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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05
HOMECOMING

Montgomery Junior College stu
dents and alumni are preparing the
homecoming festivities that will
climax the football season next
Saturday, November Z. The teams
undefeated record in five games
this year has aroused interest in
the game against Wilson Teachers
College, scheduled for 200 p. m. on
the Bulls playing field.
The football players are charged
with double responsibility. They
must not only win their game, but
also must select the Homecoming
queen and her court. Candidates
for the honors are nominated by
the students by ballot. This list
is given to the team. who in turn
choose from the sophomores their
queen and her maid of honor, and
from the freshmen girls four prin-
cesses for the queens court.
Sophomore candidates are Vir-
ginia Barwick, Annette Carver,
Peggy Miller, Shirley Sonnemann,
Ginny Wilson. Freshman candi-
dates for princesses are Peggy
Bamberger, Barbara Baxter, Bar
bara Dickhaut, Zillah Hoey, Fern
Walton and Judy Aptaker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05
Damascus Fire
Dept. Reports

This is the first of a series
of three articles from Damas-
Gus Fire Chief Kenneth HOwes'
Annual Report from NOvem-
Der l, 1852, to October Is,
1853.
The past IL months as you will
remember have been very exciting
months, starting early in Novem-
Der with the big fire in Damascus
at Paul Welsh's barn with a very
heavy fire loss and probably the
biggest and nearest to home fire
that we have been called on to
fight. I'm sure that we all have
better understanding of mutual
aid after that fire.
Attend Fire Class
Twentyfour Of our members par
ticipated in the basic fire class
conducted by an instructor from
the University of Maryland, none
other than Spencer J. II. Brown.
and held one night each week
starting early in December and
running for approximately 20
weeks. A man has to have b keen
interest in any organization to
give up things he has to do at
home and devote 2 hours each
week for 20 weeks to learn fire
manship. OF course all of us de-
rive some benefit from these
classes. Those who participate
have the knowledge and know how
to go out and fight a fire, and
the know how to work with other
firemen as team.
Those of us who depend on a
fire department can know that
when the department arrives with
trained men we can expect to get
the job done in an orderely and
efficient manner. These classes
also help your fire department to
be classified as a recognized fire
department by the Maryland Fire
OHdcI WIlLcIS DuTedu anu dS SuCn
entitle all of US within 4-mile
radius of the fire department to
receive a lower rate on our fire
insurance policies.
Purchase Fire Engine
The next big issue was the de-
cision to purchase a new fire en-
CINE. AS is to be expected not
everyone was in accord with the
engine purchased, but the majority
ruled and today we have a new
engine that most Of us are very
proud to man. Our first parade
was in August of this year, and
since our first parade at which we
won cash prize for the best
appearing engine, we have won a
other cash prizes making a total
of $50 and trophies, making 10
times that we have come home
from a parede with a winner.
That's not much as far as cash
value goes. but it's plenty in the
morale building stuff that makes
US take a little more pride in our
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05
ALUMNI MEET

Local Montgomery Junior Col
lege alumni met last week at the
college to organize themselves and
to arrange to participate in the
Homecoming festivities on Satur-
day, November Z.
At the meeting the following
officers were elected: President,
Eugene E. Stevens, 3rd, of 846S
Piney Branch Court, Silver Spring,
now practicing patent attorney:
vice president, David L. Greenlee,
5211 Roosevelt Street, Bethesda,
member of the H. G. Smithy Realty
Co.; secretary, Jeanne Rice, lilo
Sycamore, Takoma Park, the for.
mer Jeanne Smith, now Mrs.
Robert Rice, whose husband is also
an MIC alumnus; treasurer, Earl
B. Pruitt, 3014 Seventh Street,
NV, an employee of the C. l. A.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05
Ashton, Sandy Spring and EdnOr
Children Help Needy Overseas

Last Friday evening, the chill
dren of the Ashton, Sandy Spring,
Ednor and adjoining areas asked
for coins for the needy instead of
treats for themselves in demon
stration of concern for the starv-
ing and sick children of the world.
Well over 100 youngsters from
three to fifteen years of age dress
ed in their traditional Halloween
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05

dren's Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
to be used around the world. AS
an, indication of the good that was
accomplished for others, the funds
already turned in with more
promisedD will provide enough
powdered milk to give $50 children
a glass every day for a week, plus
making available enough vaccine
to protect 1850 youngsters against
diphtheria, plus immunization in
jections for 1900 children against
tuberculosis. The rest to come will
purchase, for example, instrument
sterilizers at SIS each for mother
child clinics.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05

costumes, went from door to door
with armbands and coin boxes, and
collected over $4,000. They were
rewarded with separate parties for
the younger and older Halloween
ers at the Ashton Methodist
Church.
To Childrens Fund
The money will be sent to the
United Nations International Chill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05
GIFT RECORDINGS

