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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-09
New Type Atomic Reoctor
Produces Power for so Homes

The Atomic Energy Commits
sion announced today that
enough electric power to service
so flve-room dwellings has been
produced by new type of no.
mogeneous reactor at the Oak
Ridge (Tenn.) atomic labora-
tories.
The reactor uses a single ho-
mogeneouS solution as fuel.
moderator and coolant. A pre-
liminary low-power model was
constructed at Los Alamos in
1914. and another now is under
construction at North Carolina
State College.
The Oak Ridge model, how
ever. is the first to produce tenn
peratures high enough to pro-
duce sufficient steam to run a
standard industrial turbine-gen-
orator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-09
leu Mass to- Observe
Pope Plus Anniversary

The 14th anniversary of the
coronation of Pope Plus XII will
be observed with a solemn high
mass at 1890 am. Thursday in
the National Shrine of the I'M
maculate Conception, Catholic
University.
Members of the hierarchy,
diplomatic corps. Government,
university faculty and student
body will attend the mass, which
will be celebrated by the Very
Rev. Luigi Badaglio of the Apos-
tolic Delegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-09

Foundry Branch between Canal
road and Massachusetts avenue
NV. 1t pointed out a highway
through this section-Arizona
parkway-is on the Districts
highway plan.
Concerning Roosevelt Island,
the society said it was presented
to the District with the thought
that it would be kept in its
natural condition. The Districts
proposed E street bridge across
the Potomac River would cut
across one end of the island.
Look to Future Urged.
The society commented:
1T is not then particularly
important, before lacing these
areas with expensive highways
aimed at quick relief of traffic
pressure on individual streets or
spots, to consider what, if kept
as they are, the areas may con-
tribute to a spacious capital
city of the future?
"Such an approach would be
in harmony with the increasing
feeling among analysts of long
range urban problems that
decentralization must be seri-
ously considered as a possible
key to elimination of intolerable
traffic congestion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-09

During final experiments at
Oak Ridge on February "a, the
Acc said, the new reacter was
stepped up to it's full power of
1000 kilowatts of heat output.
The steam was switched into a
turbine generator and approx
mately $50 kilowatts of electric
ity, or enough to meet the needs
of SO five-room dwellings, was
produced.
The Acc said construction of
the reactor and auxiliaries, in
Guiding the barn-like structure
in which it is housed, cost 81 Il
million Cost of research and
development was approximately
SO million. Although many tech
nical problems still remain, the
commission said. the reactor is
IAN important milestone" toward
regular production of electric
power from atomic reactorS.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Big Travel Year.;
Coronation Is Top Attraction

could sell more passage than is
available.
The American Automobile AS
sociation's international travel
department has five persons
processing applications. They've
been too busy to count how
many An AAA spokesman said
the reservations range from
third-class fights to de luxe
suites on luxury liners. Almost
everything is booked up. he said.
The coronation is adding to
a travel rush that has been
getting bigger every year. One
explanation offered was that
people are living longer.s and
they have more money and more
leisure to travel.
It's a Big Problem.
The British have a problem,
too It's similar to, Washington's
situation for the inaugural, but
worse. Accommodations in Lon-
don for the two or three days
preceding and following the
coronation are at q premium.
Pleas have gone out for rooms
In private homes-most Of the
pleas coming from travel agen-
cies who want someplace to put
the people to whom they sell
passage.
The British expect 800, 900 vis-
itors this summer, about $50 900
of them from the United States
and Canada. These North Amer
leans will pour about 48 million
pounds sterling in North Amer
ican dollars into dollar-short
Britain.
But the cautious British are
making no further breakdown
in estimates for the coronation.
They just know it's going to be
q big business.
"They viii Get There"
Despite the Tightening travel
situation, q spokesman for the
British Information Services
said he thinks everybody who
wants to 60 for the coronation
and has the wherewithal will get
there.
The housing problem isn't
worrying him. either.
Nobody will go without shell
ter" he said.
One thing certain is that a
raft of people are going to Eng
land for the coronation. And to
hear the travel men talk, a lot
OF them are going to have to
use that means to get there.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
BY Jock Jones

