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Evening star., 1953-04-30
Walter A. Chambers,
|nformationS Specialist
And Reporter

Walter A. Chambers, 56, news
paperman and information spe-
cialist. died yesterday at George
town Hospital after an operation
IL days ago.
He was an information assist
ant in the Labor Department.
He joined that department in
1899. working first in the infor-
nation branch of the Wage and
Hour Division.
Mr.. Chambers had been a re-
porter and re-write man on
nearly a dozen major neWspa-
pers. In 1880, he began covering
the Seabury investigation. which
led to the resignation of New
York's Mayor Jimmy Walker, for
the New York World Telegram.
He became closely associated
with Judge Samuel Seabury, who
conducted the Investigations, and
wrote a book about him.
Campaigned for Seabury.
Before the Democratic presi-
denial convention in 1882, Mr..
Chambers made a trip around
the country in the interest of
Judge Seabury in the possibility
that Mr.. Seabury might be a
Democratic candidate should Al
Smith and Franklin D. Roose-
velt deadlock at the convention.
In 1884, Mr.. Chambers was
appointed secretary to the de-
partment of public markets by
Mayor F. H. LaGuardia of New
York. While in the job he or
ganized the consumers service
division.
Two years later. he became a
night rewrite man on the New
York American and afterward
was Chicago manager for Hill
and Knowlton, public relations
counsel.
Helped Inland Steel Co.
Mr.. Chambers conducted re-
search for the Inland Steel Co.
before he joined the Labor De-
partment. He had been informa- =
ton representative of the Labor
Department in seven Western
States and later in New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut.
Mr.. Chambers was senior
liaison officer of the Wage and
Hour Division in 1943. He trans
ferred to the War Manpower
Commission two years later and
in 1945-46 he was information
specialist for the United States
Employment Service.
A native of Atlanta, Ga. Mr..
Chambers began his newspaper
career on the Galveston (Tex.)
Daily News. He was city editor
of the Atlanta Constitution and
later assistant to the publisher
of the Florida Times-Union in
Jacksonville.
Worked on Several Papers.
He had been reporter, assistant
city editor and aviation editor
OF the Pittsburgh Gazette Times
and a reporter for the New York
Evening Journal, New York Sun,
New York World and the Chi
cago Herald Examiner. In 1928
he directed the national balloon
race.
Mr.. Chambers lived at 3701
Connecticut avenue NV.
He had published another book
entitled Labor Unions and the
Public" and had written various
magazine articles.
Mr.. Chambers attended Sparks
tGaD Collegiate Institute and
North Georgia Agricultural Col
lege.
Survivors include a daughter,
Miss Ann Seabury Chambers,
editor of the daily student news
paper at the University of Texas,
and several brothers and sisters
in Atlanta. One of his brothers,
Hewitt Chambers, is a court Off
cial in Atlanta.
Funeral services will be held
in Atlanta
Evening star., 1953-04-30
Wyutt Wins Award
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va,
April 80 (SpeciaD-Edward M.
Wyatt, of Bon Air, third year
student at the University of Vir-
ginia, has received a Fulbright
Award to study mathematics at
the University of Nancy. France.
Evening star., 1953-04-30
Church Musicale Planned

The Annandale (Va.) Meth
odiSt Church will hold its spring
musicale at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the church sanctuary. Mrs. Paul
Gerhard will direct the choir and
orchestra.
Evening star., 1953-04-30
A-24 =" THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
Ur1rtrilittn

RACOOSIS, SAM. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend the upveiling
of q monument in memory }of my
beloved late husband. SAM RACOOSIS
II will be held on Sunday, May 3.
1883, at the District of Columbia
Cemetery. Meeting place will be 18th
pl and Alabama ave. sc.
Evening star., 1953-04-30
Averooe 7 Chickens q Year

KANSAS CITY.-If you're an
average American, in years
time you drink 166 Quarts of
water and eat seven chickens.
SO pounde of beef. 104 pounds
of pQkatoes and n apples.
Evening star., 1953-04-30
Nations Apple Crop

SEATTLE.-Nation's average
apple crop is 113 million boxes
per year for the United States.
One third of the crop is grown
in Washington State.
Evening star., 1953-04-30
UarnH nf Chunks

ATKINSON. MILLARD T. The Atkinson
family wishes to express their heart
felt appreciation for the many thought
full acts and kind expressions of SYM
pathy and condolences during their
recent bereavement.
Evening star., 1953-04-30
FUNERAL DESIGNS
CEMETERY LOTS.

