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\NO11t1A1ucQ CIOIu c41SG FdSc.l
ton libraries. He said it would
be completed within a week and
would go into the connection of
the authors with various Com
munist-front organizations.
Indicating that he was not
blaming Secretary of State
Dulles or Information Director
DR.. Robert L. Johnson for the
injudicious removal of books.
Senator Mccarthy said:
1.-THE housecleaning in the
State Department is not yet
complete. There are enough of
the old Acheson crowd hanging
on that they might, I can under
stand, place a ridiculous inter-
probation on such orders"
The State Department, mean
while, maintained a cautious si-
lence in the face of revelations
that at least six confidential de-
partment directives have been
issued between February 10 and
June 81. resulting in the removal
of works by more than 40 au-
thorS.
One spokesman said the re-
port backed up the State De-
partment claim that the direc-
tives were broad enough to per-
NIT wide discretion by individ-
ual library directors. The impli-
cation all along has been that
any possible blame for carrying
out the program should be shift
ed to the field personnel.
No Of1lcial Comment.
No oficial comment was forth
coming from DR.. Johnson, who
has consistently ducked queries
from newsmen since the begin
ming of the library row. There
has been no indication that the
wall of secrecy built up around
the series of State Department
directiveS will be relaxed in the
light of the Times report.
The survey indicated that, at
this point. books by 16 specific
authors are being removed by
directive as we'll as others whose
content is considered objection
able. Apart from avowed Com
munists, the principal ground for
banning authors is apparently
their refusal. under protection of
the Fifth Amendment of the
Constitution, to discuss any Com
munist affiliations with Federal
investigators.
Sequence Of Directives.
Here is the sequence of State
Department policy directives, as
reported in the Times survey:
February ia general di-
rective governing use of pro-
Communist material that i'm
pressed most library directors as
extremely loose" In one case,
it appeared to involve screening
of hundreds Of thousands Of
books and more than a million
periodicals by embassy person.
mel. r.
March TIA Qualification, di-
recting that mater produced by
Communists or their agents or
Sympathizers should be used
with great care and when re-
sponsible persons judge them to
be an effective way-an unques-
tionably effective way-to con-
found international communism
with its own words, to expose its
fallacies and refute its doc
trineS."
AS for periodicals. the same
directive ordered withdrawal of
ANY individual issues contain
ing any matter detrimental to
United States objectives. .
Periodicals which repeatedly
publish international Commu-
mist propaganda have no place
in the program and cannot be
used"
The directive ordered that
"all Communist authors. any
publication continually publish
ing Communist propaganda and
questionable material lending
undue emphasis to Communist
personalities and their state
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ments" should be banned, along
with authors who obviously fol-
low the Communist line or par
ticipate in Communist front or
ganizations."
RefuSals to Answer Noted.
April 28-A directive calling
for removal of works by authors
who have cited the protection OF
the Fifth Amendment when
called on to testify before con-
gressional committees about
their political affiliations.
May 13-A directive specifical-
ly relating the cleanup program
to the work of Senator McCar-
thy's Investigations subcommit-
tee. Witnesses who had refused
to testify were automatically or
the prescribed list. Their books
will be Immediately removed
from information center library
collections If contained therein.
the directive said.
May 15-Orders urgently ban
ming the destruction of book:
removed from the libraries. AL
books removed were hencefortt
to be stored pending further Or
ders. This directive was appar.
emily prompted by reports to the
Department that a small number
Of books had been burned ir
Sydney. Australia. and in Singa-
pore. These reports were subse-
quently denied. The Times sur.
vey revealed. on the other hand
that many" books and periodi-
Gals had been burned or scrappec
for pulping at the library ir
Tokyo before the May directive
Lost Directive Secret.
The directive also advised that
mo periodicals now being sent
by the department to informa.
ton center libraries are known
to repeatedly publish interna.
tional Communist propaganda
and no existing United States
Information Service financed
subscriptions are being Cancelled
except by field request at the
expiration Of present subscrip-
tions."
The final directive in the Sc
ries, which reached some centers
as late as last Saturday, was
classified as secret and no in
formation was unearthed on II
by The Times.
The 16 authors. banned in one
Of the directives. included many
who had refused to testify before
congressional committees. With
out mentioning their specific
works. the list included:
James s. Allen (Sol Auer-
bach). Herbert Aptheker. Millen
Brand, Earl Browder, Howard
Fast. Philip s. Foner. Helen
Goldfrank (Helen Kay or Kolo-
day., William Gropper. Dashiell
Hammett. Donald Henderson
julius H. Hlavaty. William Marx
Mandel, Lawrence K. Rosinger
Morris U. Schappes, Bernard j
Stern and Gene Weltflsh.