Travel men are in q tizzy.
The coronation in England and
old age are responsible. Travel
officials say this is going to be
the biggest year in history for
overseas visiting, and where
they're going to put everybody
is bothering them already.
Reservations are nearly all
gone for the weeks Immediately
preceding the coronation Of
Queen Elizabeth In June. Many
more persons are clamoring to
get on the lists.
About the only lists left are
the waiting lists-for those
hopeful Of getting aboard a ship
or plane should a reservation be
Cancelled.
Can't Estimate Volume.
It Is impossible to get an esti-
mate of the number from here
who plan to attend the corona
ton.
The State Department. which
hands out passports, visas and
travel cards. says estimates based
on its records would be inaccur-
ate, since many arranging to
travel to France. Germany or
some other European country
may be planning to stop also
for the coronation.
The State Department has its
own coronation problem. They
can't make arrangements for
the official party until the new
administration gets settled and
decides who will represent the
United States.
Ship Owners Change Song.
Ship owners are looking back
sadly at the immediate postwar
days when they were pessimistic
about the future of ship travel
in opposition to the airlines, and
they planned accordingly. Now
they are facing a big year. and
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Chilean Engineer Freed
In Blust FutuI to 81
eY the Assoeiated Press

VALPARAISO, Chile. Jan. B.
Another victim of Valparaiso's
New Years Day explosion died
yesterday. raising the death toll
to So. About 400 persons were
injured in the blast.
Authorities exonerated and re-
leased Alexandra Lacalle. high
way department engineer. and
others who had been detained
for investigation of the fire which
set of blasting powder in a
highway department warehouse.
Evening star., 1953-01-08
Church Sponsors Concert

The Metropolitan AME Church
will sponsor Q concert at $3.50
pm. tomorrow by Mary Cald-
well Dawson and her singing
group to raise funds to buy new
robes for the choir and to re-
model the church. The concert
will be held in the church at
1918 M street NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-08

CURTISS.WRICHT CORPORATION, foreseeing
larger, faster aircraft and the need for owercost
flight training of military and commercial airline pilots
and crew members, entered into an exclusive patent
agreement with Dr. Richard c. Dehmel, inventor and
originator of ELECTRONIC FLIGHT SINfULATORS
and TRAINERS which reproduce on the ground all of
the characteristics of airplanes in actual fight
. The present CURTISS- WRIGHT ELECTRON-
ICS DIVISION was originally established as depart
ment of the PROPELLER DIVISION at Caldwell,
New Jersey Here, in section of the Propeller Plant.
CURTISS- WRIGHT developed and produced the frst
ELECTRONIC FLIGHT SMULATOR, duplicating
the fight characteristics of the BOEINC S77 STRATO-
CRUISER. Delivered to PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
in l948, this STRATOCRUISER SA1ULATOR has
logged over 1900 hours in the training of fight crews
for mult-engined aircraft for PAN AMERICAN,
BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS, UNITED AIR
LINES and MILITARY AIR TRANSPORT SERV-
ICE. BY reducing training costs by go percent
it has paid for itself several times over with these
savings.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Washington, D, c.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER II, 1883
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc Cont. }

