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Evening star., 1953-12-24
Businessman Found
Guilty Of Beating His
17-Year-0Id Fiancee

~ A 28-year-old investment cor
poration officer yeserday was
found guilty in Municipal Court
of assaulting his 17-year-old
fiancee.
But Judge Andrew j. Howard,
jr.. expressed the opinion that If
it hadn't been for "a mouthy po-
llceman" the couple, Willie D.
Calomiris and Miss Betty Mant-
zouris. possibly could have set
tied their differences.
=. In testimony during early
phases of the trial. the attrac-
tive brunette had described how
Calomiris beat her outside the
Mayflower Hotel September z
and continued the beating and
threatened to kill her as they
drove toward her home at 1923
Emerson street NV.
SObs in Court.
She sobbingly told the court
he had become angry because
she danced with some one else
at a wedding reception at the
hotel.
Calomiris, who lives in the
$500 block of Sixteenth street
NV, and is an officer OF the
William CalomiriS Investment
Corp, testified he decided to
break the engagement after she
snubbed him at the dance. He
swore the girl became so hys-
terical that he had to use force
to keep her from jumping from
the car.
Miss Mantzouris testified she
eventually succeeded in escaping
from the car at Arkansas ave-
nue. and Buchanan street NV,
and went home in a taxi.
Policeman Criticized.
Judge Howard's remark about
the "mouthy policeman" referred
to Detective Teddy Thanos of
No. 6 precinct. That officer had
testified he advised the Mant-
ZouriS family to get warrant
and later served it himself.
Detective Thanos, who testified
he was related to the Mant-
Zouris family by marriage, adj
mitted on the stand that he had
shown a police photo of Gallo
miris to the family. He also said
he inadvertently left the picture
at the Mantzouris home during
visit there.
Defense Attorney James j.
Laughlin made much of the
picture incident in his closing
arguments. charging that Thanos
was in league with the girls
family.
Judge Howard said he did not
question the veracity of either |
Calomiris or Miss MantzouriS. |
But he said it was case of two
people scorning each other and
that what they needed was the
aid of seasoned advisers.
Judge Howard sentenced Gallo
miris to pay a $25 fine or spend
10 days in Jail on the assault
charge, but released him on bond
when Mr.. Laughlin said he will
take the case to the Municipal
Court of Appeals.
Evening star., 1953-12-24

Showers forecast for tonight Southern Florida
Western Washington and Western Oregon. urries
Gre expected in Eastern Washington Oregon
e mountains of Idaho. Elsewhere conditions will be gem
orally fair 1t win be continued cold in the Atlantic
States in the Southern Plains area
With little change IN temperature elsewhere.
q -APsWirephoto Map.
Evening star., 1953-12-24

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 100. on Aug. 81 and Sept,
Lowest II. on December Is.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, 40, at 1890 pm.
Low, 90. at 7:05 am.
Evening star., 1953-12-24
Bus Service Continues

Action to eliminate use Of
Army buses for transporting
parochial school children living
on the Fort Myer military reser-
vation has been indefinitely
postponed.
A spokesman for the Depart
ment of the Army said a direc-
tive to eliminate the service
December 81 has been indefl-
nitely suspended. The Arlington
School Board. which pays the
Army for transporting students
to public schools. wanted to see
if it was charged for a service
which others might be getting
free. The board was told this
week, however, that parochial
students transportation is paid
for out of the posts Catholic
chaplain'S fund.
Evening star., 1953-12-24
Five Policemen Promoted

Five Montgomery County police
sergeants have been promoted to
lieutenants, effective January /.
They are John P. Leahy, William
Whalen and j. B. Day. al de-
tectives, and Charles E. Peter
and Ralph Howard.
Evening star., 1953-12-24

AutOmObile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset
Precipitation
Monthly precipitation In inches in the
Capital tcurrent month to date):
Evening star., 1953-12-24

