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Evening star., 1953-03-12
29 Jailed Gamblers
FaceNewConvictions
In Stamp Tax Cases

United States Attorney Charles
M. Irelan yesterday promised to
press cases of violating the gam
bling tax stamp law against 20
convicted gamblers who plead
guilty to gaming charges.
Mr.. Irelan said the 20 per-
sons already are serving SEN
tences and that he expects con-
victions again, in each instance,
under the tax stamp law.
The cases of 81 others who
have pleaded guilty to gambling
charges, but who were granted
probation, will be considered in
the light of the tax stamp act.
The action yesterday came
shortly after the Supreme Court
upheld the Federal gambling tax
stamp law, which makes it man.
datory for a person whose main
business is gambling to obtain
the stamp, costing $50.
Mr.. Irelan said he is studying
two other cases in which de-
PENDANTS were convicted and
sentenced to jail.
Two more cases-Robert Lee
Farrow and Joseph Alphonso
Rice-are scheduled for Num-
cipal Court jury trials in June.
The court had postponed the
trials, pending the recent Su-
preme Court decision.
Mr.. Irelan emphasized he
would not press tax stamp cases
against everybody convicted of
gambling because, he said, gam
bling must be a persons primary
Evening star., 1953-03-12

Abolition Of the Districts per-
sonal property tax was advo-
Gated last night by the Rhode
Island Avenue Citizens Asso-
citation.
A bill to repeal the tax is now
before the House.
DR.. Freeman Weiss, a member
of the Northeast group, charac-
terized as ubiquitous" that as
pect of the law requiring Wash
ington taxpayers to report the
original valuation of taxable per-
sonal property. He said the Dis
trict Assessor, following the
terms of the law, makes no al
lowance for property deprecia-
ton.
THE personal property tax is
thus, in effect. a perpetual sales
tax" DR.. Weiss told the asso-
citation.
A motion calling for the elec-
tion of a non-voting District
delegate by the House and Sem
ate was not acted upon.
Albert Knott, of the Washing
Evening star., 1953-03-12
Asiuns Check Reds

MANILA (P.-Southeast Asian
countries are succeeding in their
efforts to prevent the spread of
communism, says DR.. Roland r.
Renne, chief of the United States
Mutual Security Agency mission
in the Philippines. He says United
States aid and improved living
conditions are bolstering the re-
SiStance to communism.
Evening star., 1953-03-12
Group Urges End Of D. {. Personal Property Tax

ton chapter of the American Red
Cross, traced the history of the
organization In appealing for
support Of the current fund
raising drive.
The meeting was conducted by
Joseph D. Malloy. president, in
Bateman's Store, 1904 Rhode
Island avenue NE.
Evening star., 1953-09-08

ana nOIlOCdDlS NS .
mention for paintings she ex-
hibited at the Washington So
ciety of Artists. She had held
several exhibitions also, at the
League of American Pen Women
and the Chevy Chase Woman's
Club. She was a member of all
three organizations.
The former Grace Merrill, she
was born in Buchanan, Mich.
She spent the early part of her
life in Kansas, coming to Wash
ington to complete her high
school education.
Until her illness, she was
active in the work of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church and
the Red Cross in Chevy Chase.
Survivors are two sons, Nor
ris E. Ruckman, Wilmington,
Del. a patent attorney; Robert
M. Ruckman, 2800 Quebec street
NV, organist and choirmaster
of st. MargaretlS Episcopal
Church, and two grandchildren,
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at Robert
Humphreys funeral home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda, Md.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-09-08
John Phillips, q,
Conservation Leader
InPennsyIVania, Dies
BY the Assoero,ed Press

