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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-10-09
ANNUAL DRIVE TO
FINANCE SCOUTS
NOVEMBER 4-1O
Judge Chester Morris, Drive
Chairman, Praises Scout
Program

Boy Scout work came in for
praise from Judge Chester R.
Morris, Chairman of the Finance
Drive for Scout Work in the AL
bemarle District last week at a
dinner meeting in Elizabeth City.
The Judge announced that the
annual drive will be conducted
in the seven counties November
4, to 10th. Julian Oneto of Mays
Head is community drive chair
man in Dare County.
The meeting was attended by
representatives from each of the
seven. counties making up the
istrict and the following guests:
Peter Paulson, Deputy Regional
Executive from the regional office
in Philadelphia; and Harold Pace,
Scout Executive of the Tidewater
Council.
In welcoming the group, Judge
Morris said that there is a big
job to be done in our District.
Both leaders and resources are
needed. At present there are six
NV Scout units to be organized
in non-scouting communities.
Judge Morris said that during
his years on the bench he has
sentenced hundreds of young
men for various crimes, but with
only one exception, he has never
had ranking Boy Scout appear
before him. He stated that a
mans investment in land or
stock can vanish in a twinkling
of an eye, but an investment in
Scouting will grow an grow, in
creasing in value, and can never
be destroyed. He said he con-
sidered Scouting to be one of the
finest influences in a boys life.
He said he felt that if every boy
could receive Scout training
there would be practically no
need for juvenile courts.
Judge Morris appointed seven
community drive chairmen in
Guiding Holland Webster, Eliza
beth City; Charles r. Vann, Pas
quotank County; Samuel Walker,
Currituck County and Julian
Oneto, Dare County
Following Judge Morris open
ing remarks, District Finance
Chairman, Roland T. Orr gave an
overall picture of the council
financing and the job to be done
in the Albemarle District. Mr..
Orr asked the community chair
man to encourage contributors
to give what they think their
boys are worth. Contributing to
the Boy Scouts of America is a
good investment, said Mr.. Orr,
since it costs about $40 year to
keep a boy in Scouting while it
costs taxpayers over $1,000 to
handle boy in juvenile courts.
Peter Paulson, Deputy Region
al Executive, explained the cam
paigning method to be used. He
recommended tat each major get
five captains, who in turn will
get five workers; each worker
will solicit five prospects. In the
43 years Scouting has been soli-
citing funds this method has
proven to be the most successful.
Harold Pace, Scout Executive,
in closing the meeting, told of his
personal experiences with boys
and how Scouting had helped
them.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-10-09
BOBBY OWENS ENTERS
COAST GUARD SERVICE

Bobby Owens, son of Mrs. r.
v. Owens and the late Mr.. Owens
Of Manteo, has entered the U. S.
Coast Guard service, and is now
in training at Cape May, N. j..
Bobby graduated from Manteo
High School, and attended N. c.
State College, Raleigh.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Anniversary
Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund B.
Montgomery will celebrate the
20th anniversary Of their mar
riage Wednesday afternoon when
they will receive after 4 o'clock
at Little Collingwood on the
Potomac. their home on the
Mount Vernon boulevard. Mrs.
Montgomery. as Miss Natalie
Sellers Barnes Of Philadelphia
came to Washington to make her
debut and shortly after married
Mr.. Mark Reid Yates of Virginia
and Washington. Several years
after his death she was married
to Mr.. Montgomery, then for
eign service officer which took
them to distant lands with only
an occasional visit in the Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery,
since his retirement from active
service, have made their home
at Little Collingwood with her
children, Miss Natalie Sellers
Barnes Yates, Mr.. Mark Reid
Yates and Mr.. John Sellers
Yates and his wife, the former
Miss Marguerite Tabor.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Miss Stone
Is sEngoged

