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PROPOSALS

GOVT. OF DIST. OF COL, DIR. OF
yE%EED yE%aMAFSI + s LsDE; xtl bs asSsd Sssd
in RIM; 4o4, Library, Bldg, 400 Pa
200 PM. EST. E'1i Apr. = Is, s. 1853, I unat ane
then publicly opened and read fol
furn. labor, materials and perform
Ing all work for Painting Benn1nG
Bridge across. Anacostia River. Ap.
SEox; quantities are: lob tons o.
and specns. obtainable from Sec.
Contr. Bd., D. C., RIM. 4O6, Library
Bldg, 400 Pa. Ave. NV. Wash. 1
y. G.. upon deposit Of CERT: check
3or ca, set: PAYABLE 70 G0ll. Of Taxes
;. 4-6OOO, Ext. 237S. ap1,2 ,2.3,4.6,f
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs-sealed
and Council, Rockville. Nd, ior
mains and laying 8" and 8" water
mains In various streets In Rock
svsd ssfss S9ckS SS sSd Said Ne Council VII a. be their
once. 11O Commerce lane, Rock
vile, Md. until 2 pm, April z,
1853. and there. publicly. opened
and read. The. proposed work in
wolves the following approximate
$500 linear IT., 8" vitrihed clay
1890 linear linear It.. 3" cast cast IRON iron e. pipe.
And necessary appurtences thereto.
Plans and specifications are on file
in the Once of the Mayor and
Council, ITO Commerce lane, Rock
vile, Nd. ct a cost of So. Bids
fied check for 81 Of the amount
of proposal, made payable to the
Mayor and Council, Rockville. Md.
The Mayor and Council reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF ROCK.
VILE. BY Sara A. Mortimer, Clerk.
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hELP-MEN
DraftSlnel1 DESIGNERS

DIsMWAsMER. Casa Mia Restauf1ntT
SLY Columbia pike. Arl., Va IA.
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NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
110S 18th st. NV. Ex. a-797O

NATIONAL EMPL. sERV.
Wsshinston's LARGEST Agency"
Ofhce-Sales-Technical
Read Carefully
saMSSjSF; conSjtioSinso openings ,,c In heating. air
SALES TRAINEEs. many Ssome with
sssey;;. excel; opp9r. ooe'ya go @S
gnder1riterr srainee tcollereSs s'lcS sss6 s6
1BM oper., exper., 5 days. S24O-S3S0
Claims adjuster. experienced, new car
plns eood salary.
assnt Or casualty eape9). S4oorpssoo S4aoNospsssas5
insurance Underwriters, casualty.
SISn&osrapnerS & rS--------- 1926 mo.
MeSsengers. b. c. permit, TO $40 10
Bookkeepers, 8 days $50 Wk.
TECHNICAL ee -
Eiectronic electricians (ovefseas),
Deisei technicians (overseas), $4,000
Technical editor. 'i experienced. s''Soo
Production. editor, technical MANUAL MANUAL
|Ensihesrinr writer's. slectroaics. 70; ssasT, ;sSe
Trans,. men 77990o
Craftsmen. architectural and Civil.
Writer trainees. know blueprints,
blueprint exper. "a 900
Chemist, lab. work $4,000 up
Aides for lab. h. 5. chem to $50 VIZ.
Trainee. mechanical Ala pm,
-.
1108 10th ST. NV.
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JOSEPH FITZGERALD, Jr., Attorney
Transportation Building,

JOSEfh ElIZGEHALD, JF., Attorney,
Transportation Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. - No. 81. $40.
Administration.-This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
DISTRICT Of Columbia has. obtained
trtct of Columbia, Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate of Lyle
Morgan Thurman, late of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims AGAINST the
hibit the same. with The vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to
day OF July. AID. 1858; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of
March. 1858. GRACE s. THURMAN.
4Ol2 Edmunds St.. NV. lseal) At
Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
mh25. apis.
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AUTO SERVICE MEN, we have oDen-
tngs for shop foreman, and/ eerV-
ice manager for. neighborhood
Chrysler Corp. dealer. Must have
previous experience with ChrySleY
products. 5-day week. attractive
ponus ana pront- sharing plan. Please
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AUTO SALESMAN

We need one man to supplement oul
present sales force. Only those witt
current automotive experience and
a proven automobile sales record
need apply. Only the highest type
man will be considered; excellent
calary. commission, working condi.
tions, etc. Demonstrator furnished
Apply in person to Mr.. Slattery
MCNEIL MOTORS. 141s p ct. NV
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HARDWARE MAN