The Sun and Moor
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18

flocks that have suffered attacks.
Many different types Of medi-
cation are suggested as treat
n1ent, but Dearstyne avs results
are not always good. Often the
flock owner will think he has
licked the diseases, when &C.
tually he has only arrested it.
Birds making a recovery as far
as external symptoms are con-
cerned, may later become carriers
of the infection. These carriers
eliminate the tiny typoid germs
through the droppings and
through discharges from the
mouth. This tends to perpetuate
the disease on the premises"
Dearstyne suggests: ~ That
infested birds be burned or bur.
led deeply. (p) That the re-
mainder Of the flock be sold i'm
mediately for meat. (3) Followed
by a thorough cleaning and dis
infesting of the poultry house
and equipment. (4s Ranges on
which the birds have been run.
ming should be plowed deeply.
Only after several months is II
safe to start another flock on the
same ground.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
MAINS HARBoR NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Eickenbeck
and daughter, June, of Alexan-
dria, Va, were the guests of Mrs.
Eickenbeck's sister, Mrs. James
Mann, and family last week.
A/1c Earl R. Mann, who has
been stationed in Korea, Kimpo
Air Base for the past IL months,
arrived home Saturday. After
spending his leave with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Mann,
Earl Ray will be stationed in
Harrington, Texas. Carl Mann, Jr.,
and family who have been sta
toned in France for the past two
and a half years, are also expect
ed home for the holidays.
Mrs. Wallace Taylor and chill
dren, Tommy, Bill and Peggy
Ann, spent the week end in Nor
folk, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Little.
Miss Mary Tillett, who is en-
ployed in Norfolk, spent the week
end here.
Mrs. Otis Gard, c. L. Midget
and Mrs. Pearl Daniels were in
Norfolk Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Mann of
Mays Head spent Sunday with
Mr.. Mann's father, Lee Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Primer
and children of Elizabeth City
visited Mr.. Primers mother, Mrs.
w. S. Primer, during the week
end.
Lester Sawyer, USCG, station
ed in Norfolk, spent the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Midget were
in Norfolk for the week end
visiting their daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Tho
mas of Blacksburg, Va. The Tho
mas are in Norfolk for the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Burrus and
son, Jay, spent last week in Nor
folk guests of Mrs. Burrus' sister,
Mrs. Earnest Whitehead, and
family.
Harvey Sutton, Mrs. T. o. SUIT
ton and Mrs. Henry Armstrong
were in Elizabeth City Thursday.
The Manns Harbor Ruritan
Club held their annual Christmas
party at the Community Building
Wednesday night. A turkey din
ner was served to the so members
and guests present, before the
party began. 1t was most en-
joyable evening for all present.
The building was tastefully de-
corated carrying out the holiday
motif. Underneath a tree illum-
mated with bubble lights, was a
gift for everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Twiddy
and children, Sherry Dawn and
Jr., were week end guests of rela-
tives in Norfolk.
Calvin Beasley, who underwent
an operation in the Albemarle
Hospital, Elizabeth City, last
week, is recuperating satisfactor-
lily. Mrs. Beasley has been at his
bedside.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
TYPHOID IN POULTRY
HARD TO ERADICATE

When typhoid strikes your
poultry flock there isn't much
you can do but kill the carriers
and sell the remaining birds for
meat, according to R. S. Dear
styne, head of the Department of
Poultry Science at N. c. State
College.
Dearstyne says typhoid is one
of the most destructive of all
poultry diseases and that mortal
ity usually runs very high" in
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
RECENT WAVES BRIDE
HONORED AT PARTY

Mrs. Sarah Midget and Mrs,
Camille Midget entertained re-
Gently at a miscellaneous shower
at the home of Mrs. Camille Mid
gett, in Waves, in honor of Mrs.
Charles Pendleton, who before
her recent marriage was Miss
Anna Midget.
There were two contests given,
prizes being won by Mrs. Cedric
Midget and Mrs. Odessa Midget
who graciously presented them to
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18

Keep the HOUSEHOLD can opener
clean. Wash it after each use.
Food left on the blade may spoil,
communicating food as other cans
are opened.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
REFRIGERATORS