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ever
Stone of Cleveland, Ohio, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Florence Marilyn, to
1t. John Morgan Chittick, U. S.
M. c. r. He is the son of Mrs.
Dorothy B. Chittick of Washing
ton and of Mr.. c. Yardley Chit
tick of CohaSSet, Mass.
The bride-elect is a graduate
Of Denison University, Granville,
Ohio, where she was a member
of Delta Delta Delta. She has
done graduate work at Harvard
University and American Uni
versity.
1t. Chittick attended Phillips
Academy, Andover, Mass, and
Boston University, where he was
a member of Sigma Alpha Epsi-
lon. He is stationed at the Naval
Air Station in Pensacola, Fla.
The wedding will take place
here on july 4
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Miss Patricia A. Leadbetter,
daughter Of Mrs. Guy Whitman
Leadbetter. ST.. and the late DR..
Leadbetter, became the bride
yesterday Of Mr.. william King
w, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Ordway King. The Rev. Will
liam M. Sharp performed the
ceremony held at st. Adams
Church. He was assisted by the
Rev. Robert S. Trenbath. A re-
ception followed at the Wash
ington Club.
The bride. given in marriage
by her brother. Mr.. Guy Whit
man Leadbetter. jr., wore a
gown of white imported Swiss
organdy. The lily of the valley
motif was re-embroidered to
give q IalSeQ enecC. A sheer
illusion yoke was delicately
scalloped as were the brief cap
sleeves and the bodice was
tightly fitted above a bouffant
skirt of eyelet organdy over
taffeta. The bride carried an
armful of white lilacs and lilies
of the valley.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Guy
Whitman Leadbetter, jr., and
flower girl was Miss Roberta
johnson. Bridesmaids were the
Misses Betsy johnson, Katherine
r. keener and jeanne Cooke.
Serving as best man was the
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Broocks-HurWood

Dr.. Edward B. Brooks an
nounces the engagement of his
daughter Winifred to Mr.. Carl
Raymond Harwood, son of Mr..
Wilbur A. Harwood and Mrs.
Estella Harwood, both of Ports
mouth. Ohio. The wedding will
take place in the early fall.
The bride-elect is with the
American Red Cross at the
United States Naval Hospital in
Bethesda. Mr.. Harwood has
served with the United States
Navy for the past four years.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HogonsBeing
Entertained:
Other Notes

! The party pace keeps its pleas
ant swing for the departing
Bartholomew Hogans. On Sat-.
urday Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Hogan will be guests Of the Ma
tionaI Naval Hospital staff at
a farewell party in the nurses
quarters of the hospital.
The event is planned for 8
o'clock and Capt. and Mrs. Rob-
ert B. Brown will head the re-
ceiving line. acting as hosts.
At the moment it does not
seem likely that the new COM
manding officer of the hospital
will be here in time to attend
the festivities. Capt. Gordon B.
Tayloe, has been ordered here
from Norfolk to take Admiral
Hogan's place, and both he and
Mrs. Tayloe are now expected
sometime the middle Of the
month.
No strangers to Washington.
they have been here on duty
several times and have their
own home nearby, though doubt
less they will live in quarters at
the Naval Medical Center.
Admiral and Mrs. Hogan gave
their own farewell party on Fri
day, from 6 to 8 o'clock at home.
Friends were still arriving right
up to the last minute Of the par
ty hour.
An accordion player Strolled
through the large drawing room
and in the garden playing all
the old favorites and bringing |
back memories for many who
had served together in all four |
corners of the earth.
Ranking officers of the Armed |
Forces were there with their
ladies. So were diplomats. Of
f1cials and residential Washing
ton. And it seemed that the
largest gathering of the medical
profession, outside of an ANA
convention. was also there to bid
DR.. and Mrs. Hogan goodby.
The commanding officer of |
Fort Myer, Col. Donald Gallo
way and Mrs. Galloway are in
temporary quarters at Fort |
Myer, and will be there until |
the latter part of the summer.
Their son Frederick is ex-
pected home about June 81 from
the Military Academy at West |
Point, where he is 1St class
man. He will spend his vacation |
here.
Col. and Mrs. Cleland c. Sib-
ley left for Keene, N. H., on
Friday to visit Col. Sibley's
mother. Mrs. Nathan Cleland
Sibley prior to his departure on |
June II for Heidelberg, Ger
many.
Mrs. Sibley is remaining here
IN their home at Falls Church
for the time being with her |
mother, Mrs. Frank Curry. She
expects to join her husband in
Germany some time later. Re-
Gently they were in Fort Ben
ming, Ga, where their son and
d daughter-in-law, 1st 1t. and
Mrs. Nathan C. Sibley, are sta
toned. They went down to get
acquainted with their grandson,
James Cleland.
Col. Sibley goes to Europe to
replace Brig. Gen. Bertram F.
Hayford, who has been ordered
to duty in the Office of the chief
of transportation. Gen. and Mrs.
Hayford are expected here some
time early in July.
Col. and Mrs. Evan M. House.
man have invited friends to a
picnic supper on Tuesday and |
hope to be able to have it in the
garden. Col. and Mrs. Sibley are |
to be the honor guests at the
affair which has been set for 7
o'clock.
Their son, Evan H. HouSeman,
is expected home for the summer |
from his studies at Yale where
he is a sophomore. The family,
including their daughter Jane
who is a senior at Alexandria
High School, plans to spend the
vacation at home.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
--Southall Photo.