Books Listed by Titles.
Among the several hundred
books that have been removed
from one or more of the infor-
nation Libraries, the Times
survey turned up the following
titles:
A Documentary History of the
Jews in the United States,
1854 1875, by Morris u
Schappes.
American Medical Practice, by
Bernhard j. Stern.
Americas Far Eastern Policy. by
Thomas A. Bison.
Anthology Of American Poetry
by Alfred Kreymborg.
A Pageant Of American Humor,
edited by Edwin Seaver.
Apple Pie for Lewis, by Helen
Kay (Helen Goldfrank).
A Rising Wind-A Report on the
Negro Soldier in the European
Theater Of War. by Walter
White.
HAttle HYMN Of China hu Arnac
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FOUND

BIFOCAL GLASSES, found between
parked cars on Lanier pl. NV. Con-
tact MR.. KLEIN. CO. 5-7659. 1850
GLASSES. fancy rims, in brown leather
case. In front Of Munsey Bldg. JU. g.
S912. after 8 pm.
ROSARY. silver. on st. NV. JE. g.
2153.
SPANIEL, black male. white spot under
tail. Vic. Wis. and Warren, Sunday.
EN-. 3-91S7.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

CAPE, l black broadtail,. large size;
good cond. $50. OIL. 4-0965.
CARRIER, % console. cool large room.
bragain at $3.50. Call MA. 5696 .
CARRIAGE, Hedstrom twin, new, light
and dark gray comb; will sacrifice;
pad incl. 10. 4-0S9S.
CHAIRS, 500: new and used; very
low prices. Call JACK, NO. 1885.
CHAIR. club. green slip cover: good
cond; bookcase and floor lamp. both
antique; Best offer. EN-: 2-S646.
CHANDELIERS. new shipment iust
arriyed: Large selection Of imported
to save You Soc. and morsi si7s
WAsHTfNSoTNoN f:S''S Art oAIIEsRf2s Z sRfss'
722 18th st. NV.
CHESTS, imported hand-carved cam
chow benches. Harrison S-7sis. anu
CHESTS, new, maple finish, 5 draw
ers, 26x43. S19.75: 3 drawers,
26x2S, Sl4.75. AID. 2-954o.
CHEST OF DRAWERS, 4 dustproof
drawers. maple hardwood: peri.
cond. DU. 7-642S, JU. 9-3102. Il
CHINA; moving: hand painted; many
patterns; wall plates. bowls, etc.
DE; 2-l529 after L am;
Hayiland: silver ware, glassware, old
odds and ends. Moving. e01 Varnum
CHINA, imp. Haviland serv., 6, incl
cups. saucers, gravy bowl, sugar,
covered dish. 500: drop-leaf table.
1Sx40, closed, 55x40 open: leaves
over lin. thick; solid mahog., Sll6.
AID. 4-4360, Ant, S03.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
Alperstein's
AIR-CONDITIONED
FURNITURE STORE
1920 7th ST. NV.
Half Block Above N. Y.
Ave. Open Daily, $3.50
A.M.-6 Pm. Open Ewes.
Monday, $3.50 til 8 PM.
Thursday, $50 til 9 PM.
Ma. 8-8559

FURN.-Moving, must sacrifice Thor
Automagic washer, birch Storkline
baby crib and mattress. Almost new
Modern kneehole desk. Best offer
JU. 5-9631. 81
couch. Hollywood
bed, double; maple desk. S35 for all.
reconditioned and sharpened, So ca.
solid mahog. chest
on chest. modern classic decorator S
piece, peri. cond.; $125, orig. $3.50.
Two solid mahog. night tables, glass
top; SEQ each. JU. 1856. 81
FURN. AT REAs. PRICES-Day bed
mod. desk. chest and mirror. vanity
and upholstered stool. tile-top table.
sideboard; 2 small Orientsls. WO.
6-1166. 81
rCRN. 1 lge. deep freeze. like new;
2 rm.-siZed air-conds.; 2 sets bedrm
furn.; l maple studio couch, other
misc. items. JE. 2-3S30. 81
FURN., incl. dishes. Sunbeam mixer,
veranda furn., box spring and mat
tresS for dble. bed, power lawn
mower. Universal gas stove, Duncan
Phyfe ext. mah. din. table. IA.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
livingston & Co.
