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Evening star., 1953-10-26
BY WiIIiom A. MiIIen

The official opening ceremony
of the Washington Stock Ex-
change Branch of the Phila-
delphia Baltimore Stock Ex-
change will be held here to
morrow.
1t will be from 4:30 to 6 pm.
at the new facilities on the
fourth floor of the Southern
Building, Fifteenth and H streets
NV. Heads of the companies
which are listed on the branch
are invited to meet the officers
OF the Philadelphia Baltimore
Stock Exchange. These include
banks, department stores, utili-
ties and other groups.
Bank stocks listed on the
branch are: The National
Capital Bank, Liberty National.
Lincoln National, Riggs, Ma
tional Bank of Washington,
American Security & Trust Co.,
Suburban Trust, Union Trust
Co., National Savings & Trust
Co., Washington Loan & Trust
Co., Bank of Bethesda and the
Bank of Commerce & Savings.
Ofhcials explained that there
are more bank stocks listed on
the branch than on any other
exchange in the country. This
has been true for many years,
they said.
The entire membership of the
branch will be hosts at tomor-
rows official opening.
G. Fenton Cramer, partner of
Ferris & Co., chairman of the
Washington Stock Exchange
Branch and former president of
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Radio-TV Executives Open Convention Here

to address the gathering at the
Sheraton Park Hotel at 2 pm,
following an earlier address by
Presidential Press Secretary
James G Hagerty.
Defense Secretary Wilson will
talk to the group during a spe-
cial briefng to be held in the
Pentagon today.
Martin Agronsky, president
of the Radio Correspondents
Association, will act as chairman
at discussion period tonight on
Washington news coverage.
Evening star., 1953-10-26

F. Fielder, former manager of
the Julius Garfinckel & Co.
branch store in Spring Valley.
Mr.. Fielder has been associ-
ated since 1886 with the Gar
flnckel firm, which owns De
Pima.
At the same time, De Pima
announced that Robert A. Green,
associated with Julius Garfnckel
& Co. since 1885, was elected
secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Fielder, who lived at 5121
Westridge road, Westhaven, Md.
replaces Phil w. Alexander, who
has resigned to join The Halle
Bros. Co. of Cleveland.
Most recently, Mr.. Fielder was
director of research and PLAN
ming for the Garfinckel COM
pany. For four years during
World War II, he was a naval
aviator. For a period he man.
aged the Spring Valley store.
Mr. Green, who lived at 4687
South Thirty-fourth street, Ar
lington, Va, has been assistant
secretary of Julius Garfinckel e.
Co. and executive director of
personnel.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
New Store to Open

With an appropriate celebra-
ton, Blum's will open on Mo-
vember 6 and 7 its 1O,5O0 square
feet modern store at Park Lane
Shopping Center, Lexington
Park, Md. Samuel Millison,
whose family has lived in st.
Mary's County for almost GEN.
tury, is owner and operator.
Officials said during the cele-
bratlon, there will be 243 free
door prizes valued at $1,750.
Free orchids will be given the
first 500 women visitors. Mer-
chandise certificates, worth
varying sums, will be distributed.
The store will carry nationally
known makes of furniture and
appliances.
Evening star., 1953-10-26

Radio and television news
executives today opened a three
day convention here.
Lewis Strauss, chairman of the
Atomic Energy Commission. was
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Bunkers' Group Elects

Leroy A. Wilbur of Baltimore
was chosen chairman of the
Southeastern Group of the In
vestment Bankers Association
of America at White SULPHUR
Springs, w. Va; Wilfred L.
Goodwin of Washington was
chosen a vice chairman, as was
Richard A. Bigger of Charlotte.
NC; Mark Sullivan jr. of Wash
lngton was selected member of
the executive committee.
A group of about 80 Washing
tonians attended the organiza-
tons annual conference. About
125 investment bankers from
Virginia, North Carolina, Mary
land and the District partici-
pated.
Ewing T. Boles, president and
director of the Ohio Co. and pres
ident of the Investment Bankers
Association of America, addressed
the gathering.
Roderick D. Moore of Rich
mond was selected secretary
treasurer. John C. Hagan, jr.,
OF Richmond, retiring chairman,
was made a member of the Ex-
ecutive Committee. Joseph w.
Sener of Baltimore was named
representative to the national
Board of Governors.
Evening star., 1953-10-26