bridegroom's brother, Mr.. Leroy
o. King, jr., and ushers were the
MesSrS. r. Ross Watt, Norman
Johnston, Irwin D. Foos and
Glenn j. Cobb.
The former Miss Leadbetter is
a graduate of Sidwell Friends
School and Smith. Mr.. King also
was a student at Sidwell Friends
and attended William and Mary.
After a wedding trip through
the north, the couple will reside
in Sumner, Md.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
On Eastern Shore

Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. jenkins of
Indian Head spent the week end
on MarylandS Eastern shore
where they were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh-Livingston Of
Salisbury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
MIscEL. FOR SALE (cont.)

variety. with lamps. ft-
ttngS, shades. globes, chimneys, Spe-
cialty. THE LAMP. $50 w Broad
ST.. Falls Church. Va
ANTIQUES-Piano, dated 1904, made
in England; good playing condition
Best offer. Victorian sidechair also
with needlepoint; $50. Phone Ever
green 4-4760. Ia
ANTIQUES. mahog. love seat. ovel
renovated; SOS or best offer. also
mahog. desk table, $50. Phone XII
S-3292 Sun. and ewes. after 6.
ANTIQUES-Going out of business
Furniture and glass. DOROTHEA
JEAN ANTIQUE SHOP, Rt. Z, Hern-
don Junction %, Va.
ANTIQUE, walnut carved settee, and
sTC.fl!nf wsshstand i
ANTioUEs-Early American. iror
fireplace, tongs and shovel. lge
dough bowl, Warwick vase anc
g ntsAsEc ch ssS is srI Kelloss 7-1135
AN GTRGE lH Walnut nut w Wardrobe, se5
pair side chairs, SIS ca; piano
S125. All good cond. IA. 9-2477
ANTIQUES, washstand set, roya
ironstone china, johnson Bros. Eng.
lana; reasonable. Ii. 4-3257.
fireplace mantle seer
at Luray. Call IA. 1884.
ANTIQUES-Selling out. last s days
going to Europe; furniture, glass,
china. brasSware, etc.. prices dras-
tically reduced. 3207 o st. NV. :
AN1lQUES--Pair cherry bedside
tables; wal. NAH. cherry d. l..
tables; nah. fiddle back chairs; many
unclaimed pieces priced reasonably
MA. S-7l63.
ANTIQUES-Cherry d.. table 22-in.
1-pc. leaves; 2 walnut Victorian
carved straight chairs; one 1920
Riley. Whiting mahog. shelf clock;
mahog. steeple clock. KE. S-4330,
46O9 North :}2nd ST., Arlington, Va.
ANTIQUE MEISSEN onion service.
Silverware and custom-made con-
tinental furniture. NO. 7-5522..
lge. 6-leg pine drop-leaf
table; S125. -PO. 1852.
china. silver; pine
chest: 100. piece Limoges; other
ANTIQUES and modern pieces Of furn.
H36 East CAPITOL St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

