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Evening star., 1953-08-05
BY the Associated Press

ZURICH, Switzerland. Aug. S.
One of Nazi Germany's lead
ing rocket scientists predicts
that space ships of the future
would be driven by a death ray
of such destructive force that it
could not be used in the vicinity
of the earth.
DR.. Eugen Saenger, Czech
born German rocket expert. told
the annual congress of the In
ternational Astronautical Fed
Grafton. yesterday that rocket
propulsion by a process similar
to that of the hydrogen bomb
was theoretically possible, but
still far-distant.
In a detailed technical eXpla-
nation to rocket enthusiasts
from IL nations, DR.. Saenger
described his "photon-rocket
theory as a purely academic
study" He is at present en-
gagged on secret rocket research
for the French government.
Work of this nature is forbidden
in Germany under the occupa-
tion statutes.
The basic technical conditions
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Rays Too Deadly for Earth
Predicted for Space Ships

for the photon rocket. DR.. Saen-
ger said. were the development
firstly, of a continuous reaction
process in hydrogen, and sec
ondly, of a material which would
be sufficiently strong to with
stand the strain.
DR.. Saenger likened his rocket
to an electric faShlight magni-
fed to vast proportions. The
light beam of a normal fash
light exercises backward pres
sure on the lamp of about one
millionth of one gram. From
the hydrogen bomb process al
! ready known, he said it was only
a theoretical step further to a
continuing, non-explosive re-
action which could be directed
like a beam and whose enormous
release of energy could propel
a rocket at a velocity more
than 1000 times as great as
any rocket fuel in use at pres
ent.
The ener~ -Aleased at the
speed of light, woulu It
theoretically possible for the
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Roads Board Gusts
Aide, Criticizes Role
In Railway Suit
BY the Assoeiated Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.--Clin-
ton H. johnson showed poor
Judgment" in dealing with a
New York firm representing
railroads while he was State
employe and his services have
been discontinued. the State
Roads Commission announced
yesterday.
Mr.. johnson had been public
relations director for the COM
mission
Both the commission and its
assistant attorney general cleared
Mr.. johnson of allegations made
against him by Pennsylvania
truckers. The truckers had &C
cused him of bribery and said he
had given out false and distorted
information about the damage
trucks do to highways.
Joseph D. Buscher the special
assistant attorney general, said
even the attorney for the truck
ers doubted the charges against
Mr.. Johnson could be substan-
tiated.
On Leave Since March.
Mr.. Johnson has been "on
leave" from the job since March,
when the commission started in
vestigating his role in a law suit
by trucking firms against rail-
roads.
Russell H. Mccain, commission
chairman, said the investigation
indicated no wrongdoing by Mr..
Johnson other than I'VE felt it
showed poor Judgment.
Mr.. Johnson had conferred
with Carl Byoir Associates, Inc,
a public relations firm in New
York representing railroads. Mr..
johnson said in a deposition here
in May that he received only
expenses for trips to New York.
Gave Data to Firm.
He supplied the New York firm
with information about a Mary
land test of truck weights on
roads conducted in 1850.
Mr.. johnson gave one of many
dispositions taken preparatory to
trial of a suit filed by the Penn
sylvania Motor Truck Associa-
tion and 81 trucking companies
against 81 railroads. The suit
Evening star., 1953-08-05

for $250,0O0.000 damages is or
file in District Court in Phila-
delphia.
The truckers charged the rail-
roads with IAN illegal conspiracy
to monopoliZe freight transpor-
tation and conduct a vicious
corrupt, and fraudulent cam
paign" against the trucking in
duStry.
Mr.. Johnson was paid $1,000 a
year in a contract with the roads
commission up until the first OF
this year. Mr.. Mccain said
johnson asked for a material
increase" in pay. When the COM
mission baked. Mr.. Johnson
then offered to work part time at
half pay.
The commission agreed to a
six-month trial, Mr.. Mccain
said. and now has decided to
terminate it.
Mr.. Mccain said one consid-
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Indian Group Leaves
For Screening Of P0Ws
By the Assoeinisd Pres,