the Washing
ton Stock EX-
change, in eX-
planning tn e
n e W program
here, said:
"The mer-
ger of these
facilities in
wolves no sub
S t a n t i a !
change in the
t ra d ing of
w a S h ington
i S S u e S. This
merger is SIM
ply a modern
Evening star., 1953-10-26

ply a modern Mr.. Cramer.
ization of the facilities and
brings to Washington a clear
ing house which will clear the
transactions in a way similar
to that in which banks clear
checks.
Committee Named
This clearing house becomes
necessary due to the increased
Evening star., 1953-10-26
Official OpeningSet Tomorrow
For Stock EXCHANGE Branch

volume of trading and the larger
number of stockholders inter-
eSted in Washington issues"
Mr.. Cramer heads the Wash
ington Committee on Arrange
ments for the opening. Other
members are: Edgar B. Rouse of
Rouse. Brewer & Becker; Har-
vey B. Gram, jr. of Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; Harold C. Patter-
son, of Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath, who is a director of
the Stock Clearing Corp. of
Philadelphia; and James M.
Johnston, who is a member of
the board of governors of the
Philadelphia Baltimore Ex-
change. representing Washing
ton members.
William w. Mackall of Mackall
& Co. was chairman of the WASH
ngton Committee, which nego-
tiated the arrangements for the
merger.
Evening star., 1953-10-26
New Officials Named

The new president of De
Pima, Fifth avenue at Fifty
second street, New York, is John
Evening star., 1953-05-26
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ONE LARGE STUDIO RM.. runnins
water. refgr.. stove; dble. $3.50 wk.
SEle. Ss.75. 134a Columbia I'd. NV
sses KANSAS AVE. NV, bedrm. with
adjoin. Ink. rm., $40: nice section
conv. transp. Ia. 9-4S45. go
DESIRABLE NV. LOG, large corner
rm., nicely furn.: conv. transp.;
utils. extra; reas. for 2. ia. 9-5737
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM., refsr
and stove; next to bath: will accept
l child; laundry facilities: S25 every
2. weeks, 40 Constitution ave. ne.
LGE., Ii 4IHTfs: ATTRAc. studio rm., pvt. bath;
. sn.r. AZ and q ktti; ii;3os sonv. to bus, shop 5sp
LaRGE RaiRe Wi HLAiN l1sSqsM EM.; refsr., 1tS stow.
Tv; GOOD ne. loc. on Lincoln Park.
1905 18th n ST. Il; N.w.nI.2.I. or Sleep
ing rm., stove, refrigerator. HO.
DUPoST IP6S1 AREA-ao1a N ST., nv
linens next bath: S1i wk. DU.
1850 18th ST. N.w.-Lge, rm., semi
pvt. bath, refgr., hot plate. linens;
Two Tgo Ff KooSG2. Ge. Sit Sil@aa ana bedrm. share
Bus at door co 5-lS59. %
e539 18Th ST. N.w.--Ist A.: bed
sitting rm.. lse. closet. compl. kit,
pvt entr.; ST. wk. for /. Sl2.75 for
.. Also cheaper unit. DE. 2-l675.
QUIET COUPLE Il windows. cool:
refgr., clock-radio. TV. african;
SIS. I147 F st. NV. Elk. 3-Q653.
1872 18th ST. s.E.-2 large rms;
sink, refgr. and all utensils furn.;
back porch: sdults. --26
DUPONT CIRCLE, clio r 81. nv
Large, nicely furnished. studio, light
Housekeeping front room- -26
Evening star., 1953-05-26
HELP DoMESTIc (cons.)

CIV. COOK. reliable. live in, 81
to start. Refs. REQ. AID. 2-7794.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, live in: gen.
eral housework and care Of two
Son,s SS%nil bgSs; Rox apHd Star & MothsSslsss ss.
MAID, experienced. colored. Phone
DU. 7-0165. -26
MAID, .colored, to do Eh.w.; have
other help; live in: must have ref
erences. WO. 1886. -26
MAID. cleaning. care Of Q children,
no cooking. Stay 2 nights. Ram
bier; one blk. on Conn. ave. EN-.
3-7351.
MAID. colored, for general worA
area. 5la-day wk. Refs. JU. 9-7644.
MAID, g.h.w.. plain cooking. small
PulIy exper. jU. $500. Il
MAID, colored; live in; age 21-35
general care of children. Silver
Spring. Md. Salary. $25 with room
and board. Call JU. 1866 or Ii
NGRsEMA1D-Live in, free to 80 60 tc
beach; Call after 5 pm. EN-
CARE OF INFANT. light housework
for empl. cple. Settled white woman.
5-day wk.. IA. 5-5633, 1901 22nd
st. N. Arlington, Il
COLORED MAID. to live in: good sal
ary g.h;w,; no eookins. For intor-
Evening star., 1953-05-26
ROOMS EURN.-MD 8 VA.

