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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
Give Final Rites

Some fifty veterans, servicemen
and national guardsmen met last
Thursday to pay final tribute to
Altman Second Glass Robert
Franklin Whitmer, %, who died
in France December 5.
His funeral services were con-
Quoted from the Church of the
Brethren at Eglon by Rev. John
j. Atwell, chaplain, and Rev.
Ralph Bowman, pastor of the
Brethren church at Eglon. Inter-
ment was in the Eglon cemetery.
Honor guard included Theodore
l.. Knots, ST., Joseph Perry, Cal
vim f. Paugh, Donald r. Friend.
Pallbcarcrs were Donald Swctzer,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

Elementary and Southern High.
Those watching the television
sets sa wthe pre-inaugural pro-
ceedings, saw Richard NJ. Nixon
take the oath as vice-president,
saw Eisenhower take the oath as
President and then deliver his 49,
minute address to the world The
television continued during the
parade but had to be discontinued
on account of darkness before the
procession ended.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt. Adam +, Prl,ts, Jr., son Of
Mrs. Adam Pritts, Bloomington, is
now serving in Japan with the
first cavalry division. Pritts
entered the army last July.
Pvt. Lee X. Steyer, whose wife,
Anna, and mother, Mrs. Albert
Steyer, live at Deer Park, recently
arrived in Germany and is serving
with the 2nd armored division.
Stcycr entered the army in Fcbru-
AIRY, 1852, and was formerly sta
toned at Fort Hood, Tex.
Pvt. Eugene X. Friend, who has
been with an infantry division in
Korea, was given a fvc-day rest
leave in Tokyo, Japan, starting
January 16. Friend, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Friend, of Glen
dale, near Deep Creek Lake, has
been in Korea since June, 1852,
serving as a tank and track vehicle
mechanic.
81 f.
Corporal Robert W. limbaugh
has recently assumed the duties of
mess sergeant at &C" Battery,
457th Anborne Field Artillery
Battalion, Fort Campbell, Ky. To
the corporal goes complete respon-
sibility for preparing the troops
food, the drawing Of daily rations
and the care of the mess hall.
Prior to becoming mess sergeant,
Cpl. limbaugh served as mem
Der of the Battery's Communica-
tons section.
The paratroopcr corporal, his
wife and their young son, Gregory,
now reside in Hopkinsville, Ky.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

panied by the formers mother,
Mrs. Henry Fike, of Morgantown,
visited relatives in this area on
Tuesday.
Aurora High school lost their
first basket ball game this season
when they played Rowlesburg at
RoWlesburg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

Lawrence Donham, Thomas Rink
er, Donald f. Bittinger, John b
Townsend, members of the all
force home on leave; Howard f
Roth, Clayton Bittinger and Robert
L. Schell, discharged members OF
the air force. Honorary pallbear-
ers were Korean veterans and
World War II veterans. L. Gene
Liller served as bugler and the
rifle squad was composed of mem
bers Of the local National Guard
unit under direction of 2nd Lieut.
James McRobie. A flag presenta-
ton to the family was made by
M/Sgt. George F. Kirby, air force
recruiter.
-O--
Evening star., 1953-03-01

Spaghetti like this is meant to be
devoured. mot just eatenl Like
boy, you dig right In. You want
the flavor and aroma of the sauce
to fill your mouth and 60 to your
head. Because this spaghetti is
really a boys favorite food that
the man still loves. Your man will
never grow old enough or rich
enough to lose his love for this
grand dish that knocks a hungry
appetite for a row of tenpins.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
Treat your Man
like the grand kid that he is
Give him boys favorlte food thor te ssI lowest