KIOCK rs. lot 4aa sites l. ., 3. All for
S275 oil. 2-4456 6----- 800
CEDAR MLL-6-rrave plot Worth $3.50;
cash. $40 WA 7-2l44 after $50 ? m
Evening star., 1953-04-30
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
] William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
n.A and Mass Ave. N.R. u S-0z09
Rinaldi Funeral Home
ara at NE Id 0-9N0O
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Experts Study Costs
Of Reaches Run and
|E Street Bridges

n 1OuC C"LIdu COLuIulGCSe OF Qlan~
ming and highway experts today
settled down to a detailed COM
parative study of the proposed
E street and Reaches Run
bridges.
The study arises from a Ma
tional Capital Planning Commits
sion request to the District Com
missioners for a comparison of
costs between the two spans.
The planners, who oppose the
E street project, did not fatty in
dorse the Reaches Run crossing.
But they want the cost data be-
fore they decide whether to push
it as an alternative to the E
street project favored by the city
heads.
Near Other Bridges.
The Reaches Run bridge would
cross the Potomac just down.
river from the railroad bridge and
tie in with major Virginia high
ways and with the proposed
Southwest freeway along F street
in the District.
Brig. Gen. Louis w. Prentiss,
Engineer Commissioner, said he
has instructed city officials to
extend "every means of co-opera-
tion to come up with the an
SWers." AS first step, the four
man committee was formed by
Planning Commission Director
John Nolen, jr.; j. N. Robertson,
District highway director; Jo-
Seph Barnett, of the Federal Bu-
reau Of Public Roads and Robert
c. Horne, National Capital Parks
chief engineer.
Much more than the price of
The bridges is involved in the
study. To get a true picture, the
cost of direct approaches as we'll
sS improvements to existing
streets and highways on both
sides of the river also must be
studied.
Must Study Traffic.
Thus, the committees first job
will be to decide exactly what
to include in the study.
Gen. Prentiss said city high
way experts have estimated 49,
0UG cars would use the E street
bridge on a 24-hour basis. A
similar study will have to be
made for the Reaches Run pro-
posal, on the assumption that the
E street bridge would not be
built.
Then, agreement will have to
be reached on what street i'm
provementS would be necessary
to handle the traffic flow from
each bridge. In the case of both
bridges, officials agreed, planned
street improvements should not
be included if their need does not
depend on the bridges.
For purposes of the Reaches
Run Bridge, it was understood,
the study group will assume that
both the existing Fourteenth
street vehicular bridges will re-
main in operation as one-way
spans. The planners earlier had
suggested that the old bridge,
now used for Virginia bound
traffic, might not have to be re-
built if the Reaches Run project
went through.
Gen. Prentiss said he hopes
to get the requested data assem-
bled by December /. That would
give Planning Commission men,
berS a chance to study it before
their next meeting in middle
cember.
The planners, meanwhile, have
stressed that the cost data need
not determine their stand on the
Reaches Run suggestion. They
said they also will consider traf-
f1c and other factors, some of
which may be answered by the
study now under way.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Missed by Half an Inch

ALTHOUGH | assured her this wouldn't be
necessary, she fetched it. Herewith is copy
of some of the items:
was runner-up in Eastmeadow tennis
tournament in 1927 Would have won if
hadn't missed backhand that just went
out by half an inch. 13)
. Had an uncle who once made a lot of
money manufacturing the doo-hickies that
buttoned side flaps on old touring model
open cars. (2D
Heard Caruso sing once. Will never for
get it. Q9)
Put dead mouse in girls desk when was
in fifth grade at Readville School, Brother,
did the principal give me terrific Gaming
for that. (23)
Ate an entire watermelon on bet when
/ was a kid. Never faxed me. (14)
Can still remember that run Joe Grimby
made against Yale in 1921 Joe got the ball
from center, faxed left, went off right tackle
reversed field twice, straight-armed four men
and went II yards for touchdown. (33)
Now, to compare our repetitiousnesS, we
simply do little subtracting here, cancel
there and - well, it looks like just about
stand-off, wouldn't you say?
Evening star., 1953-12-13
My Wife's DIARY
by Parke Cummings