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 8.-John
MacFarland Phillips, known as
Pennsylvania's grand old man
of conservation" died today at
the age of 90.
Although nearly blind for the
last year, he was still active and
only few months ago entered
suit to prevent timber slashing in
Pennsylvania S Cook Forest.
Mr.. Phillips was largely re-
sponsible for what he called "the
greatest hunting club in the
world" ld"-Pennsylvania's S system of
game refugees surrounded by pub
lie hunting grounds. He drew up
and fought for this States basic
game code which became model
for many other States.
Influence in Canada.
His influence spread outside
the United States. A few years
ago, he persuaded Canada to set
aside its first game preserve, a
slice of 100000 acres of noun
tain territory in British Colum-
bia. He had explored and
hunted the area. He hunted big
game throughout the world.
Mr.. Phillips began his con-
servation battle about 1890 when
Pennsylvania S wildlife appeared
in danger of disappearing. He
later became president of the
Pennsylvania Game Commission
and was able to direct the exc
cution of his policies. He fought
vigorously for clean streams and
prevention of soil erosion.
Aided Scout Movement.
Mr.. Phillips conservation in
terests led to his role in organiz-
ing the Boy Scouts of America.
The first troop in Pennsylvania
and one of the first two in the
United States met in Mr.. Phil
lips home. He won the highest
awards the Boy Scouts mad to
offer. including the top English
honor, the Silver Wolf. given
him by Sir Robert Baden-Powell.
Private funeral services will
be held Friday morning with
burial in Pittsburgh's South Side
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-09-08

member of the Executive Com
mittee of the Amateur Athletic
Union of the United States.
Represented Canoe Club.
Mr.. Aronoff represented the
Washington Canoe Club on the
Board of Managers of the D. C.
AAU and was chairman of the
Finance, Redistricting and Tim
ing Committee. He was ,also on
the Redistricting Committee and
vice chairman of the Timing
Committee of the National AAU.
In his younger days, Mr.. Aro-
noff was a boxer and wrestler.
He was sparring partner for Jack
O'Brien in Philadelphia. He was
also tennis player, horseman,
swimmer, tumbler, football and
basketball player and cross
country runner.
Born in Trenton, N. j., he
worked for a shipyard in Phila-
delphia and the Erie Railroad.
He came to Washington in 1911
as secretary to Senator MARITIME,
Democrat, of New Jersey. He
Evening star., 1953-09-08

was correspondent for a number
of New Jersey and Pennsylvania
newspapers on Capitol Hill.
Employed at LOrtOn.
Later. he was business man.
ager of the District of Columbia
penal institutions at Lorton and
Occoquan and an employe of the
FarmeCredit Administration.
Mr.. Aronof had been at the
Government Printing Office since
the late '30s. He was director
of classification there.
Mr.. Aronoff was a member of
Lafayette Masonic Lodge and the
Elks. He was active in Commu-
nifty Chest campaigns and once
Evening star., 1953-09-08
Rites 10 Be Held Today
For Richard {. Enriuht
By the Associated Press

AMITYVILLE, N. Y, Sept. B.
Funeral services will be held here
today for Richard E. Enright,
former New York police commits
sioner, who died last Friday
night.
Mr.. Enright, 80, died in Mead
owbrook Hospital a day after he
suffered injuries in a fall at the
home of a friend.
Mr.. Enright was appointed to
the New York police force in 1896
by Theodore Roosevelt, who then
was New York City police COM
missioner.
In 1918 Mr.. Enright became
commissioner. He served until
1925.
At the time of his death he
was executive head of a private
detective agency.
Evening star., 1953-09-08

played violin in a musical group
here.
Survivors are his widow, Mar
ian; son, Joseph E. Aronoff
Fairfax County, Va, assistant di-
rector of safety service for the
District Chapter of the Red
Cross: his mother. Mrs. Libba
Aronoff. Trenton, and sister,
Miss Alice J. Aronoff, New Bruins
wick, N. j.
Evening star., 1953-09-08
{. Joseph Aronoff, 81,
GP0 Official, Dies;
Sports Leader Here

E. Joseph Aronoff, 81, a prom
inent figure in amateur sports
here and a Government Printing
Office official. died last night of
heart attack at his home, SAT
E street NE.
Mr.. Aronoff was one of the
outstanding promoters and sup
porters of amateur athletic ac-
tivities in Washington and a
qualified official in every branch
of amateur sport.
He was past president, hon.
orary president and present
treasurer of the District of
Columbia Amateur Athletic
Union. He was also chairman of
the Finance Committee and a
Evening star., 1953-09-08

after a ! o n 6
illness. H e r
h u S b and, a
Patent Office
official. die d
in 1912.
Mrs. Ruck-
m a n studied
at the Corco-
ran School of
Ar t. S h e
painted most
ly landscapes
and still life
in oil. S h e
won first prize
Evening star., 1953-09-08
300 Miles to a Gallon