There's really only one famous
prepared spaghetti. The one whose
marvellous tomato and cheese
favor fingers in the memory Of
men with a happy boyhoodl It's
called Franco-American. With the
sauce that made it ga millionaire's
dish for pennies portion!"
Get plenty Of Franco-American
Spaghetti, and then watch that
man Of yours eat like a happy,
healthy kid again.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

lawyer. doctor or nurse involved Similarly,
if you've hired carpenters, painters. plumb
ers and electricians to improve your business
property, and have deducted their wages as
: depreciation" expense, be prepared to sub
init their names for confirmation. Uncle Sam
frowns upon anonymity when asked to allow
these deductions. Moreover, he may require
the names of these technicians so that he can
check as to whether they have been declar-
ing all their income!
That Statute Of Liznitatioas
How long should you keep records? For
minimum of three years. You may discover
some time after you filed your return that
you erred and overpaid. If you have records
to prove the error. you can revise that return
and apply for refund - but the period of
grace expires after three years.
Conversely. the government has similar
interval in which to re-examine your return.
After three years, the statute of limitations
protects you from any further grilling about
a deduction you mistakenly took, or can't
prove. However, the time limit will not save
you if the government charges fraud. If
Uncle Sam can prove you concealed income
even 20 years ago your goose is cooked.
Once you have been called in, will all your
subsequent returns be earmarked for year
ly scrutiny? No - unless the tax depart
ment has reason to believe you are slippery
character.
What are the mathematical chances of
being called in for spot-check? That's con-
fidential information friend. Whether the
odds are in IL. or less, or more, the
the revenue men would rather keep you
guessing SO you won't be tempted to
make book ON your chances.
The 10000 revenue agents who daily
screen John Q. Public's tax returns are
busy lot Last year they more than earned
their salt by recovering $l,2l2,OSl 1888. If
you are honest, however, you can expect
more than fair shake from the tax agent.
Frequently, when unsnarling taxpayers
return and discussing his problems, the
agent will learn of expenses which were over
looked and will suggest how they can be
converted into deductions. For example,
Evening star., 1953-03-01

many car-owners are unaware of the fact
that they can deduct repairs to their autos
resulting from accidents due to their own
negligence, if not willful and covered by
insurance Others do not know that they can
charge off employment-agency fees. when
they change positions during the year. Many
citizens unwittingly pay taxes on Social
Security benefits. which are tax-exempt.
But if you belong to the tax-dodging
bracket which deliberately conceals income,
lists phony dependents and makes fraudu-
lent deductions, beware the agents X-ray
vision Then he won't hesitate to throw the
book at you.
And don't think you can bypass justice
by buying your way out As a result Of the
recent tax scandals, the department has
cleaned house and devised methods for
trapping corrupt employees who might
be tempted by bribc. On the other hand,
should you meet with a'graft-seeking agent
who hints that he can fix" your return for
an under-the-table settlement, pretend to
consider his offer and then report him inn
mediately to his direct superior.
II You Don't Agree
WHAT can you do about it if you disagree
with the tax agent when he asks for addi-
tional payment? The agent will not argue
with you; he will invite you for an informal
huddle with his group chief. AS result of
this conference settlement may be effected,
or he might withdraw his objection or you
might sign Consent $40 and pay up the
difference which the collector is demanding.
Or you might even win refund.
If there's no agreement. you'll soon get
':3O-day letter" document which says the
government intends to assess deficiency
and which gives you 80 days to protest.
Then you can 60 before the Appellate Divi-
sion. If you lose out there. you can refuse to
pay and take your case to the Federal Tax
Court. If you disagree with their verdict,
you can, of course. appeal all the way to the
Supreme Court
It's complicated, but with reason The
system is designed to give taxpayer every
possible chance to settle his case without the
expense of legal action The End
Evening star., 1953-03-01

Charging off as q medical ex-
y pense travel or vacation sug-
gested by your doctor for rest or
change rather than treatment.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

e Deducting as q business cost
y an item which is part per-
sOnal. For example, a doctor or q
salesman who uses his car half
for business can deduct only half
the operating expenses Of the car.
Evening star., 1953-01-05

I Z II w 1V1 C1t 01AII
Closing out 25 Underwood and REM
ington typewriters, $50 each. Orig
tnally sold new 1929. so. We need
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 2O19
18th ST NJ Iii Q-E1O1
Evening star., 1953-01-05

ORGANS-We have bargains in DEM
mentS Of several makes. JORDAN'S,
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. ST. j.
9400. Exclusive dealers for the
Evening star., 1953-01-05
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

