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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GLOVER PARK or vicinity bed.
must be avail. Nov. /. JE. 3-1040.
NV. AREA-3-bedrm. unfurn. house,
family of 4. Will move into immed.
Max. 500. Call RA. 6-2175 after
$50 wkdays or Box GOV. Star. g."
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APTS. UNFURNlSHED-D. c.

COLoRED-BEST NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe ST., Apt. 305-Two rms,
kit. and bath; h.-w.h; Jan. res.
ldry. rn1., play area. See Jan. $40. so
mo. LISS REALTY CO., NE. S-666S
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ROYAL TRANsFER-we will move
you by job or Sc mr.; 6 rms. as low
MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H.
HILLS TRANsFER-Any day or hr.
small and large Jobs; trained men:
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION sTOR-
AGE 4SS H. CO.; NC Established 1905
beaches esp. s. L. MORRIS, 451O
18TH st. NV. Call To. 2-115O after
ARE You MOVING to California or
to some other. Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma. S-4S52.
EDELMAN, MOVING AND STORAGE;
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-1416.
&c
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HEAR YE,

Have you heard about the new one
and two bedrm. apis. at 760 Chesa-
peake st. Sc. Excellent room sizes,
good closets. attractive entrance and
unusual brick treatment in public
halls. Rentals S65 and $3.50 plus
SHANNON & LUC1S CO., 1908 H
st n ". MA S-2345 q
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BELLE VIEW
WHERE TOWN AND

WHERE TOWN AND
COUNTRY MEET
ONLY 20 MINUTES FROM
DOWNTOWN D. C.
/, 2 AND 3 BEDROOM APIS.
RENTALS INCLUDE UTHS.
The living Is far better at
BELLE VIEW but the COST is
no higher than that of a
modern city aoartment.
LOG ATED IN THE BELLE
HAVEN UNTRY CLUB
AREA, lust of the lovely
Potomac. Large rooms, smartly
designed, cross ventilation,
fire-proofed. off-street parking
Fairgrounds, shopping center.
No industries, r.r. or nuisances
Of any kind. School located
on premises. Excellent bus
service.
On Mt. Vernon blvd, 1 mile
south of Alexandria. va.
Rental Manager on Premises
Hours: Daily, $40 A.M.-6 PM.
Saturday, $3.50 AMI PM.
Gives. by Appt., South 9-SOO1 y
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MANOR PARK

Det. brick bungalow. in Al shape;
containing liv. rm.. din. rnl., equip.
kit, 2 bedrms.. modern tile bath,
huge bsmt. with outside entr. to
large yard: garage; attic partially
finished: aluminium storm windows,
gas h.-w.h.; convenient to schools
and expr. transp. Call Mr.. (DobbS)
Dobrowolski for appt.
Elk. SALTS 10: s-s?ss
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MODERN BUILDING

MODERN BUILDING
Second commercial, 373S 10th st.
n.e.-Main floor. 1870 feet; base
ment. 15x35 feet; 36-car parkina
area; suitable for any enterprise.
RENT S125 PER MONTH
Gall Mr.. ROSENBERG anytime, Tay-
lor 9-263S, RIA. 3-115S.
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EMERSON GARDENS

Apt. /. 1902 Emerson st.. Hyattsville
Md. lovely 2-bedrm. unit. "a blk
of r. !. ave-: cow. to schools. stores
and transp.; $95 incl. utils. UN.
4-3500.
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APIS. UNEURNIsHEp-p. G. |
4s3 Orange st. Sc.

Apt. 8, one-bedrm. unit, completely
redec.; conv. to Boiling Field, stores,
schools and transp.; S72.50 incl
utils. 10. 2-37S3.
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1918 4th st. Sc.