EST. 1904
1923 H st. NV.
NKT7 q EnNn
ME-. 2-5262

DIN. H2gsfSi RM. uo-pc. mahog.,; liv. NS1 I'm,
furn., Steinway grand, porch furn..
rugs, dble: bed and vanity. RA
6,33SO. 1912 varnum st. NV. 81
Honduras mahoe.. Sheraton ''e exten- ten
sion "a Biggs reproduction1. Good
seat twelve. s175. KE. s-5s9s. -
DIN. RM.-9-pc mahog.; needle
point pNlso chair covers; $3.50. IA.
DIM. RIM; suITE-s-pc. walnut; good
SSodd.; SSooddde.; 80 80; 1aIso A5so twin and sEle.
DiN IS9S' TABLES All S;7sa3i xND LEAVES, solid
mower; new. trash can: iron firepl
set; dressmaker form. size 36. 4349
DfNfNss hithsts Sui Suite. Tudor. solid oak
carved; carved; table, lge; and small buffets
fm eash sa si5s caers spc sS'aRls maple der bed
Ssuitea;;- eyes,. Sat. and Sun. RA
DiNiSG2' isS2' ROOM TABLE. mahog. 42x
81 with extension leaf; S35; also
lawn mower, S5. JU. 6-443s. Call
DffNiENSGi fSES J. ROOM Sio SUITE, beautiful
Morganton. solid ,cherry. wood; table
41x62. with pads: buffet and six
56 right a IN pa4ty ney fSadSa Seed no pa1 rFisf M
cash, can W.: H e.siS5.A NV '"' Gil
7.pc. walnut; very good condition.
$50 Or best offer; JU. 9-7274.
DINING ROOM SUITE-1O pcs. wal
~ TA.' an4gsS' an ego condition; $685. Phone
DINiiNG ROOM SUITE, blond ma
hogany, table. chairs, buffet, best
offer: Sun. noon-6. ia. 2-5195.
DINING RIM. FURN.-1O-pc walnut,
naSfN Hf SSnd I.FE sess. uM Ta,nd 4-s51e 81 ,r.t
cond:. $50. IA. s-44oo. Ext. 35s.
DINING TABLE with leaf: sale or ex-
change for drop-leaf table. 1925
Big Rock rd:, s; 8. JU. ,9-7938.
toy ! VI. old, like new. s65. II.
Din. RM. TABLE-walnut. drop-leaf,
gooood, condition: 4 chrs., $40. JU. =
DiNETTE-BLoND TABLE and four
sass Ss Hs9si ss smp smmoai al for sSqc s4e eSnd %S
and Mrs. blond chest and mirror,
green 6x13, 50; gray sx10. So;
Cosco chrome high chair, So: stroller
$S6 v Webster si in, 3-speed phonog5aph'
YoCr' Aou4CS "AlGCA SOdIo, SAAC 4S-13S
DINING-ROOM TABLE - Duncan
RSyfes EN-, ss.7sss. lssf and pad; reasonable
DIN. RIM. SET-9-pc. walnut: also
rTisidSt5s' reas Mo s.7sss ss; IT,; pvt owner;
DIN. RIM. SUITE-Mah, inlaid, cost
$500, sell for $3.50; bedrm. suite,
10 pieces, cost $1,000, sell for $500
with. spring and mattress; also liv,
rm. furn., chrome dinette suite, nah.
tables. firepl. set, and many odd
pieces; must be sold today; leaving
city. 56O1 3Oth st. NV.
DINING IS1s0 Rms RMi ssET.9-pe. Duncan Duncan
Duncan Phyfe and chairs. ia.
DIN. RIM. sET-Berkeley and Gay.
extends to banquet size; 6 chairs;
peri. cond.; 5000 or best offer. Small
grand piano. ivory keys, Kohler and
Campbell; $3.50 or best offer. Dble.
Rollyyeod es5e bed. peri. cond., SIS.
DfA1NG III Si0IaS: IN. SUITE: Mahog.: Ia Table
45x60. custom pads. extra leaf; 5
chairs; server; china cabinet; good
cond.; $50. LO. 4-6470. 81
DINING RIM. TABLE. mahogany Dun
can-Phyfe extension, excellent con-
dition. $50. ia. S-3465. 81
DINETTE SET. mahogany buffet with
mirror. china closet, table and 6
chairs: S275. Can be seen any time
Sunday. Call RA. 6-3365 for appt.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

SERVICE COMPANY
ALUMINIUM 35 sheets lax 029 inches
by 10 f.; $40. ia. 2-15s6. .