CLEVELAND.-A new diesel
engine weighing only II pounds
will run bicycle 300 miles on a
gallon of gasoline, kerosene, or
diesel fuel oil.
Evening star., 1953-09-08
Mrs. w. 5. Ruckman,
Patent Aides Widow

Mrs. Webster S. Ruckman, 80.
Washington artist, died Sunday
at her. home, 304 West Thorn
apple street, Chevy Chase, Md,
Evening star., 1953-09-08
Good Crop Yields

The best fruit and vegetable
crops in 20 years are reported
in South Africa's Cape Province.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
ia. 8-870O

POCKET and billiard table supplies
Table tennis tables and accessories.
CONN BILLIARD ~ BOWLING
SUPPLY co. $40 9th st. NV. DI
Evening star., 1953-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MARINE OFF. UNIFORMs-o'coat
greens; tan si5e as 3s-4O L.. 81 W..
MATERNITY DRESSES. size "A. all
in excellent condition. DE. 2-5l24.
MATTRESS AND SPRINGS - Twin
size; Simmons: in excellent condi-
tion. EN-. 3-677S.
MATTRESS and spring. dbl. size. S25.
MEMS J cIoTrHING-1a summer and
winter suits; z sport coats, 2 top
$50. LA. 6-7SS6.
MIMEoGkAFH .Isis9 Es MAC MAoHJSE sgr,.s ssctrs
Phone Jefferson 4-4776. 23'
MIXER, concrete and brick mortar.
2-bag capacity excellent cond. VIII
sacrifice at S295. Call Mr.. BEN
MS at Union 4-3147. "a
MOTORS and 1/6, $3.50 to So.
10 to >. after q pm. wkdays. Rear
1925 Taylor st. NV. ia. 9-S573.
MOTOR SCOOTER, SIS; washing
machine, sis; record player, porta-
BILE, SIS; window fan, SO; bunk and
mattress, So; single mattress. 50.
10 4th st. ne.
MOTORS 100 to 100 MP and re-
duction gear 6-44U volts; rewound
exch. CARTY 1903 l4th NO. 7-0224
MOVIE CAMERA. Kodak, Brownie.
s5.mm,: 10, unused So. 10. j.
MOVIE PROJECTOR-I6-m Victor
sound PROTECTOR; cannot be told from
new; S400 value. $l65. EN-. j.
1882.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks. chairs. file
CIRCLE TYPE. Co'. iieii2 i4th NV. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE. only 2 years
old, like new; mans desk. secre-
tarial desk. swivel chair, 4 office
chairs, conference table; reasonably
priced for quick sale. LA. 6-l997,
Evening star., 1953-08-23
BEDRooM-ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL UNTIL z PM. EN-. 2-6G77