2433 No. ouantico st,
JE. 2-16"9'. for empl,, cple.; well
furn. twin bedrm. with pvt bath,
a windows. lge. closet space: ga
rage. Roomy and cool; 30
double bed. shower, convenient to
Pentagon and airport. TIE. 6-5736.
1917 n. EDGEwoOD-Lovely room
near busline. Liv. rm. privileges:
unlimited phone. ia. S-531S. 20
YOUNG LADY. pvt. bath and en-
trance and refgr.; furn. or unfurn.,
S25-S35 mo. HO. 2-9694. DOUGH-
ALEXANDRIA-10 min. to Penta-
gon. Dble. bedrm., pvt. bath, kit,
laundry facilities; S45 mo. Call in
person. 8 West Mount Ida ave. Il
N. ARLINGTON-Attrac. rm,. pvt.
bath; near bus, parking; gentleman.
2 SINGLE SLEEPING ROOMS. with
adjoining liy. rm:, entire md fioor;
Clarendon. Hecht's and Kann's;
suit. for !" girls; S35 per mo. ca.
So" N Piedmont St. Arlington. Va
Weekdays after : pm. 30
Evening star., 1953-05-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CIV, CHILD CARE or dayyork
references; Ii. 7-O134.
ASfs dsyvork Al Phone neat wed coOpsd @9sd
WHITE WOMAN desires gh.w. 3 or 4
days a week; good references. AID.
,3o9292; after 8 pm;
4. ffses sduessd esSsfh0f sn6S 8S:i'G
GiRL. coIored, experienced nurse
n1and.o maid or hand Laundry; Laundry recent ref
RffIasLE fIsfSsi. tI tcIoLoRRf2iDS RfiS' WOMAN wishes
maritime domestic work. 10.
woM2S, WOMAN; .colored,- for day or part
woMANSWeCoLo5REDtEDSesires full or
part time job doing cleaning or care
of sick. Ii. 3-OS49. go
WANTED by neat colored girl, child
CoEoREp e ho%s5S9ES WoM8S desires Isl lSs
cleaning: reliable: references. Ii.
CoIoRRRiD GIRL desires work as
baby sitter or mothers helper. Ii.
CoI0RED GIRL desires days work,
15c hr. and carfare. HU. 3-5654.
COLORED MAID desires work morn
ings, 8 to 1, as g.h.w.: references
COGORED WOMAN, part-time work.
for adults: days a week; no
laundry or chambermaid. DE.
Co2oRiE;D GIRL desires g.h.w.. Tues,
Thurs, Fri; S25; close-in NV, Ii.
CoLoRED GIRL desires job as bus
girl or housework References.
Phone 10. 2-9123.
GIRL, colored, wants dav work clean
ing and ironing. References. LU.
I-i194.
COLORED GIRL desires general
kousework or baby sitting. Call
10 seal
COIORED WOMAN wants days work
References. HU. 3-4l43.
ironer. Ii. 3-440S.
COLORED GIRLS desire child care or
light housework; part or full time.
COLORED GIRL desires part-time or
DAYS work Ii, 3-S46q.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPS, males, fawn and brin' M
ESSGLISH SETTER puppy: IL week,
old; excellent hunting stock; Ieas
FRENcH iE! e1iSfeoDLE Poodle PUPPIES now g
Wksa; excel: ,; Axe 6I ppSaT3 pedigree gS fansy
PARAKEETS. babies and breeders;
also cages. Gail after ;, OF. 4-S1m.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
reg. the dog with brains a. d beat-
ty. beaut. marked JU. 9-0206.-26
COOKERS. adorable pups, blond or
black. Bring the children and select
a net SI0-S25. LA. 6-1299.
DOG LOVER to adopt a young tan
airedale-type dog. loves children.
housebroken. Please save. Ju.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppy; regis
tered 7-mo. old silver and black fe-
male; to give away to good home;
after 5 pm. JE 3-9029.
on farm; modern kennel;
best Of care: your inspection invited
DAIMATiAS, excellent Watchdog; for
children; good for country home.
IN 6-5776 after q.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GAS RANGES. new. used; $3.50 up
installation. PEERLESS SALES
:237 Georgia ave-. DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGES; new, used: SIS up
Oil, coal and wood ranges. ACME
STOVE. 1011 7th NV. MA. S-S952
GAS STOVE, 36-in. Caloric. meta
lawn chairs, porch diyan, crntches
other misc. OIL. 2-0621. -27
GENERATORS-STARTERS. $3.50 UP
lge. assort.; elec. motor repairs. -3ith
yr. CARTY, 1908 l4th. NO. 7-0224
GOLF CLUBS-Compl. set of Wilson
reg. irons and woods. golf bag.
shoes (size 81. mo. old. Call 10.
3-6239. rs
HOSPITAL BED, like new; adjustable;
S35. GICHNER SURPLUS. 2513 M
st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
KITCHEN CABINETS - Geneva,
Kitchen Maid. Youngstown. Tracy.
with small scratches and dents: 500
of. JOHN G. WEBSTER 1927 F 1t.
n u GT $4,000
Evening star., 1953-05-26
DOWNTOWN HOTEL
HAWTHORNE