ANDIRONS : Large selection: solid
now priced at out-of-season savings
WASHINGTON ART GALLERIES
722 18th st. NV.
AMPLIFIER, Altec-Lansing A-323-B
Ike new. 500. DU. 10000. Apt.
AMPLIFIERs - Preamps, speakers
cartridges; high fidelity equip; sell
out. ME. S-0539.
AMPRO tape recorder, like new, $50;
1O-inch GE speaker in cab. 1886
New Hamp. ave. Sill. Spr.. HE. 4-5476
ANTIQUE. cherry school master.
desk with bookshelves; mahog glass
cabinet: JE, 4:35S4.
ANTI9uE CHERRY BED: with spring
Pisce1ianeSgs M aII.0s used children's toys
ASTIoUESo, cherry double Apostle,
bed, springs and mattress, $3.50; also
small cherry sideboard. S10O; both
A2TfaGRspictures' As2Eff fGs SE S7gs1 &c. door, s.:
blinds, 81; ironing board, ST
lounge, IS: bookcase. So; bureau,
SIS; table, S5; kitchen set. SIS;
bedrms; SET SIS. Misc: reas. Ii
ANTIQUES-6 vase splat. rush seat
maple dining chairs. Circa 1S20-40.
$40 each. or make offer. JE. 2-S464
. ANTIQUE solid walnut chest with 6
drawers. refinished. orig. brass
Also pine 3-drawer chest, orig
pieces. garden furniture, etc. Owner
leaving city. TIE. 6-S9S4.
ANTIQUE SOFA; newly upholstered
in velvet. KE. S-2652.
beautiful hand carved, gold gilded
nth century authentics. perfect
cond EN-. 2-5630.
ANTIQUES-Fine furniture. corner
cupboards, early American silver
and glass. porcelains, Staffordshire
paintings; West Point items. Private
ANTIQUES-Walnut Victorian sofa,
4 matching chairs; Pa. Dutch wash.
stand. ia. S-0594. 1 to Sunday
ANTIQUES-Sale at actual cost tc
make room for additional stock. BY
appt. Call NO. 7-1S42.
ANTIQUES. variety. with lamps. nt-
tings. shades. globes. chimneyS, spe.
ctalty. THE LAMP. $50 w BroaC
St. Falls Church. Va
Evening star., 1953-05-31
STORE OF WASH.

DISHWASHERS, James; cost $229;
excellent condition.; sacrifice Sll5
leaving city RA. 3-4O73.
DlSHWASHER, Apex portable. per-
feet, 500. 10. 5-4524. 81
DOLLS. old compete. Schuman dres-
den knobglass dish, ironStone vase.
old cameo, books; moving. 9O1
Varnum st. NV.
DOLLS, pretty biaue; very reason
able: Monday through Friday, NO.
DOORS3stock of custom made doors:
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WOODWORKING b LUMBER CO.
DRAPERfEs-4 pr heavy fibre glass
ivory draw drapes, 66 in. long;
travis rods: pr. plain rose, 90 in,
unlined; 2 pr. 90-in. brocade satin,
royal blue and gray; l pr. floral
print ivory pebble cloth; 4 pr nylon
net curtains. Don't phone. see
Monday. 705 18th st. NV, Apt. 302
DRILLS. electric, SO 95 up. new; also
rebuilt drills. MECTRIC EQUIP
AEsNNTc CO.. 247S Sherman ave" %.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
LUMBER
Open All Day Sat. and Sun

OP~~ AAAA 10y OoU" dAAu Ou11
eattings. ali tSicknessses.o ss,so' RAEF RGifIF
PRICE: Odd stock doors, moidgs.,
cab. wood cuttings. new replace
ment screened doors -(many with
heavy grillsl, SIS. and less; window
screens; screens 3-tt; redwood pickets. l5c;
saRi ss ana se sse'hlnG dENESAL NHSs shslHi1s MiHE
Kensington, Md, Lo. 5-23II.
MATTRESS-BOX SPRG. SET, DBLE.
pract. new. Cost S13O. must sacrifice
SS9 each or best offer. DU. 7-466S.