-
CoLORED GIRL wants child care or
g.h.w., D days wk. 10. 3-U49O,
Ing or ironing Tues. Thurs. and sat,
coIoREID GIRL desires light house
References, JU 9-30i9, Ill
COLORED GIRL, desires child care
Monday through Friday: expert
enced. Cali NO. 7-4759, s am. to
CoTORED GIRL desires part;time
eve. job. mothers helper or CLEAN
ing. HU. 3-4174. IL
CoL0RED LADY wants days Tork
Wed; and Sat-; good refs Ii. ="
CoLoRED LADY desires daywork or
part time. AID. 2-7l24.
COLoRED LADY, exper housekeeper
COLORED LADY wants night work,
domestic; exper., good rets. Do
coLoRsfHD LADY wishes day work.
laundress,. cleaning. part time rets'
CofoRRiES%' fRiS'' LADY desires child care;
In 5-day wk. LU. 4-2514. lO1
COLORED LADY desires day work or
Part time. DY Ca, 20: So:,Iss Sso7dS' ,nS DAYS
week; child care, g.h.w. or days
CoIoRED D. PRACTICAL NURSE de-
sires job; best references. No. =
COLORED WOMAN wants gh.w. 5a
days wk. or child care. AID. 2-l O47'
8 am to & pm
COLORED WOMAN desires .g.h,w,.
laundry, viii baby sit. L. 6-6172.
CCLORED WOMAN wishes day or
night cleaning or baby sitting. Hu.
CoIoRED WOMAN wants days work,
Mon, Tues. Wed. Fri. DU. 7-2624.
s days a week, ironing preferred
Mon, Tues. Wed DE. 2-3S76.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable. wants
dav's work or part time; exper.
COLORED WOMAN desires days or
part-time work, refs: II. 1-59lS
fees days work, or bus girl. Can
II 7-RT4o
Evening star., 1953-10-11

DINETTE SET, pc, oak, S35; living
rm. suite, 3 piece maple, new covers,
like new. HO. 2-5si9., - ..'..
DINETTE SET grey and soa. req 81 dormiSs ana
cond,, sIipcover, $35. JE. 4-3693.
DINETTE SET, Haywood Wakefield
solid birch: Natural color; Like new.
nHHRrTS WI sac a Gall RA Mro,SSf SsGfe3 IRON
wkdays after $50. -.
DINETTE SET. coffee table. lined
oak: Leaving town. Sacrifice ME.
DfNETTE sET-Lovely 5-piece solid
mahog. 3Ox4Sx84-i i'm. exten. table.
pads, 1915 value for SS5. 326 Mad
DTSRTTE ifSR ri Il; sEaT-chrome Jet table and 4
padded chairs; formica tops peri.
DfNErTR TAsGE FABLE Wrought sr5 aS IRON TT Iss eisss
ton, chairs match. Reas: ME. s.
3477 or Apt. 233, Boston House. "
DIN: SET, blond, $50: one mattress
and springs $50. Bet. l and 6
DiN1NG mi e. ROOM S1SaSg FABLES ta,, 4, chairs
red trim, S25 and $40. LU. 2-6936.
DINING RIM. SET, 10 PC, dresser,
dressing table, metal twin beds. LA.
DiNISSEM; IN SUITE, ,E;. 10 pcs: SOUTH h:
tapestry covers, high backs and
cushioned seats; table extends 10 it.:
also round maple extension table
and 4 sturdy chairs: also kit. cabinet
and cupboards. 1906 Varnum st. NV
DINING ROOM FURNITURE-10-pc.
junior mahogany suite, $3.50.
Like new. OIL. 2-20S5. III
DINING RIM. SUITE, large. walnut;
good cond. RA. 3-s67S after 8 pm
DINING RIM. SUITE 10-piece, walnut
end table, $50; coffee table reas. Sun.
after 10 am: 1927 18th st. NV.
DINING ROOM SET-10-piece port:
able electric steam radiator and
other misc. articles. Inquire 1907
Fort Davis st. Sc. City.
DIN. RIM. FULL SUITE in good cond
reas. price. LU., 4-5951.
DIN, RM.., bedrm. tables. lamps.
sst dsskf Reasonabe ao6 EardV3seS Ws -ega Esgs kt
DIN. RM. SET. 1O-pc. walnut. ex-
tension table with pad, Sl:5 or best
offer JU. 9-3213. Ill
DIN. RM. SET, with ten chairs. maN
hog; sacrifice. JU. 9-6242.
DIN, RM., ir. size, china buffet. tbl,
4 chairs, $75 or best offer. Ju. g.
DIN11NSG RIM. SET. 10 pc, good cOnd.
Call MRS. WEST, AID. 4-4350. Ill
DINING TABLE, Duncan Phyfe. 4Ox
65, mahogany, 3 extra leaves. pads
good cond., 500; q chairs, gift to
purchaser Of table. OIL. 4-4012.
DIN: TABLE, yrs; old, Duncan
Evening star., 1953-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