REFGR., good cond. elec. roaster
complete; mixer, silverware, sewing
machine, fur PC, reas. Ii. 1881 4.
REFGR. CASE. Whitman, candy; must
EfPSa, iSPtfs s JR Gooie1astor. sasSs excel cona
walnut bedrm: suite. 5-piece lined
oak dinette, chest Of drawers. book
eSce rHt fnd taSss ars dshes aRS oSSs many ny
other items. s615 Flower ave-.
Takoma PIX. Md. Apt. No. g.; -27
REFGR;. Gu. #. Norge. s45. ia.
RESTAURANT TABLES (formica)
chrome frame chairs, large number
stshts. leather tF; sins. Sins RA. 'G 5-70of. i
RIFLES, shotguns; new. used; oougnt.
333G-3s NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-933u.
gers; partially s-ds engraved TIgrss i shotgun
4. 4-S27S.
RIFLES, shotguns; new. used; bought,
sold. swapped. TRADING POST,
3336-3S NJ st. NV. Al. 2-9330.
RING, mans: 2.7S carats diamond;
appraised for $1,000. Call DE.
RoASTEK. turkey. Is lbs, Wagner
Maenalite. selfbasting cover and
meat rack, cooks to perfection. Used
only once. Value SIS. sell $40. Call
3 to l morning, Ho. 2-0500, Ext.
ROLL-AWAY BED, S12: 2 chests Of
drawers. SIS; dressers, SIS; iO-pc.
walnut din. rm. set. $50: office desk.
$50: 3-pc. bedrm.- set. $50: metal
wardrobe, S.; s., chaifioro5e, II $40: 5-pe.
rm: set. S35; chest-on- chest in buri
walnut. S45; studio couch. SIS: sofa
bed, S35: mirror gold frame. round,
30 in. $40: 3-pc. maple liv.. rm.
set, 500, nah. breakfront, 4-sec.
glass bookcases; table model radio;
Cedar st. NV. directly opposite Ia
RUBBERTILE, Amtico. marbleized,
fRsesidnaIi nI green; Geno7 full gauge. 500 So.
RluEGs'o OIL eersisn nTylS'' Chinese. all s,z..
RARE RUG SHOP. 242? 18th NV.
Io,6"xi3sS@. nveer used. less than u
RUG. American Oriental. Karastan,
ks9man foam Dad gziI inci e5ie e. Ss17 e9n1a7 rubber
hand made Oriental Persian, FIX
H. s126. PERI cOnd' XII. Ss s-sssl.
RUGS. Oriental and Chinese. All
SgRs ARMEN2N zfa hHai 81 oREN 2SsFaisd RSo
GO. 2499 18th st. NV. -27.
KuG PAD, 9xlS, 81; han runner,
onef train. complete sets and ex-
tras, $50: mahogany highboy. SIS.
RUG-Sarouk Persian Oriental 9x12,
colors predominstely rose and blue;
RTSs, !S5 new; ,I6S13, sx1s aIl,wOcI twist;
IL broadloom. 500: 9xi2 cotton
faced rug, S19; also other sizes.
Rear 1923 22nd st. NV. NO. 7-4672.
RUG, 9xl2, green: silver fox Jacket.
IL to IA. RA. 3-2l36.
RUGS. American Oriental, 10hx1S.
Kirman design; like new bargain at
500: Chinese carved rug. 11x16.
dusty rose. S125; EN-. 2-3722.
ro a% eoor: oset1 Tne sxS ndd pss
RUG. all wool, maroon broadloom
approx a,sGl lsSSl3. good condition; sos.
RUG. 1ix15 maroon broadloom. ex-
inss. Ii IRE. RE. 7.IsS6. 7eTsSsa0ie' also PAINT
RUG. Oriental domestic. with pad.
ALSO 2 lamps. La. 6-6935.
Rug. Oriental. 4x7. Cinnamon. SIS.
41Q7 Conn. ave. NV. WO. 6-09S2.
RUG. American Oriental. APPROX.
9xl2, SIS; also studio couch cheap.
RUGS (2). broadloom. 12x17. exl5:
China. Limoges. 72 pieces: bed and
chest drawers, mirrors. Sunday. q
am. to z pm; weekdays after 8
pm. Decatur 2-1704.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHER, Thor, semi-auto.; used
SO. Perfect and guar. AP. 7-4561
WASHER. Kenmore automatic, $75.
TV, 2O-in. blond Motorola, S136
Dresser and mirror, blond. $40: XII
WASHER, Thor Automatic. 1858
model, including hose; perfect cond.
for home or apt; S99.50. MR.
HENDRICK, LU. $4,000.
WASHER, ABC wringer; good condi-
tion: $50. JU. 5-34S6.
WASHER, Thor semiauto.: peri
cond.; cost S225. sac. $50; high
chr. converts to tbl.. 81. LA. 6-I299
WASHER, Apex: excel. cond.; first
S65 takes it. KI. S-9424.
WASHER. Monitor apt. size; like new
very reas. 1886 18th st. NV, Apt
WASHER, Launderall auto. $35
Typewriter: needs repair. $40. LU
l-S0l6. 139 Hilltop ter. sc:
WASHER, Spindrier; good cond.; $40
before II noon and after z pm.
WASHER. Apex wrinser type. lat,
model. S35; also refrigerator, $50;
WASHERS tS). S25 each; also late.
model automatic washer. $45; mus
sell. Ii. 4-57S3.
WASHER. wringer, with pump; goot
cond.; $50 or best offer. JU. $1,000
WASHER. Whirlpool auto. with sud-
saver; 500 or best offer. WA
WASHER, Bendix, 6-yrs. old; an.
reasonable offer LA 6-2O96 ..
Evening star., 1953-11-22