NEW DELHI, Aug. 5.-The
vanguard of India'S delegation
on the Korean repatriation COM
mission left for the wartorn
peninsula today to prepare for
the task of screening prisoners
who do not wish to return to
their homelandS.
Foreign Secretary r. K. Nehru,
leader of the 12-member ad-
vance group, told newsmen at
the airport he would consult
both United Nations and Com
munist commanders on arrange
ments for the commissions work.
Maj. Gen. S. P. P. Thorat, In
dian Army chief of staff, who
will command Indian forces
guarding the prisoners, said
about 5000 troops are now as
Sembling at Jhansi, in central
India, for Korean service. They
are expected to leave about Au-
gust %.
Evening star., 1953-08-05

589 against. Sixty-seven votes
were voided.
The walkout had made $4,000
workers idle and endangered
the States multi-million dollar
peach crop.
The California Professors and
Growers, Inc, representing 40
of the struck canneries, approved
the agreement yesterday.
A union official said the agree
ment called for wage raises of
8 to 10 cents an hour, retroac-
tive to March /, making the
scale $1.32 to $2.06 hourly. 1t
also included a new health and
welfare plan and other fringe
benefits.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
CannerY Agreement Ends
8-Day Strike in California
By the Assoeiated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.
AFL cannery workers voted over
whelmingly last night to accept
an agreement ending their eight
day-old strike against SO of
CALIFORNIA; major canneries.
The vote, announced today by
Hal P. Angus, secretary-treasurer
of the California Council of Can
merry Unions, was 11,169 yes and
Evening star., 1953-08-05

rocket itself to reach that speed.
he said.
In any future space travel
photon rockets would either be
launched from platforms sus-
pended beyond the limits of the
earth's atmosphere, or would be-
gin their journey with less dead
ly means Of propulsion, he said.
Astronomical associations from
the United States, Britain, Italy,
Argentina, Germany. the Meth
erlands, Spain, Egypt, Sweden,
Switzerland and Austria were
represented.
Evening star., 1953-08-05

Grafton involved is a desire tc
have a full-time publicity direc-
tor because of the 12-year build
ing program authorized by the
1858 Legislature. No one has
been picked for the job, Mr.. Nc
Cain added.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Longer Rolls Studied

NEW YORK.-The customary
length Of rail used by American
railroads is 80 feet, but serious
thought is being given to a 78-
foot length, which would reduce
the number of joints and thus
afford better riding qualities and
require less maintenance.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
Prices to Be Fixed

The Netherlands will control
domestic trade in imported
grains by fixing maximum and
minimum prices.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