2134 @ ST.. NV. RE. 7-4027.
Walk to work. Permanent guests de-
sired. Sgle. and dble. rms, running
water. Reasonable rates. a
COLORED-LGE. FRONT furnished
cSfSEID t5a1sP II IA r,,RSfSGEp R;SSaz RIM rs @itr
PVT. 6tH Kitchen. Conven. transp
cohoREDGa11 D ST. N,w.-With
kit privileges. refgr. Sober adults
on only; uN. 47c945 5c,r.x .;7 No f,,.r
rm. for employed couple. Conv.
transp.; home privileges. RA; g.
CSoSIIoRED-6s M ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn. rm. for couple or sgle. person,
$50 week. DE. 2-02S5:
COLORED-13th AND FAIRM0NT
14th and T: lge. comb. liv. and bed
rms; 18th and Calf. St: -privils. To
inspect. call DU. 7-O656, 10 am
CoLoRED-14th 81 ED AND BELMONT
SITS. NV. Lge. front rm.. pvt. bath
auto, hot water, conv. transp. AD
CoLoRGD-FuRN. RIM. for couple
1901 Euclid; Apt. j., rs
COLORED-29N 18th ST. NV
Neatly furn. rm. suit. or . young
ladies; home privils. AID. 2-1050
COLORED-5s v ST. N.w-Lge
front rm. with 3 bay windows. Lee
back rm. with l window. DE. 2-4O4t
before 10 am. or after 8 pm. -27
Evening star., 1953-05-26

cut.thread xtSr:s Sr; e0RRe5 BGocKs'' sss' Sb sS5t
n st nv. NO; 7-7e03: WA 7-5501
PLUMBING SUPPLIES, new and useC
sinks: toilet sets sol! pipe. ACI
sTNk g}1 a.ces,, co;, 222o oeorEi" ave. NV.
REFRlGERATORs; used: large as.
ssortment from $40 up. Some with
FREpEF1cKs ysfd sHsEsp'ss ssos TR 4ss e
H5ssGtsa1OhS sEERtsa SALES Al e.
REFRIGERATORS, 1858 servel, with
no money down; free deliv. and
other makes. ia. 7-595S. w26
REFRIGERATOR - Lge. Coldspot
1912 model. new motor, $50 or best
offer LA. 6-6297. 20
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, 3 Gu. IT.
good cond.; S35. RA. 3-42S7 after 6
REFRIGERATOR, loft. coldspot
S1OO; Bendix washer, $75; chrome
5R' 5nd yses5! ye4lGS F0rmi'a dinetts set. Ss 80
REFRIGERATOR. 6-foot meat case
in good condition; $3.50. Call ST
REFRRiiGGERAToR. gas stove, kit. sink
table, mahog. dresser. 1905 Ran.
dolph rd., Silver Spring. Lo; g.
REFRiiGERAToR. oE de luxe, ! Gu
it., excel. cond.. S11O. RA. 6-105(
after $50 pm.
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot, used
very good cond.. S35. RA. 3-o507
Evening star., 1953-05-26
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION, HOUSEKEEPER (for y,
home caretaker or resident manager;
widow seeks position; exper., ref.
Box 212-H, Star.
DRESSMAKING, remodeling; slip
covers. dresses made to order. Work
need OF finishing: exper. NO. 7-O530
NURSE. practical: any kind Of case
NURSE, white, reliable and eh1cient
Day or night duty. ia. 9-341S
NURSE GOVERNESS, experienced
wishes position with children; perm
PIX TRAINEE wishes small board
Silver Spring area. Call DE. 2-63S4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS time
mornings; 31a-years experience, Lu
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. desire.
work, care Of invalid patients OF
children. Will do Inv; exper.; refs
PRACTICAL NURSE, exper., colored
wishes employment; night work pre-.
ferred; recent ref. HU. 3-5755.
SECRETARY. Al admin, legal, pat.
ents, medical, banking background
Govt. and industry; manage small
office for successful, active or re.
tired exec. or writer with sense OF
humor. Wish to demonstrate ability
to dispatch numerous detailed as
SignmentS, to enjoy your work ano
to justify minimum salary, SI00 wk
Box 13S-H. Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcont.l

