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Social and Personal
z ST. PAUL +,

Vacationers Return Home: Mrs Robert Edwards r 72s
Fuller Ave. and mother Mrs Louis White Sr Of 797 Phones
Ave, who have been visiting relatives in Wesson Miss ra
turned home on Wednesday August 26 Enroute home Mr.
Beulah Peters of Minneapolis moored to Chicago od
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Visit Sisters Mrs Lucretia Johnson and Mr. John Smith
of East ST. Louis H. and brother of Mrs Irene Braxton
1916 Portland Ave. and Mrs Mary Watson of 1855 Fifth Ave.
So to the city due the illness of Mrs Braxton They
the house guests of Mrs Watson and spent week in
Ahnn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

There Ii never any guessing as
10 how this paper stands on tho
issues OF the day.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

ing turkey and Christmas cards
Here is Big Town, the lethargic lul that
marks the summer season win give way to new
activity. Fifth Avenue on Saturday afternoon
viii lose its deserted look and once again become a
panorama OF people and traffic. Broadway which
has been take over by summer visitors. viii well
come back the actors from summer stock the
theatre goers from summer hsbitats at the shore
or mountain resorts. II win be possible to make
telephone call to a business office and actually get
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The WAY / SEE TT
K BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CTTY.-By the time read this
y have departed along with the Labor Day
cation will be just and
will look slightly ridiculous Theren be talk
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CARD OF THANKS
CONVENIENT

A convenient way to be as
sured that all who have extended
kindnesses during the Illness and
death Of loved enc is 10 insert a
Card Of Thanks in this newspaper
Cali Mrs. Shepard to place your
Card of Thanks. Midway $40.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

A community paper which puts
Its duty to Its readers first Is an
asset.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-11

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Evening star., 1953-05-13

have said: II do not want to be
a perfume salesman" don't
believe it. either.
Anne Baxter, who has run the
gamut from cigars to Sexy roles,
wants to sing in her next picture.
She's practicing at parties in
Europe. Caught Dawn Addams
patriotically posing in red, white
and blue minkS-for coronation
lay-outs.
Scott Brady writes that he met
Noel Coward at a benefit in Lon
don. and the playwright will star
him on the stage in a comedy
this autumn, but he'll be back
here first for a film. BY the
way, whatever happened to
Scott's plan to marry Dorothy
Malone?
A paramount deal is brewing
for Marge and Cover Champion.
Boss Don Hartman has been to
the Las Vegas Flamingo twice
to catch their sell-out act.
John Payne was obviously too
nervous to do right by himself
at "Tops" in San Diego. and ne
should take time out to rehearse
before hitting Las Vegas.
Colleen Gray, who used to go with
Payne, is doing the night spots
with Sy Bartlett, who used to
be married to Ellen Drew
Evening star., 1953-05-13
HOLLYWOOD


Joan Crawford hasn't received
a cent from Sudden Fear" She
owns the picture, but everyone
else connected with it's produc-
ton has to be paid off first
then she'll collect a fortune.
Ballerina Ludmilla Tcherina is
very tempermental even though
Observation-Disclosures is spend
ing $25, 900 for her tests. plus a
sweet suite at the Beverly Hills
Hotel, a secretary and an in
terpreter.
Lana Turner almost sank the
aircraft carrier Midway in the
Mediterranean when she sang
"Doggie in the Window" for 35,-
900 sailors.
Anyone knowing where
Broncho Billy Anderson is. con-
tact Bob Cobb at the Brown
Derby here. He's looking for
Billy. Jerry Lewis is spend
ing $500 on an annex to house
his record library.
x X X X
Therell be no percentage for
June Allyson in U-I's STORY of
Glenn Miller" because Jimmy
Stewards deal is for so per cent
of the profits and the studio has
to get something. :. Dick Powell
and June, by the way, have been
hiding out in Denver this past
week.
The Alan LaddS. returning
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Hollywood Diary
Joan Delays Haul
For Sudden Fear
By SheiIoh Grohom

from Britain. will pause in New
York only long enough to go
from the boat to the train to
Canada-where he stars in "Sas-
katchewan" in July.
It's not surprising that the
Little Margie" sponsor cut her
line I'm real COOL" from the
next TV half hour. She's work.
ing for Philip Morris.
Anne Jeffreys was stung in
the worst possible place by a
bee while working in the garden.
Robert Aida, who hasn't made
a film in years. is testing to be
"One OF the Boys" with Judy
Holiday.
n X X
Shelley Winters has to lose
six pounds pronto. She wants to
look slim when she greets hus-
band Vittorio GaSSman on his
arrival from Italy.
Jean Simmons, lunching with
Rupert Allan of Look magazine,
was sporting a large Chinese
coolie, straw chapeau. Good for
the beach. but unusual for
Romanoff'S.
Tony and Janet Curtis can
sing and dance, and want to
travel the nite-club circuit.
There's fortune in those closed.
smoky spaces.
A perfume outfit repeatedly Of
fered Marlene Dietrich 5000, 900
a year for her name on their
product. But Marlene is said to
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Dance Concert