BOOKS BOUGHT-Any quantity, anc
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1853 Penna. ave. NV.
ST. 3-669S.
BOOKS. Leaving Washington? Well
buy your books. Wide variety ac-
ceptable. Dependable response, cash
payment, quick truck pickup. RE.
CAMERAS. Movie outf,tsl Only best
types; pay top prices. RE. 7-2434
BRENNER CO, 933 Pa. ave. NV
COINS. autographs. letters. stamp col
leesions; gold; silver; HOBBY SHOP.
CONFERENCE TABLE with or with
out chairs; must be at least S'x31z'
and in good condition. Call ME.
S-0l71 weekdays.
DIAMONDS, gold. silver. We pay
highest cash prices. See US first.
Ask for Mr.. BRoTT. 917 F st. NV.
DTiAaMoNDS oNSIni IjnEiwELRY. of any descrlp-
ton; gold and silver; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
DIAMONDS. gold platinum. etc;
mspTT1 hlshsSt eaSh aHh eric eriGeS ARTHUR
ELECTRICAL EQUIP.-Oman gen
orator. 500 ". or more; AM-FM
to 110-volt inverters, Teletalk inter
CONS. Cash at once. CO. 5-4445.
ENLARGER to take 35 up to 2A;
other darkroom equip. OIL. 4-7420.
FURNITuRE-Win BUY entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
srie-s-brae. Buying and selling for
s. years, HOPWOODe. sth and K
sta A.V, N1 0-k2sf.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR, Philco, 1910 GU.
IT,, ". old; excel cond.; $150.
Call OF. 4-S065. -23
REFRIGERATOR-Gas, in good cond.
Also spring and mattress. in best
cond; Reas, offer. HO. .2-1710.
REFRIGERATOR gas, To-
cuff; full-width freezer, shelves
on door; brand-new condition; used
less than l year; sacrifice for al
most u OF original cost. Call NO.
7-57S6.
REFRIGERAToRS (2). Philco, rs.
across top freezerS and dairy bar,
2 months old; S129 and S14S. EN-.
2-20SS all Sun. and wkdys. after 6,
REFRIGERATOR, Admiral Dual
Temp. good cond. Call before 8
. sTnday SES;G VA; .Ao 3-7ol4.
with 50-lb. freezer chest. $349; sale
price S249, MALONEY'S INC. sl26
Ga ave, Sill. Spg.. JU S-a3a3
REFRIGERATOR, GE, 1851. 2-dr.
sep. freezing compartment: SO Gu.
IT.; perfect cond.; Sl75. EN-. 3-7309.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
ANTIQUES
WANTED

WILL PAY TOP PRICES
CALL JE. 4-1555 ANY TINE DUR
ING THE DAY OR UNTIL II PM
Calls Made Immediately
Evening star., 1953-08-23
STORE FIXTURES

STORE FIXTURES
Assorted counters, phonograph-re
rack, standard cash register, desk
and swivel chair, several nieceS of
radio, TV test. equipment. 9-6 Mon.
through Sat ia. T-1174. 81
STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS, best
aluminium. most sizes for sash.
S19.95 installed. Summer prices on
eaSements; Gaie Is doors t $3.50 Installed.
STOVE-New apt. size, never con-
nected up. Take less than cost. LA.
6-3l74.
STOVE, gas. also. gas refrigerator
good condition; both for S55 or best
offer, Call all day Sun. LU. 1-7761
good; cond owner moving. $50.
STUDIO BED, Longfellow, with boil
SterS and custom made slip cover,
good condition, reasonable. WO.
sTGPiS T!II g cogGH, gSay chest of draysrs. ys
TABLES 80, lined oak. glass tops;
2 end tables, l coffee. New condi-
tion. $45 for all. TU. 2-1775. -23
TABLE. new, drop leaf. solid mahog.,
500; secy.,, $50; good porch .furn.,
reas.: pr. lovely lamps. set dishes.
bric.a-brac. stair carpet. Wo. g.
TABLES. 3. lined oak with glass
top; cocktail and 2 end tables
new condition. WA. 7-9OS2.
mahog. drop-leaf Duncan
Phyfe with drawer, SIS. Call ia.
?: maroon lacquered lamp
and one cocktail table, $50 each,
Call TU. 2-2S5S.
TABLE, glass top, wrought iron, and
chairs: mahogany lamp table, add
ing machine. JE 3-1362 --23
de luxe, handmade. in
genuine Belgian lace; 81 by los
inches: diplomat leaving. Phone
EN-. 3-Q595.
TAPE RECORDER. Webcor, latest
model can't be duplicated at this
low price. owner must sell, call
TU. 2-5057. MIR. FORTIER. -23
Evening star., 1953-08-23
FARM AND GARDEN

VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality, any
quantity; immediate delivery: reas.
Landscapins. LU. 1-5563, any tins.
AZALEAs. Wholesale. retail. j. M.
TsEoma FT0IH, SSiI Pa1k. siiso MS Creek parkEay'
COW MANURE. green and well-rotted
top soil in any quantity that can
be handled with a rake. VIII deliver
vaI1 any nsr time Phone JE: 2-l349. 81:
aAsD2Nd RHfsf2Ps 6allns bYI Ems sFafnr Ju raa44S NE
BULLDOZERS and leaders. for grad
ing, eXcavating and land clearing.
Free estimates. UN. 4-S533; niEhts.
LANDsCXPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil, manure, trees. shrubbery.
azaleas. FOUSE & Bid, JE. 4-O646.
JE 2,2S43: JE. 3-0s7s.
PxGIs 6n TRsE fsRns sERVcR S2 Rp Lo srs. s4s4s :s
ToPSOIL-very good, rich topsoil fof
sonable. Call 10. S-4933. IS
PEACHES, tree ripe; LUcKNoUoH
4FeHARD pfe rom sSsr Fh..qs T Gqs e G0ssY1: s1.:
ceiient Condition; SIS. JU. s-os$S.
H. IL. 10. 20 cubic
IT.. chest and upright. MALONEY'9
INC. Sl26 Ga. ave- Silver Spring.
USED EoUIPMENT-Ford tractor
Massey Harris. NM model z. VAC
Case with mower Economy plow.
l2-in. John Deere plows. 1--f6-tn.
INC plow 70 NH baler. So combine,
Tsp hay chopper PIG mower. 80
Harvester thresher with motor. HM
corn planter manure spreader. eles
vators and garden tractors. MALO.
EEY,S INC Silver Spring. Nd.
POWER MOWERS CLEARANCE, 4o~
of rs, 'S. 90. 81 25, 32 in. Reel
and Rotary types. Set up and servs
iced. MALONEY'S, INC. sl26 Ca.
ave. Silver Spring, JU. S-3333.
!. II. c. CUB, as low a. S745 foe
small farm or estate. MALONEY'A
INC. Silver Spring. Md.
Continued on Next Pago.I
Evening star., 1953-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