The receipt of a gift of fifteen
volume of recordings for the Mont
gomery Junior College library
was announced by Miss Coda
Payne, college librarian. The re-
cordings, consisting of symphonic
or other major works by classical
composers. was presented by DR..
Donald A. Gordon of 440S First
Place, NE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05
Miss Yilek Talks

Joan Yilek, a missionary to At
RIGA for the United Presbyterian
Church, will speak at meeting
arranged by the international Re-
lations Study Group for members
and friends of the Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase branch of the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women.
The meeting will be Monday, No
vember 8, at 800 pm. at the Lyn-
brook Recreation Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05
COUNTY SYMPHONY

Chester j. Petranek announces
that the Montgomery Symphony
Orchestra will give its first con-
cert of the year on Sunday after
noon at 400 p m, November %,
at Leland Junior High School
auditorium, Forty-fourth and Elm
Streets, Chevy Chase. The same
concert will be repeated on Mon
day evening at 500 p. M, Novem-
Der %, in the auditorium of
Eastern Junior High School, Old
Bladensburg Road and Franklin
Avenue, Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05
II. n. SPEAKER

Montgomery Junior College de-
layed it's observance of United
Nations Day in order to invite a
person with first-hand knowledge.
DR.. E. Franklin Frazier, who has
just served for two years as head
of the Social Science Division of
UNESO in Paris, will address the
student body on Wednesday, No
vember II, at 1000 a. m. in the
college lecture hall. His subject
will be "The Work of UNESCO as
a Force for Peace and World
Understanding. The lecture is
open to the public.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05

Police Association appeal for
salary increases.
3. An appeal by the Reverend
Mr.. John Wells of the Jamestown
Presbyterian Church urging As
ISOLATION support for immediate
construction of the new Barnes
town elementary school.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05
From
Montgomery Junior College

ton of University Professors ex-
tended its formal welcome to the
new Dean of the College, DR.. Don
aid E. Deyo, at tea on Friday
afternoon, October 80. in the
faculty lounge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05

Damascus Fire Department.
The second article in this
series about the Damascus
Volunteer Fire Department re-
port will be printed next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05

GREET NEW DEAN
The Montgomery Junior College
chapter of the American Associa-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-11-05

Although thousands Of weary
miles Of ocean lies between US
and the graves Of those who gave
their lives In war and o.
though she years be long since
lheir saeEifiee was new we
have nor forgotten. Nor will we
forget the sacrifices being made
by those iodoy. Armisfiee Day Is
their dcY and we Join The
world In Poylng homage 10 our
heroes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FUR CAPE. beautiful grey Chinese;
cash; urgent. 10. 1889. 9"
FUR CAPE JACKET. sable-dyed mus.
Srat; new in "52"; $3.50. ia
2-75O0, Ext. $40. Il
FUR COAT. northern muskrat, size
Il. very good cond., S75. LA. g.
1850 Suns. and ewes.
FUR COAT, Persian paw, size 1914
s9od CONDITION; going to Fla; $40
FUR COAT, black Hudson seal dyec
muskrat. Good condition; $35 OF
best offer: Call ewes. or weekends.
ia. 1851.
FUR COAT, mink-dyed muskrat, S35;
cloth coat. SO; 14-16. Must sell;
best offer. Ia 9-9325.
FUR COAT-Silver muskrat, flare
10; $75. Ii. 7-1476.
FUR .aSr,S COAT, moutSn lamb; size 16
sacrlnce for quick sale: 3 mo. old
1908 Eye st. NV. DEROCHA.
FUR COAT, Matara Alaskan seal
size 1915, peri. cond., latest design
RIA. 6-I626.
FUR COAT. Hudson Seal, size 16;
WI Sacr.' going to Fla, to live. DU
FNk COAT, ladies light Baum Mar.
ten northern muskrat. size IA; only
S15. 923 Shepherd st. NV.
FUR COAT. seal. size 49, SI7. SAC
Collier. Keworth carriage, $50
scarcely used. 10. $685..
FUR COAT, natural ranch mink. az
length, size "A, custom made, newest
style; cost $4,000, bought this sea.
son q VII sacrifice; moving South
FUR COAT. gray souirreI mum
size 1914. Excellent cond.; cost
1928: Sell $225. EN-. 2-97aS.
FUR COAT. Black Persian Lamb; ex.
eellent cond.; size 36-38; 500. Cal
FUR JACKET. blue fox, size 1914
very good condition. OIL. 2-121S
FUR JACKET. beige, black caracui
perfect cond., size IA; reasonable
RA. $4,000 before 2.
brown; perfect cond.; SIS or bes,
offer. OIL. 2-40SS. i
FUEL oil tank; go gal; filter in
cluded, $25. Also Crane furnace with
oil burner. JU. 5-3354.
FURNACE, hot air; Electrol OF
burner with controls; tank; 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01