COCKER PUP. male, buff colored; :
weeks old; thoroughbred; S25. ia
1854.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. pure.
bred, male; $35. 10. S-9S91. Il
GERMAN SHEPHERD, Axe reg. age
IS mos. Beautiful dog with gentle
disposition. Will sell only to family
with children. Poplar 2-4S26. -31
DALMATION PUPPIES. females; very
reasonable. Call LA. 6-41S6 81
NORWICH or Jones terrier puppies by
imported dam and ch. sire; Axe; fe-
male; S125 each. AID. 2-3S02. Il
GERMAN SHORT-HAIRED POINTER
3 years old, beaut. confirmation;
trained on pheasant and quail; won
derful with children. Must sell,
owner ordered foreign duty. DU
7-S020. rs
Evening star., 1953-05-26
ROOMS FURN.-N.w. Cont,

5417 KANSAS AVE. - Nicely furn.
| master bedrm.. pvt. bath; reason
able. Gentle home. Cow. transp.
I1s2I VARNUM ST.-Nice. clean rm. !;
unlim. phone: laund. privil.; conv.
transp. ia. 9-7441. -2S
291s a8th ST.-Desirable rm.. semi
private bath, large closet. Gentleman.
HO. 1890 after Z pm.
WYO. AVE mansion. Lovely bsmt.
T% semi pyt b bath se,nwsy newly dsMsST
S25 mo. DU. 1888. 20
1913 DELAFIELD PL.-Nicely furn.
rm.: pvt. home; near transp; gentle-
man; $50 mo. ia. 9-325S. 26'
LARGE ROOM adj. bath; pvt. home;
good transp.; near, Bur. Standards;
wEsfmfSsTEk 1fsifs HSsy EM HoTRI SRioe; 1907 I7tn
ssssls si:v dR's ~ ssnsis s9s rE Eqn1les Ho
DE Luxe Lux STUDIO RM. for Hs official
OF executive; lge: balcony; sun
deck deck; parking e.. facilities; breakfast
ATTRACTIVE SUITE of rms. for gen.
'lerlan, in Chevy Chase %, G. resi-
| Dental area; semipvt. bath; pvt.
home: near transp. Wo. 6-7379.
5ee5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
pvt. bath; nicely furn.; conv.
tranSp. RA. 3-S032. 81
2l?O 39th PL. N.W.-Nice furn. rm,
| very clean; pvt. bath and phone;
cooking o6ry Priyyils' white woman 99ssly. 9sly.
WILSON HOUSES, 1922 18th St;
zoos Kalorama rd.: exc. rms. sgles.,
$50. S35, $40. semipvt. baths.
Dbls.. $40. $50 person. AID. 2-9296.
IBETTER-CLASS RIM, vic. Rock Creek;
reas privil. 1927 18th st. NV. NO.
7-O43O, after 6 pm. -2S
DUPONT CIRCLE-Comft.. cool, clean
room, bath and shower; refgr., maid
sery.: reas. 'TU. 2-35S4. aft. 8. rs
ARTISTIC AND WELL-FURNISHED
sleeping room, Semipvt. bath. for
employed, .well-bred business woman
OF good. character; adult Christian
home Of high standard. 500 10th
| st. NV RA 2-Ao10 -07
Evening star., 1953-05-26
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.W