E1AfIOWA AHE MAN
Exper. hardware man to be assistant
manager Of retail store In nearby
Va. TE. 6-1601 after pm. -
HOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR
Fully exper. transcript knowledge
nee. Good opport. for right man.
See Mr.. Williams. BURLINGTON
HOTEL. -3
ICE CREAM Plant worker. man with
milk plant or lee cream making
exper.: excel. working conds. 100
SaHSsr. Sa1yeTs .ysjs 81. slssi4v sliSi va' can Pc
INSURANCE AGENCY HAS
Permanent, full-time position for
man or woman experienced IN cas-
ualty and flre insurance. Good pay
paid Observation-Disclosures. Ap-
ply IN own handwriting; i you have
ages Of 35 and 80, givtng education.
experience. references and salary
expected. Box 395-A. Star. 90
JANIT0R, part time. with quarters.
to do general cleaning, Tepairtn6
and yard maintenance: must be
familiar with stoker operation: adult
Ssqso. ss9D,n oaaz szzaNSoN mo- g IucRgRS ccgRl'c coz,
1905 n st. NV. Ma. s-2345. ID
JANITOR for garden-type apts... Viz
ginia. Salary and quarters. See MISS
BI6GS, 1126 Investment Bldg., 18th
and e Sts. NV. Nornings only. :.
yANrroR.s ASSISTANT - Dsslre
steady, reliable and sober eolored
man for 2nd jAnitoP In large apt.
bldg. soma switchboard experience
desirable, salary $40 per mo: See
Nh. LAXME 1446 Park fd% NV.
between 4:S0 and $50 pm. --1
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I'D
ROUTEMEN lwhitel, for ige. whoie-
sale distributor; excel. oppor.; bene-
Mr. 'isG9tiT6i FGIToN Ell fai i0sS ssh Ws g. ARp; R&
SALES CLERK, assistant sale on
mems clothing. furn.. etc. Part or
tull time considered. Handicapped or
older person preferred. Social Sc
S-5S1o for appointment. "A A.
SALESNAN-For used cars. experi.
formerly dLAssER'g gsSiSi UsEp sS''ts CARS: ks
~ Florida ave. ne. AID, 2-719o.
sA1EEs%AM al EssS .rytts With ,,s ss, ySans
Of equipment items which repeat.
Good future for right man with Weli-
established D. c. hrm, good charac-
ter. most important assets. Call for
appt. MISS PARSONS. RA. 6-S907.
SALESMAN, 25-4o. with car. TO fiN
protected territory for nationally
known ONCE equipment mfgr. Can
sALEsMAN's heller. $50 per Sk.
Apply 3568 14th st. NV. a
SALEsMAN-A sober, reliable man
can mo perm. position with excel.
progressive sales minded SSSanias- liza
tion. Our '53 Packard has ter
rife acceptance; no auto exper. nee,
Just accept directions and you'll
make money. Call Mr.. Blum. CAP
1TOL MOTOR CO. .92S Philadelphia
ave, Sil. Spe.. Md. JU. $4,000.
SALESMAN, PART TIME
At your convenience. work is hours
e, week: Excellent pay, car. white,
II 81: 69l3 Georgia ave. NV, RIM.
2O4. 8 pm. sharp tonight.
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statesmen.

Have you sold automobiles. teleyision.
cleaners. insulation. heating, plumb
ing. roofing, siding. aluminium win-
erty?
For the frst time in the history Of
organization. =
We now have openings for experi-
men. We Will teach you the HOME
IMPROVEMENT business from the
bottom to the top. This includes
everything. Our present goal Is to
add 10 competent young men who
are sincerely interested in making
the HOME IMPROVEMENT business
q lifetime career. ; -
We are the largest in this neid, and
II you are willing TO learn you can
double. your present income from the
very start :
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ESTIMATOR