MEAT iEA 81! S,dlCERS; choppers, conput-
mixers, potato peelers, Frylators,
Bro meat saws. rebuilt. Save 4Ofc :.
HOBART SALES AGENCY, 3O6O Mt.
Pleasant st. NV. HUI. 3-S07O.
NEAT GRINDER and steak machine.
PFastiGsly pTics cdI ,DrR DTa2d M new Very low
METAL CABINET, 8 bookcases. 49,
vol. encyclopedias. log cradle; sold
MEPAI MGEERai1'ta WARbRoBE: SSi ss0si With shelf in
good como; also KITCHEN cabinet. 3
iasl'fsi Apt! 46s! 1917 Rhode Island ave- NV
MiMEoGRAPH. model 90. fully auto,
standard type&fiter, SIS. What DO
your YOU Pfiee Pssd' cMHpMtNy Ms tsFy t get i at
MOTORS FOR BURNERS. furnaces,
fans pumps, refrigerators, washers,
any size. make or type in stock for
instant exchange at lower flat-rate
prices; Why wait?. Bring your mo-
tor srS1,a. With YOU walk out With exact
ave. NV. AID. 2-1600.
MOIORS-lIIUO to. 100 h.p. and re-
enchion encb EssJ f6s44440 $3.50 volts rewo9nd
MOVIE ccE CAMERA oos smm arh tHfret M9 5Sead Sead
troll, 1858, En- Enel e c-93. su''FS French, TSf
Grand Prix model, o. s. price $495,
IN pigSkin case: Also S-mm. 1858
mod. English Specto multi-voltage
Sise ors IN PSst PSsr case a. s. Dsss Sd
protector. Sell both for $3.50 or
separately. Call TIE. 6-359S.
MOVIE CAMERA-Eastman Cine Ko-
dak; 10 MN; magazine; 16 nm.
s Fifsstone tires and tubes. 5000 good
S:46xlS se9 h0SV wheel o'eSS eSSir, ms!Ss VS.
MOVIE CAMERAS. projectors, ac-
sE. 7.s4sf' 'fssIaS BsENNEs. Easy sss seFPs Ps
MOVIE SoS1 Z !; PROTECTOR, 1s nm. Ksdo-
sc9Ps S9sss G. $50 or best offer. 20.
MULTILITHs. .. model No. 2ose
with Davidson feeders. One machine
In perfect condition and may be
seen IN operation at any time One
machine has never been set UP and
needs damper rollers. Need space
Taxes toE Larger bGeb press and and best cffer
OFFICE EoUIP.GDesks' chairs, Hing
cabinets, adding machS.. typewriters
calc. Reas. CIRCLE TYPE. Co, ILL.,
oFFIcE f1a ii FGRNir4REEzPfzass nS Ri 2zPzs new .x-
ecutive desk; secretarial desk; tele-
pnone cabinet; genuine leather ex-
ecutive chair, occasional chair and
carpeting; Call DE. 2-S35O. 81
OIL PAINTINGS-Large collection,
imported originals. various sizes.
Contemporary and ANTIQUE, por-
traits. landscapes. still life. Beauti-
1HIiy framed. Moving, will sacrifice
ORGAN-Electric. rare, magnificent
Hammond; single keyboard model,
S7S5. OIL. 4-5S47.
ORGAN-Built 1898; beautiful show
ppiece; cherry wood, $l25. WE. g.
CUPBOARD MOTOR. 7h-h.p Scott
AAtwater; used very little; first S100.
oUTBOARD MOTOR. b-h.p. Co Good
year, See Bee; like new with clutch
and reverse; $3.50. WA. 7-6651.
0TrTpOapn Hror0p OF
Evening star., 1953-05-31
JU. S-979I

GOVT SURPLUS
Army double bunk beds. S17.95 tmat-
single beds. coil springs and inner
spring matt. $21.95 complete; 80
in. width Wave folding beds. 1895;
Army 1909 wool Cd. blankets.
S2.95: N; FRANK 4 SON. 414 3rd
Evening star., 1953-05-31

PAPER SHREDDER, Mitts 4 Merrill,
No; "A. with 8 h.p:, 22O-440 volt
motor, excel cond. Box 479-J Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIP. Federal
etc: complete, $50. or best offer. RA.
SS.t4SS; S.tSS;; or 1923 Shepherd st. NV,
PIANO, upright; good for children's
PEast1See; 5 StS i. needs ss tuning; rsAs.' s76.