lnClQQInR SUNDAYS.
STOVE, Magic Chef, good condition,
so; LU. 2-4155.
tank suitable for Sfpsape iarse fOom T5 iae1G5 si5
JOE HEIsHMAN's. 3212 Jefferson
Davis hwy. Arl, Va. OF. 4-SSSS.
ps.. Rodel' a glass sSSS soSr with lighted open
sTSsE roy edbaaisS ssS asza4 ng5psEs
STOVE, Magic Chef. perfect cond.
Call DU. 7-5176. -22
STUDIO COUCH-Bedrm. suites, Hol-
lywood beds, rug; lamps, baby crib.
5611 14th st. NV. IL to 8 pm.
SURF, mans dark blue, size 46.
Worn only once, RA. 1854. .o
a daess Rsn aso nSniGhs dnnsr erue JACKET sas Ss
match. Worn 4 times. EN-, 3-3507.
SUIT, mans cutaway, like new.
don. High silk hat. AID. 2-4922.
SUN LAMP. GE violet ray, fl. model
SUPPLY CABINETS. wardrobe. metal:
bargains. Call today, CO. 5-4625:
wk., .1112 14th st. NV, DI.. 7-7372
TABLES (2)--.Victorian. marble top,
TABLES-Antiuue mahog.. oval Ii
brary, occasional mahog.: large table
radio: rollaway bed. special mattress.
Call RA. 6-5459.
TABLE and two attached benches.
Ideal for kitchen. Chrome legs. por-
celain top. $50. EN-. 3-3100. 5342
2Sth st. NV.
TABLE. dining rm.; also 4 chairs;
solid rock maple wood. walnut finish,
2 years old. JU. 1882. -22
TABLE, solid mahog., 10th century.
carved pedestal. So. so. round top.
like new. IA. S-44OO. Ext. -235.
TABLE. mahogany drop-leaf exten-
sion, with pad: mahogany break
front; reasonable JE. 3-1664. 80
TAPE RECORDER, Bell. 3-speed,
mike, and s rolls Of tape, 500.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
10000 BARGAINS