JEWISH GIRL to share modern
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL to share
my roomy but inexpensive George
tSFP sP GHpY 0TS oa5m eo share no my sp
One B bed5GTms;. .5Gns. kit. bath, dinette. Call
"CHAMP1GSE" APT. at beer, price.
to share with GU1n youns man. George
ATTRAc. tyr AP PoGSG GiSs4Gi LADY to shar. apt
YOUNG MAN. ss-ss. coli. grad. to
share furn. 3-rm. apt; elev. Serv.;
S45.5O. RE. 7-0353 after 8 pm. 5'
YOUNG LADY to share l-bedrm. apt,
References exchanged. HA. 2-7079'
W. HYATTsvILLE-win share e-rm.
bungalow, close to transp. and shop
ping. UN. 4-s767 or RE. 7-1s20.
MaaARThGR fxti sffaj BLVD. AREA-airl. ' 20
with another girl. Call EN-. 2-4966.
val SHARE my apt, conven. loc.
to transp. with congenial man. Refs.
exchanged. DE. 2-2624 any morn
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-s4s mo. /;
empl. young woman or grad. student.
pvt. bedrm. with phone: modern apt.
bldg: on streetcar line and near
campus: UN. 4-7291: -6
seek I'd to share mod, completely
Can DU. 7-S367. -6
COLORED-EFFICIENCY apt. to
to share with refined lady; must
be seen to be appreciated. Call
NO. 7-553S or HU. 3-4534. .-6
MAN-Home comforts; own bedrm.
in mans apt; white house; GNU
area. DI. 7-2937.
NEWLY FURNISHED APT. to share.
for gentleman. Also private bedrm.,
for lady or gentleman. Call HU.
3-7659, after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-05
MIscEL. FOR SALE lcont.l }

with slip cover:
chair and OTTOMAN with slip cover;
Serts tuftless innerspring mattress
an ana oO8eoos nSe springs. All like new. new.
~ S-oSSO. 20
FURNITURE-Gold antique mirror
$75. Gold chenille rug. $175. Aqua
rug, $40. Antique pine tavern table
$50; ANTIQUE pine clothes chest, $40.
couch, $35. Double Hollywood bed
$40. French Provincial twin beds
$40 each. Double bed, S35. Electric
refrigerator. $35. Miscel. items
ia. 8-6644. -5
FURNITURE-3 compl. rms, S-pc. liv
rn. suite, 5-pc. dinette suite. 9-pc,
bedrm. suite. $297.50, 109o dn., "a
mo. to pay. FURN. CONTRACTORS,
INC, 140l 14th st. NV. AID. 2-6650D
FURNITURELDining rm. set. Frigid-
aire and kitchen cabinet: sacrifice.
CO. 6-6564.
FURNITURE-Honey brown solid
maple, early Amer, with modern
gray sofa and lined oak dresser.
Like new. Complete unit. $685..
Possibility of effic. apt: NV. loca-
tion. TU. 2-140O, Ext. 207.
FURNITURE-Sofa bed. 2 matching
chairs with covers. Hollywood bed.
table, round-top table. nah. book
case; total sale only, $3.50. RE.
FURNHiITiURE-Maple living rm. suite;
sofa, two chairs, slip covers; S125
or best offer. After 4 p.m.. AP.
7-7275. %
FURNITURE-5 rooms complete. in
cluding Hotpoint electrical apph-
ances,. stove, refg. and washer.
Granite 3-4631. -6
FURNITURE-Sold home; for sale.
household furnishings and wares;
reasonable. Call RA 6-3634. IS
SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm.. living
rm. from unclaimed freight and
factory samples, etc. A great saw
BLDG, 46O New York ave. NV;
daily 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-431O.
Evening star., 1953-01-05

922 L st. NV. Apt 2.-Open. Tive
rms, kit. and bath; $50 per month.
BEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