BED, "a: also foldaway bed; good
Sconadaition; reasonable. Cali II; g.
BED, single mahog.. compl. Bah,
Sy5ss Very reasonable. ia
BED. dbIe.. coil spring and legs. in.
nerspring mattress. good cond., $50
BED. mattress. youth size. SIS: scoot.
grass rug. 81; TU. 2.-4264.
ans mrro fins &c. eG91 o ss47 dresser
BEDS. ! set Of double decker. enam-
S65. TIE. $3.50.
BED. twin mahog., SIS each: sgl
s s!ae En- G1ast s:e Ssd matt and spring
BED ide-a-bed. double. gray: ex.
cellent condition. New. 1925. Apt
233, 1911 Mass. NV.
BED, Simmons Hide-A-Bed, greer
BRIGADE sp1c i,, perfect perfect condition; reason
Us ii Soi ass m u SIS; HOLY Ely;
good GOOD co Sad DE BE- aNioo4. si0' 1 oG5f
BED, single. 4-poster, maple, with
spring ana mattress complete, $50
BED, dbie., mahog, acorn poster
boxsprings. innerspring matt: excel
quality and cond. RIA. 3-2O239.
BED, double. coil spring. $40; . chests
Of drawers. $40 each; maple table
and two chairs. S35. 10. 2-7275.
BEDS, twin nah. poster, coil springs
innerspring mattresses: like new
reas. DU. 1921.
BED-Double, lined oak: springs and
foam matt; like new; any reas
offer; sell separately. ia. 2-3S64.
BED. spring. lamps. So ca: table
SIS: silver coffee servers. $3.50. Ii
7-7494.
BED. Hollywood, double; no head
board; from guest rm.; used very
little; $45. OIL. 9-8941.
BEDS. (25). Hollywood. twin size
metal legs; $1O-$25. DU. 7-7439
-l2
Simmons; lamps, single
mattr.: other articles. desk. 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
BUILDING CT

BUILDING STONE. 81 per ton; OF
more tons, s. per ton. fob. quarry
tain. va, Route 6o1. 5 miles west
of Haymarket. Va. For Information
call evenings after 7 pm. AID
BULIDozERs, .. HD-7. Can can" be
$500 Lee hwy. Falls Church. Va
Call Sun. 10 to 2, JE. 2-29l4
BULLDozER, Terratrac, model %.
Overhauled. Complete with eft
blade. cleo. starting and lights;
E ssSHi fsE CO., 43S calS MEsS a7e
BUNK BED. metal. with nat springs
and mattresses. ladder and bed rail
S35. Singer sewing machine, trea.
die. with long shuttle, $l5. Girls
26-in. bike, SIS. ia. 1890. Il.
BUS BODIES, 81 feet, all aluminium,
safety glass; suitable for living quar-
tiers or business purposes. For in
CABINET. china, maple. glass doors,
Call ia. "-7277 after pm.
cABIN NET. Nk, slightly used, and
WE. 5-5366, WE. 5-519S. -12
CALCULATOR. Monroe, electrical, 10.
col. late model; cost. $3.50; will take
$225. See Monday. 2O19 14th st
CALCULAToRs. Burroughs. hand
cleo, Monroe cleo; reaS. Call today
GO. 5-4625; wk, 11l2 l4th st. NV
CAMERAs. = Rolleifex auto, synch.
$l40 and $165; Ikofiex, 3.5 Tessar
$50: Voigtlander, BesSa. 35 lens
S35; all in superior cond.; pvt
owner. LA. 6-4991.
CAMERA. Kodak tourist. As Anastar,
Syncho-rapid 500. used only a few
plus color transparencies; 400 dis
count. WA. 7-8420.
CAMERA, 35mm. Retina IA, coated
lens, built-in synch.; new cond
$3.50. PEERLESS PAWNBRoKERS
EXCH. 912 D st. NV. RE. 1859.
CAMERA-Nikon-F/1:4 lens. double
S syae; like Insci new; With With case regular
Bantam S0s special Ektar sq Fa isas,
SIS; guar. TENDLER's PAWN.
BROKERS SALES. 913 D st. NV.
CAMERA-Moyie and protector. 16
model K. protector Kodascope mod.
gqaIantsed. TENDLER' S PAWN
CAMERA-Movie, Eastman 3 nm.
F 10 magazine: Revere protector
and screen; excel, cond.; sacrifice.
CAMERA. Kodak, folding size 100:
perfect conditions: only $40. 923
Shepherd st. NV.
CAMERA, Zeiss- Ikon, Tessar 3.5 COM
pur. rapid, uses 100 film; case; costs
Sl50: sell $40. OIL. 4-2321.
will sacrifice. sos. Phone RA. g.
CAMERA. movie, 16mm. Bolex with
3 lenses. 3-in. tel, in. also
wide angle; also Bolex protector:
shows either or 16mm.; peri.
both: ROSSLYN LOAN CO, 2O25
n: Moore ST., Arl., Va, ia. 2-3S0O,
CAMERA. Robot. model 9: FLO Xenar
lens; built-in flash, case: sacrifice,
$40. JU. 5-0G45.
CAMERAS. 35-mm., from estate;
Kodak Signet 35. Retina /. II. TIa:
Bantam, Argus CO with telephoto.
Bolsey, Leica /. others, for quick
sale. EN-. 3-S152.
CAMERA, 16-mm. mag, Eastm. Kod,
10 lens. S45; also new Keystone
A-S2. 16-mm. protector. S65; Sell
both or SeDarafe IA SdROp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
DIAMOND BARGAINS