FRENCH TEACHER, part-time, must
be native. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES. S39 18th st. NV
FURNITURE sALEsMAN-Good sal.
ary and commission; all-year posi-
tion; 021 G st. NV, Washington,
D. C., or 89 N. Glebe rd., Arl., va.
FURNITURE SALESMAN
Experienced, permanent position, Root
traf1c, salary and commission, va
cation with pay. See Mr.. Speicier
GRAND UNION EQUIPMENT co.
1915 18th st. NV. -5
GARAGE DOOR INSTALLERS-Hr
or piece work; plenty Of overtime
Come IN ready to go to work q
EEAL INDUSTRIES CORP, 11Os
Jenerson-Davis hwy. Arl., Va. ---5
GENERAL SHEET-METAL WORKER,
to DO duct work, gutter and spout
age 26-30; good wages. WINTERS
SHEET METAL, Leonardtown, Nd,
Greenwood 5-5962. -
GROCERY CLERK, colored, D. C.
drivers permit. Good pay to start.
Excel. chance for advancement. Ap-
ply in person EVERYBODY'S MAR
KET. 1859 P st. NV. %
GROCERY STOCK CLERK-Exper. in
super-market stocking; top pay for
top man. Apply in person, FOOD
TOWN SUPER MARKET, lOSOs
LINCOLN ave. Kensington, Md. IA
HARDWARE CLERK. exper. not neces.
sary but helpful; ideal work for pay
Apply I'M person. MEENEHAN'S
644T Arlington blvd. Falls Church
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PATRICIA STEVENS
Model Training School
Free Analysis. ma. 6-267b
THE HARRISON SCHOOL
Expandtng-Openings nursery through
1st grade. Complete program, hoi
meals. transportation. IA. 7-3296,
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PLATE CARRIER

The Star has an opening in the
for advancement. The applicant
should be between 81 and 80 years
OF age. Of heavy build. and capable
OF giving good attendance. Must
be able to pass Q physical exam.
Apply Personnel, Room sos. Open
S:SO.o weekdays and 0-1 on Sat-
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IA Z 4O1t1NG II "A G1N y
Excellent opportunity to become as,
sociated with patent department o.
company, in Philadelphia area.
Must. be registered patent attorney
preferably with DEGREE in mechanl.
cal or chemical engineering; also
desire minimum Of 3 years expert.
tion Of patent applications.
Qualified candidates should send de.
tailed resume including salary re.
quirements to
J-25, P. o. Box 1852
Philadelphia %, Pa.
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BOOKKEEPING

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
$1.75 per hour, 6-hr. day or longer.
Box 265-C. Star.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR for small
Cletrac, bulldozer, must be expert.
enced. steady and sober, regular en-
ployment. Apply in person. LATIMER
ExCAYATORS.. 234O Montgomery
ST.. Silver Spring. Md. %
BuTCHER-Only first class need an.
ply. p +: CASEY SUPER MARKET,
1419 Park rd. NV. -6
BUTCHER, capable, for retail gro
sfsliy,t ssfsliy,ty. salaFy A9SRg 9eSSRRggensurase NtYth
BaileyS Cross Roads, Va. JE. q
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ROUTEMAN.

age sppcaSs Int mass asSsois ). %Sa ocn
resident, married, in good physical
cond., weighing 100 pounds OF
more; p. G. drivers permit and
position for q dependable and
conscientious worker, Offering {
good starting sal, 5-day wk., va
cation. benefits, etc. If you meet
the above qualifications apply in
person to Mr.. Towles, NATIONAL
LAUNDRY CO.. 81 Pierce st. NV.
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Experienced in heating or plumbing o,
air conditioning, or electrieal Loca]
Sonsulting engineering once. cal
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Mail and Information Clerk
White. 90 to 35 yrs, no exper. nee
A!ternating shifts. Interesting front
once work In large hotel. Liberai
Employment once. wARTSSXN
Park HOTEL. 27O0 WoodIey rd
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LUBRICATIoN MAN
4:So PM. TO 1880 AN

4:SO P.M. TO 1880 AM.
Permanent position in our garage in
Sc; o-night, 40-hour week; 2l-35
years OF age. some experience, and
cspanle OF gtying regular attend
open weekdays $500 and Sat 0-i
No phone calls. Wv
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-04-19

mate" which cancelled a Sec
ond week at the National,
Chapman had a commendable
precedent.
In last years voting, Brooks
Atkinson stood alone in his un-
shakable conviction that Tru-
man Capote's "GlaSs Harp"
was the seasons best play.
This is a lonely position but
a critic often finds himself
with no other choice. Except
possibly the lonelier one. taken
this year by the New Workers.
Wolcott Gibbs, who chose to
vote for none of the candidates
in any classification.
Mr.. Gibbs enviable qualities
are not limited to his writing
style.
A similar division of opinion
and lack Of spirit marked the
victory of 1.-THE Love Of Four
Colonels," which won 1873
over dial NJ"
The single burst of enthu-
siasm registered by the critics
toward their years work was
in the field of musicals. Given
a chance to vote for wonder
tul Town." which, OF course, is
a reference to New York, they
let fly 20 to l in favor Of Rosa
lind RuSSell's show.
Hazel Flagg" got the odd
vote. No doubt from a critic
who thinks New York is a
great place to visit.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
Coming Attractions
Stage.