RECORDERS-Revere. webcor. Con-
cert Tone, Pentron; demonstratlonS;
dlssSun' a4sS st. ElREI4AEpY aRl: 4p 4ss94D s49GD CO.
REFRIGERATOR, westinghouse: in
excel. operating cond.; Gu. IT,; $65.
REFRfGERxToR. Ell i 1Sai servel; 8 Gu. It,.
Al running cond..; $49. 80. 5305
Taylor rd., Riverdale' Nd. VA
IREFRIGiElRAToR. westinghouse, ga
Gu. it.; like 10eg neT; must sell at Once; Sn;
RTEFR1GhRaToR, Ts2; "a; gIToIy' Westinghouse: mO 9
NO. 7-7i51 after pm. Sat. 10
simvood tlGn; I'd fl Ssds s.; $50 or best 1a Gtaer
REFRIGERATOR - Electrolux gas,
$25. Excellent condition. AID.
REFRfsERAroR. f7Fsfs: late model, - T. Gu:
REFRiGERATOR, xelvinator; very
good 1ff f9nditA9p toqso must sell by yiS 4sril
REFRIGERATOR-1952 coldspot;
cubic feet, 40-lb. freezer; like new;
TseSG9aeIs H. 4S39o feet; iS Food
Observation-Disclosures, . Gu it.;
good :, fEee7ins = III condition; clean, s36.
EEFRiGEk31oR, Il H5fats colaspot. 8 aiG GU IT,;
&G sXcel. 6 c9nd;; 90dS sos or best of1et Call
REfR1GERAToR. EHi elsRi Westinghouse, Hs used
good condition; z Gu. IT,: $50. We
bought new model. CO. 5-6136. 30
REFRIGERATOR, gas. Servel. 6 Gu.
it., demonstrator, with deep freeze.
Sacrifice at $125. Installation not
included. Free local delivery. Car
be seen at AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
1920 Wis. ave. NV. until 9 pm
RfEHFFRFiiGERAToR, fHFFii Gibson. 6 Gu. iG it.,
sealed unit, good cond.. S25. ~.
RgFSRsIYGGiERAToR, crosley-shelvador
9-cu.-ft.: has a frozen unit that
holds 80 pounds of storage. WA.
REFPRRiiGG;ERAToRs-small PR apt. Size;
completely reconditioned; fully guar
anteed. ALAN REFRIGERATION
CO., SCI Que st. NV, AID. 2-4TS1.
REFR1GERAroRs; used: !aree as
sortment, from $40 up. Some with
1-year guarantee. Time payments
FREDERICKS. 3905 14th st. NV
REFRlGERATORS; gas: all sizes;
installation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga ave. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATORS, de luxe II Gu. IT
automatic defrost: new in factory
carton; cost $3.50. sacrifice. S27O
cash JU, S-1T6S is
Evening star., 1953-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN.-2 HOLLYWOOD beds, 1 dresser
j chifonier, / small chest, / small
desk, 2 kidney-shaped dressinl
tables, ! sofa. Call after p pm
FURN.:. 5-pc. bedrm. suit; Cali LU;
1-5401 after $50 pm. wkdays., and
FuRN.. III n. single and dble bed with mat;
tress. dresser, clothes chest ano
rocker. Reas. ia. 9-7341. ia.
FURN., ANTIQUE love seat and chair,
rocker. sofa. crib. lawn mower hose
lamps, dining furn.. chairs. maple
pieces. file cab. desk, swivel chair
bookcases, wicker chairs, basin, fre-
place screen and basket and record
cabinet. EN-. 3-7893.
FURN.. complete furnishings. 1-bed-
room apt; 6 mos. old; consider late
model car in trade. ia. S-7365;
FURN.. excel. cond; dble. bed, inner.
ocSther a'fsiii furn.; best offer. Wa. WA 7-lo4s
rgES 9gRs;u,. an5oS se.. sBa :ss and tssss Sh
lamps, studio couch. etc: Must sell
1905 Gramercv st. NV, EN-. 3-03S7
FURN.-Lge. Victorian sofa in good
cond., S25. Antique French sofa
solid mahog.. brass trim. 26lo
Northampton st. NV. EN-. 2-2596
breakfront with
built-in desk; hanback, uphol. chair
rose and aqua. Ii. 4-O79O. -19
FURN.-Bedrm. suite, $45: new stu:
us Slsssi: FufsAeE RI EE:sss5; Year. old: insy,
10000: in excel. cond.; complete
with controls. 5000. EN-. 2-1233
GAS RANGE-Norse. fully automatic
GAS as RxNdE q Is fa54 nods top eriddle
storage space; used 2 mo-; cost $3.50
sell $12o. 10; 9-9596. lie
GAS RANGE, 3 N s7-in. Bargain. s16
81 81 s4Saass "A ia ssss G:ss 4sss.. 81 ScSs
STOVE, 10ll 7th NV. MA: s-S952
GAS RANGES. new. used; $40 30 up;
installation PEERLESS SALES
22$7 Gsorgia ave: DE. 2-b566
HPl fiPn; 7eglSSo, oplS 4 yrs old; price. siS SO
as 4 .$;!!Ss $4S$S assisH ssssi;I5a "';s :sos
Gas sls0lsi lss1ioyE. $40. 7zcu-tt: -iS slee
reIr1geraCor, 300. Stork Line cneS1
and crib, $45; Excellent condition
Call KE, S-6413. 10
GAS STOVE and 14-cu.-ft. GE re.
frigerator. Both good condition
Both SIS. JU. 9-S75S. 20"
GENERATOR with pulley and con.
trolls. 10 volt, so cy. alt. current
1,+t7t. ! p7h.. Is s amps; og SIS. Used very
.!lsi s.ssis or MT; Eu. soHS ac51ss. phone els 20
GOLF CLUBS-S irons Q-9). Spaul-
ding Krofiite; l putter. Spauldine
CaShin; excel. cond.: SS5. 1926
Fulton st. NV. WO. 6-3S25. 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., trade
your present guitar on new
Gretsch with the miracle neck. Mar
tin guitars, Covella, Maggini and
Balladier accordions. CAMPBELL
MUsdC CO.. HOS G st. NV, D1.
- Electric water heater
mos Like new. $50. Governor
excel. cond., $50. il. s-55aS. 5sSs"H'
HIDE-A- BED, Simmons, full size
Lawson; has been slip covered;
never nUer- used as bed; $135. oV
HIGH CHAIR. red leather with
chrome. Storkline: Stepfold play
pen: EN-. 2-1S82.
HOUSEHOLD MISC.-Cor. cabinet
pr. drapes, match. cornice. twin size
plast. headbd., fire scr. ia. S-25S9
Evening star., 1953-04-18