It's all in her memory, and
she loves to quote from it.
But this writer has past of
his own that's just as boring
DEING married to one woman for nearly
ID two decades, you certainly hear lot of
interesting things about her past life. That
is, they are interesting the first time you
hear them. The trouble is they don't wear
quite as we'll on repetition as, say, Hamlet"
or Macbeth"
Though in sense they improve with the.
telling. Take the occasion in my helpmate's
childhood when she and her brother got hold
of lot of Fourth of July fireworks and Get
them off all at once under bridge. The first
time she told me this story, soon after we
were married, the fireworks merely made a
terrific bang which scared her and her ac-
complice half to death. In recent versions
the bridge has been partially demolished.
This is only one of number of tales she
has related, and, about two years ago got
to thinking. Why not, thought, make
list of the things she repeated most often,
keeping box score of the number of times
had to listen to them? Then would show
her the list in nice husband-like way.
That Famous Summer
NO SOONER said than begun. have kept
re-tabulating, bringing the cumulative score
up-to-date. As of this instant (1l22 am.) it
stands, after two years, as follows:
Spent summer in Duxbury, Mass, and
loved it. One day her father brought home
a Boston terrier which the family decided
to name Dux 6)
Small boy hit her in eye with rock when
she was nine. Darn near had her eve put
out. (4
Her mother was one of eight children. all
girls. 81
Used to go around with a fellow from the
University of Missouri. Name of Ted.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

I2-I5-55
Evening star., 1953-12-13

He was mighty attractive chap, too. (5)
The Twelfth Street Rag always reminds her
of party she went to in Chicago in 1928
1t was dilly. (4)
Hated olives when she was girl, but got
to adore them when she went to Italy. (3)
The other day. l decided to show her this
box score. She glanced at it briefly. and then
exclaimed: What? You too?"
What do you mean, me too?" l de-
manded.
Il mean," she explained, that it's GER
tainly interesting how married couples often
get the same idea. I've been keeping track
of the things you often tell me-
For how long?" asked.
about two years." she said. "I'll show
it to you"
Evening star., 1953-05-07