Stage.
NAT1ONAI-"An Evening With Will Shakespeare" with an
all-star cast starting April q.
SAM SHUBERT-Pal Joey with Harold Lang, starting
ARENA-"Arms and the Man." directed by Basil Langton,
starting Tuesday.
ANIBASSADOR-"ouse of Wax" with Vincent Price, starting
Thursday.
CAP1TOL-"sombrero" with Richardo Montalban starting
Thursday.
of Golden Condor" with Cornell Wilde
DUPONT-"Under the Red Sea-" starting Wednesday.
KEITHS-City Beneath the Sea- with Mala Powers starting
Wednesday.
LITTLE-"Savage Triangle" a French film.
acARTHUR-"The Franchise Affair." with Michael Denison.
ONTARIO-"Fair Wind to Java" with Fred MacMurray.
PALACE-"Cirs of Pleasure Islandr with Don Taylor.
PLAYHOUSE-"The Star" with Bette Davis.
PLAzA-Beauty and the Devil" with Gerard PHILIPPE start
ing Friday.
WANER-"House of Wax" with Vincent Price, starting
Thursday.
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Cornnody
Continued From Page E-10

higher-powered members of
the trade, abstained from vot-
ing on the ground that no
play actually achieved a blue
ribbon standard.
Two other productions which
received votes. and thus went
to show how critical judgments
differ, were Tennessee Will
liams' "Camino Real" and
Moss Hart'S Climate of Eden"
The former was the choice of
two e-sitters and John
Chapman. a pillar of convic-
ton. gave the Hart play its sim
gle supporter. In maintain
ing his enthusiasm for "Cli-
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Macarthur
Continued From Page E-1.)


dio One" to go), touched on it
when he was here recently.
Studio One" he revealed.
gets unsolicited manuscripts
by the hundreds. He is happy
that this situation exists.
He is considerably less
happy, Mr.. Markle said, to
have discovered that while the
quantity is high the quality is
low. None of these unsolicited
dramas is ignored. All are read,
or at least a reading is at
tempted. In all too many cases
the first several pages make
it clear to the experienced
play-reader that there Is no
point in going further.
"Of every hundred television
originals we receive" the pro-
ducer said, we're lucky if one
Is usable. I don't even mean
usuable as is. I mean we're
lucky if one in a hundred con-
tainS a usable idea"
Mr.. Markle is supported by
Warren Lewis. script producer
and editor for -Four Star
Playhouse" half-hour drama
filmed in Hollywood. Televi-
sion may be the promised land
that writer's have been waiting
for, says Mr.. Lewis, "but so far
they've done little about it,"
Mr.. Lewis has found a
slightly higher ratio of usable
ideas to submitted ideas than
Mr.. Markle has found, but the
half-hour drama may te
easier than the one-hour
drama. Or it may be. to put
it politely, that there is a diff
ference of standards between
Studio One" and -Four Star
Playhouse" In any case the
new writer's aren't meeting the
standards, by a wide margin.
"Of 600 story ideas submit
ted to us since -Four Star went
on the air." says Mr.. Lewis,
"only 18 were acceptable"
Only Six--one in a hundred
again-were used as presented.
The others had to be developed
and rewritten before they
could be used.
It's Their Own FouIt
The writer's clearly have only
themselves to blame if they
don't strike the mother lode
in television. Mr.. Lewis int1-
mates. One of their faults. he
charges, is immaturity. y
They get an A in college
English and Immediately con-
slider themselves writer's" he
says with what may be bitter
ness developed during the
reading Of immature scripts.
Those who don't merely con-
slider themselves writer's but
actually are writers of pro-
fessional caliber have only
themselves to blame, too, If
they are not getting rich on
television fees. Their trouble,
as Mr.. Lewis sees it, is a sort
of literary snobbishness. a
feeling that television, being
television. would welcome any,
thing written.
Many of them" he says.
"feel that TV, because Of its
demand, is interested solely in
quantity"
Well, as everybody keeps
saying, television is the land OF
opportunity for new writer's.
All they have to do Is learn
how to write for television.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