FURN.--7-pc, wal. tr. din. rm, set.
dresser. night stand, davenport and
chair. Must sell. HE. 4-S34s.
-&3
FURN. liv. rm. chair,
| roll-a-way bed. lamp. radio, Navajo
rugs, candleSticEs, etc. EN-. 5000
FURN.--Entire furn.. 3-rm. apt, incl
small washer ironer, 20-in. window
fan, Cheap. RA. 6-9433. 23
dale divan S0Sf Chairs, GSn0 rock iRSgd maple
chest Of drawers ABC washer. etc;
also miscel. lumber. JE. 4-1937
--23
FURN.--French veneer dble. bed,
box spring, mattress, dressing table
with lge mirror. ia. 9-40l0. --23
iFURN. HOLLYWOOD bed and mattress.
S25; Kit. table and 4 chairs, $l5;
sofa sofa bed; $40; sofa and chair: So;
bench. s.. il. it, 5-944S. &aS
GARBAGE DISPOSAL. Waste King.
Model $50. brand new. OIL. 2-9l09.
GAS HEATER, ceiling type. 2a25 ,OuO
1877.
GAS MOTOR, . h.p., Clinton. reduc-
tion gear all purpose, peri. cond..
sacr. S25. JU 7-7191, Mon.
GAS RANGE. SO in. white, late model,
fine condition, $40 JU. 9-S555.
GAS RANGES. new, used; repairs.
Oil, coal, wood ranges. ACME
STOVE, l011 7th NV. MA. 8-S952
GAS RANGE. Roper. table top, good
condition; $50. 724 18th st. Sc.
GAS RANGES new, used. $3.50 up;
installation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES, de luxe Tapan. chrome
oven, timer. etc. brand new S249 90
model. S1S5; de luxe Tappan, used
l yr.. orig. $3.50. S155. DU. 7-5463.
GAS RANGE-Magic Chef: 4 burners,
oven, 6roiler oUad ian and st@ storage cempart-
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef, 39"; Dy-
manic upright vacuum cleaner with
attach; Underwood long carriage
Typewriter, Call LO. 5-1239.
GAS RANGE. new, used. all makes
and and sizes Id 50 up s-kisS& <; W., 54 Ben
GAS RANGE-Florence. ) yrs. old :;
S45. BY OWNER, JU. S-3591.
GAS STOVE, Kenmore, less than !
GENERATORS-STARTERS, $50 up;
lge. sSSort;; elec; motor repairs. Both
OLF.CLUBS. 2 woods, 4 irons, lady's
S17 incl bag. XII S-97l4.
GOLF CLUBS. bag, ? woods. 5 irons.
hickory shafts. $40; good cond. Ii.
GOLF CLUBS, full set, McGregor.
MT. irons, never used; also Louise
SuggS irons. so. JU. 5-l252.
G0LF-Surplus irons, soc: woods. 81
also hundreds misc. items, including
tennis, BIB. equipment, ice skates
with shoes. nah. pedestal. white
marble slab; Secy's fine chair, cloth
ing and bric-a-brac. GIG Mass NV.
GOLF CLUBS-Set 4 Kroyden woods,
practically new. reasonable Stube
Motorola auto. radio. reas. ia.
9-6449.
GRILL AND BROMER for restau-
rant. gas, S75. DU. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANo--weber grand. excel cond,,
5 it.. ! inch. $500 or best offer.
PIANOS. piano benches at bargain
prices. We have large stock of
used,tDn used piano benches IN 1ow exsellsnt
CAMPBELL Music Co. li0s G st.
NV. DI. 7-S464. -29
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets con-
soles and grands. at moderate rates.
with option to buy If wanted; haul
ing. extra, JORDAN'S. corner 18th
and G SITS. NV. tsT. $4,000 and
S JU sIiSS eNSa sSf Silver SUTE spfng sste@s stors
from 1880 to pm. at night.
PIAN0S-Are you looking for a good
practice piano? Then buy from us.
We guarantee all our pianos; Wur-
right and others. Prices range from
Sl65 up. During Aug. our terms are
!; cAMESEEL 4 Il MY Music CO. iI1OS 6 Isl st:
buy on easy terms? We are offering
special terms during the month of
August on all pianos: 10fe down
and 3 yrs. to pay. Your. Investment
of SIS per wk. on a good piano will
come. CAMPBELL Music CO. i16S
g st, nv. DI. ,7-S464 -29
PlANOS--Wants bargain?. Then get
the best. We have a Kimball stud o
upright that sells regularly for SS35
reduced to S725. This instrument
Is like new and carries a full new
piano guarantee 1t will pay you to
see this piano before you buy. Conv.
terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO..
110S G st. NV, DI. 7-S464. 20
PIANOS-Baldwin, Acrosonlc. spinet
and console models; designed built
and guaranteed by Baldwin. Equip.
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blow
action; wide variety case deSigns
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
925 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

rELEPHONE-Havs your own pri-
vate telephone with call Bell Sys-
tenn. Good for mile or more. Use
only l wire. Very economical. OPP
crates on 2 doorbell batteries. 2-desk
model upright Kellogg telephones
and 100 #. heavy weather-proof
telephone wire, only SS. Less than
half the orig. value; will demon
strate. AID. 4-S172.
TELEVISIONS--Majestic 2I-in., s
wks. old; also Motorola. 17-in.
Owner leaving town, will sariflce.
ia. 9-55S2.
RCA 21-inch, pert.
nnnn "A RnnE
Evening star., 1953-08-23
FURN. SALE

Beds. So; bunk beds, So: dresser
s.: chest. $40; wardrobe. So; studio
rocker. $3.50; lamps. pictures. mir
rors. 81; end tables. $3.50: coffee
tables. 50 so; bookcases. $3.50 up;
buffet, So; what-not. $3.50; break
fast set, so; breakfast table,
$50; odd chairs. ST. utility eabi-
net. 81 Other bargains. Open
Sundays. ewes till T. BELL KINDS.
81" E. Capitol st. Ii. 4-96SS.
FURN.-Must sac. compl. furnishings
for l-bedrm. apt; above average;
apt. can be rented by purchaser.
NO. 1887. "a
FURN. = Lamps, tables, mahogany
dinette set, washing machine; very
reasonable RA 3-a333 -23
FURN.--Simmons Hide-a-hed, coffee
table, : end tables, chest of drawers,
once desk. chrome chairs, sofa,
matching chair. tank vac. cleaner.
Eeas. IA. 7-7l0s, Ia
FURN.-Heda nm suite, sood condition.
S-pc, and rocker. $50. Call AP.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
FURNITURE SALE
WAREHOUSE PRICES
FURNITURE