TIE. t-HuIO.
DINING RIM. sET-9-p piece walnut
mir mirror and t table pad included; SO
Din. RIM. SET. table, buffet. 9 chairs
$50; bed springs twin). Sis. ~
D G RIM. su1TE-1o pcs, good
s cond;; $50; rug 9sso6 china closet. ball
Din, TABLE-Blk; oak. in modern: .
Sun. 513S S. 18th St.. hrl.. Va.
DINETTE SET ~, modern design
black lacquer, four chairs. two
leaves; must sell immed., $40 or best
offer. Lot 81, Temple Trailer Vii.
lage, Telegraph I'd. Alex. Va. =
DINING ROOM furniture. mahog-
same your O pries k GO0 essss
DINING ROOM SET. walnut: excel.
condition: reasonable. ia. 9-s993.
DINING ROOM SUITE, English type,
tabe chairs al IN go sdeS eonditio nE
p hi TTF'l2 SET. Raystrom. 5-pc.
Forn1ca and chrome. OIL. 2-3o39.
DINETTE SET, chrome. 5-pc.. red
and snd pearl: cost sos; will sell for
good cond.. reas. AP. 1854.
good. cond.; cost $685.; price, $500.
DINING RIM: SUITE, mahog.: lea her
sofa. . club chairs, 9 blond mahog.
DINING TABLE. mahog., drop-leaf.
extends to rs in. pads and 6 side
chairs: also 24x"4 leather-top
mahos lamp table with deep drawer.
DINETTE sETs-s-pc. chrome sets,
S34 so; 30x42 plastic tables 5-pc.
luxe sets. from $500. FACTORY
DISPLAY ROOM 203s Eye st. NV,
D IN ai4f ROOM SUITE. 1o.Diec ~1 VAL
DINING Sf GeS' R SneF Fu haSnf hA pc.
sonabie. WA. 7-9Oia.
DINING RIM, 9-pc. mahog. Shera-
ton design. Credenza, china cabinet
double pedestal table and 6 chairs.
DINETTE SET, maple. : pieces; rea-
after d pm. LU.. 2-13S9.
DINING RIM. Cred. buffet. SOS; serv-
er, SIS; mans suit, size 80, SIS;
chaise lge,. down cush.. $50. ia.
DiNiNG ROOM SUITE. 1O-piece. solid
walnut excellent condition. $500
D III ROOM ROOM su1rE-Mahor. table
+. chairs. buffet and server. Com
plete solid maple bedrm suite. Refsr
IDISHWASHER. Hotpoint eiecGic. 97~.
brand new, never used. Phone Ho.
DisHWNHsHER, Apex rollaway. Der
feet eond.. 500. UN. 4-1945.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