Pola Nirenska and Ethel Butler
and her group win present a
dance concert at Cardozo Center
Auditorium on Friday. May 20. at
$3.50 pm.
The program will include a
series of solos by Miss Nirenska; !;
! a dance drama written by Will
liam Butler Yeats, directed and
choreographed by Miss Butler;
and a duet. Theme and Varia-
tions." by both dancers.
The District Recreation De-
partment and the Washington
Modern Dance Council are spon-
soring the concert.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
IE5SEB1 16azg1 HEIaaBoRaoop M1vav,

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY" wemade adaptation of the
"HIGH NOON" Gary Academy winning
performance.
CONFESS" Master Hitchcock back peak form.
"IVANHOE" filming of the old classic.
"LES MISERABLES," Hollywood version, we'll done.
"PETER PAN"
"RED SHOES" MOira Shearer in the ballet classic
"TALES OF HOFFMAN," lush musical extravaganza.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
Student
In OSU's Blues

Chic Cowan of 1922 Newark
street NV. will appear in the
Ohio State University Theater's
production of Tennessee Will
liams' American Blues" a quar-
tet of one-act plays, which are
being presented for the first
time. The plays will run from
Friday through May %.
Evening star., 1953-05-13
To Stage Comedy

The Garrett Players will pre-
sent F. Hugh Herbert's For Love
or Money" on Friday and Satur-
day at the Garrett Park School
in Garrett Park, Md.
Howard Wentworth is direct
ing the production.
Evening star., 1953-05-13

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
Miss Reunns IsMurried

Miss Martha Lee Reams,
daughter Of Representative and
Mrs. Frazier Reams Of Toledo,
Ohio. and Washington, became
the bride Of DR.. Thomas Gooch
Parker. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buford M. Parker Of Dallas, Tex.
They were married on July lS
in the Epworth Methodist
Church in Toledo. The Rev.
Russell j. Humbert ofdciated.
A reception was held in the
ballroom of the Toledo Woman's
Club. After q wedding trip to
Canada. the couple will reside
in Providence. r. I.
The bride is q graduate Of
Randolph Macon Woman's Col
lege and the University Of To-
ledo. She is q member of ri
Beta Phi sorority and the Junior
League.
Dr.. Parker attended the Uni
.versity Of Texas. Mercer Univer-
sity Medical School and received
his M. D. from Harvard Medical
School. He is a member Of Phi
Delta Theta fraternity. Phi Beta
ri Medical fraternity and the
Aesculapian Club of Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brock Of
Brinson. Ga. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Frances to Mr.. Raymond Edgar
Read. jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Read of Washington.
The bride-elect is employed in
the traffic department of the
Southern Bell Telephone Co. in
cambridge, Ga.
Mr.. Read is a Navy veteran of
World War II. He graduated
from the University of Texas in
1851 with a BFA degree in
radio and television, and was an
honor student. He was also presi-
dent of the College of Fine Arts
class for two semeSters and is
now a member of Phi Sigma
Kappa Social Fraternity and
Alpha Phi Omega, a national
honorary fraternity. At present
Mr.. Read is assistant program
director and staff announcer at
Radio Station WMGR in Balm
bridge.
The wedding will be August /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
Miss Mary SeeIey
To Wed in Fall

Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Seeley
of Manassas. Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Mary Katherine to Mr.. George
Elliott Hill, son of Mrs. Florence
Turner OF Philadelphia. Pa.
Miss Seeley attended Hood
College in Frederick, Md, and Is
now employed by the Navy De-
partment in Washington.
A former student of Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute, Troy. N. Y.
Mr.. Hill is presently a member
Of the United States Air Force.
An early fall wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