recently by the Boston Sym
phony under Munich, and for
which it would be advisable for
serious Berliozans to wait. Too
bad Columbia didn't see fit to
record in toto, too.
UnfomiIior SibeIius
1t seems strange that any
SibeliuS symphonies still should
be widely unfamiliar, but like
Delius they probably won't be
for long. Mercury already is
undertaking to provide all
seven known to exist, the per-
formers for the series being
the Stockholm Radio SYM
phony under Sixten Ehrling.
The lyrical Third, paired on a
new record with the Seventh,
deserves the acquaintance Of
the many who probably never
have heard it in concert. Both
symphonies are played cap
ably, and the recording is clear
and well-balanced.
Another testimonial to the
artistry of Dinu Lipatti, the
Romanian whose pianism has
attracted most acclaim since
his death. is newly arrived
from Columbia. Mozart's A
minor sonata, K. $40, and
Bach's first partita are the
major items, with four smaller
Bach encores. This is beauti-
full, restrained but deeply ex-
pressive playing; the feeling Of
intimacy conveyed by this rec
ord is quite remarkable. Try
the record before taking it
home, however; while mostly
acceptable in sound, the re-
view copy has some annoying
pops.
Liszt Oreon Work
Hardly in the same category
is a collection of little encores
played for Columbia by Maryla
Jonas, whose powerful left
hand once snapped a bass
string in Constitution Hall.
The repertoire in this case
averts such dangers for the
most part, however, and every
thing comes off pleasantly
enough.
Organ recordings are still
rare enough to give some
news value to a new London
release played by an accom-
pliShed Frenchwoman, Jeanne
DemessieuX. LISTS fantasia
and fugue on the chorale "Ad
Nos Ad Salutarem Undam" is
the piece de resistance. Liszt's
first and biggest organ work,
it is remarkably nonbombastic.
The variations from Widor's
Gothic" Symphony fill out
the disc.
The wise will shun the latest
Iturbi effort Liszt'S E-fat
concerto and MendelSsohn's in
G minor. Iturbi's pianism is
wooden. it overshadows the Or
chestra. and the orchestra
plays almost as badly. Surely
Victor can do better than this.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
DEHUMIDIFIERS

Famous brands. reg. $139.95; sale
gEriSess. $S9 20; open eyes; S ia; & 4
TER. 5S5 N. Glebe I'd. Arl.. Va.
DEEP FREEZE. 12-cu.-ft. upright;
new. JA. S-9151. ~
DEEP FREEZE, coldspot. 12h Gu
HI sde eTssle9t gel saoS condition. S91i, pT SPRING
DEHuMIDIFIERs-To rent or buy,
in town. 627 r st. NV, ST. $4,000.
dition. ia S-7514.
DESK. ANTIQUE. lady's Birdseye
n9sn maple "a and waa1lnlut: wa1lut: see and make
DfsksPror iHiE u 7-aSc otisee. homes; all kinds;
W. ill., 14th st. NV, 81. 2-7s72S,,
60x32": $99.50 delivered: BRAND
new; best built at this low. low
RAas 5fs poDsoR aass61RR co.. 5a0lfs sc 81 RA ue E.
PaSks toS ns ss ;os 4od ts66sG e6 tlss:
Ta h52 ash NV diDIer P1 77sns Tins
$3.50 value. sacrifice for $3.50.
Contact 564 Melody lane. Vienna.
DlAMONDS - Four diamond wedding
band and diamond engagement ring
Sacrifice. LU. 4-1973. q
DIAMOND RING, 3-stone, mans, gold
and palladium mounting. APPROX
30 pt. diamond; very good quality
price. S210. No dealers. Call 10
DIAMOND RING and band. ss5; bar.
gain; phone 10. 3-4661. a
DIAMOND RING-Call LU. 4-6899
DIAMOND RING, "a carat; perfect
platinum mounting; S400. TIE. g.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FILING CABINETS. legal letters: wood
iii2 18th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
FIRE ExTINGUISHERS - Pyrsne
S7.25: 2-gal. S-A, S10; 15-lb. COZ
$37 so: guar. underwriters approx
2513 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
FOAM RUBBER. 90 cents pound
large sheets slightly higher: rubber
9aHmefT f. GfcANEk Sf koTsSf ISIS Pffes n st. m NOV Vow.
FORK LIFT TRUCKS; gasoline pow
ss sIsdi 7!HaSS FsssSn"0ie. 1882 LIST st: q Be-
FREEZER, 12-ft. stainless steel; $50
42-in. metal sink cabinet: $50. 20
gal. gas water heater; 500. Lge
quantity oak paneling. doors, etc:
from famous home. LO. 5-2413. "a
FREEZER, large capacity custard
manufactured by Taylor; automatic
controls, requires no holding cap
a-5i6s or JE. a-6s67.
FREEZER, upright, 14-cu. IT, brand
LA. 6-3219. 3
FROZEN CUsTARD, with built III
cooling cabinet. all necessary equip.
ment; used very little; $500 or best
offer. AID. 4-2S2O. am.
FUR, beautiful blond muskrat cape
like new; originally $500: sell $2O(
cash. DU. 7-2242.
half price. $40. KE. 7-o46s.
FUR COAT. China mink, for Onl!
500. 10. Sits.
opposum coat; siz
14-15; reasonable. EN-. 2-13S4.
FUR COAT, cony dyed muskrat $25
Size 12.. Orig. $l50. Call LO. 4
$3.50. after II O'Clock Sun.
FUR JACKET silver fox, worn fey
times, S125; coat with white fol
shawl collar, size 14-16, $40. ia
2-569S.
FUR SCARF minks: excellent con
dition; -S65. Call RA. 1920.
FUR STOLE, several suits and coats
size 14-l6. WO. 6-4707.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
& Co.
EST. 1904
1923 H st. NV.
ME. 8-5268