Apt. 2, lovely 2-bedrm. unit, 20 min
downtown via S. Capitol Bridge
$90.5O. 10. 2-37s3.
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MD
TOP

Value for your dollar: Attrac. frame
and shingle bungalow on spacious
lot Three bedrms., living rm., din
ing rIn. and family kitchen with s.
It. retgr. and auto. washer. 3716
ingalls, ave, Landover Estates. Md
S105. Available now. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, Ma.
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APIS. UNFURN.-vA. Ccons. J

APT. 1st n: vic. Glebe
I'd. and Lee hwy: $105 mo. incl. All
utils.; laundry facilities. ia. 4-13OO,
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PRIVATE ENTR., RADIANT HEAT
TV ATHENA. FAIRGROUNDS
Apply Mon. Through Sat, q to &
Sundays. Noon to 8. IA. $4,000
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AMERICAN UNIV PIX

NEAR MASS. AVE.
Attractive 3-bedrm., 1Is-bath brick
Colonial in immaculate condition.
Secluded. screened living porch, ga
rage. completely charming garden.
property. Once open til q.
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-o4O0
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CLEVELAND PARK
q plOpkc - Gk A,a,.pr

2 Blocks to st. AIMS
semldst; s,I scs brick home. Wide side han
separate din. rrn.. den and attr. kit
with dinette, 4 hedrms. and bath ON
End H.; oil h.-w. heat. Clean home
and. reasonably priced. Shown By
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2oOB
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Wayne Terrace Apis.
$72.50 includes all utilities. i-bedrm
apt, sep. din. rm., foyer; newl!
redec.: in Congress Heights. 10. =
1055, 10. 2-5415. -
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A CHANCE
OF A LIFETIME
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

HOME AND INCOME-1l-rm., S-b.
Ndet. cor; so. Walter Reed. conv.
800; SIP. 800 equity. Consid farm or
any thing free of mortR. JU. 6-5533.
Ee
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MoVlNe, PAcKING. sToRAGE

SMI: APT; pvt. bath: furn., unfurn.
walking dist. to 18th and Penna.
NV; reas. Box 196-V, Star. Sc
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WALLER GARDENS

and section Of this mod. new garden
type apt. DEVELOPMENT, nearing com
pletion. See sample apt. at 10QS
Wahler pl. Sc, agent on rrenaiEes'
and 2 bedrm. units. SS6 so and
e5 incl utils.. 20. a-S5s7 O. 20.
"~00"
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Monroe Nelson Apis.
SPACIOUS, DE LUXE
3-BEDROOM APTS.

81 so, all utilities furnished. For in-
forma ton, call OV. 3-5173 or TIE.
6-9272. Commonwealth and Monroe
aves.. Alexandria. Va,
Evening star., 1953-03-22

Miss Mary Eugenia Chase.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Rowland Chase, was married yes
terday to Mr.. Samuel Eliot Guild.
jr. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guild of Boston. The cere-
mony took place at the George
town Presbyterian Church. with
DR.. Albert Joseph Mccartney
officiating. A reception followed
at the Sulgrave Club.
Maid Of honor was Miss Ellen
Guild and best man was Mr..
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Miss Chase Is Married

Thurlow M. Prentice. jr. Brides
maids were the Misses Frances
Mckee Dunn and Elizabeth
George Foulke. Ushers were the
Messrs. William Amory. James
Amory and Pvt. Hugh Amory.
Also serving as ushers were the
Messrs. Henry r. Guild, jr., and
William Poland.
The bride was graduated from
Bryn MaWr and Mr.. Guild at
tended Harvard University. He
now is serving with the United
States Navy.
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Hosts at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. william o. B.
Hillman Of North Arlington were
hosts at a dinner party on Sun
day In honor of Mrs. r. T. Hill
man OF Los Angeles, Calf, their
house guest. Others present in
eluded Mr.. and Mrs. j. York
Welborn Of Arlington and Mr.,
and Mrs. H. e. Welborn of
Crawford, Colo,
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Richmond Visitors