0otC. TUG Oh 1Au1ouS makes In sealed
evenings. ia. 7-7722.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl.. Va.
D00RS-stock OF custom MADE doors
WoopWoRK1NG 4 LUMBER Co.
so in. big bargain. FUCKER LuM-
Der, 1920 Wilson blvd.
DRAFTING TABLE. engineers: dol
carriage; beds and high chair
clcle. Victor radio-phono. combina-
ton, 2 ANTIQUE chair, frames Una
nog.). twin size mattress, Sleds,
sew. vols. of books. JU. 9-9496. Ii
patterned' fG3 f in; p sat'n beige in'
ivory. f1berglass with traverse rods;
pr. % in. royal b.ue and gray
brocade: all lined; perfect; reas.
Dl. 7-332S. Apt. 302. EOS 18th
DRESSER. childs. S5: dollhouse,
elee; cSmpl. with furn.. new; $40;
ord player comb, S25; rug. Oriental.
6x9, S35. Call JU. 5-S643.
DRESSER, maple. in good cond., SIT.
See at I'LL Holton lane, TAX. PIX,
Md. of N. Famp. ave. JU. S-1596
DRESSES, suits, coats. size IL, like
new. latest styles; sacrifice. DE
DRESSING TABLE. mahogany, 2
sect. mirror, 3 drawers, S35; bench
$50. CO. $4,000, Ext. 5O4.
DRILLS, electric, 1895 UP. new; also
rebuilt drills. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO., 2473 Sherman ave, AID
2-l600.
DRUGSTORE SANDWICH GRILL,
Griswold. commercial size, prac.
new. EN-. 3-1983.
DRYERS - Sensational factory pur-
chase Of regular S235.55 Wrestling
house clothes dryers, greatly reduced
to Sl39.95; only IL brand-new mod
els. in factory crates; full guarantee
ray only 81 per mo. Monday at
STAR RADIO CO., 400 18th st. NV,
opp. Star Newspaper Bldg.
DRY BEVERAGE COOLER, Frigidaire,
. yrs. old, 3 compartments: S425
or best offer. Call 10. $4,000.
DUPLICAToRs, all types. hand and
electric AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO., 1431 E Capitol St. Ii. 3-0O82
ELEC: ADDING MACH.-8-col. Bur.
roughs; credit and subtractine S15O
or best offer. AID. 4-lS45. -12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12
FURNISHINGS

Lowest prices carefully Sc
lected from the type Of owners
who do not care to have the
general public trample throush
their nice homes. LINED oak
1r. din. rm.. like new, Sl95;
mahoR.. .jr. set, S175; chests,
end tables, misc. The little
store around the corner"
1929 Wisconsin ave. NV, mr.,
Sears. Weekdays till z pm,
EN-. 2-6671.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