4OgOOO
Daily $50 to $50; SUNDAY. 10 to
G1CHNER 2513 NJ ST. NV
WASHER. Hotpoint automatic, excel
cond.. sacrifice. $50: going over
seas: consider trade. wringer t type
WASHER Westinghouse Laundromat
fully automatic. SIS. EN-. 3-26s2
WASHER. Norge, 1859. completed,
automatic; $50. Call LU. 1-5Ssao3
WASHER, Bendix automatic, goot
working. condition. $50. Also Pen
zel-Mueller clarinet. new, cost $235
reasonable; OIL; 2-2435. ,,-22
WASHER 1881 1881 Kenmore; kenmore; Visamatie aII.;ss
SO. Lo. s.sos7. 'e"' sn Mss
Kenmore. wringer type. .
free: $45. 10: 5-4661.. -,22
reasonable. Cali wo. 6-ssl2. -22
WASHER, Easy spindrier; very sooS
WASHER, Thor Automasie S:4s excel foi
WASHER-Bendix automatic. cost
a week by family Of 3: $50. 293S
Newark st. NV, EN-. S3-3601.
WASHERS, GE, Maytag and Easy
from $50 up. Guaranteed. UN
WASHER. Bendix fully auto: excel
shape: guaranteed. UN. 4-i107.
WASHER, Bendix automatic de luxe
less han / Vt. old. KE. S-2793.
WASHER, Apex; excel. cond.: spira
dasher; automatic pump: S35. JA
WASHER, SAVAGE spindryer: excel
cond must sell; $50 or best offer
RIA 3-3245.
WASHER. Bendix semi-automatic: M
special plumbing needed. New cond
$40 Poplar 2-475S.
WASHERS, used. Rent or buy, s5 mo
Full guarantee. DOWD'S EN- g
1900. AL 3 Conn. ave NV
WASHER. Monitor. apt. size: excel
lent cond.; reasonable. 10. 5-S3z5.
WASHER. Bendix '52 model; auto.
like new and guaranteed: No bolt.
ing reg; Only $50. AP. 1851. -
down type. Can deliver. Open Sun
day. LA. 6-5176, BRENTWOOD
. APPLIANCE CO.. 3614 18th st. n e
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Hot water steam, gas, all styles,
new and used; Dashboard convec-
tSTS Soers half p5eks gas 74s o. Gee hTy
inr Key Bridgel JA $500.
RADIOS ali types table models, ii.
models. combos., shortwave, $4.95
up. Also console cabinets to build
your, own. Radio and ,TV tubes
at discount. Open weekdays til s
pm. and Sundays. 9 I'll ! g;mi for
SGIt SALES SONY ia16 T. 4th A. St ErnerRlqAn5 aT An
RADIO-McIntosh amp. 90 W.: rev
condition; guaranteed. UN. 4-329S.
RADIO, beam antenna, moving. sacri-
fee. 4 elements. 20-meter beam
Bendix seisyn. direction indicator,
control cable. $50. JU. 9-7947;,
RADIO. Zenith. a.c.-d.c. and batter
les; new model; eris. S39'95: sac.
RSsbioPPHoNoGRAPH SISi PTi GlSSas SHn' TN c{doK1iv
INGSToN BINAURAL Equipment.
Hear the finest in 3D. Stereophonlc
Sound. on demonstration at AUDlO
ASSOCIATES, 3102 10th road N.
66corner n Highlapd ST. Inn in caren-
tions. Eves., 7:S0-1O pm. IA,
RAbbi0EHallicrafters. model SAT,
with speaker; excellent condition,
SS5 OIL. 1926.
RADIO. Hallicrafters sky champion
t9feiye te6es R r.? Bfo Rse &vc = and M'I noise
limiter, in excellent condition; $40.
RAD1o0RcA 5ReSi console with record
player attachment, good cond. Best
j, 0ffsTo1 bTo JUs $3.50, .,0ns.,s and
short wave with self charse new
battery; Cost $50. sell for $40.
RADIOSHaliicrafters. SIX 80. world
wide recp.. bands and FIN, with
na''flnS HI. T. spRr Gass fsnfA and phones % siS5
RADiO-Custom HIN. units. Altec-
Lansing, AM FIN tuner. with match
ing 20-watt amplif., IL" Altec,L L
COAX g, spkT.; in custom serner s9g, cab
Ra6Io iaSi al aIIoTGTDsPEARRERs GTSSi RIE 2SEl Si!a Jim
horn. S75 or best offer. 3-wsy
system in 32-cycle horn, .$225 value.
$125 or best OFFER, Also UNIQUE
bsst eEn Osr snso'ufs No f0F 7-SGfs SGE5er $50 or
RADIO GEARSH. Q. 129x; best
offer over 500; P. E.-103. vFo,
others. so. 5-5S23.
RADIO phonograph teleyision. Mag
maRog.. AMIN. 3-speed changer,
1e-in. tube, . speakers. Like new.
Cost .S795. sacrifice. s335. JU.
RADIO PHoNoGRAPH components,
Mcintosh 50-watt basic ampliler
S175. Browning FM tuner, S65.
RADIO RECEIvER-eerman model
E-52-b. bands. 1;5 meg. to 20
meg, spare tubes. OIL. 2-SS13.
RANGE, Monarch, electric: Westing-
house refGr., GU. TT: both abso-
lutely perfect S100 ea. OIL. $500.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
PIPE-USED
SPECIAL,