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FRESH cows AND sPRINGERs-1
fresh Guernsey and 10 close spring
ing Holstein heifers; Bangs calfhood
va yaccinated; Phone vienna f51-J; :,
Excellent quality. KE. s-44O7. ewes.
after $40 or Haymarket. Va: 4
1884 Sat and Sun; --ls ,
BLACK ANGUS. 2 bulls and 2
heifers. registered. Reas. Herndon
HETFERs@i5 EH1FEI; if5 choice 4;a' Holsteins. A
real asset to any dairy; TB and
Bangs tested. Cali MR.. JONES
Poolesville. Md, 202S. -l9
BROWN AND WHITE spotted pony
gelding, 11-2. rides and drives well
good Western tack. 5000 for pony
and tack. Chaplain. K. H. CAPERS
Marine MARINES CORPS 59o Schools ouantico. "a
RTGfsTERED f9aa!FfH a6''' a-yr.-old BrahSar
bulls. very gentle, halter broken
Aberdeen-Angus bulls, ! to 8 yrs
old. Priced reasonably. MT. PLEAS
ANT FARMS. phone XII. 9-2745.
FEEDER CALVES-Choice lot, wei
on way to large steers; will sell II
lots of or more; any one Will
good pasture can see these calye
sT0T into .Dd real fs meaey Sn MR fsock Jones ss
1s-Mo. OLD STALLION - watkins
horse breed; can be seen Sat. anc
Sun. Olympic 9-904S. 10
SHOW PONY-Chestnut gelding. 1871
hands; excel. cond,; ideal for chile
with limited exper. Call OWNER, JU
9-2653 --l9
ZEN PONIES for sale; all sizes ant
colors; also / black-and-white stall
lion (41 in. talD, yrs. old; alsC
black-and white stallion as stud
fee $50. Browning 1179-W-4. -1S
PONIES for sale; 2-yr. .-old Shetlands
gentle, but not broken to saddle
horses, work and riding. ia. 1926
LENAH 5-2449.
FAMILY cow, Jersey bred. $l35
purebred registered Jersey COW, S195
purebred HolStein bull. Q mos, Sl25
purebred Jersey bull calf. 6 mos
| S75. FAIR HILL, Olney. Md. Fulton
| S-5Sl4 10
THREE young cows. calf by side;
purebred Jersey bulls, l5 mos. old
| ] shorthorn bull. a beauty. 3 yrs. old
| Prices reasonable. NJ. ]. WAPLE
Duke st. ext, Alex, Va, OV. 3-456l
GRAY MARE for sale; work or ride
best offer; phone LO. 7-9025. IL
FREE PASTURE in Potomac for US
of 2 gentle riding horses with west
| ern saddles for young girl and boS
| Poplar 2-3269. -19
Evening star., 1953-04-18
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WHITE PERSIAN CAT.
male, 8 mo. old: must sacrifice. May
see after 6 pm. 1927 Euclid st. NV.
BEAUTIFUL GREAT DANE-Femsle.
mos. old. Axe. Owner leaving
sean'1S sssE pries eesi5fs 5E $751; s2sHa home VERY
COLLIE, white and sable; 9 mos.
old; pedigree. housebroken. had all
shots; good to children: SIS. OIL.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. g males.
SO; l female, S35. Middle6oprg
DALMaATIANs. Axe reg. puppies;
champ. bloodlines: only $30-S35
Also STUD seryiee. Clip ad for for u future IG
croft race track 5.5 mi. from Sc.
pisstrict stic line tsee ESQ map. 10
IRISH Settlers, 2 females. 21a and
1Na years old; Axe reg; wonderful
= with TNhv,h shildTen. JE 4-o429o. ,o,,: ml9 !.
broken very playful. Free ' to 1G good
GREAT PYRENEES PUPPIES. beau
tiful pure white, male and female,
Axe Axe registered. iovable Pre- pr39tectiyie tIiie
early. CO. 5-4094. 10
beautifully marked. fine pet for
s61a s6IlaaFsn' no papers; ss6. JGjia ~ s.
WHEsItHARANER. vi Il. IA mos. male, Axe
GREAT RaEPsTF DANE Al $-T2GSf TP2GPSf1Es, Axe is res.
| fawn. black masks, males and fe-
males; reasonably priced. JE; B.
1903. --19
BOXERS. Fawn. male. 4 mos,
S100; l female. 2la yrs, SIS or
best offer. Axe. Gaithersburg 14a-J.
BOXER. male. Axe registered, fawn
children. 70; S.os67. c.. ...a
PERSIAN KITTENS = Sweet-faced
ssas huas pahsss MISS HUNT q !Hve Rosedere @ Ken
nels, Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-1,4n9e
BIRD DOGS, to place. sell or trade
! pr. mile pointers. whelped LILO
SS SON pfDeFs of Tsrhse PE %l mss Aefia p0'nf r.,
younger ripe for next season. 30g
Monticello blvd. Alex Va. ,oSV
BOXER PUPPIES. ? wks.. Axe reg.
6eaut; mayed; * stSnE Sn1w P5aspeetSsa p1 so g
COCKER SPANIEL. tafry color, 81;
yrs, yrs, old, o.. Axe B53s $50 or best 1a offer
DAsCHUND PUPPIES: = wks., pure
bred, $40 WE. -5-4552. Ia,
PEKINGEsE, red 5 mos, old; female lie
Service. Lo. 7-7s45.
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES. yer,
BTAcR TeaSGRaotei oCteocKER k sHaiN sHAN1EL, male s
loves children. Phone AP. 7-7195
IRISH SETTER PUPS, 7 wks. M anc
T., reg. Axe. FDSB. champ. blooc
lines. Excel. pets. RA, 3-0733; IL!
wks. old, excel. litter. Ell. 6-330S
AKC COLLIE, female. sable ane
white. 1S mo. old. good natqred
Axe REGISTERED DAsCHUN[[
PARAKEETs, young, all colors. Cal
BOXER, female, fawn with white
markings; raised with children. ia
DACHsHUND, miniature, smooth rec
| pups, 20 wks. old, Axe reg. 1t
PIT, beauties. Reas. JE. 2-34S5
BOXER. female, Axe, fawn. 10 mos.
offer. OIL. 9-S416. 10
KITTENS, CATS; pretty house
broken: ,e5s need affectiOnate homes
COCKER Pups, black, good ones
$40 and SIS. s mi. Peace Crost
Def hwy. Route so. See sign. Il!
GERMAN POLICE MOTHER offer
a good home. DU. 7-6969 after noon
Evening star., 1953-04-18