IolAS.- w e1allI AlS tOlL, ~. ~
c eHo d LAWSON 5oun Geush 3bs green
CRIB and chest; also porch furn..
chrome kitchen set. Excellent con-
dition. JU. S-S514. Il
CRIB, solid maple. New cond Dble.
drop side: Adjust. springs, s@5, or
CRIBS (3l. with mats, , maple,
birch, excel. cond.; baby carriage;
reasonable. AID. 4-S310.
CRIB, waxed birch. with decals; incl.
Kant-wet mattress: S25; very good
CRIB. storkline, complete with mat
tEsss, g9odi cOnd.; $40 cash. Call
DAVENPORT. crowded out by our
9 new modern 5Od rn,v stsrdy IiEht s STsy
corn-fed beef "a or "a cut and
wrapped. 65c per ID. Daleview
DESK. French provincial, antique,
truly sSoo beauty S65. Call 10.
DESK, double pedestal, golden oak,
good c Sn6s best offer above $50,
DESK. mahog kneehole; 21x4o in.
F San to IA 8 d daSsG good condition
desks; reasonable. Cali today. co,
5-4625; wk.. 1112 14th NV.
DESK. new. kneehole. mahoE. nm.
maple desk. AID. 2-954O.
DESK. kneehole- bookcase; mahog.
cost SAB; Slight Czech crystal
chandelier; SO yds. Eng. linen
drapes. Best offer, WO. 6-66S6.
highest cash prices. See us first.
Ask for MR.. BROTT OH F st. NV.
RE. 7-20T5
DIAMOND RING. lady's. yellow gold;
= carat. Val. $3.50. Sell S125. CO.
riAMoND RING, y carat. Mans.
Must sacrifice at a of original
value. 10. 3-4520.
DIAMOND RING. white gold, 60
points. Is side diamonds. S225. UN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
ACE WRECK1NG q BUILDING
MATERIAL CO.
An02 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. A-050O

BUILDOZERS, 2HD-7, good mechani-
cal condition throughout. Must be
seen to be appreciated: Call JE: 2
1922. or can be seen ct LEE HIGH
WAY MOTORS. INC. $500 Lee hwy.
B i alIs G2flss, Caterpillar D-4. 1850;
late-type hydraulic bulldozer cat,
TIT blade; about 5000 hrs, fair to
good cond; 1880. Tractor, HD-14,
l946. with dble. drum winch, en-
sine Stabilizer, clutches; overhauled;
good cond.;; S3;75O Tan Garwood
bearings. hubs. axles and seals; Just
overhauled; $3.50. Tractor and
tan together. S6,95O. TREADWELL.
CSAGB Alb SE1fMAK ATTENTION q
dressed black walnut for sale. Ju'
CAMERA. 1eica INC. f:2 summitar,
like new. $176. ia. b-6672.
CAMERA, new Speedex, f4.5 lens;
fsSR. ;h SssS s4o' sec 10 to s SSS case
CAMERA-Popular model *" East
man 16-mm. motion picture camera.
file lens and f:2.7 telephoto lens;
carrying case and filters: perfect
condition; all for S126: IA. S.52o3;
sar, flash synchronized. case: Ike
new. $3.50: Kalart fash. SIS: GE
meter. $40 IA. 5-5672.
CAMERA. SpereoSCoplc, Revere, never
used, leather case plus viewer: re-
Sl65. OIL 4-4043.
CAMERAS-To settle estate: Rollei-
cord, Rolleiflex, IkofieX. Argofex, S
nm. movie cameras: several IS nm
cameras meters. EN-. 3-S752.
CAMERA, 2i4X314 Bush Press: range
finder, Grafiex gum $40. Contact
printer, 4x5, SIS. Exposure meter,
HickoX. SO. JU. 9-3612.
CAMERA, Leica sc. and 3 extra lens
S275; also ContaX "a and binocu-
lars OIL. 4-0365
drier. mat prints. 500. LA. 6-274S
MSat. and Sun. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
Livingston & Co.
Est. 1904
1923 H st. NV.
ME- 8-5268