Mrs. Delmege Trinble and
her daughter Adair, who is .
student at st. Agnes School, are
spending q few days in Rich
mond with Mrs. w. w. Archer.
Mrs. Trimble's mother, Mrs.
Edward Gilchrist. from Janrey.
N. H.. Is a guest at the Trimble
home In Fairfax.
Evening star., 1953-09-03
Reprimond Due Admiral Duke
For Part in Lewd Show Inquiry

ishment"-a letter of the type
sent Admiral Duke and fined
5000.
But those actions do not COM
plete the story.
Capt. A. E. Buckley, Key West
air station commandant, has
been sent a letter of intent to
reprimand" from Admiral Duke.
Similar letters have gone to
several other officers who wit
messed what a chaplain described
as the "lewd and laScivious"
show.
Five Others Convicted.
A chief petty officer who acted
as master of ceremonies" an
enlisted man who helped pro-
mote the show and three others
who aided in the performance by
a female dancer have been con-
victed by courts martial.
The trouble all began with a
movement to help raise $4,000
for Key West charities. Someone
suggested the showing of some
spicy" films at a smoker. City
authorities readily agreed that
it was wonderful idea.
But, after the smoker, some
complained the films were too
tame.
Arrangements were quickly be-
gun for second event.
Hearing of this, Chaplain
Greer Imbrie complained to
Capt. Buckley. The commandant
gave oral orders that the Navy
should have nothing to do with
the second smoker.
But the second show went on.
The chaplain wrote a letter to
the Navy department here.
Informal Investigations were
begun at Key West. A top Penta-
gon official said a formal board
of inquiry should have been
convened Immediately.
Evening star., 1953-09-03
By John A. Giles

Secretary Of the Navy Robert
B. Anderson has advised Rear
Admiral Irving T. Duke he in
tends to give him q reprimand
for his handling Of an investiga-
ton of the staging of a lewd
show and strip-tease dance at
Key West, Fla.
Admiral Duke. commander Of
Key West Naval Base at the
time, has since been ordered to
command a Pacific cruiser divi-
sion but department spokesmen
maintained his transfer-after
II months in Florida-had moth
ing to do with the charity
smoker"
The Secretary also has sent
similar advice to the admirars
legal officer, 1t. Comdr. Benia-
min H. Berry. The commander
now is on duty here.
Admiral Duke and Comdr.
Berry under the law, have the
opportunity to protest. The Sec
retary might not go through
with the action if he deems their
appeals justified. Mr.. Anderson
took exception to their handling
of the investigation after the
show, staged in the city of Key
West.
Held AZ Days.
Specifically, they received the
letters as a result of the conf1ne-
ment of 1t. Comdr. Jerry Nc
Daniel, because of the alleged
aid he gave the arrangers of the
show. Comdr. Mcdaniel was
held AZ days virtually incom-
municado without a. charge be-
ing filed against him and while
Navy brass scratched their heads
as to what the charge should be.
Comdr. Mcdaniel since has
been given "non-judicial pun
Evening star., 1953-09-03
Wiley Derides Talk
OF Allied Split Over
Indian Role in Korea
By the Assoeioted Press