1880 EASTERN AvE.-Nicely furn.
corner rm. semipvt. bath: man
only. LA. 6-5265. -6
2 SMALL BACK RMS. with use of
kit. Government girls. Ii. 3-2596.
LGE. REC. RM., comb. liv.- Dedrm.
telephone. pvt. bath and entrance.
Gentleman only. LA. 6-917l. ---6
CLOSE TO CAPITOL-Double and
single rms. connecting bath. Ii.
cSfSkE;p. cSISSHI; NEWLY FIRM RIM M1 Tor
refined empl. man; privils. 1884 D
st. net IL 4-0275. s"
COLORED, LGE. RM., quiet home;
sgls. person; privileges; conv. transp.
'LU. 4-0129. --6
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM for rent;
man or woman; some privileges; So
a week. 1926 GauIt pl. ne. 5s
COLORED-LARGE RIM. for couple
Also 2-rm. suite. Accept l school
age child. NO. 7-07S1 ewes. --5
COLORED-LOVELY ROOM: good
transp.; privileges. LA. 6-3961. --6
Evening star., 1953-01-05
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
PL. AND COLUMBIA RD

PL. AND COLUMBIA RD
hot Plate; S45 mo; EN-. s.a752:
pry Er q hot fTaBsa Date Nc erEidsiss zasss aupd
1886 MILITARY RID. N.W.-Nicely
porch, yd.: Si1.5O wk. Aft. 5 ewes,
WARDMAN PARK VIC. 2817 2Sth
ST.. n.w.---Dble. rm. running water.
refgr,. stove; semipvt. bath. %
2 OR 3 PERSONS-Newly decor; );
AFRICAN. ai47 r St. st., Ex. s.oe5s'
1443 MASS. AvE.-First-hoor front;
Mr.. FARNsWoRTa. sSaSFsffi. basement. bagaentse0
COMFORTABLE LARGE-warm dbIe.
rm.. Shepherd and 7th at N. H.
and laund. use. 2 girls or couple.
Ref. S55 per mo. Also sgle. rm.,
1861 EUCLID ST. NV, conv. transp.
II ~ rm2 light housekeeping. $40.
$40 HIATT pL. NV. cor. Of Park
I'd. between 14th and 10th St
Young FBI girl wishes to share
studio rm. with another young girl.
The rm. is lge., bright and cheerful.
nicely furn;; 4 windows; new drapes;
light cooking facilities; maid serv.;
unlim. phone, laund. privils.; good
transp.: reasonable. %
DUPONT CIR. VIC.-1711 18th st..
NV. Extra .lge. dble., refgr.. hot
plate, running water. lge. closet:
500. DU. 1855 or RA. 6-0155. %
ARLINGTON-Lge. rms, gas range;
share bath and refgr.; nr. transp.
Call IA. $4,000. -
1896 OTIS ST. Me- rm. and very
small kitchenette; 1 employed per
= son s9 ia, IA 61SS9s; 9 : I xu po,, 16
0E Kit. "ntA seminVt. bath; EMPLOYED TTwel' cpie.
sa7 A ST. N.E.-clean, 1st fl. single
or double. Free laundry privileges.
VERMONT AVE.
NV, mr.. Thomas Circle; newly dec
GRATED; quiet tenants; parking fa-
cilities; reasonable rent. CO. 5-871S.
Evening star., 1953-01-05
APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHED

APIS, Eastern and
New Hampshire ayes.-2 bedrms;
S97.5O including all utilities; excel
lent transportation. JU. S-4934.
PL. AND COLUMBIA RID.
biy sd mo Tn' utIs HsdTm Inei III H. ssass saasa
eiIss Pa. AVE. N.w.@S4s.S0; gentle
RARRY EAR sSteneyi coi, Me- sS@s ss0SS@os5.k k',' 0a'n
CONGRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new
l5bedrm. apt. in best location, i
sss ssRZ as nSliRE 4fDsE aas 1se seIf EU SO r.
500 BRANDYwINE ST.. Sc
Spacious 1-bedrm. apt, in small
bldg; front and rear entrance; g.
way exposure; S65 plus utilities.
.kI AIpRE; w;EsT0;iyhR NO ~ f-9aeI; searm. apt.;
$70.25. Incl. gas; employed couple.
aSe g. csHEssSaPEAKE saIEssSaGPiEAKE ST. s.E.-a-bed-
rm. modern apt; $92.50. incl. all
utils. Key in apt. 204. GEORGE Y.
WoRTHINGToN & SON, Ma.
s1SsTs1 PLAZA APIS. l414
room, large Iiv. rm., kit. dinette
and bath. lge. closet, air cond. $110
per mo. Resident manager, Apt.
I 1-rm. Ink. apt; re-
fined. private. quiet; 1sop hrspl.; wen
.pTs lessted H. SSS NRRy E Ar. o-seSs 19is NORTH
ROIFE ST.-conven. to IT. Myer,
Pentagon. Navy Bldg. and downtown
D. c.: new 2-bedrm. units avail.
approx. Jan L; rent 500 per mo
Tenants pay utils. JE. 2-O996. -
Evening star., 1953-01-05
GOLD
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