6ABY C1PRIAGE. Collier: coilapsible.
Like new; $50. 10. S-3255. -
Evening star., 1953-05-07
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDRM. APT. to
share with another business girl;
COW. transp. JA. $4,000. Ext. 700.
GOVT. GIRL will share room in pvt.
ATFRACTIVE GIRL to share cham
payne apt. on beer pocketbook, with
cIp z females; Call "a, So2-1, 2-4596; -. q }.
Nsons "a daaTd SnaTs AlSGry eds5 sRi af
THREE GIRLS in twenties want to
aan share vS house; Dss Wssley Heights area
through Sept: s45 mo. EN-. 2-s43a
DfsffNGTffvRR. ft'fT S;fT E m cool and spacious
house on cliff overlooking Rock
with other men; maid. meals. grand
piano, private room: of, street park
ing. NO. 7-0l59 after 6 pm. -
GIRL, about 90 yrs. old, share apt. IN
sc; sec. with another girl: 70;
YOUNG 9StSi S"i LADY to share apt. with an
I other lady; NV. section; TV, unltm.
| phone excel. transp. no. 2-72o6
w4As!NsTiED6-Young 4s!si lady to share With
apartment. in modern apartment
building: convenient location: TV
set: S5G per month, including utili-
ties and telephone. Call AID. 40 %.
g"
APT. TO SHARE with another lady:
will consider selling furn. Box 443-
z, star. -
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wants 10
share 2-bedrm. apt with another
lady. Call after pm. LU. 2-2naf,
ONE GIRL to share 2hedrm. apt,
girl. EX 3-0100. Ext. 275. Ewes;
TU 2-5937. p
ONE GIRL to share 2-bedrm. Conn.
ave. apt. with 3 other girls; avail.
Su6fs8 Sunf ! aiter aef & p'3. t2 Co. H'- s4'
SILVER SPRING-Lady to share g
beGrm. apt. with another lady:
nicely furn.. TV; near Sligo Greek
Park. ~. e-1029 after 8. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RADIO-Nations N. C. "125". condi-
ton like new. Phone 1850 from
lR8DToo1So-watt % stancor transmit.
tssas ter with hJXdksoN XE9 slSo g. q Ss44 Si h0rs'
RADIo-PHoNoGRAPH console with
sonable. Cali RA. 3-8156. Ill
RECORDs-o33h l.p., popular records
EEfRfGEkArok. n aiaealr 1zsna-a.x portable S
s1s5: s1SGr saTiREs GREEG 1e E6 c7Esess 81
LO:, ,7:9595, any day except SUNDAY
RnFR,GERafoRs. anfil G /; ;2i used: large as:
lysfS sSsEsP'ss ssos 1R 4ss e.
PEERLEsa SALES '15es e.
2237 Ga ave. DE. 2-5566:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1858 Servel
Ss2S 6ns s7ss R2Hsy mo- IOWA a.
REFRIGERATOR, Hotpoint, 1851; 8:
IT.; excellent condition. AP. 7-4254
RHSE,.sERRz91ons. III II, RI ao;eq #, sass,
sacrifice, $3.50 cash. JU. s-1332.
REFRIGERAToR-s-tt. servel. Excel
REFRiGERATORS-Baron e. Meltz
are putting out 90 new 1853 GE
S-cu.-ft. family-size refrigerators or
a. new and 1-time only 37-mo. pay
plan. $3.50 a. mo. is your complete
mo: payment incl. carrying charges.
delivery and installation. Call TU.
2-4115 for details. -13
REFRIGERATOR SALE
Late models; $25 UP: easy terms.
Large assortment used refrigerators.
ALLISON'S. 2212 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
FARM AND GARDEN

TEEE Ised;ra REM4XAL. sn5I,A1. :2Dpins' 2 pruning
PAuL's Tree sERTvicE.D VI SDi 10 ltss SASS Is
LAWN MOWERS-New 1883 power
siss e5 81 only sea: :s5; Is,: r1nabout.
tssF ree 81 20 Ply 5G cis sS99s sSs T9 s
s4s1s; sHy Clemson fs hand Sno mowers, Sgr S5Sy S5y
SSfis' 81 MJLP9RD' lies INC eo4 F st nv
LsADscAFiSc an sAfIS AND TREE SERVICE. N1S
asssas ERsS FousE eaEe sfED s1ff u hFpSSs4FS {Ss4s
~ 2-2s43; JE; 3-0s7s. .
colors and sizes, soc each: SIS dozen
COW b MAs9RE - r. ner well rOtted IT. SO o. per
DARK, ds1icfFef sica forsTohL. e5sa 5oe bushsi
FLOWING. DIsCING. GRADING
vi WArEsSGMf TsE9 gG sEkvicH NJ srsS Jo sS2S4 ESM
TOP SoM-very rich. dark loan;
ideal for lawns. gardens and flowers.
Al "a viRSlSIa f2n; H. rdfso11I7, d4 o1i74sG ooo loads,
soeSn Re5 yd a Rased gse ss 01 TG yogr sSav tTqsk
hwy. cloverlnaf. For delivered price,
cal AlNNANDALE SERVICE CO., JE.
LAWN MOVING. complete landscape
service and garden maintenance.
Can AP. 7-S6s9 between $50 and
DEN CEAFTERs. Box Isl, Mt, Raj
soDD1NGS' AND GRADING. 1st-cisss
Vt3nx w9rk' Free estimates; Il; 6-1510
ToPS0IL-very, good, rich topsoil
1es ress 'aSnS csi Jo end szSss fzFSessah0usss Very
VIRGIN TOPsoIL, best quality. Inn
mediate service: Load. yard or
bushel orders. LU. 1868 any time.
LAWN RENOVATION. Beautiful lawns
don't don! lust lust happen; We build them
TOP SOIL, clean, I'LL. dirt. grading
and spreading OF soil, seeding and
CLEAN FIJI DIRT. topsoil. biuestone.
Road gravel. sludge hauling. Call 6
AzALEAs Gm'' for Mothers 9th ifsS Bay. sorEeous as
colors, sizes to 5 feet. Ewes. and
Tss6rs Tss6 ends; 8 sa11 IL Sligo Greek pk%y~
ToPSoIL. rich loan. 4ac bu. Leaf
WoiQ. HSC pu. Cow manure, Toe bu.,
delivered. 10. S-3496. S
STRAWBERRY PLANTS dug while
you wait. Giant ever-bearing Gems
All other varieties Raspberry plantS,
iris. poppieS. primrose; all other
perennials. JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
vile. Md. Call EV. 4-3S46 Ill
AFRICAN VI0LETS. priced from
/ starter plants 25c for 81, to
blooming plants from 76c to IS.
! 4331 Lee hwy, Arl., Va. JA. 1-S633,
evenings, Saturday and Sunday.
.
TRACTOR attachments for Cub In
| ternational used very little. SinRle
| plow with extra blade. Spring tooth
| 25e. less than original cost. 10.
Q-9513,
| n A-----1 q = -
Evening star., 1953-05-07
ROOMS EURNlSHED-N.E.