COATS, SUITS. DREsSEs-Like new.
styles; will sac. DE. 2-6557:
COAT, beige cloth trimmed lGvishly
like new; Russeks orig. cost $345,
COAT-Luxurious 34-length Platina
Eo3; purehased Of Ex-KinR Carol,
COAT-Beautifui wool and alpaca
tweed. Bucklngham blue, size IS.
COAT. DRESSES. SHOES - GirIH's
flo1 slothinEi EM size atasi9 I9-l@, good GGndi-
coATs. t53ii AM FUR ~nSot; and Cloth; other misc.
clothing: size Is. NO. 1854
CofFEE TABLE. cherry. hand-painted
mirror top. $50; hutch buffet and
mahog. lamp table, leather top. S75;
3, lge. silk lamp shades, $40 each:
sornices Tor p;ctnre windows. sets
cSSSSSiiRGp1Tir SSSi 81 2-71Ssi 1fsxAroKs ,urn..
TooLs 4 EouiP CO. yu 80 a.sssI s.
COUCH, 7-ft, down filled, excellent
condition. $3.50. Call EN-. 2-220S
COUCH; CHAIR. good cond.; slip
chintz twin spreads. drapes. $s.
CRIB. light oak. innerspring mattress.
gSod PS O. c9ndi; 9da high chair; both s%5.
CRIBsmone RIB large, ] in @ excel; Sond;.
iI a1so aonseS one walker s12' one small 81
crystal ii ;;T2ioG; RADIO, built inside head
phones; S3; Can after 8 pm. Mon
CURTAINS. 2 pairs. easement WIN
pSMs psiTs Idns drapes TAI rsAS56tsy S5s7e used
CURTAINS. marauisette and lace, 40
cents to $3.50 per pair: dble. bed
spreads: S3-$5; curtain stretchers,
CUT ALL MACHINE, K-1o; also ~. a.
offer. UN, 4-196O.
DAVENPORT. red; gray walnut bed
steau with spring and mattress, and
DaVRNPoRT2SfGse hlERs peTsf SG soS9 GOOD cOnd. rea-
sonable. Call IA. 7-0727 anytime
Sun. or after 9 pm. wkdays.
DAVENPORT. needs repair, with Gus
tom-made slip cover; both $50. Call
DEEP FREEZE. 1 VI old. like new;
orig; S475; viii sell for $3@5. OIL.
DESK, roll top, and misc. office furn.
Din LIai,drT rm; table and chairs. cha GS Cal
DEsKsWWALRuT! DssSsaySi Si SPECIAL 2igG' s99- 30
AND 5000. B. 6. SURPLUS SALES
DESK, breakfront mahogany, good
condition. Shown by appt Orig.
price; $500; sac. S125. Call JU.
9-7622.
DESK. slant front. solid maple ir
size. PERI. cond. Cost S45, sell, S21.
Call Mon. EN-. 3-1313.
DESKS-Metal. wood, small, lge., Of
fee or home; barg. Call Sun, CO.
6-4B25; week, 1I12 14th st n w DI
7-7372
DESK AND CHAIR. beautiful black
McComb modern. practically new,
reasonable: call LO. 4-6929.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
INSTRUCTION. COURSES