BUILDING STONE, So per ton; 5 or
more tons. So per ton. fob. quarry;
Isle g. STARKEY. Bull Run
Mountain, Va, Route COL. miles
mssoS msS Df ca hhSmsrnifa eSaninss va AFTER pm
AID. 4-1435. 80
CAMERA-Rolleifiex. auto, synchr.,
late model, like new accessories;
$3.50. LA. 6-4991. -19
CAMERA. Zeiss- -Ikon, super. made in
Germany, rs mm.. with Tessar f:3. 8
best offer. Call between 1a-2. Ii.
CAMERA-Leica IIIc and accessories.
univ. univ Siewfnder EN-. a-46SS. WiS
CASH REGISTER. Mccaskey combi-
nation. adding machine, excel con
cSsM sSN 1Hi 1RHEiGIsffR. Sl9ffR Allen. cOm6ina- @5g
tion adding machine, ) yrs. old. In
storage . yrs. Cost new S275. sac
rifice Si0o: 7SS N. Nelson ST.. Apt.
CEDAR CHEST-Walnut veneer, lge.,
good condition; reasonable. Gail
CERAMiCsIResers 7x7 kiln, like
glazes, molds, brushes and equip
ment. Value; S6Ss priees ,ogs SaS
W. Broad ST., Falls Church. Va
| JE. 4-2022. 10
CHAIR, Lawson style. green nylor
irieze. full toam-Epbber sos cushion;
CHAIRS, RUGS. CURTAINS. REFGR.
oft. Frleidaire, peri. cond.. 81 $50.
Antique caster, daisy and button
3605 Chevy Chase, Lake dr.. Apt. 4.
crystal: sacrifice. EN-. 3-5114. Ia
CHANDELIER, crystal for dining rm
| MRS. HAROLD p. RUDotPH. 1853
Brandywine st. NV, EN-. 2-b536
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Rappahannock River
Valley Sale