NEAR THE CAPITOL and Navy Yard
--Lge. front liv. -bedrm., clean and
attractive; for . twin beds; Sc wk.
each, Ii. 4-7359. -I2
908 MD. AVE. Mclean, quiet,
newly dec, large single room; next
to bath; 50. Ii. 4-7359. -12
6?7 A ST. N.E.-Small. clean single
next bath: S25 per mo. Call DE
2-032S. 10
7I2 E. CAPITOL ST. - Cheerful
newly dec. dble. rms. Govt. empi
pref. Near Navy Yard. Ii. 4-S368
Ill
SARATOGA AVE. NE. Attractive
single room for lady or gentleman;
new Hollywood bed, unlim. phone,
semipyt. bath; conv. transp.; 1st 4.
81 weekly. Phone AID. 2-5463, Z
to q pn -S
Evening star., 1953-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE-BurrouEhs desk
model. $50, Al condition. Rentals
repairs. sales on all makes. CEN:
TRIAL TYPEWRITER co. 20lt
.14th st; nv nU 3-5121
AIR CONDITIONERS, new and used
from $99: free engineering service
JOHN G. WEBSTER g. SONS 621
F st. NV. ST. 3-6l00.
AIR CONDITIONERS (20l, delivered
in factory-sealed cartons; SlS9
Call TU. 2-4115 for home demon
AIR CoN6iTIoNER-York, fTIo6NERYk . ton
1852 model: uyt., ] owner: bes
.qfser; sfSSeTIr7T;oEpsS sfSeT EpsS 2-3lG7' 80
l9-ton Philco 1888, new. in carton
sacrifice, 1925 cash. JU. s-l332.
AIR CoMPRESsO1Pressure pain
tank type, complete, with guns
hoses, paint tank and all. $3.50
Also 3 smaller outfits. $50 each
Annapolis zoos. -
AiR-CoNDITIONER. 1859; a4-h. p.
Good condition. S225. Call UN
4-S234 3
Evening star., 1953-05-07
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