Miss Sara s. Roderick of
Washington, daughter of Mrs.
Thomas e. Roderick and the late
Gen. Roderick, was married July
18 to Mr.. Gerald H. Hazard of
Minneapolis. Mimi. son of Mrs.
F. Hartley Hazard and the late
Rev. Hazard. The Rev. Phillip
Gordon Scott of1iciated at the
ceremony, held in the Walter
Reed Chapel.
Following the reception at the
Walter Reed Officers Club, the
couple left for a New England
wedding trip. They will live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
Visit Parents

Mrs. Agnes Walter Of Wash
ington spent the week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Ed
wards of Wayside. Today an
other daughter Mrs. Joan Cox.
also of Washington, is arriving
to spend several days with her
parents.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
HELP-WokAEN

GIRL, white. 1s to 80; to clerk In
frozen custard shop. 113s 4th st.
s.w. Ia
LADIES. part time. day or eve. in
hrs. to suit you; no exper. nee.
about S4 hr Apply 81 pm, Tues.
Wed, Thurs Room 705' 1915, F
LADIES, a.. part-time hours; sell
ing to AVON'S regular customers;
earn $50 and up monthly; you may
YOUNG WOMEN, u to 40; interest.
ing and diversifying position .,,;nai W1tn
must be free to travel q. g.; salary.
expenses and allowance while trav-
cling. Apply Room 951, Warner
Bldg, Do not phone. Il >.
WOMAN. alert. to earn extra
money Nth s',ysrv PrSysn home aIiset16 saiss 16o
Fht5RaS FhosENCE kENEAE9 sdHsEsiEs9S s9o4 r stratS
more ST.. Chevy. Chase. Md,
WOMAN, colored; over 20, Tor SODA
fountain work: exper. not necessary;
person. INVESTMENT PHARMACY,
5Sh ( ssi R;S' 1850, to aa carry
dishes, counter work and to learn
restaurant business. No exper.. neces-
sary; permanent work and pleasant
working conditions. $50 wk. jb. Ap-
ply SHOLLS COLONIAL CAFE
TERRA. l032 Conn. ave. NV See
WOMEN l4j. part-time sales work;
flexible hours, good earnings. RE.
sas so'vSEEKLY WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus. Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
canvassing, investment or expert
ence necessary. FASHION FROCkS,
psPf Mlsl2 S.Fns Ya ean 0nl0 make
$4,000 selling 100 boxes finest Rob-
inson Christmas cards. Also unex-
celled religious Christmas cards; Ev-
cry Day, Birthday, Gift Wrapping
assortments; Stationery and Gift
items; 4 lines Personals as low as
Sc each. Write Quick for SAMPLES on
approval. ROBINSON CARDS, Dept.
H-19. Clinton, Mass.
OPENING with 101.:
women, white. 26-46; flexible hours;
no delivering or collecting; no in
vestment: car and phone essential.
For interview appointment, phone
ROSELLE STEVENS. Juniper 6-3723
PART OR FULL TIME, woman with
car, to take orders for new product.
Appts. made for you; excellent earn
, insS 6 Cal t1uyTe ~ 376i4s I6MsN 70 c.r. 70,
chill ShIldrSR we '?.i 5.5sis nye in' Call i4 aftfl
PART TIME-Telephone collection
clerks for evening work. Work, In
air-conditioned off1ces. Excellent
salary. These are permanent posi-
tions for the right girls. Experience
helpful but not necessary. See Mr
Libert GEORGES RADIO. $50
CatsG
Evening star., 1953-08-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. J

ATTICS FINISHED. dormer windows,
porches inclosed, recreation rooms
and statrways. Commercial or resi-
dental: SO months to pay. ITN
4-2491. ]. e. HENDRICKS.
BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR, with
estimates. Ii. 7-4324. Ia
BRICK LAYING CONTRACTOR with
equipment and men. Call AID. q
BRICK MAsoNs, MC.-An types ao of
brick work; no Job too small. JU.
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN, IRE.
places. chimneys. walls: remodeling
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK -
GEORGE w. HENSON, Jr., LU.
CH2TN-.IINK FENCE CONTRACTION
in concrete: low rates; easy terms;
guaranteed work. Call LU. 2-91O2.
CARPENTER. alterations, repairs
new. and old work; recr. rms.
porches, dormers, attics, anything.
MR.. SMITH. ia. 7-5527 any time,
CARPENTRY-Remodeling or s repair.
Aleexa,ndria, Arlington srea. South
CARPENTRY WORK. general repairs,
and custom-built cabinets. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. Lo. 5-434O
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS
5EPSRSYs EsPf1SSEF 1lio h ds74S fgSntpre repairs
Oestimase HAiNRs hSRstt I PUTNAM. S5RIMilAsNi IA i
3-5616, WA. 7-6604. Ia
Evening star., 1953-08-12