PIANO INSTRUCTION, classical and
popu,ar in YOUR home. Children and
beginner adults. Call JA. 5-5SSS:
BX-RECEPTIONlST course easlIv
learned age no .st hanSieapN sa pNG4 eaS f1sS PBx
SCHOOL HU 3-3S24 ST 3-72TS
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul;
ture: all subjects taught. Approved
for CT training, Day 81 and T11T syen1lInns eI1In
HONE EEdE r1TroRiNG, 1gFo & e. Az ais f9em zoe Lst
Fr.. Eng, Sp.. Ger. Arith.: read:
Elem; j.h;; hs s,,y sub; uN 4s1gSt; 4erssfion
onfy' n1fga'Rfs Reasonable' ny nays co. 5-oSls.
by college teacher; Gale, diff go: ::
trig.. alg., etc; reas. DE. 2-3421.
LEARN TO MAKE your own ,V,n. xmas mas
gifts: Gifts rciasTs cIasTes IN SeFams!STf sTUDfo a9S
5just OF Ga. ave.. sO4 Kennedy
st. NV. TU. 2-2333.
ENGLISH SPEECH conversation, per-
sonality, etiquette. Book reviews.
Write MISS MARTIN. AZ wash. wash
Moons noon o. or W.; Weekday @ mornings.
must for beginners, z to 20; popular
or classical. LU. 2-0515.
TUTORING-Grade, high school, re-
How to study. Years of experience.
sEccRETARIEES, S75 to $50 wk.;
typists to $50 wk.; bookkeepers to
SIS up; beg. and refresher courses
now starting. Small classes save e
usual time; better training; much
better positions. Reg. today-be Sc
cure-inquire. (NA. S-234O. 3S
years of PROOF exper. BOYD
SCHOOL. corner @ and 18th.
GEO. UNIV. STU, French native, will
teach French or tutor in other sub
jectS in exchange for room and
board. Box 21S-V. Star. l3'
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English and confidence, also
French, German and Italian. AD
o-o5JO
Evening star., 1953-10-11
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION = Special sale. New
Italian, 120 bass; treble and bass
shifts; factory guaranteed: regu-
RAENERs !ss!F sS' MusIc aSy sfoKEs. S0Iy s'SS; s5
ACcoRDioN, 1s6 Nv piola sopr saprani,
l2O-bass. s shifts base and Is treble.
Never used; $500; 10. 2-7716.
da;t fin; treble re , shifts; light; ideal stH; !,;
sacrifice for Sis5. Jo. s-6os6. VIZ
ACCORDIONS (2l, fine handmade
Italian 120 bass. treble and bass
shifts shifts; IsH never used. VIII sacrifice
ADD !sI. MACM IA hand sIss' Wp for rent co or
1I12 14th st. NV. DI. 1872.
model $50 Al condition Rentals
repairs sales on all makes. CEN
TRhL 1Ifb ,t TYPEWRITER r HfI EIS, go, 2ola
ADD. MACH. Corona, new '53 mod
5-4eS5: wkday.. 1i1s 14tS St. NV. NV
ADDING MACH, Sundstrand. 10 keys.
like new: to 1st come. SIS. Call Sun.
AD1REssoGRAPH = Model i955Xv
and Graphotype model 63S1 Wv;
excel cond., practically new: can
be seen during weekdays. For fur
ther information call Gaithersbure
ADDRESSOGRAPH. model 1900. ex-
cellent condition.; sacrifice, $3.50 cash
See by appt;. LU; 1.40s0; Ill
10000 available at SIS per m:
storage cabinet at $15 each: an
excellent opportunity to cash In
on used equipment bargains. Cali
LU. 1-10S0 after $50 pm. Ill
ADOOMETER. sm., port. add. mach.
CO. 5-AR25: Mk.. l11o l4th st. n. w
Evening star., 1953-10-11