SCOTTISH TERRIERS, Axe. q wks
old. males. 500 each. l female
$75. Strong, healthy. CO. 6-7575
TERRIER. Welsh, female. mos.
reg; Axe. $40. IA. 5-643s. -
BOXERS FOR SALE-Thorouehbred
call 10 S-7901. IS
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIEs-Blacs
standard. adorable pets; Axe reg.
unusual pedigree. JU; 5-9741. IS
puppies; wks. old; $40 and SIS
JU. 5-S193 after 6 pm. IS
PERSIAN KITTENS and cats; beauti.
w. white. cream. blue. silver and
black; $l5. $40, S25: Oh. 4-302O.
GKEAT PYRENEES PUPP!ES-Beau.
white male. female. Axe. shown
after pm. 3119 18th st. ne. Id
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIEs-e
wks. old. purebred. OV. 3-5499, q
DOBERMAN PINSCHER puppies,
10 wks. old. LU. 2-2730. 10
ADORABLE COCKER PUPs-(2) .
mos. old. Axe regis, $50, S27.
PARAKEETS-Young. for trainins
and talking. all colors: 1917 Inde-
pendencs ave- Sc. Ii. 7-303O.
PARAkEETS-1 blue. breeders; pr.
green young. Large flight cage; 2
ereeding cages. Call after 4. JU.
KITTENS. Persian or siamese. board
5-is7S. f.uo ser Mrs AoAe' ) 10
SIAMESE KITTENS
Reasonable. OIL. 4-OS56. 8
Evening star., 1953-05-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM, board and child care, mother
and l or 2 children or children
alone. AP. 7-066S Ill
MOTHER WITH CHILD; pleas. sur
roundings. Front. dble. rm.; conv.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Room and
board; good meals; attractive sur
roundings. JU. 5-0929. -
QUIET. CHRISTIAN HOME desires
elderly lady to room and board;
80 miles from Wash. D. c.. Refer
ences given. MRS. ETHEL HAYES,
Ashburn, Va. Leesburg. Va. 650-J1.
RM.. excel. meals.
home atmosphere; for active. elderly
lady; no smoking. EN-. 2-792S. -12
N ARL., 3 min. to D, C.-Larse,
out meals. ia. S-5553. Ia
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and Sinele rms some with
private bath. American plan, excel
meals: home atmosphere. HO 2:3566
SLAUGHTER'S
Two convenient locations to down.
town. 1925 18th st. NV. at R. DU.
1866. 1927 10th st. NV. Dupont
cir, HO. 2-6T67. Phones in rooms:
TV parlor; good meals. Enjoy real
hospitality at reasonable rates.
Id
Evening star., 1953-05-07
FILE CABINETS

bearing, $3.50: full SUSPENSION.
S49.5O; used wood transfer files.
$l.5O. N, FRANK g. SON, Ala 3rd
st. NV.
FREEZERs, I3-cu. it., Deepfreeze de
luxe. brand new. IN carton; 5ssyr.
sso ossG or cost take st7e o7e- ssG5fs
FURNITURE BARGAINS - substan-
tial reductions on brand-new better
Grade bedrm.. dining rm. and liv rm.
samples. etc; ali at great SAVINGS
for cash. On sale daily. 10 to 8; Sat
til 4. LION STORAGE BLDG. 5th
and New York ave. NV; RE. 7-4310.
FURNITURE--Dinette set. 4 chairs.
coffee sofa tabs single end and sSe dGe0le se 6ed
tens TENS: can ;a9'' be Seen Wed'; SS Thn?s;, 5?s
1880 Abingdon drive. Alex. 5
FURNITURE-Liv. rm., " bodrms. and
dinstte c1nrss; furn; ooSa N sxtra fine cond
DAY bed, chifforObe t4-dTaWl. :.
burner eiee. hot plate; s75 cash
Gall Ho; 2-s767. 10 pm. -
.FURNITURE-Liv. rm.. din. rm..
sSada sun amp Touc RA. e!sG sss4o aoWa''an sugar
.FURNTTURE-Soid maple 5-drawer
chest chest and bedside tables. XII g.
FUiRNiTURE-Bed and lv. rm.. rea-
sonably priced. Also baby grand
pis1. piano impSEted pSTt aIntiaues miT5oTs rs
a10:30-5:3o. 27o1 Albemarle st. NV
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new bed.
rm.; nv, rm.. and dinette sets, from
snsaTsd a41 5aroaa aENRTs Tf1Sh aPa fSf
Sls SSE Co Ter: ss1 sr7anrsd 7sa ss nT Fle. aS del
IFURNTTURE - Kitchen table ant
chair. IS; studio couch, S35; small
bookcase, 81. Call 10. ,2-9713o, =!
dn rms city Suite will stud sfl
couch baby bed and high chair
FURNifURE-Marble TOD chest
washstand. table. $50 ca; high boy
$45; ivory chest. S"5. Lo. 5-0557
FURNITURE. leaving city. contest
Of 3-rm. apt. for sale. co. 5-95S'
after Sat. and Sun, 6-s. .
needlepoirt occasional chair, mshos
d,s dssk. che chest , Gt draESgs' floor lamp
estate AND sToRAGE SALE
Hotel carpet; mahogany. maple ant
walnut bedroom suites; chrome ant
wrought iron. dinette and breakfas
sets; sofa beds; maple rumpus room
group; Bendix washer; refrigeratorS
paintings and picture frames. etc
BY AUCTION at WESCHLER'S 30!
E st. NV, TOMORROW, commenc
FURNiTURE@Frie1e sofa bed. incl
. pillows and slip cover; leaving cit
Friday; $50. OIL. 4-4090.
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WASHERS