. PIANO, SPECIAL SALE
guarantee; reg. price, $3.50: now
only $40. Matching bench FREE
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE, 736
18th 81 n VI
Evening star., 1953-08-12

PIANO, SPECIAL SALE
New, full keyboard. 10-yr. factor!
GniT Gnsra9tee 9tHS reg price .Ss SS5s ny
RATNER's MUSIC STORE, 7s{
18th st. NV.
PlPE--Galv. black copper, cast iron
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 174t
Lee hwy. ia $500.
PLYWOOD. exterior, interior, cut-to
size. l32Q Wilson blvd, ia. Abba
POCKET and billiard table supple,
Table tennis tables and accessories
s1PPPPL s1PPLY 15oliafD CO SO 9th st. 0ow1iGf NV. Di
PooL TABLES ts). Brunswick sub.
way regulation tables; Al condi'
tion: reasonable. Call RE. 1915
RANGE, Hotpoint, cleo. de luxe
chairs; chest of drawers. Call EN-
REFRiGoERAToRs-Modern living i.
built around your refrigerator. Yor
aS have better a new YOU lsh hays ns makss 1sss
models. 49, Only s1 down. Cain La
REFRfaGEERAroRs: fEiFHRsfaGEERAroRs gas; all sizes:
Installation; PEERLESS SALES CO..
ZA.O1 va. 1Nc.s DEs A~OOOO.
REFRIGERATORS; used: large AS.
sortment from SO up. Some with
1-year guarantee. Time payments
FREDERICKS. 3906 14th ct. NV.
REFRIGERATOR-Zenith, 7-cu.-ft.
V very GOOD srt copd.' S44: Q:sss9 sal 1893
REFRIGERATOR-Very nice; ecu.
Fl seryel; SASSao gas: sacrifice for $50
REFRiGERAToR, new, So Gu. #.
with 50-lb. freezer chest. S349; salt
price. S249; ,MALoNEY'S. INC. Size
Ga ave, Sill. Spg., JU. S-3333.
REFRIGERATOR; Frigidaire; with
30 lb. freezer compartment. Like
new S125. TIE. 6-6681. -12
REFRIGERATORS = 170 Servel ga,
refsrS.. so GE refgrs., all about Il
yrs. old and in working condition
Apply MARTIN McINNERNEY. 115l
18th st. NV. telephone DI. 7-5014
REFRIGERATORS. gas, wanted: must
be in running order. Will pay caSf
and haul it away. Call MR.
Observation-Disclosures pei
cent discount on brand-new, 1855
nationally famous, 1l-cu.-ft. refrig.
orators in factory crate. Full war.
ranty. Was $379.75, now 1885. NJ
lower price anywhere. Thursday
$3.50 to 9 pm. at STAR RADIO, 40s
11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
CALL MRS. R1Ess, MA. s-2112

COSMETTCIAN-Excellent future for
right party; exper. and refs. re-
quired. All replies confidential.
PATRICKS PHARMACY, $500 Ed
monston ave-, Riverdale, Nd, UN.
4-2121. la
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white; exper. (;
uniforms supplied; closed Sundays
and holidays; paid holidays and va
cations, NATIONAL DRUG CO.,
100G Conn. ave. NV. lis
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. exper; i;
eve. shift. good salary, meals. PENN
DRUG, 18th and E sts. NV. -12
INSURANCE UNDEEWRITER-Do
town agency, 5-day wk.; local exper.
preferred. For interview, please
call Ma. S-S917.
MANAGER. for small 5 and 10;
exper. nee; profit sharing plan plus
salary. Box 1923. Star. --13
MANAGER, experienced, dry cleaning
pickup station Wheaton. Nd. Write
confidential details, 924 Wayne ave,
Silver Spring, Md. -12
u e d I C A L LABORATORY TECH
NICIAN wanted for part-time, morn
ing work. in doctors once: Be-
thesda area; permanent position.
CAL OIL. 2-110o. between 1890
MEDICAL TECHNnCIAN wanted for
work IN small hospital. For details
write Supt., CITY HOSPITAL Mar
SinAburR. W Va Ia
Evening star., 1953-08-12
AMBITIOUS WOMEN