Registered Aberdeen Angus Cattle
= BULLS 55 FEMALES
Tappahannock Livestock Market
Tappahannock, Virginia
FRIDAY, APRIL "a, 1858, PM
Top cattle and fully guaranteed. For
catalog, write VIRGINIA ABER-
DEEN-ANGUS ASSOCIATION, Boz
1876, Charlottesville Va.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Rhododendrons
BALLED IN BURLAP
BARGAIN PRICE, So
]. w. WISNER & SONS
$50 ROCKVILLE PIKE
-19
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks, poults, and ducks. JAMES
FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV, ME.
BABY CHICKS, GosLINGs. PouLTs.
WELL, Lanham. Nd. WA. IL $40.
WHITE PEKN DUCKLNGS. 3 weeks
old: 4Oc each. o. g: Maxwell,
Lanham. Nd. WA. 7-1545. .-19
INCUBATORS (2)-You can hatch
your own eggs. 2,1OG and 1,200 egg.
one. g. Il. sATTLER. Lo. 6-2427
Evening star., 1953-04-18
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

FURN. SLEEPING ROOM. next to
shower bath; 9 lee. closets: for l or
2 men or cple.. empl. RIA. 6-S454.
9O6 MD. AVE. N.E.-Furn.. clean.
sleeping room, next bath. double
and single: no family on premises.
maid service, 81 and $3.50 wkly.
Ii. 4-7359. is
NICE RM., nr. bath; 2 ladies; twin
beds: excel. transp., privils.: S45
month. Ii. 7-66s2. 20
CONTINUED on Next PageI
Evening star., 1953-04-18
STONE WALLS
FlapStone Terraces

Walks chimneys. fireplaces. cement
driveways, porches; retaining EaalllSs' Ealls'
RockviIle. Md. Phone Poplar 2-35ss
TELEVISION SERVICING, including
ewes, Sat. and Sun; Euaranteed;
RA R-1475 or TIA. 9-T3S2. "a
TV SERVICE-Days. evenings and
weekends; free estimates. 10. 2-5l 10.
rv SERVICE: $3.50 suaranteed,
Q am; to g Pm. including week
~ sESyrcE; l:.hs,.;aHn sysn,nss "a and week +
HIGH hG on Quality DECORATING
painting. papering. decorating. muE.
ais. color specialists, ADMIRAL
DECORATORS, XII. s-354O' after
EXERT ! aER; REPAIRING and complet.
overhaul all musical inStrnmenfsS 1ES
Instrument department. pYNAMliS an s
~ MusIESx ssExb$ S0q F6k St sRGMEk Sun sF SsSss
your porch now Phone MR. TAY-
LOR, evenings, JU. 5-3942.
IF YOU WANT carpentry. painting
cement work, odds and ends done
call THOMAS BROS, Ii. 4-4524
FINE MENDING. knitted sarment al
terations and shortenins, mono
Hramming. petit point bag repair!
and dozens Of aea9s heff ef sefpde sTpfr 9aaf Ta
EMBROIDERY SHOP. s@7 11th st
WELLS Floor SERVICE; laying
sanding. finishing; old floors q
spectalty; materials furnished. Fret
estimates. Fulton S-695S. 20
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont.) }

