C..
only. Call ia. 9-0356.
GIRL. col, laundresS and cleaner,
desires g.h.w.; by week or day; ref
IfGHT Ia T-gS5t gHSo5ttsEKEEPNG. plain cook
ing, by mature ". woman; exper.,
excel. refs. HE. 4-6S25. 26"
MAID; b-day week; exper. and ref.
Call Sat, Sun. Ii, 6-2326. 20"
WOMAN desires days work. 10.
s-733S, 26'