SPECIAL
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY
10000 IT. galvanized threaded pipe.
Lengths from l2 to 90 IT.
% inch-5c #.
y inch-4c #
WASHINGTON RAG e. BAG CO.
215 L st. S.W Phone DI. 7-8007
PLANER complete with motor, now
in operation. Specill price S"75.
DT RUGBER }S;S ETc LUMBER7 Co. JA 4;i234
IS: wash nasins SIS 42-in sinks
S12, Ain soil pipe S3.25 Bin
soil pipe $3.50; new toilet sets.
S19.95: many other good buys ACE
JUNK CO, 1920 Georgia ave NV.
HU 3-4421
POKER TABLE. octagon- shaped. fold
ing legs; pract. new, $50; telephone
WO. 6-1546.
POCKET and billiard table supplies.
poker tables and game equipment,
table tennis tables and accessories.
CONN BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SUPPLY CO.. $40 9th st. NV. DI
Evening star., 1953-11-22
TARPAULINS
)WEST PRICES ANYWHERE
M ST NV EX 3-351

LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE
2513 NJ ST. NV. EX. 3-3527
TELEVISION = Floor model TV,
Excel. cond. Reas, CO. 5-2296. --22
TELEvISION, 17-in. Admiral table
model: Nice condition; $s5. ~
TELEvISION. RcA. 1914 in; S45;
excel. cond. Phone RA. 3-7210.
rrLEyIsIoN-pb,,eo ,o.,n mg2 msSog
console; excel. cond.. $40. ia.
TELEViSION, 16~ RcA consolette,
2M yrs. old, 500. LA. 6-42l6.
TELEVISI0N, 10h-inch table model,
table and antenna, $50. 1892
WASHINGTON ave, Apt. 2O4, Alex.
TELEvISION, Emerson. 16-in. con-
sole mahog.. good cond., Ss5. WA.
7-1904.
TIRES, 4. white walls. SIS. and
tables. S. each. Clothes. csc each.
IA. 2-5432. "a
Evening star., 1953-11-22
STORE OF WASH.
LUGGAGE-Man's genuine pigskin

VeaSaF nsR sonSt0n sfans s2SS 2gSsf0 ssO
ACQUISITION hearing aid, good con-
dition, $50. OIL. 2-3461.
LUGGAGE, brand new, plaid, Car
Sac, leather trim with matching
swag bag. Also tan calf leather
hat box from Mexico, EN-. 1881 8.
LUMBER-Well seasoned American
walnut. for cabinetwork. UN.
4-SS95.
LUAIBER-African mahogany. long
lengths. Beautiful grains: SOC bd.
fl. 331 Emerson st. NV.
LUMBER, new, plywood 4XSx3s
S5,75 each: 2x4s and 2x6s; also
sheeting; must sell at once. Ii.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