MATTRESSES EETE SSn,Ja REMADE. Gd ,oSI S3 up up
st. NV. CO 5-13l5
PAINTER-Master craftsman; does
papering and all phases of quality
interior as well as exterior work:
IL Is We year: 5-ta5h IL business Ma S-a99''
PAINTTNG " interior and exterior.
lst-class work. free estimates. MR..
THOMPSON. RE. 1872. -12
PAINTING. interior: 80 yrs. satisfied
susSomers' DO Gsn my yzoREpT SEn work. free
PaiSTING. SSf1 Me- interior Il Flor and exterior. Call
A. DOMINICK. ia. 2-6S30. any day
after ! pm, all day sunday.
PAINTING = Residential-commer-
cisl fine workmanship o!t;n,apsi at sensible sensible
PAINTING exterior; 1st-class work.
materials. do own work; brothers;
white; refs. IA. 2-1731;
FHtHiSSi zatinsMsma!I ai't Jobs: Arlington, Fair
fax. Phone JE. 3-0774 Ill
PAINTING. interior and exterior
commercial and residential. Wall
paper Ost rorF TemOXiDS xp 4nSaS5 NO d5inking; hS
PHTNTING CoNTRACTOR-commer-
cial and residential satisfactory rs
yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-97O3
PAINTING AND REPAIR WORK. By
hour , &, or by BY eontraet s42eS RE. 7-2So0
PAINTING-Reside COM; white
mfchs. ne hos...saP Free est Call evenings NJ.
PAINTER, 1st-class white mechanic
needs work; interior exterior; by
hour or job; have own equlpment:
work guaranteed 10. S-0560. IL
PAINTING. PAPERING; interior. ex-
terror. For reasonable estimate, call
JU. 9-4771. or JU. 5-4219. ."
PAINTING-Interio and exterior;
free estimates. Lu. 1-4124. Eu.
PAINTING. FIN PAPERING: roof paint
ing. caulkins: gen: repairs: reas;:
free estimates: reliable. ia. 9-0396.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
CARPENTRY and roofing. K. LEAK
PAINTING, paperhanging. floor sand
ing refin.; carpentry wrk.: no money
dn.. yrs. to pay. Call ia. 9-l57
PAINTING. interior. exterior; reas.;
do my own Job; free estimates; rsis'
RA. 6-3139. 10
end Jobs a speciality: also plasterings
IPAINTER-Inside and. outside paint
work guar. WADE. ME. $3.50,
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLASTER
ING Quickly, neatly done: reas. r.
COOKE, 1881 Holmead place
ne, TU, 2-4S63.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
FIREPLACE
SCREENS
So to Sc
UO 10 DU
o,c11sS2I WORTH $40 TO SIS

WORTH SO TO S15
GICHNER, 2513 NJ ST. NV.
Daily. $50 to $40; Sunday. 8 to
FLOORING-Used oak. Ain. stand.
ard 900 it.. S175 or best offer
FLUTE, Conn, metal, perfect condi-
ton: $50. RATNER'S MUSIC
STORES. 736 18th st. NV.
FOAM RUBBER SALES: 2l45 r NV
Bolsters. cushions. mattresses; any
size 39x76 twin. 2 for $50. Elk
FOAM RUBBER, sox7e mattress Sa5
30 cents pound: large sheets slightly
higher. Lowest prices in town. j
H: GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
FREEZER BEEF-For quality. sayinp
and convenience, prime grain fed
Hereford steers, whole or half. 800
900 pounds; 25 and 26 cents pound
live weight; dressed and delivered
treezer plant early November. A. H
WALTER, Herndon, VA. RT. 2, Dale.
view 5-S926.
FREEZER. upright. 8 Gu. it.. West.
inghouse: used Is mos, like new;
$500. OV. 3-5373,
Evening star., 1953-10-11
DOORSI !