Must be sold. Sofa-bed.
S25; studio couch, S35: love seat.
SO: sofa and club chair in broca-
telle, S120: occasional chairs, S12;
boudoir chairs, $14; desks, S12;
chest OF. drawers, $40: washstand.
and mirror, S10;. round oak table.
SIS; porcelain top table and 4 chairs,
SO; ANTIQUE sofa and 5 chairs, S36;
Lawson chair, $50: child's desk and
chair, So; coil springs, So: library
table. So; card table, ST.: Early
marble-top chest, $40: marble-top
ANTIQUE table, So; beige and blue
figured rug, SS: pedestal. 50: round
piano stool. So: Victorian sofa,
$3.50: end table, So; bookcase, So;
marble-top hall rack; S12; buffet,
$40; bookcase and desk combination,
SIS; sofa beds, $50. 2447 18th ST..
n " co h-120n -23
Evening star., 1953-08-23
MlscELLANEous FOR SALE

WASHING MACHINE. Monitor, apt.
WAsHiNG MACHINE. Bendix. $$5.
WAsHfNG MACHINE. Kenmore. per-
feet condition. $50. ia. 9-6693.
WATER SOFTENER. Permuttit; larg-
est home size; new condition: cost
$lS5; price. S100. Dark Run Farm,
wEIL-W4AiTTEHRa PUMP, tanks. BUCK bucket
a-day stove and Janitrol gas heat
WINDOW. steel easement. ideal for
bedroom: Good condition. painted.
WfNDsoWVf 3 SASH. used: good dOu-
bic hung; Is sizes: S1.50 to So
pair pair depending on size. 1913 Will
WORK BENCH, H. bolted Ia ta; tosetheT. heToGD has
microscope. 200 power. Book of
Knowledge with IL ANIMALS. VAL
packs. Lett-handed mans golf clubs,
seven, with canvas bag All in excel
lent condition. 1895 South Abingdon,
AArlinston. In No. darlington, Apt.
WHIRLPOOL automatic washing ma
chine; like new; $175: Philco So
cubic-ft. refgr.. good cond.. SIS;
Motorola TV. good cond;, $50: lawn
mower, new, $40. 10. S-701S.
yONlNG TO air conditioned apart
ment. Must sell three room air cor
ton, 1l5 ". so cy., / PHI, 81 amps.
S125 Carrier Model 51-J-2, q
ton, 230 ", so cy., l-ph.. "a amps.
S175; Carrier Model 5l-E-3, a
ton. 115 W. so cy., / ph., IL q
amps amps; Ss2so $50. Phone after 8 pm.
WILL TRADE over $500 worth Ho-
gauge model railroad equipt., parts
and library. or like value in good
camera enlarger, etc: or will trade
fair cash offer; JE. 3-1964.
model, with ant. S1T9 or best offer
EN-. 2-2O8S, all Sun, after 6 wk
Evening star., 1953-08-23
GROCERIES

New fresh. national brands: some
labels torn, some dented, some per.
feet; ideal boarding houses, restau-
rants; below wholesale in any guam
tity. 435 K st. NV. Free parking.
GUNS-I2-gauge Marlin pump. $45;
12-gauEe double barrel. S35: 20
gauge single barrel, SIS. LA. 6-257l.
GUN-Colt's Woodsman; match. tar
get; 6-inch barrel; like new; $40.
JA. 2-S062
GUN for sale. single barrel. IL ga.
Price. Sl5 Call AP 7-32hS
Evening star., 1953-08-23
STORE OF WASH.

LUMBER-Quantity Of pine 2x6. 2x8
and 2x10.. In 10. IL, IA and 16 It.
lengths; dry. not planed: SS5 per
1000 It. Also sheathing lumber at
$50 per 1000 it.. green from mill
some dry. Will take orders for saw
lumber from mill Oak, poplar and
hickory. Prices reas. We deliver at
above. prices, Phone LO. 5-39I7, ask
fnr Mr. Raann On