2 PEDIGREED BOXER puppies. 2
weeks old. For sale, reasonable.
Phone NO. 7-3974. %
CHESAPEAK BAY RETRIEvEKS, 5
wks. old, male and female; Axe
registered. OIL. 2-0536. %
ENG. SETTER. m, $50. Peke., female,
II mos, pet, Axe; 500; Mixed us
riers, $40. Pekes., $40. MCDONALD.
UN. 4-2943. %
PUG PUPPIES, male. 3 months. Axe
reg, champion-sired. 40 w. Second
St. frederick. Md. Phone 2429. -
BOXER, male, 9 mos. old, brindle,
pedigreed, Axe registered. ia.
puREBRED pIuRsEEBsfRED IRISH SETTER. Reason
able price to provider of good home.
10 mos. old. Call HE. 4-44Ob.
Evening star., 1953-01-05
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

431 MT. VERNON AVE, Alex. Va
For refined lady or gentleman; privi-
leges; close to busline. XII. s-SO32.
SPACIOUS. attr. corner rm., bath;
private home: unlim. phone: gentle
man only. IA. 2-1595. -
BETHESDA, double. twin beds, pri-
vate bath; mr.. Fairfax and Bradley
blvd; $50 mo-; OIL. 4-S136.
ARLINGTON-Bedr nicely furn.,
next bath; conv. to all transp. ia.
1917 N. EDGEwooD-Lovely rm.;
mr.. busline; hv. rm., pvt. unlimited
phone ia. S-531S. --6
BETHESDA-Room with private bath,
lovely home: excel. tranSp.; $40 mo-
single. OIL. 4-7640. IS
ARL.-2 bedrms.; semipvt. bath; empl.
cple. or men pref; busline / blk.
ia. S-S699 ewes. and week ends.
GENTLEMAN oNLY-Double room
with twin beds; also single rm.
Both next to bath. Clean and well
turn., newly decor, bus at door,
2 blks.. from Clarendon Circle. 925
N. jackson ST., Arl., IA. 2-713S.
Evening star., 1953-01-05
COOPER ATivE APIS. SALE