DICTAPHONE EQUIPMENT. New
condition electronic debating unit.
units; cylinders. = Best ofier thi;
DIN. RIM. SUITE-Modern s-piece.
Best otter Also Sunbeam razor
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 DC, wal
nut; reasonable: good, condition.
Phone Vienna 327-M. Il
DINETTE SET. chrome red leather
chairs; Baby Thayer stroller: high
chair. plastic tray, NO. 7-5717.
DINING ROOM SUITE-Handsome
10 pcs. Hepplewhite mahog. inlaid.
Perfect cond $3.50. HUI. 3-6958.
DIN. RIM. SET. 1O-piece mahogany;
excel; cond.; $3.50 or best offer.
DiNiNG ROOM SUITE. s-pc. blond
oak. Call KE S-40SS.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, reasonable; ma
hogany. 4715 Piney Branch I'd. ".
DI IN T TIE SET. walnut pcs, $40.
DIN. RIM. SUITE. mahog. Shown BY
appt. Phone TIE. 6-1624. No dealers.
DINING RIM. FURN.-Mahog. drop
1eaf table; 4 chairs, buffet: 500.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, 9 PC; leaves ex-
tend to seat 8; Green and gold
striped seats. $50. KE-S-4690. Il
DINING RIM. SUITE, 9 pcs, beautt-
dul lined oak, like new. $3.50. JU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN.-2 mahogany end tables,
round, carved, orig price, 500 ca,
sacrifice $50 ea.; Duncan Phyfe
glass-top mahog. coffee table. orig.
cost sos; sacrifice $25; Regency
loveseat. deep rose. tuffed. down
orig. cost $3.50. sacrifice $3.50: small
velvet chair, slipcover, orig. cost
$50. sacrifice $25. JU. 9-7622.
FURN.: Bedroom suite, maple; also
desk and kitch. table and chairs.
Phone 10. S-2S13.
washer. Al cond.. So; platform
rocker with ,slipcover, $50; electric
heater. 81; lady's snow boots, size
Z, So. DU. 1920.
FuRN.. kit. cabinet and table, $40;
chest, chair and lamp, SIS; glass
Top TOP coffee table, $50; other tables,
and pad. $50. DI. 7-2l57.
FURN.. Chippendale corner cabi.. ma
hog; tables, chairs, ottoman, fern
FURN., Administer rug and pad, 9xI2;
mos. old. Winthrop desk with
FURN.EIo-pc, oak dining rm. suite.
antique velvet covered chairs. $3.50;
! Winthrop desk, S25: 1 lge. Vene-
ton mirror, $50: 2 twin beds, COM
plete, S3u ca; l SchWinn bicycle
26-in., $25; l James portable dish
washer, extra trays, excel cond
Sl25. IA. 9-S073, bet. 1913 pm
FURN.-LiV. rm. couch and chair
new slip covers; best offer. DE
2-3193 after 10 am.
UKN.-Bedrm. suite. mahog any, 4
piece incl inner spring mattress,
500; beau. blue Chippendale sofa,
SO; 19-in. TV cabinet, S25; fold
away bed and mattress, SIS; fire.
screen: SIS. OV. 3-2l5S.
GAS HEATERS, 3 Radiant Fire. 9
large and l medium; total, S45
EN-. 3-5667. 2423 Tunlaw I'd. NV
GAS STOVE. large, Caloric, practi-
cally new. 1921 Tilden st. n.W.-3
GAS RANGE, 4 years old, 36-inch
and broiler thermostat, = storage
drawers; excel. condition; $50. JE
GAS RANGE, se-inch, in use yrs.
very good cond. Cali LO. 5-391S.
GAS RANGE. brand-new. 4-burner
Hardwick; full warranty: priced be-
low wholesale. JE. 4-3053.
GAS RANGES, new uSeu, SIS up:
guaranteed. easy credit: nothing an
= ACME STOVE. I01l 9TH. Ma. $500
LAS RANGES. new, used. $3.50 up;
lnStallation FEERLESS SALES. 237
georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
Gas STOVE. 40-in.; an excel. buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
PRINTING PRESS