ance. ouo CHOICE fus Of IS modeis. Price,
renseS refm 81 "a gp2pTo HS Tesf eaPpGHEcE T CO.
1927 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. JU
WASHING MACHINE, 1858 Benlix
Sl75: ORIGINAL price. $500. Cal
wSsHiSG HS2s IISe4ii MACHINE, a-yr .old Eas,
WssRIN Spsad5NisF' MASHSH xxi g. keS@ope S3Ss auto
soap saver and wardrobe trunk
like new; reas. priced; LU. 2-5420
WASHING MCH.-Launderall, $45
w3As;HfNG iOO MACHINE. Kenmore
wringer type; good cond.. S25. EN-
WAsHTNG SSiHi; MACHINE. de luxe West.
inghouse Laundromat, bought new
in 1862; owner going abroad; $50
wAsHfiNG wAssHfisS9So'M 'MAcHINE-Easy Spin.
dryer, good cond., $75. Ask operator
wxshING MACHINE. Thor @ apto;
matte. new: value S223; S100 or best
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix Econo-
p%nst %st' 1899 1959' good condition: $50
wATcH. E1i .psd; iady's wrist watch. swiss,
With briliiants. Sis; practically new
WATCHMAKER'S TOOLS, reasonable
5024 14th st; ne. La. 6-7S36. ...,,
WATER HEATER, 80 gal; new, still
in crate; to win Ss1s4 ssl reas' Also will Will in
WHITMAN candy refgr. case; must
accepted. JU. 9-4654. IS
WINDOWS, French, 5Ia pairs. 34xG1
hinges, fasteners included. Door
W91HG xTGHCH US 11Svn dia;rord and vbits
gold; lady's; almost new; Longines
AID. 2-3216 after 8 am.
XMAS TREES, all sizes. any amount
also holly. Fairview 2-4o63' BranSdy'
Youth S'Si BED, full size, crib sides; like
ResIo4h Re%i " price; can deliver. -s Oh
SOMETHING NEW in Xmas saving,
clubs. WORLD BOOD ENCYCLO-
PEDIA, $133.94 delivered, $40 dowr
and $40 mo. Order NOW. for thi:
Xmas: For 1854 Xmas savings club
0epGsl. Depsts$ sv9Fy Receive we WoRGp III BoSk
in Dec, 1854, delivered, fully paid
Note the big profit on savings. Fol
details call CO. 5-2514. =
APPXLY. 35 Church pews. quick sale
Mana eao be Roate sssa IS m church Msis
the Brethren. Call Manassas 2O4Jl l
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS for efic
apartment; Pullman hide-a-bed. con
tour chair. blond desk, emil tables
matched lamps. | year old. Mus
sacrifice. Call HO. 2-649O. after
FINE I Il: SOLID SOLID WALNUT glass top ex.
ecutive desk. telephone, table, ::
leather arm chairs, walnut book.
cases, costumer. leather typewriter
desk chair and typewriter. 13001
Ga. ave. Sunday, 10 to 8.
BARGAINS GALORE at the new con-
signment shop. Antiques and other
beautiful things. What may we sell
for you? 1926 Wis. ave. NV. Oper
weekdays from 10 am. It'll 6 pm.
EM C-nQOn
Evening star., 1953-11-22
FARM AND GARDEN

VIRGIN TOPSoIL-Best quality. any
quantity: immediate delivery; reaS.
c. F. FLEMING, LU. 1-5563:
ToPsoM-very good rich tcpsoil
aGT abiei iaW1S go. asd S4SS5ss SS5eenhOuse' Reason
implements; one used 1949 Ford,
completely rebuilt; Massey Harris
pony. with sickle bar; LH.C. cub,
with sickle bar. plow, cultivator,
other used equipment. All tractors
refused. SEIBELS SUPPLY. INC,
Burtonsville. Nd. Fulton S-66S6.
CHAIN SAWS-1-man. sig per day;
2-man. SIS per day. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP; CO: JU; 9.6ss1:
--Topsoil. manure. trees, shrubOery
1osns 41os4s. JE EYE oS.Ssss4s. JE. eIta esIltoas7s. 'E
BLUE GRASS SOD-Now's the time
to sod. You lay it and save. Immed-
TREr 1sts dflIysFyy sEMSyyALu H. tsnn'S9 2aSS9 nrr,nv
PAuLs s TREE S Service HO 10. 5rse se457s. ~.
son MATTED, blue grass. lO-l5
acres, within 25 miles in Va. JE
AzALEAs-wholesais. retail; so cents
ny ~. NJ o. SilkO AEEek
pky.. Takoma Park. Nd -22
BEVERLY TREE CO.-Trees removed
pruning, and topping. Shrubbery
trimmed. Free estimate. Ii. 4-15S4.
TOPSOIL, can be handled with a
rake, and COW manure. JE. 2-1349.
LEAF MULCHER. and power mower.
80 bu. OF leaves per minute No
more leaf raking or burning. Only
Ss9.95. MALONEY'S, INC, Sl26 Ga.
nc aEs c6B. 81 Is SS d& ss Su s7sS $685. iSr small
farm or estate. MALONEY'S. INC,
Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3 pieces, $50.
LIVING RM. PIECES; double bed and
dresser; misc. Rees. White or colored;
no dealers. 103 Kentucky ave. s.e.,
Apt. 2. Ii. 6-46SS. -25
table lamps, end tables, dresser.