Senator Wiley, Republican. Of
Wisconsin, said last night that
differences of opinion in the
United Nations debate over In
dia'S participation in the Korean
peace conference did not sepa-
rate the allied nations.
"All this talk that we're sepa-
rated from our allies and they're
separated from u.s." Senator Wi
ley said, greatly exaggerates
the differences"
India was Britain's candidate
for neutral" negotiator at the
conference, but India withdrew
Just before a final vote that
would have defeated it's bid.
Thinks Reds Took "Lickin'
X Senator Wiley, who made his
comments on the ABC radio pro-
gram "Crossf1re," attended the
recent session Of the U. Ms. Po-
litical Committee and General
Assembly as a member of the
United States delegation.
Senator Wiley said some Of
those who led the fight for India
told him that they "were might
lily relieved" that the dispute
ended as it did.
Asked whether the Russians
might be jubilant at having
created at last a split in West
ern unity, Senator Wiley re-
piled that they were not.
They felt they had taken a
licking" he added.
Stands on Earlier Statement.
Senator Wiley was asked
about a recent quotation at
tributed to him in which he
said Americas hydrogen bomb
was so powerful that one
dropped on Chicago would de-
stroy Milwaukee, some 80 miles
away. (The Government has not
announced that the United
States has the hydrogen bomb.
On August 19 the United States
countered a Russian claim of
a hydrogen explosion with a
statement that this country
produced a similar reaction
more than two years ago.
Senator Wiley replied that he
had been quoted from what was
supposed to have been an off,
the-record news conference in
Milwaukee. August 8.
part of that should not have
been said," he declared. But it
was said, and I will stand on it."
Evening star., 1953-09-03
Chile Permits Export
Of Copper to Reds
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept. g.
President Carlos Ibanez last night
signed a decree permitting expor-
tation Of strategic materials to
Iron Curtain countries. The de-
cree abolisheS existing restric-
tions on such shipments.
Economy Minister Rafael Ia
rud explained that since fighting
in Korea has ended, it no longer
is necessary to maintain restric-
tions injurious to Chilean inter-
eSts. Copper is Chil's principal
export product.
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Personal Incomes Hill
Record S28S Billion
BY the Assoeioied Press

The personal income of Ameri-
cans was at a record rate of $288
billion a year in July-more
than SIS billion higher than in
June.
Climbing payrolls of private
industry accounted for virtually
the entire increase, the Com
merce Department reported yes
terday. Farm income and Gov
ernment payrolls were little
changed.
For the first seven months OF
1858. the report said, personal
income was at a $284 billion
annual rate, or Z per cent higher
than in the same period of last
year.
This made it appear probable
that 1853 would set an all-time
record for personal income.
The term personal income
as used by the department en-
Evening star., 1953-09-03
Vepco Plans Addition
To Plant Near Quontico
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. s.
The Virginia Electric & Pow
er Co. will build a SIC million
addition to it's steam plant at
Possum Point, near Quantico,
President Jack G. Holtzclaw said
yesterday.
The Possum Point addition
will add 100000 kilowatts to the
power output there, Mr.. Holtz-
claw said.
Evening star., 1953-09-03
KnowIand Opposes Trade
To Put Red China in U.N.
BY the Assoeiossd Press

SEOUL, Sept. 3.-United
States Senator William r.
Knowland said today he would
oppose. admitting Red China to
the United Nations in trade for
a unified Korea.
The majority leader from
California was asked at a press
conference if he would be willing
to make the trade and replied
without hesitation:
IT would not"
Senator Knowland has been
in Korea five days.
He conferred with South Ko-
rean President Syngman Rhee.
He declined to disclose any Of
their conversations, but said:
Il have a personal conviction
South Korea will live up to the
armiStice agreement"
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braces wages and salaries, in
come from rents, proprietorships
and partnerships. dividends and
interest and other types Of in
dividual income.
Most Of the rise in industrial
payrolls to an annual rate of
$167.5 billion occurred in the
textile, clothing. shoe and other
soft goods" manufacturing in
duStries.
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Monday Is Deadline
For Entries in Board
|0f Trade Competition
tcontinued .Fron, Pare R-1.l

Se@A y
the owner. No limit as to the
number Of structures for which
awards may be given has been
iixed. In the 1949-50 competi-
tion. l6 submissions received
awards. including a sign.
More than $500 persons were
invited in December to take part
In this 18th biennial competition.
From the submissions sent to
the Board of Trade and these
can include structures from
throughout the washington
Metropolitan Area-the judges
will make an initial elimination, I"
Mr.. Goodman said. with the
field narrowed, they will then
make personal inspection trips
to the flnalists."
Mr.. Goodman explained that,
based on interest already shown,
the number Of entries may sur
pass the total in 1850 of 224 SUBJ
missions from 90 firms or in
dividuals. These new and re-
modelled structures included
among the winners: the Hotel
Dupont Plaza, the Church Of
st. Clement in Alexandria, Viers
Mill and Rolling Terrac ce
schools; the CreStview Apart
ments and several other COM
mercial stores and residences.
I'm conducting these architec-
tural awards every two years., =
MIR. Goodman said, "tne Board
Of Trade is reaffirming its sup
port of a better appreciation of
Evening star., 1953-01-31
Wood Frome Can Help Solve
IPIoster-C Cracking Problem