CHINA, 6-place setting. Lenox. har-
vest. 2 cherry red chairs, demitasse
set, lamps. 2 oak single beds. chest
CHM sD0ds Maycwerd VA almost Inest
blue camilla, large soup tureen. $40;
turkey platter. S15. EN-. 2-2676.
CIRCULAR SAW. 8" tilt-top Crafts
man. extra blade; $25. Ju. 9-5426'
CLARINETIsTS - sAXOPHONISTS,
trade your present instrument on
a new Leblanc clarinet, King Super
20 saxophone, French Courtois. we
will give you a good allowance for
your present instrument. .CAMPBELL
MuSdcc co" HOS G st. NV" pl.
COFFEE TABLE. mahogany; viii sell
COINS, double eagles, very flne oI
better. s45 each. Box IT'D 81. Star
COOK BooKs-wine cookery, Ger;
White House. and others. Also,
slab of polished white marble, 24x44
inches. 2 all-silk Spanish shawls.
Formlea folding shelf table. OF.
CRiBs%2. identical. never used.
Complete with waterproof mattress
es,, viii sell individually. or TO-
nsEpEnr gsthsE rF4a Rsss Jg; ,xs s-5SaS; saS., ciS
ia. $4,000. Ext. 2S4. 10
DEEPFREEZE, 14-cu. IT. coldspot:
z, yrs. ,slJ old; good condition. Gal
DER SEi f7Efaa; fEEEEzr. ao-eu.-tt.. cE; $$25.
DEF 5Gi 'ihsEERRzzE FkERzzE. 2o.eu.-t,s:., victor,
zisS Es6aont of5fsn Sifs $i5 sHns T. f. aSsS5 S%a
sSass ssnSt sssss a:is:sss .r.ad i,se
Dfcs Dss Dfst sSs at tabes tes SS 'GS
HAAS DoDsoN CO.. INC. Ma. s.
DESKS. typists'. $3.50 . ga: typists'
chairs CHI, IS $40 sa'; tiles's ss 81 80. Mqst t
Mafauise Mar u cut. cut $sS5; lady's % ~ cts.
$500: lady's 2A cts, emerald cut,
$475; lady's 2la cts. Marouise cut,
$3.50; mans 3 cts. $S75. LIVING
sToHNo On & CO.. 1923 H st. NV. NE
RING. over 2 carats, plat
diamond setting; will sell consider
ably below present appraisal. Call
hlN1, E3 CT. Dlue WnlCe
stone, mounted in platinum. with 4
smaller diamonds: $500. EN-. 3-0192.
DICTAPHONE TIME MASTER and
case: practically new. Call Cedar
Din. RIM. sUITE-Jr. size. mahog-
any. OIL. 2-7669. 10
DINETTE SET. Regency, mahogany:
table, 5 chairs. extension leaf and
pad: excel. cond. Also, matching
telephone table. UN. 4-9254. -19
Dinette and Kitchen Sets
Wood. wrought iron, chrome. Design
your own set; I00l combinations.
for free gift; padded .step-stool, or
extra chair with purchase OF 5-pc.
extension set.
DINETTE CENTER
77O2 Georgia Ave, TU. 2-5677
Open Ewes. til 8 PM.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Angus Auction
Staunton Purebred Livestock
Sales Pavilion

q Miles NOrth on RL, II
Monday, April 27, 1858
Show 10 AM. Sale l PM
Lunch Available on Grounds
Seven QUALITY PLUS" bulls, 81
"ouALITY PLUS" females. a
clean healthy cattle from some OF
the leading herds in Virginia. Out
standing bulls ready for immediate
service. Top females representing
EQUALITY PLUS" families. For
catalog, write Dave Canning, VIR.
GINA ANGUS ASSO.
CITATION, p. o. Box 1876, Charlottes.
Itilln Mo
Evening star., 1953-04-18
MOTOR TRAVEL

2-CAR NAVY FAMILY leaving for
California. April "a; room for
too. WO. 6-S074. 1Ss
Ell PASO BOUND, April 21: need 2
Call BILL PRICE. 10. 2-O26S, ewes,
Sat. and sun; 10. $4,000, Ext 1859.
days, Fri. Mon, Tuesday. 10"
1881 CADILLAC-Leaving for Mexico
between now and May /. viii take
> good drivers. HO. 2-607S. -19
GENTLEMAN driving to Florida April
19,. will take 2 to share expenses.
Call ia. 2-9l36.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Flagstone and Stone

"OfLh
Cement drivewayS. walks, steps,
porcheS, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also, outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable rates, free
estimates Call RA. i-6795. 80
FLOORS SANDED, FINISHED; new,
&c So. IT.; old. 10c and up. Free est.
Work guar. HINSON, Ii. 3-754S.
"a"
FLOORS SANDED and finished,
cleaned and waxed: old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 7-1129.
FLOOR SANDING. waxing. paper
hanging; painting. Guaranteed
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
work guar: eXper. mech; free est
Average rm.; SIS. CO. 5-4S30.
FLOORS SANDED and finished: quail
ity work at a reasonable price. NJ.
MORRIS. JU. 9-2?77.
GENERAL REPAIRS, painting, plas-
tering, carpentry work. roof painting.
repairing: no job too small. PRINTz.
Ii. 4-15l1.
NSULATION-Attic insulation our
speciality. Free estimate. AP. 7-5S02.