See our ad under APPLIANCES oi
this paper
$50 Bonifant St. JU. S-Sn3S. Ia
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix. auto
mstic. good condition. Reasonable.
Phone no. ?-046S: Friday.
apt size like new. wringer, auto
pump; S39. JA 4-1S0l. -
WASHING MACHINE. l94S Easy
SpindryeE fine condition, $50 JE
3-S443, &es. 3
WATER COOLERS, GE. Oasis. to rent
or buy: call JOHN G. WEBSTER
WATER HEATER. electric. Universal
Sc gallon; IN crate. with 10-yT
y1rHTSyD;e ynrTanty; s9s. Ia. 6-557a. Mr.
WATER HEATERS. used. all sizes
SIS up New heaters from $50
& Ai SONS. sa7 aN = st. NV. ~ "cH caii 81 81
$1,000 day or night.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

GENERAL CONTRACToR-All types
roofing, siding. concrete. dormers,
attic: Al workmanship. Nationally
advertised materials Architect and
permit, DANNY TETRON1. TU.
ADDRESsING ENVELOPES, by type
writer or longhand; 81 an NJ If
brought and called for; So an M If
delivery and pick up; small jobs.
Special rates for folding, inserting
and sealing. AID. 4-6S07. IS
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NOW IHEN-IHY
ROBINSON LUMBER co.

No money down, Sc mos. to pay
1899 Kenilworth ave. ne. LU
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TELEVISION
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this paper.
SILVER SPRING GAS & ELEC. CO
$50 Bonifant ST.. JU. S-S03S. Il:
TOOLS-SURPLUS
HAMMERS. 75c
DRILLS, S19.95
GARDEN HOSE. ST so
RUBBER HAMMERS. 81
GAS CANS. S1.50
MOTORS - SAWS - ROPE
PAINT - SHOVELS - PICKS
MATTOCKS - DROP CLOTHS
10000 BARGAINS
TELEVISION

25l3 M st. NV. Ex. 3-3527
TRAIN, Lionel. OPT guage and ac-
cessories;, also boys clothes. size
TV, II INCH, with turntable, SI20;
] year old; excellent condition. 935
Kennedy st. NV. Ant. los. -
Ty; 2l-in; / inc console, Muntz, reasonable
nv, STROMBERG-CARLSON, lin.
"a doors. beaut. mahogany cabinet;
new set; Tyr. parts warranty; must
sell at once; cost S490; make me an
offer: no reas. offer refused. Call
~, 1853 Finch Motorola. Repos-
sessed: Cash or take up payments.
Bal, S131. Call TU. .2-41l5, -12
Underwood, L. C.. Smith; S25 and
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 201o 14tb
st W, HU. 3-5121
TYPEWRITER-L: C. Smith, late,
streamline model: auto, touch and
margin control; floating shift; used
in home. S65. EN-. 3-S752.
VACUUM CLEANER, WESTINGHOUSE.
tank 3 days old: like new; all at
tachments incl. floor polisher. orig.
VACUUM CLEARANCE - Electrolux.
late model. VI. guar. S35. Hoover,
perfect, S1450. New cleaners re-
duced. 1872 Lee hwy. ia. 2-49l T..