D sNG,dS4 onset; excel eond' Oh
and shallow ven; eel
$3.50 N St. ' NV. So. No. S-7so3'
RADIOS, all types. table models. d.
models, combos.. shortwave, 81 .96
up Also console cabinets to build
your own. Open Sum-. 8 til pm.
for your cow. A. A. A. ELECTRICAL
SALES Les. 1915 7th st. NV. AID.
RADIO. portable. 81: record player,
smplif1er. speaker in case. 90. LU.
RADi0-Tv. test equip. and stock.
service business. LU. 10000.
RADIO-PHONOS.. largest selection
in town, S14. as up. AMIN radios
cabinets to build your own. Open
Sun. AAA ELEC. SALES. 1918 eth
RADIO EouIPMENT.Loud speaker,
Jensen. 12". high fidelity type. in
attract. bass reflex cabinet; best
offer over S45. JU. a-1362.
RADIO AMPLIFIER. Mcintosh and
preamp., S110; -604B spkr.. in cab:
take 5" Woofer in trade. OIL.
RADIO. RECORD PLAYER combine
ton. Lovely cabinet; good condition.
Motorola: S25. LA. 6-s26S;
beau mahog. con
sole; IL tube, am-fm; like new; SO.
RADIO. hand transmitters, tubes.
power supplies, etc. Also Philco
receiver; very cheap. ;, JU. b-0149.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
FLOORING

10000 IT. oak flooring, in perfect
condition; priced to move fast.
ACE WRECKINCi co.
LII, 4-n500 --R
FLUTE; American Standard Al con.
dition SIS. Call after D pm. OIL
o-5a9q i
FREEZERS. Amana t25) upright; cost
$500; year old. Best offer today
4103 10th ave, Landover Hills. Md
8 GU. it., new unit
porcelain $50; also 4-cu.-ft. Frig-
idaire, $50. Elk. 3-4775. =
FURS-3 natural stone marten skins,
$50; l red fox, $40; / new. unused
walnut metal wardrobe, S16.50.
Phone for appt., LA. sal "a,
FURS, b-Skin mink scarf; dresses,
NO a. Sas2. 90 " " ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
BOOKS

From several prominent estates will
the COMMISSION SHOP, 2405 18th
st. NV, most Of these will be sold
from ID to 30 cents.
BOOKCASES. sectional Globe Wer-
gains. Today. CO. 5-4625; week,
D1; 7-7372. liz 14th st. NV.
Singer sewing commercial mach.
sos; sofas. chairs. beds. misc. gas
stove and kitchen cabinet, sink.
24Q0 10th st. NV.
BOOKSHELVES and cab. group for
under windows; Gust. made; 95x24x
10; S37. Dressing table, painted,
better grade, S22, EN-. 2-4722. .
BOTTLES, Jars, Jugs. caps, corks.
SOUTHEAST BOTTLE SUPPLY CO.,
70 l2l2 st. Sc, Ii. 6-9506.
top. pedestal table; 2 sections. seats
T. red and gray plastic, excel. cond
Best offer. EN-. 2-0055.
BREAKFRONT. Sc in. tall 80 in.
wide. 10 in. deep. $50; antique stor-
age chest Of drawers. custom made,
3 IT. long. 80 in. high and 81 in.
wide, $50; both 500. 10. 9-869s.,
BRAKE TESTER, Weaver: duplicate
Of the D. c.. inspection station tes-
tiers; $500. 0O3 N at, NV. -6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01

Lowest prices. Carefully Sc
lected from the type Of owners
who do not care to have the
general public trample through
their nice homes. Mahog. drop
leaf table, seats 8, $50; mahog.
kneehole desks. $32-S3S; 4
Shield-back chairs, $40; gray
walnut double dresser bed
nm, complete, S175; waxed
birch bedrm., sos; chrome d.
nettes. mahog. corner cabinets
and misc. the little store
around the corner" 4429 Wis
consin ave. NV. near Sears.
open weekdays till z. EN-.
2-6677.
OPEN RIrNnAY "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
INNING ROOM


DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us
AS WE GUARANTEE You SAVINGS
GLosEouTs. LOOK AT THESE
Custom-built studio couch in lovely
fabrics, was $3.50, now $50. so;
genuine mahog. kneehole desk, with
fine fooled leather top, was S249. so,
now $l27.5O; Fisher duo lounge with
nne 1nner-Spring mattress, was
S269;5O; now. S149.50; solid maple
sofa-bed and two matching club
chairs. were $1S9.50, now $I22.95;
T rocker e0m Wss sEo k mahOg plst6Orm
many more bargains too numerous
70 mention. Open Thursday till
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
9O7 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
LUMBER; a4-in, boards. 4'x12" wide,
Up TO At. long; pine. new cond.'
600 IT.; S35. Cypress 7-9l56.
LUMBER--well-seasoned American
walnut. for cabinet work Special
prices for Jan. UN. 1896.
LUMBER, sound. seasoned, from
frame house, torn down, cheap
Gel, cond. Radiators, bathtub. KIT
sinks, refgr. Sun. 10 to 5, 1876 w
Broad ST.. Falls Church. KE. 8-6333
LUMBER AND PLYWOOD-We have
what you need in softwood and
hardwood; sheet sizes and cuttings,
perforated Masonite and Waliboard
products; Material worked to size
II you desire; also quality Cabinet
and store-fixture hardware. Make
US your supply source for home
WORKSHOP needs. LANK WOODWORK
CO. INC. LIST and K SITS. Sc, Ii.
o-Ioou. IS
LUMBER, African mahogany, beauti-
Iui grains. makes excel. panelinR
33l Emerson st nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
OIL PORTRAITS

ORGAN, Hammond Court; used 8
mos want ant to purchase large model.
ORGANS fashioned reed or
cans, $50; also, i Hammond, home
siewerts. CAMPBELL MUSIC Co,
HOS G st. NV. DI. 7-S464.
ORGAN, Hammond. home model. Les
lie Tone cabinet. Call LII. 1-1l74.
ORGAN, reed, Estey. 10 stops. 5 oc-
taves; peri. cond,; SITS. LII. A.
ORGAN-old style; parlor; in good
ORGAN. completely rebuilt Estey, l
manual. motor driven. Reed organ;
guaranteed; 1915 cash. CAMPBELL
M 4rSssbGG, CO. HOS G st. NV d.
Estey reed organ, Wide selection Of
!, models suitable for church, chapel.
studio and home use. Special DEM
onstrationS and surveys cheerfully
made without obligation
HUGO WORCH
'a' 9 St. E ET, 1873 SA' '-s4l1
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 20 hip, john
ou OH sO,iiD' MOTORS. used; CONT
pletely rebuilt and guaranteed: full
line to 80 hip. Why not call
ANNAPOLIS 2493. day or night. and
have your Evinrude for early spring.
NAT GATES. Jr. e. SON. 30 Compro-
mise ST. ANNAPOLIS Md. -3
OUTBOARD MOTOR (Scotts-At-
water), ~ h.p.: movie screen, 30X
40: diamond Masonic ring. OIL.
oUTBoARD MOTOR. good shape. 8
h.p., Wizard. $50 cash. Elk. 1892.
OZALID whiteprint machine, Stream
liner; perfect ia. 9-4055.
PAINT SPRAY--Electric: complete
with 2-gal tank. Call after 6 pm.
PAINT SPRAY, brushes, tools, doors.
sashes; must sell today. HO. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-01
PIPE
New and Used-Various Sizes
BLOCKS, INC.

3056 NJ st. NV NO. 7-7sO3
PLUMBING SUPPLIES, new and used
sinks. toilet sets. sol, pipe. ACE
20, KET and billiard tables. supplies,
poker tables and game equipment.
Table tennis tables and accessories.
CONN BILLIARD a. BOWLING
SUPPLY co. $40 9th ct. NV. DI.
POKER TABLE. solid mahogany. folds
into case, S25; also Tin. television
SET perfect for ehild's rm.. $50.
PONIES, registered and grade. pony
bread wagon, pony buggy and sur
rey, farm wagon. Phone Braddock
Heights. Md, 2721.
r Ss! II, 5AdHt sa:: PIs. ': :fsso 'F Il
POWER TOOLS at reduced prices.
Atlas tools. all new: 4 jointer-
planer. S24.75; 8" table saw, 327.7 rs;
drill press, S29.75, and many more:
limited number. Motors and repairs.
ELECTRIC EUIPMENT CO., 2473
Sherman ave. NV, AID. 2-16O0.
PRINTING PRESS, 5xS hand, excel.
cond., easy operation. 736 Ritten-
house st. NV. Tel. RA 6-0769.
PRINTING PRESS-12xls Chandler
and Price, with motor and access.
S465: TU 2-3A57