31OO PENNA. AVE. S.E.-Newly dec
lge. studio rm., refined young
woman. Laund. privls.. exc. transp.
sun. call LU. 1-290S. -25
4O2 18th ST. S.E.-Lge. front rm.,
nr. bath; newly dec: convenient
transportation. Ii. 3-S725. IS
CAPITOL HILL, opp House Once
block Libr. Cong large, well-furn.
front rm.; man. Ii. 3-2913. 30
with twin beds, . gentlemen. Ii.
S-4434 --3l
Evening star., 1953-05-26
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NEAR MONASTERY - Large double
room With inclosed furnished sun
150 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, Apt
Cont, clean rm.. running water;
refgr. in rm.; bale; free park; |
person, $3.50 wkly AID. 2-6101
r. I. AVE. AT 3rd-Modern. elev.
Connecting bath: for refined. empl.
lady. Laundry facilities. NO. 7-S610.
COLORED N.E.-Lge. front room.
nicely fufn., privilS.: for l or >. NO.
,7-5794. Also rm. NV. 2S'
COLORED - BROOKLAND. Nicely
furn. rm.; next bath; for Govt. girl.
Privils. LA. 6-5599 after z. -2S
Evening star., 1953-05-26
OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks, all kinds, S15 and up; file
cabinets, steel. wood. legal-letter
sizes; tables: bookcases; office ma
chimes; lockers and steel shelving;
special purchase from Govt. surplus;
unlimited quantities to select from.
-N1ssao Sss NEW 1HV YORK AVE. 1l Nv. W
PIANoaGrand, 9 : 5 IT. s in. Moving
PIANO, spinet. new, full keyboard;
1O-yr. factory guarantee, regular
SAG. ; MStching ing bench zen i free for FOR linn. in:
tied time. RATNER's MUSIC STORE
PIANOS for rent. lower summer rates
Famous Is REST 1el PGRcHAsE Plan an
call KITS, 1880 G st. NV, RE.
PIANOS, attr. full-keyboard spinets.
have had very little use, $295; also
several returned from rental spinets
Ct ss.o substantial y t. t a. savings. KITS
PIANOS, Clearance of new and used
grands; such famous makes as
Knabe. steinway. Lester. and many
others at great savings. S25 down,
bslance 6ssG in 80 months. KITS
PIaSosEsencSes, 3 So up; small Knabe
uprt., S125: console style. $1T5;
Stelnway, Baldwin. Knabe grands.
PAUL GOL1BART CO. cor: entr,
PIANOS-see our display Of recondi-
toned grands before you buy. In
cluded IN this display are such
famous makes as Steinway, Kimball:
Vht4a Whht9ey press ssdwn Es1se ,o% As1sg o5 and
Liberal trade-in allowance for your
BELL Be MUs1c NIss co. HOS G st. NV NV
PIANOS Rent before you buy. Come
and have it deliyered to your home
paid will be credited to the pur-
chase price at a later date. Call
SAPRs,J or feRs in &Is7S f1E complete fesais 8
nM5PA st.. p1' 7"s464. Hooio w. i1OSs WSs u
PIANos-We have a few used and
floor sample spinets and consoles
that are real bargains. Small Gull
bransen spinet at $40. Also Kim
ball, Story & Clarke and others at
sansderaSs ss9ms asMpBEPE pfSnfs M6SfG
PIANO-Knabe grand in walnut. This
famous piano in best condition. Rea-
PfaN6s.Ryand:nsS TfGanSSls "a 23sS12 ,, .evSoaa rd
Il .nEHOO-pE huO~ueW LulL kcyUOdEO
instruments of standard make, spe-
cial. only 1896. These pianos were
made to sell for $625. Pay S25
down. .JORDAN'S. corner 18th and
G stS. (phone ST. 3-9400) and 9532
Georgia ave, Silver Spring (phone
PfSN6sHUsse;d PfN6siGHs; uprlghts. SIS. sss,
sSs66 B ano PPAN6 PR 5aShns MART, exifa ioi5 FL FL
st. NV. Gust above the library.
PIANOs-Jordan's Silver Spring Store
at 9532 Georgia ave. Cat Montgom-
cry HillS has a complete selection
Of pianos, new and used. Full key
board models ct 1895 and S425.
Phone JU. 5-1105. Open 1880 to
2 aI pm; at i, night. Park on lot 81 in
PIANOS = FOR FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles at moderate rates. Haul
ing extra. JORDAN'S, corner 18th
and G SITS. NV, (phone ST. 3-9400)
end 9532 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring
(phone JU. 5-1105). Silver Spring
store open evenings. 30
PIANOS = Baldwin, Acrosonic, spinet
AM 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,
EefohIiahAA QG0
Evening star., 1953-05-26