We offer unusually attractive posi-
tions to personable women VIII
would enjoy presenting beautiful
groups as fashion, show directors.
No CanvaSsing
Part or full time
Hours at your own convent
ence
Liberal commission and bonus
For appointment call
AP. 1925
9-10 AM. OR A. PM.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DALNdATIAN PUPPY, 4 mos. cham
pion bloodline: beaut. show dog
shots: reas. WA. 7-0S63.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPY,
months old: reg; JE. 3-7502. IA
3R mos. housebroken. $40. OIL.
BOXER, female, dark brindle. IL mos.
old; needs big yard. S45. OIL,
POODLE PUPPIES. REGISTERED: - COINS d
away, must sell this week. Call
GERMAN GTi r.; SHEPHERD PUPS. he beaSti- 3
fully marked: Axe reg. HE. 4-752e
PooDLEs Min, Axe. imported
champ stock, select. to breed: frisky
but not nervous pups Eerndon 6S3.
FRENCH POODLE PUPPY-15 wks..
male, miniature. black. purebred /;
500 JA 7-9O37 -I3
DALMATIAN PUPPIES-6 wks. ole; ;
males and females. OIL. 2-4409.
GER. sHEP. PUPS. Axe reg; beau
tifui: excel disposition; reas. MA.
S-25Ss. Ext. 3. LO. 4-6s04 after
COLLIE PUPS. 3 mos. males. golden
beauties. full VIII. MARKINGS; Axe;
excel. ped; strictly lfamily dogs:
$50. UN. 4-54lS Ia
COCKER sPANIELs - ?, female.
hiond; Wks" pedisreed. Ia.
O~ZOOOs 10
Evening star., 1953-08-12

Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1953-08-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires lob as maid
live out or child care; reference; ST
3-S9S7. 12s
GIRL wants days work; experienced
reference. Ii. 3-1237.
GIRL desires g.h.w.; 5-dey week NJ
Saturdays; references. Ii. 3-95s5.
GIRL. colored, wishes g.h.w. in pvt
family. DE. 2-92j1.
GIRL, colored. desirss Job as chils
care or g,h.w.; o days; refs. AID
4-3964.
WOMAN, colored. wants Job as ghw.
nursemaid. plain cooking; refs. DE
2-7S45.
WOMAN. colored. desires days work
Monday through Friday. LU. 1-41 o
REFINED employed lady desires chile
care, l.h.w., ewes, wk. ends, exch
room board. Box 457-L, Star. 49,
COLORED GIRL desires lob csrine
for infant for working parents. S2C
week. King S-7707.
COLORED WOMAN wants work. small
hotel or house cleaning; 8 days wk.
CoiLoR2p 0pi WOMAN desires full-tim,
Job; s days wk.; city refs. HU
C0IORED sIgORgED WOMAN wants 3 days
work, g.h.w.; refs. AID. 4-7645.
Evening star., 1953-08-12
HELP DoMEsrlc Cont,

adult family: $3.50 wk. Cali be-
tween 11-2. City refs. RA. 6-6045.
LOVELY FURN. APT. to exper. cpie.,
wife to do cooking. laundry and as
sist in g.h.w. for small adult family
Man to take care of lawn. Salary
open. MA. S-7403. Ia
IF YOU are good cook, g.h.w., fond
Of children; willing to live in. gan
Evening star., 1953-08-12

MATTRESSES (2), white, experienced
TAURANT. $500 Col. pike, Arl;, va.
WAITRESS. white, over 81; Chevy
Chase Inn. 5510 Conn. ave. NV.
S.1,as ever sstgAgRs 81 ARg T.
w3ffTTREssEs VII { 81 p.S; u, white. RELMeoaNT
lington, Va. ia. 7-9725. liz
WAITRESS, apply TRIANGLE RES
TAUR9A6NGTc.a MI 1860 Lamont st. NV
WAITRESS, white, over 81. expert;
sHR fnfsa. .REsqAURHNT. ARRl& ANT 11s5 T i4th % st.
WhAiTTTREssEs Z wanted. College girls.
RIDEAU HOTEL, ocean City. Mary
w1AnfRRsS, 1snf EsSne white. Te till 4; good sal
1906 Ft. Myer dr.. Arl.. THE GATE
WAY DINER. See Mrs. Gray BET.
WAITREssEs FRI - White, experienced.
RECToRs RESTAURANT. l346
WHiTREssEs, NI!Hi Sssi s s experienced. Good pay;
sundays of Apply 2so7 wilson
WAITREss,' exper. Apply noon or
ITALIAN CAFE, 1914 L st. NV.
Closed on Mondays. ME. S-7736:
WAITRESS, experienced. over 21,
neat appearance, for daywork; good
wages plus tips. Apply in person.
MATTRESSES, white; salary and good
tins; hours. 12 to 9 pm, GREY
rd.. Arl,. Va. ia. 2-1313, after IL
m Ia
Evening star., 1953-08-12