cheted. $50. HU. 3-744o. 10
BICYCLE, boys schwinn. 26-in.. S35.
BICYCLE. boys. a6-in. Western
Flyer. looks like new, excellent con-
dition: S25 or best offer. JU.
BICYCLE. boys gain. schwinn: sHsx
10!a Mohawk broadloom rug. soft
excellent condition. OIL. 2-1736.
BICYCLE-Man's English. 26-in.;
3-speed gear. hand brakes: ridden
once: cost $40; price, S46. WO
B1ic 5I boys schwlnn; ae-in,. ss5.
H sf4 Fl. 4 eGy,s; ss-in.; real buy
BICYCLE. boys. Raleigh, % in, used
very little. $40. JU. $500.
Colson, Columbia. Ridge, Duneit
trade-ins accepted: parts and serv-
i sSo,r G IS75 HI,I WIN NJ B! SSId
IN aT Va pa MsS sve cy BE- Co. Ie,
hwy. at N: Kirkwood I'd. IA. $500
BICYCLE, boys 26-inch. SIS. ia
BICYCLE. boys e6-in. schwinn de
luxe. Excellent condition. All ac-
CeSSorleS. Reasonable. Also set OF
4 soap box derby wheels with COM
plete racer included. So. ia. 7-O719.
BICYCLE. girls. medium size. . pail
roller skates. 1 pair rink skates
size 8. Cedar 3-53S9. IL
BICYCLES, boys and girls GOD, SIS
ca; lawn mowers 500, So ca. gooc
cond. Power lawn mowers. with.
out engines, SO ca. 1898 r. l
ave. ne, in rear. All day Sun.
-12
BINOCULARS. 7x5e Hensoldt Diaiyt,
Sx10 Leitz Binuxit. Ctr. focus, cases;
SS5 ca. EN-. 1882.
BOILER. Lattner. 2-h.p.. with pump:
operating at present; very good
cond. Sacrifice. BLACKSTONE
CLEANERS. 1902 L st. NV. -12
BOILER brand-new. 500 It. OF
radiation; coal-f1red; $3.50. WA.
7-320S. -12
BOOKS-small but choice selection
of literature; few f1rsts; S35. Also
bound opera scores. Box 62-D,
Star
BOOKS-Indiv. and in sets: unusually
fine lot; &c and up; also prints. etch-
ings and paintings. Sundays 10 to
BOOKS. complete set of Harvard
Classics. 81 books. beaut. bound,
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BUILDING MATERIALS
We have on hand large quantity Of
framing lumber, flooring, doors, and
many other building items: Also
have large amount Of plumbing ana
radiators at bargain prices.
General Wrecking Co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6I77
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS

DISHWASHER. youngstown in goo,
condition. S125. Cali 10. 6-9325.
DISHWASHER, GE. new; regular
Sl69 SO, sell for sos. Call HO. 2
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AIR-CONDTTIONERS
RENTED
AIIISON'S AIR CONDITIONING CO
An A.dOnR

AGLlSON'S AIR CONDITIONING CO.
ALUMINIUM GLASS JALOUsTEs for
buy at q price you can afford. Free
est. OIL: 4-6133. CAPITOL CON
TRACING CO. .4S19 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda. Md:
AMPLIFIER, high fidelity or PUBLIC
address Si. so-Watt' new, $751; Call
ANDIRoNsD. copper bucket, firescreen;
radio-phono';, el so- broiler' cleo. far fan;
AtS Sg1Si 20 sT TS2' sell at cost i@ nc
Ing to open shop. Give phone. Box
A STTR fsatfl walnut what-not:
large center mirror, shelves on
: st5af! s sSs h HEss Sf5tsF . %9F''
A and hover 4 mart; to be he'd Tues i'
X Ms$i t s.; II srhAooG6h. cs pm
AS mi EGss sab hobnan 'pietur,
tray and g. glasses; other old glass
ware and bottles. 70; 3-694S;
open s1s5 ?4eq aape ssd Square ee legs
80 wide, SO open. Sl75; solid wal
nut corner cupboard, Gothic, arched
glass doors, S175; low moderniStie
down cushions, 9n-in. couch with
extra slip covers, $3.50. XII. S-459O
Sat and Sun, o to 3. -l2
full hand carved. early Victorian
Excel cond. Comfortable. WO
6-lS92 IL
ANTIQUES-Heppe and Shera.
ton chest of drawers, Pembroke
tables, Empire butler desks. droT
leaf tables. OG mirrors. French
clock sets. bric-a-brac, chairs. crys-
tai chandeliers, WINTERS ANTI.
QUE SHOP, 6lS 5th st. NV. Ma
ANTIouES-Reduced prices. closins
out Pressed glass: furnituree ole
S1st OF. NV. Hours 1-5 pm.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ACCT. -BKKPR.-Books opened. kept;
statements prepared. Your place
or mine. 10. 4-0245: Ia
NEED A MAILING SERVICE? I will
hand address and mail poStals and
and business experience. JU. 5-054O
YOUNG MAN, fully eXper. advertising
journalism and public relations, can
solve your problems. ewes. and week
ends. JU. 5-0540.
cleared. lawn work: reas. prices. We
are insured. 10. 5-2505. Ia