FTKNACE, 81 hot air for eFm tanE
for 500. TE. 6.5172. 81
bedrm. pieces. russ. TV: good cond !;
reasonable; Can CO; 5-3359: 20
rm. from unclaimed freight and fac
for cash. LION STORAGE BLDG.
Sat. TIL 4. RE. 7-4310. 30
FURNITURE-Antiu cherry tables,
maple occasional tables. cedar chests aedS
FURNITURE-Liv. rm., bedrm., din.
rm., console radio, bric-a-bra glass
ware. kitchenware. EN-. .2-0991. 20
FURNITURE Bed. bureau, dble
couch. Parks settee; screen door.
barber basin; cheap. 21@9 P st. n.w.
FnnRNTTGREE-Mahosany dining room
table and 6 chairs: $75. EN-. 3-7o13.
FURNITURE. entire contents 2-bedrm.
nptd CaiiforniaStSle eonG n.y. rm Isst
iSfaslsioneM ieasins En- ssa s1sses. '0n0'' 0'Oi0m''
FURNITURE, Iiv. rm.. 2 new pieces;
din. gm;, r be bedrm.; s16o or best offer.
FURNiTURE. called into service; must
sccented e'iT i'm a 4-Sf;3s n' ie"S 0,iei
FURNITURE, sofa and matching
chair, $15: sofa bed, SO; odd chair,
So: all comfortable and usable. JA.
FURNITURE-speeial sale on recon
Hollywood beds, studio couches, sofa
beds, $40 tn $50: lined oak bedrm.
set. $50: sofa bed and matching
lounge chair, $50; secretary. .S55;
knee1hole knee 1.sS or drcp-front Gov. Win.
chairs. SIS to s39: chests. SO to
$50: dressers, SIS: rock maple chest
desk, S35: maple drop-leaf table and
chairs; Duncan Phyfe table bargain:
dinette chairs; china cab. $15;
Sd s5EsF PSI sIo eesSns cC Or Pei Sox spFnx: Tis s$s
to sic; mattresses. THE HOME
SHOP, 174b l. st. NV, RE. 7-s961.
FURNITURE Davenport, chair,
library table. music cabinet. beds,
FURNITURE InsssTfi RE- sALEEBrsnd-neV Ale Brand ped.
unclaimed railroad freight and FAC
tory closeouts HENRY's FURNI-
TyJRSIs TyJRSIEs CO. ,L3: lses 7th st St, nv; Eg e,
FGRSvetorsn afsaasea sofa Tannt Tes ssd ds
chairs; excel. cond.. reasonable.
FURN.. MISC.-Daveno. HOLLYWOOD
lamp. EN-. 2-33a6 after 6. -
FURN.-Gray sofa with matching
lounge chair: 5-pc walnut bedrm.
suite with Beautyrest mattress. JU.
5-3915. -o6
FURN.-6 mahog. din. rm. chairs,
S35; framed mirror. $3.50: . Occa-
FURN.. 5-pc lined oak -dinette set.
S25: Hollywood dble. bed. $50: floor
lamp, So. Misc. items. ia. 2-9337.
FURN.. 5-pc. din. set, solid maple; :;
tubs on metal stands. LU. 1-1O32.
FURN.. tea wagon. drop leaf, SOS:
vac. cleaner. tank. att, $50: refRr.,
lge., $40. JU. 5-2327.
FURN., very reas.; must sell furn. Of
2-eed1rmn. g apt. AD. 4-ols6 besSeen bsS.
Evening star., 1953-05-26

MATTRESSES 12l, ali hair. crib size;
set: JE. a-a4S5. wa &2s
MILL ENDS Of better slip cover, dra-
perry and dress materials, SO and As
in. widths; from SOC up. JE. 10000.
MIMEoGRAPH, ABB. Dick. 430 .
yrs. old. hardly used. will take
Contac-Dri or Oil Base inks. 1925