PIANO. Knabe. ebony grand, excel.
old. TU. 2-09s6. 81
PIANO. baby Erand. whelock with
SSoleyox: bargain; $500; 1921 Frank
5sss .s2 SslF5 s.. s7fS F5 ss9s ssss4s sSS s,ss
PIANo. stieff upright; exceptionally
fine tone; in perfect condition. Cali
PGfSESoS GE oS-1SSa; aiSc,t evenings gsH
upright: wal: grain, bench, full key
board. XII. s-0446 after $50 pm.
PIANo-Knabe grand in walnut. Thi,
famSI: famous piano in best best condition. Rea-
PIANo. cable Nelson NSSr1 baby I gTand ::
4 IT; in; wal. finish: excel. cond. !;
must sell; best offer. AP. 7-S691.
PIANOS-Aeolian grand. small Size.
mSaaosaTy nan ny, ninish; pr priced only At
may be purchased on our convenient
budget terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. HOS G st. NV, DI. 7-s464:
PIANOS - Gulbransen small spinet
is ideal for q beginner. other spinets
and consoles at reduced prices.
Liberal allowance for your plano
Convenient terms. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC co.. 11os G st. NV. D1. 7-s464,
PIANO. Chickering grand. $500. or
best offer. See any time. lie Ten
ressee ave, ne Washington 2. PC.
PIANO. 1851 cable-Nelson sDinet;
sssEgis; cong; g. S7sss. S9E7ssF going overseas verse
PIANO. medium sized uprisht, eabi-
1St nSt srssnd;s zls15s excellent tone; Al cond.
PIANOS Z y! - -. spinsts. consoles apart
mel steiS%ay. @ e Rnaee, ne chieEeTns iSsEssiiHn
srs., All guaranteed. low terms: Open
sFsfS skc .re FASo MS9dsS o ~ ssa = fsT.ns sHsSEK
driye; JU 9-633s.
S275 up: Rrands. S325 up. Terms.
Sat: and Sun; Establishsd Ia0l:
fIANo sHoP fHof 0us sas soasiant St.
Silver Spring. JU. 9-3O39.
PIANO. upright Conway; excellent
eondition and tone; 500. Telephone
PIANO, Gabler living room grand.
handsome mahor finish; excel. cond.
S3q5. EN-. 2-66l2.
PIANO, Baldwin upright, about g.
Ws yssrs 7ls,gp OLD II good condition. $500.
PIANO. Betsy Ross spinet. mahos. |
SSS5; n: c9e.E Youth s BED Ia and H shiftoTzse:
PIANO, like new. mahog.. studio, full
keyboard. $500. Phone OIL. 4-0464. !
PIANO, bungalow type, like new. |
$3.50; Terms If desired. Phone JU, |
PIANO. upright; good condition. $50. |
Call To. 2-4p75.
PIANO, $50; power mower, ST; both |
need repairs; dining table. maple, !
&l0; pump shotgun, $39. or offers. /
u. 2-0704.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
GROCERIES

New. fresh. national brands: some
labels torn. some dented, some per.
feet: ideal boarding houses, restau-
rants; below wholesale in any guam
tlty: 435 K st: NV. Free parking.
GUN: Lugar. 9-mm., d.w.m.; excellent
%R' SSAdisiGn; fN@s7s all original parts. sS46,
Gun. winchester 50 with micrometer
manitions s1Gni s'0 ME- Ass9 soeSos Sese $780, aRd am
GUNS. Winchester 73, $40; Spring
field, 1870, $40; Marlin, $3.50,
25 automatic, $50. oV. 3-34S6.
GUITAR, Vega steel, Triumph" model,
excellent tone. Perfect condition.
Carving case. Vega amplifier. 80
Gay '?ga gdndsR s9est Ka au's Ssos5 5tsRd Afso H5
GTITAR. siiVertone, with case; cost
Sb5' good eeond.; make me an offer.
cSITARMai6ssp; g55 Il hi ss, perfect condition
HEATING PANEL. elec. radiant glass
and thermostat; $40. 10. 5-4524'
HOSPITAL BED, complete. rent 1 or
,,oIG ssle; nv viii deliver, TIE, 6-7447.
HOSPITAL BED, like new: adjustable:
St. NV, FX. 3-3527.
HoT-WATER HEATER, electrical. SO
gal Poplar 2-250S, .