you can run the InOlding down
to the baseboard or you can cut
away the Dashboard and run
the molding to the door. You
will have to decide which would
look the best in your own case.
The next Iteration is the
painting Of the moldinS. This
should never be In any color
other than q match for the trim
in the room! The radiator should
also be the same color as that
used in the room.
The best method for securing
the nnolding properly Is to use
Evening star., 1953-01-31

long, thin wire nails with small
heads and to be sure to get the
nails through the plaster and
well into the wood frame behind
it. # this is not done, the wood
may spring away from the wall
and tear out a large piece Of
plaster when it does so.
The molding should not touch
the radiator. but should be at
least a quarter-inch away from
it. Corners should be mitered
and neatly and accurately cut.
Released by the Bell syndicate. Inc.)
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=
HEADS ULI UNIT-Robert
b. Garrabrant ,(abOve) has
been named secretary of the
industrial Council of the Ur-
ban Land Institute. ULI is,
a private research Organiza-
ton affiliated with the Ma
tiOnal Association Of Real Es-
tate Boards. MIR. Garrabrant
has been assistant manager
Of the United States Chamber
Of Commences Construction
and Civic Development De-
partment.
Harris Ewing Photo.
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crack and eventually drop of
around the rim. Even where
metal beading has been used
along the edge, this is liable to
occur.
It has been found that the
best cure for this. household
problem lies in setting a wood
frame or molding around the
recess IN which the radiator Is
installed.
In doing this job there are one
or two things to consider be-
fore you start the work. First,
Evening star., 1953-01-31

good architecture In the Wash
ington Metropolitan Area"
Late submissions should be
sent to the Committee on Archi-
lecture and Architectural
Awards, Washington Board of
Trade, Room 204. Star Building,
Washington 4, D. c. Full details
on the regulations are available
from Mrs Marie Rogers at the
Board Of Trade Offices, Sterling
S.3535. >4e..s >.
Evening star., 1953-01-31
By DoueIos Tuomey

One of the frequent COM
plants made by homeowners
who insist on good maintenance
in their house is, that the edges
Of the plaster around 8 recessed
radiator continues to chip away
and cause an unsightly spot in
an otherwise well-kept home. s
The reason is simply that the
continual expansion and con-
traction resulting from the radi-
ator being alternately hot and
then cold causes the plaster to
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only
s32,5())

DRIVE OUT Mass. Ave. to 18th.
ST., then right one block to Pan
Ness, and right one block to 45fh.
Or, 60 OMf Wisconsin Ave. MI.
to Van Ness ST., turn left on Van
Ness, then left again on 45fh to
nesC hOmes-prOfecfed on all sides
BY the Sscedish Embassy, the res
ervOir and a park.
Evening star., 1953-01-31

LUXURY FEATURES FOR LIFELONG PLEAS.
8URE AND COMFORT: The covered front porch is
sraced with beautiful ornamental iron ratings and sup
ports. There's charming entrance hall; big spacious
living with picture window and freplace
separate family-size dining room The kitchen is
dream with natural birch cabinets, Santas paper,
bnn and range, 1O-cuft. refrigerator, electric
garbage disposer, and an exhaust fan.
There's pine-paneed recreation room, screened
porch attached GARAGE and large storage attic with
buIt-in exhaust fan and permanent stairway.
Each of the three bedrooms is large enough to take
twin BEDS and each has sIiding-door closet. The
big baths lovely, with coIored ceramic tile and the
newest fixtures These homes all have gas AC
heat and all are beautifully finished, right down to the
last exquisite detail. COME SEE THEM.
ss E0Nl staANlS Rlt nep s
Evening star., 1953-01-02
SALESLADY