VACANT, 3I4 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Lge. apis. for discriminating people:
down payment and monthly pay
ments very reas. Call MR.. VINNfCK.
With MR.; J.o COHEN, 1902 I st. NV.
ME. S-2294 or TU. 2-0297. -5
SWAMI ST. NV
Only $1o0 down in this elevator
ments less than rent; 8 rms, Kit.
and bath. Call Mr. vinnick, with
MIR. COHEN. 1902 L st. NV. ME.
S-2234 or TU. 2-O297. IS
TILDEN GARDENs-We have listed
Tor sale excellent 2-bedrm. apis.
HuGHss YHeHSPHsat' mn Plesss aASeSs can J. NELSON
VERY LARGE APARTMENT in excel
lent NV. legation; 4 bedrooms. two
baths, maids room and bath. very
pantry 1aTSe yindS nndS Efssh;., FGf9%; dinfpg ROOM
prieed. Cali De s1oS71 log 'esS0Raps. or RAN.
pail DBsddL H. HAGNER & CO., DE. q
FINEST COOPERATIVE BUILDiNa
IN IN, Northwest westminster. Beauti-
with fireplace, dining room. pantry,
SatR immediate possession. sseTGom' caii eaS
BE pEp 2co6Tl : Sn Or Or RAHpALL 4 Sg6dL H. HAo-
NER d CO.. De: 2-3oOQ. 81
n;w."only $3.50 down in this
ideally located apt, bldg: liv. rm..
bedrm., kit. and bath; monthly pay
ments less than rent. Cali Mr..
yINNICK with MR., COHEN. 1902
/ oSSf6, NV. ME. s-2294 or To.
NEAR MERIDIAN pARK-Foyer. iiv.
rm:. full-sized din. rm.. sun porch.
bedrm;. kit, and bath. This apt. Ia
q walk-up and needs some decora-
tion, but 1t is still @ good value at
$4,000. Please call Mr.. Gavin. with
II. g. SMITHY CO.. ST. 3-3300;
TWO-BEDROOM, 2-BATH APT, with
south and west exposures overlook
ing Rock Creek Park; modern, 81
year-old building; large living rm.,
dining space. stainless -steel kitchen;
close to extensive shopping and
transportation. Price, S1S,95O,
terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin. with
H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000;
residence, AID. -2-5004. -
ONE OF THE LARGEST and finest
apartments in one. of .Washington's
best co-operatiye buildings, is now
available. Spacious foyer, Lying rm.
l4xl4. 2 twin-size bedrms. and 2
maids rm. and bath. The location
is both quiet and convenient, and
there are 8 exposures. each with
view; very reasonably priced for
cash purchaser. Please call Mr..
Gavin. with H. q. SMITHY Co.
ST. $4,000; residence. AID. 2-5004.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Rency leather tops (2); tier table
cocktail table; beaut. occasional
table. Sacrifice. Ia. 9-7440. "a
TELEVISION-Going overseas, must
sell RCA 19-in. TV console; cost
$500 sell 1925. HE. 4-S4SS. IS
TRAINS (2) LIONEL, type z trans
former, switches; coal ramp ano
loader; good condition.: best offel
nyer &140 Call la S-0&2Q
Evening star., 1953-01-05
PRINCE KARL HOTEL

fIlNCE NATL dOlEL
1901 4 ST NV RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN Newly dec, 24-nr switch
board; mod. showers, private baths
avail; sgles.. dbles.; reas. EX. 3-7725
COLORED. I724 S ST. N.W.-Room
for married couple; cooking privi-
leges; $40. Also, room for men,
14th AND BELMONT
SITS. E.W.-Lge. frt. rm., l sgle.,
pvt. bath; cony. transp. AID. 2-7656.
COLORED-17OO BLK. u ST.-Priv-
ileges. Call all day Sunday. AID.
4-2593.
DECATUR ST.-Lge.
front room, cooking privtleges. $40
week. RA. 3-9391. --6
COLORED-I33S r ST.-Nice furn.
room, use of kitchen; quiet, Chris
tian home. NO. 7-9741. -6
COLORED - KENYON ST. - Large
front rm., nicely furnished; couple
or 2 girls: privileges. TU. 2-3966.
=
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BICYCLE CLEARANCE SALE =:

HICYCLE CLEARANCE SALE = 200
new, $50 used: all sizes. COLLEGE
PIX. CYCLE, Ber. rd., TO. 9-4744. -6
BICYCLE, girls English. standard
size, 8 speeds; excel cond. $40.
BINOCULARS, Carl zeiss, Jena,
Sportur, 6x24 and Beltrentis sx30;
WA. 7-S171.
BULLDOZER, large. Caterpillar, good
cond.; sale very reasonable. After 5
pm, can Elk. 3-1613. %
CALCULATING MACHINES-Monroe,
Marchant, Friden; automatic divi-
sion; Burroughs, electric and hand;
comptometer; all in good condition.
Phone DI 7-1107 or WO. S-1O11.
CAMERA. Dolsey b., carrying case.
2 portrait lenses. lens shade adapt
er: $40. DU. 1854 after $3.50.
CAMERA EQUIPMENT. Cine Kodak.
8s mn. teiephoto lens. carrying
jector S245. Nixon. NikEor. II. a
lens, FAB telephoto lens, l35 nm.
filters and case. Price. $266. Phone
JA. 8-3719 --5
CAMERA. new: zeiss Contesss;
CAMERA, Bolex 816. brand new,
Tallard wide angle normal and Bin.
telephoto lenses. Swiss-made carry:
ing case. 500 of Wash. retail
price. Query. Box 326-V. Star.
graph, S1E. CAPITAL AWNING CO.,
4424 Arkansas ave. NV. -6
CHINA, 86-pc. set, Old French gold
band complete, $500. 2 Lundstrom
combination book sections plus writ
ing desk, $25. Phone WA. 7-S171.
CLOTHNG-Tuxedo custom tailored,
like new; size ; q; cost $780, sacrifice
COAL. WOOD RANGES. oil ranges:
ACME sTovEy II 7th: Ma; S-S952
Whiskey. scotch. liouer.. gin. rum:
wines. novelties. including special
display cabinet. Ii. 3-4767. Ii.
COMBINANoN ALUMINIUM STORM
and screen doors, S49.95, including
hardware. Call RIA. 6-4995 or KE.
CURTAINS CURTAINS. drapsries and spreads.
new. stock of former Interior dec
orator at great savings. RA. 6-4422.
DEEP FREEzE-chest type. 191a Gu.
f.. Pick up payments. Call XII
DiAM6oSNiDs-Man's sol, u ct. sI75.
mans Ct. .S276; lady.s cts:
6 cts, S1,50O; lady's 1A cts.
1915. All prices include mounting.
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON AND
CO., 1923 H st. n.wn NE. S-526S.
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut. COM
plete. UN. 4-S726. b
originally 5000, now $400; 8 chairs.
1875 Juniper st. NV. Apt. 1O4, IA.
DINING RIM. SUITE. walnut; studio
couch, 2 chests and an occasional
chair. 10. 2-4496. -5
DINING TABLE, blond mahogany We
neer. 3Sx56, 12-in. extensions. $50.
DISPLAY GoNpoLAs. excel. for
aisle MERCHANDISING; very reason
George aye: Lo,, $4,000. I6
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO. 1881 E. Capitol st. Ii. 3-00S2.
FILING CABINETS-Steel, 4 drawer
S37. 80 each; also single drawer
legal size, 81 each; safe. Mosler,
Very reasonable. Desks (2D, match:
ing steel walnut, double pedestal
and single pedestal executive type.
See at 2O19 14th st. NV. to S
NoA-1
Evening star., 1953-01-05
REFRIGERATOR SALE
S25 UP

Late models. Easy terms. Also rent
refrigerators. SIS mo. ALLISONS /,
2209 14th st. NV. Iii
REFGR.. gas. all sizes. $50 so up
Installation PEERI ,ESS SALES CO
2237 Ga ave DE 2-5566
RUGS imported Persian Oriental
good wearing sxis S4s.5o: ski
MAYFAIR SHOP 1895 q st. NV
SETTEE AND CHAIR, green, over
stuffed. Kroehler, 2-cushion; excel
lent cond Call all day SUM-, after
3 weekdays. 10. 2-74tiS %
SEWING MACHINE SALE-Nice cleo.
trio portable. SGT 30; elec. console
$39;50; others. 3S12 Lee hwy. ia
SLIP COVER and. drapery materials
beaut patterns in twill and pebble
SODA oe FOUNTAIN Poi 2iiS' and s COZ Counter. Ioo1
sbeeths, and 12S NJ fountain . sseesSories. as ss
Nd, Phone West River 617S. =
SOFA-Perfect cond., 6 mos. old
mod, Lawson, $75 or highest bidder
EN-. 2-5550. after 10 am. 10
STUDIO COUCH. reversible will
cover, S26: 5.pc. chrome kitchen
set. $50: hoor torch lamp, SO: lge
mirror. .oo$s5Io; SO; 2 end tables. $50
sTTnIo Couch AND CHAIR, SCI
for both for quick sale. RA. 6-5784
STEEL: USED-NEW
Evening star., 1953-01-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD (cont.)

KANE'S GUEST HOUSES
Choice Accommodations now available
for the most discriminating at de-
sirable. locations. TV, piano. laun1
dry facilities, good food, select
menus. congenial homelike atmos-
phere.
Evening star., 1953-01-05

1879, 1852, 1854 Mass. ave. NV
home for young people within
easy walking distance downtown.
Telephone DU. 7-7534.