IRONER-Easy ironer, excellent con-
dition; reasonable. -TU. 2-6067. 81
lRSONERS, So new 1853. Ironrite; reg
S274 .95, now S1q9.95; factory
sealed cartoons. MILFORD, INC,
604 F st. NV. MA. S-2336. IS
IRONER, cleo. WESTINGHOUSE, splen-
did condition; $50. Call IA. 7-S436.
IRONER, GE; used only few times;
x2HTS perfect condition; ,S,v:, $100 OIL. 4-4254.
Kitchen Maid. YOUNGSTOWN, Tracy,
with small scratches and dents: 5Oeo
of. JOHN 6. WEBSTER, 627 F st..
NV, ST. 3-R100.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DUPLICATORS, all types, hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. 1431 E. Capitol st., Ii. 3-0OS2.
ton; $50. IA. 9-7568.
EFFICIENCY KITCHENS, 12 COM
plete Crestlyn units with stove,
refgr. stainless steel sink and cabi-
nets; new; CAL Mr.. AMATULL1.
ELECT. FRENCH FRYER tstar)-
offer feri' refuse refused. W Wheaton, % On P PHAR. lar
MACY. 10. $4,000. 114O1 Ga. ave.
ELEC. RANGE. Hotpoint; only $50.
K. & W., 1647 Benning I'd. ne. Best
prices in the city.
ELECTROSTATIC precipitator-Ray-
en- from rm. air; $125. oL. S-7s74.
ENLARGER-solar 100. 35 nm. to
2Hx3H with 2 lenses. camera back
srsss IKE neW easei exce f srad er0 pres tsr
bargain. 1901 18th NV. Apt. 4O2,
AID. 2-5600.
EXHAUST FAN--Fits easement win
Greg. S69I. RA. 6-0O6O.
EXHAUST FANS, all kinds; 24-in..
5000 c.f.m.. S69.95; also all parts
to make your own; blades. bearings,
RESF HSzs co ttH a475 sEEenRS sRslRaS ave- seolR b
heavy duty; Y h.p.; direct drive;
auto. shutters. $50. ia. 2-75s4.
FAN. s-speed, table lamps. pcitEres,
Eng; dishes. Chinese PCS. bed spread,
FxNsSMSRe xsSe sGSR your our own fan; use the
furnish the blades. MA. s-426O.
Polar Cub. Reduced price. JU
FANS FaAs''i iaE vortalax. ,s-spsed, also
$40. Like new EN-. 2-2oSs.
FANS. electric. all standard makes,
bought; sold and exchanged. Fans
EEEc1TRIcc Co. i4i6 [ St. nv NV ~
FAN; hi;Ids i,tn G. mOtOs S19 93 Venetian
Eye ST.. Apt. 102. 81
FANs-Exhaust, fits easement win;
$3.50. e. 5000. 49," ~o' anu
FENCE PICKET XNR M;1soI POST sTd head M
FILES, DOUBLE DRAWER, size 6x9:
they are used but still. in excel
c9nd,; ap2-Yx. 80 to sell. cost or;
one or all at $3.50 ca. MR.. BOTTS.
St, .Arl. Va. Osis 4-76OO.
FILING CABINETS. legal letters.
wood. metal; reas. CIRCLE TYPE.
FIRE EXTTNGUlSHERS = Pyrene
$7s5: 2-gal. S-A.. S10;. 15-lb. coz.
$37 80: guar. underwriters approx
2513 NJ st NV. EX. 3-3527
FIXTURES, electrical-5-light brass
and crystal chandelier and 5 porch
and bedrm. fixtures. All for S25.
Call ia. 9-0927.
FLOOR FANS, 2, 40-in.. One g.
horsepower blower with motor. Call
DE. 2-5615 between and 8 pm.
FLOOR MACHINES, edgers, polishers,
professional equipment. Customer
aess e Isl GR' susPnS Nf%s 0HP
FLOOR S6R9 sANDERs-u American mse
rsn S-inca, d 5a-in. edger Ameri-
Sans4sf San; q! 7-in. edser Tennant: ia
F52ShISe 5GsERS sdpF14 SHt i'5e aS 1s Hf g5 RfE T.
FOAM RUBBER. 30 cents pound;
large sheets slightly higher: rubber
hammers. 81. Lowest prices in town.
J 4. GICHNER. 25i3 M st. NV.
FREEZER-19 Gu. TT. Victor. Cost
over $500. Like new. Sacrifice $3.50.
Leaving city. RA. 3-4O73