S4S.5O. Also storm windows, most
sash sizes. $17.90. Easements. low
caIl ssmnfE he 45as P[Gss RAJ EHA aoh9s 9snefs dsy
DRAPERIES. custom made. green and
lamp; prac. new. JA. 2-33S5.
green velvet. draw with
7-ft. matching cornice: used l sea
son: cost $500: will sell SIS. 10
5 prs. of beautifully lined
striped. 80 in; orig. S76. sell $50;
l cotton summer rug, 9x12. ia. q
DRAPEs. 8 pr. cornices. Hollywood
desk. Gee ffa lamps p EN- GSSS aESSso. siip covers
DRAPES. draw. perfect cond.. fresh
dry cleaned; for / picture window
! average and = smaller size: Gus.
tom-pade lned-rayon faille. dark
f1s ora dess1 5u cRsFs5fSse ss5s accfn'
DRUMS, used. complete prof. out
fit. snare. 2 tom-toms. bass. Zild
symbols. Reasonable. 10. s-7766.
DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT, Hoff- :
man Nuclean system, finishing and
spotting boards. 2 sets of puff irons.
other items: reasonably priced; terms.
DEMATATIS REALTY CO.. ST. g.
1851: RA. 6-287s.
DUPLICATORS..AIi types hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
co. 1871 E. Capitol st.. Ii 3-00S2.
EQUIP, all Norge. new
auto. washer. $50; stove. 1924; he.
refgr.. $500; 15-cu.-ft. deep freeze.
1919 or best offers. AID. 2-6467.
ELEC. PLATE. e-burner. westine.
house. IKE new; cost $19.95. sac.
sTo9vaa, oE apartment
size. excellent cond. Best offer. JU
EIIEiC1TsRRoPLATER. : Complete cleo
troplating outfit for bronzing baby
shoes; must sell; $50 or best offer.
ELECTRIC RI MOTORS. 1Is. ,. and y
h.p.; guaranteed / yr.; $3.50 and
up. 1888 r. /. ave. ne. AID. 4-9774.
ELEC. RANGE, in use. late model,
excel. cond.; reasonable. Call LU.
ELECTRIC ffESCSffRRIC RoAsTBR. Westinghouse
good as new, with table; "a price.
En-. 2-1S26.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
REDSf Govt SIIrnl11s

BEDS-GOVC. surplus
Solid maple single beds with Simmons
steel coil springs and mattresses,
S23.95 complete: 36-in. width Holly
wood beds, complete. $17.95; set OF
30-in. width double hunks (nol mat
tresseS1, S19.95: 30-in. width f0ldina
beds Convex no-sag SpringSl. $S.95;
36-in. width steel folding cots, S6.05
N. FRANK & SON. Ala 3rd st. NV.
EX. 3-S974.
BEDRM., French provincial fruitwood
set, with twin beds, $23S. EN-. B.
BEDRM. SET. mahogany, modern
excel. cond.: double bed with Beauty
rest mattress and innersprings;
night tables; dresser and highboy
SIZE or best offer; Will give =
lets to buyer. HA 2-4163.
BEDROOM SUITE, Z pieces. walnut
BEDRM. SUITE dble. bed. walnut;
excel. cord RA. 3-S67S after h pm
BEDRM. SUITE-Modern, double
dresser, mirror. chest, dbl. bed,
mattress and pox springs; less than
1 year old. KE. 7-1042. III
BEDROOM SUITES (2l. one with
twin beds and one with full-size
bed; maple kit. set. 6 chairs, table
with glass top; reasonable. OV.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, 3 piece,
must be seen to be appreciated. CO.
5-3966. Call bet. IL am. and 4 pm
BEDROOM SUITE beds. walnut,
springs and mattress, vanity. l
dresser; good cond.; $50. 300 Var
mum st. NV, RA. 3-0721.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
MOTOR TRAVEL

WE WISH a responsible individual to
deliver a new Plymouth to West
Palm Beach. Fla. viii pay gas and
oil to person to drive and deliver
DRIVING TO BOSTON. Friday. Oct.
10; will take riders. Call OF. Al 10.
IL
LADY. driving to st. Petersburg. Fla.
leaving Oct 20. would like , pas
cent 556-W.
GOING TO MIAMI in next few days.
VIII exchange transportation for
pleasant driver. Call HARRIS. ia.
S-03l0.
take = paSsensers. share expense.
Phone after noon, EN-. 3-S190.
DRIVING to New York next Saturday;
riders wanted. TU. @-312l.
RENO OR LAS VEGAS ride wanted by
man with dog. Write Box 259-V,
Star