Opening for top notch; exper.; ready
to-wear saleslady. Enjoy selling quail
ity fashion merchandise. Excel. op-
portunity for high earnings; liberal
discounts on purchases. Paid vaca-
tions and other company benefits.
MEMS SHOP North Highland and
Fairfax dr. Arl Va 4
Evening star., 1953-01-02
THE EVENING STAR
swTTCHBoARD oPERAToR. 3 to /

14OL ChA6s 6FGs NV.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. 8 to II
work. good wages. meal. insurance.
Permanent. Apply Manager. CAR
LYLE HOTEL. North Capitol and
TEACHER-Experienced in nurser,
school. Must meet Maryland State
ETsGuirements; req Hours to IL am
TEACHER - Experienced nursery
snsass' snsdiasely. MRS, BETHEA' EN-
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. expert
enced. Apply HOTEL RALEIGH,
18th and Pa. ave.. Mrs. Boswell.
TYPIST. young lady for construction
office. Experience helpful but not
essential. 5-day week. good salary
s ana pleasant surroundings. Cali
TYPIsT-.Good typist for downtown
Transcription from anne1i aatographs oS't5Gn give
training and experience and tndi-
68-s, Star. 4
WAITRESS, colored, capable Of man
aging restaurant. Apply 1928 18th
st. NV. between 11-5 daily. 3
MATTRESSES. apply SENATE INN,
5704 Marlboro pike s.e. q
WAITRESS-Experienceu. age 25 to
30. all night work, apply after
i pm. daily. 2506 14th St.. NV. $
WAITRESS, exper., for family dinner
trade; hrs, $40 to 9:30 pm: excel.
earnings. STONE HOUSE INN, Four
Corners. Silver Spring. Md. 3
WAITRESS. white: excellent position
tor experienced, neat and reliable
worker; 5-day week; earnings. $50
or more weekly. Apply WAGSHAL' S
DEL1CATESSEN, 1855 Mass. ave.
NV. z ="
WAITRESS, exper., for delicatessen
restaurant; prefer Alexandria resi-
dent. Apply DUKE DELICATESSEN,
Shirley.Duke shopping center, Alex,
XII, S-2S95. A
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FILE CABINETS

FILES-4-DRAWER
Shaw-Walker, S15.75 complete; from
top agencies proc. D. C. SURPLUS
SALES Ill New Jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-02
HElP-WoNaEN

SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, exper. drug
store fountain; 5-day week, no Sun
days or nights. Apply o719 Georgia
ave.
STENOGRAPHER, for law ONCE; no
legal exper. necessary; 6-day wk. |;
pleasant working conds. $40 Ma
tional Press Bldg. "a
Evening star., 1953-01-02
DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU, YOU VISIT
SAVINGS OF 900 TO 500 ON NEW
SAMPLE CLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT
THESE BARGAINS.
Solid lined oak extension table and
leaf and 4 chairs. was $3.50. now
$57 .50;, finest quality junior blond
wax %as 'ssss sss5, eSS's noW 'sss9 s5 50; @ genuine
mahogany drop-leaf table Duncan
Phyfe style, was $3.50, now S32 90;
mahogany or maple extension dinette
table and leaf and chairs, was
$6950. now S47.50; many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Open Thursday till 8 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
DISPLAY GONDOLAS. excel. for
aisle merchandising; very reaS.
WHEATON PHARMACY. 11401 Ga.
DTfIrtafoSFst ayeiI t2 SsseoSf al types. hand and
CO i43l Z. Capitol st. Ii. 3-0082.
Electric LAWN MOWER-Shower
STALL complete; miscel. garden and
hand tools; lawn chairs. JU. 9-S225.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, $3.50
or best offer. Call 10. 2-7335 after
FfLfNG Z + ,m; cAB1NETs-steel. 4 drawer,
$37 so each; also single draWer
legal size: s. each; ds,s safe, mosch. moslsi'
and Single PEDESTAL executive type
See at 2O19 14th st. NV. 8 to s
daily .