ORGANS. see the most popular smal
ORGAN In the world; also the easiest
to play, the newest Hammond spinet
Aysa1s Az srgbdn T or EMtsa Ethsrs tone yn SaS
able with option to buy. S25 pei
mo. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., Elk.
elusive DEALER. Mr.. Fewell. DI
PIANO, medium upright Kimball
excel. cond. Best offer. AID. 4-0225
PIANO-weaver spinet. Full key.
board. Nice condition. S295
Among many great values at KITS
PIANONBeautiful new console piano
finest action. superb tone; reg. S695
only only S495; -I.n Among s,d many grea
PIANos-Benches. $40; small Knab,
uprt.. S125; WurlitZer Spinet, $195
Emerson apt. grand, $295. PAUL
GOLIBART, cor ,entr; Amer. strge
4qhlSSggs RqlSgs ,fS@ gso1 SeGFsis r. 5so ave- 12 AD
PIANOS-We have several good pi
amos at very reasonable prices; .Wur'
liter, Gulbransen apt. uprights
also Gable studio upright and 9TH
ers Prices on these begin as low
s2pBEI sE q 2 &Gg1c SHEH eps Co. VI 1ios to q
NV. Di. 7-s464 lis
PTANOs. piano benches at bargain
prices. We have q large stock o.
used piano benches in excellent
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NV DI. 7-S464. -15
PIANOS-Want a bargain? Then gel
the best. We have q Kimball studio
upright that sells regularly for SS35
REDUCED to S725. This instrument
piano gusrantee. It viii pay 3 ~ you tc Z
see this piano before YOU buy. Conv
l10S 6 st: NV. DT. 7-S464. -15
PIANOS-If you want to buy a new
or or used piano at savings. visit the
on display. including the full Les
counts to members of the Armed
Forces, Government employees, d. C.
en- employees; GUn etc .,.o Pay "a, as little as
= 7th l, st; NV. Gust above the library
PIAN0S-steinway 8 Ebony Grand
piano this is IT, This instrument
carries q full new piano guarantee.
Sera musi Ss ssen for to yosr os aDRec DaeS
Conv terms. Also see our display OF
other used and reconditioned brands
priced as low as S595. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. 110S G st. NV DI
PIANOS FOR RENr-spinets, con.
soles and grands, at moderate rates,
with option to buy II wanted; haul
ing. extra. J0RDAN'S, corner 18th
and G sts. NV. (ST. 3-940O) and
1892 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
(JU. 6-1105). Silver Spring store
open daily including Saturdays
from 1880 to 2 pm. at night.
PIANOS-Jordan's have a good selec-
tion Of slightly used and floor
sample instruments on sale at re-
duced prices. Choice of spinets
erends. consoles and apartment up
rights, in many well-known makes
Pay as little as S25 down. start
monthly payments October ! JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and G SITS. NV
(ST. 3-94001 and 1892 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring (JU. 5-11O5)
Silver Spring store open daily. in
Guiding Saturdays, from 1890 to
q pm. at night.
PIANOS-Baldwin. Acrosonic, spinet
and console models; designed. built
and guaranteed by Baldwin. Equip.
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blow
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Evening star., 1953-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SOFA, Duncan Phyfe; poker table
selling for less than half of orig
cost. Practically new. RA. 6-30S9
Ia
SOFA-BED. chest of drawers, kitcher
table with 2 chairs. 2 lamps. DE
2-13S9.
SOFA, modern sectional; sponge rub
ber and nylon upholstery; like new
RA. 1880. Ia
SOFA BED, Kroehler and chair: ex
cellent condition. Call co. 5-2025
SOFA Ann AND CLUB CHAIR; very sooc
Stray fGaaisiOn EaHiPMRNT, H1 s1sST reasonsbl, nS
priced. Call JE. 2-I055. -12
STAIR ELEVATOR for use of invalid
or heart patient in pvt. home. New
cond. Reasonable. MA. $4,000