DICTAPHONE EQUIPMENT-Dicta-
phone recorders and transcriberS;
used, no reaSonable offer declined.
Evening 6 Il saRRE; ssar Eewspaper Sai ReSn Con- 4Is
table. l master chair. 3 side chairs.
open size of table. ~ in.: sos.
Din. IN goGa IN. fable, drop-leaf mahog. =.
with pad: 2O-in. Emerson window
fan, 2 speeds. direct drive. Reas.
DINING RM. SUITE. blond mahog
very nice; fireplace set. mantle
nSSe RSfs 09sa fAB.2 pGokfafs al SIZE sA cS"r
solid mahog. very good cond. Table
pads. ReaS. OIL 4-2373O.
DIN. RM. TABLE. chairs, corner cab
met; excellent cond.: reas.: must
DfN: Sfsl: m. m sGiTE: saST4E 10 pieces. custom.
made table pad. good condition, $50.
Call JU. S-l440
DINING RM. TABLE-Birch, 4 arm
chairs. almost new. Also coffee table.
f1oor. lamp and club chair. JU. o.
DiNEiTTE SET, dropleaf table. 4
chairs, mahos., good cond.; $40.
3T25 Macomb st. NV. Apt. 410.
DIN. jim sET:-Junior siz. walnut. =
Din. RIM. SUITE, jr.. mahog., oval
table with pads. 4 Gnrs;. buffet
china cabinet; StOO; JU: s-4s3l
D54 ~ kM I'VE TASeE IeaSes s mahoEa9y 81 peaeIta!
bureau. bookcases. matching coffee
DINING RM. SUITE, mahog.. china
modif; Regency design; excel; cond
aye. -Takoma Park, Md.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, 10-pc.: chifforobe,
sdbILee; dbIe bed sprs.; sofa sofa; lse; chem
bfNiNG 5fsEiH Se' Table, %iIf s954 R9 ektFa leaf
pad. chairs; server: wing chair
Din: S' RM. 2S Ssstti1TE-s-pc.: III I HOLLYWOOD
bed, twin size: ! power lawn mower: :
DIN; PM d.s,1T SURE VI; cons Walnut w
DINING a. ROOM SUITE. Duncan
Phyfs table: 8 chairs mahog.; sac
pISfsG 5fs f0F FM fsG FABLE L. mahos: 1s"s double
Perf DsasSeaa cond ussn ss5 on ohsis ss6sa leaves
- Hotpoint Automatic
y in. brand new. Reasonable.
DisHWASHER. Apex. portable. 1 VI.
for building material or tape re-
corder;- assort. storm windows, 81
ca: 60-in. green sink. SO: steel
desk, $40; exterior door, 81. Lo.
DisHWAsHER-spray Way. ideal for
summer cottage. $40. OIL. 2-9O34.
DISHWASHER UNIT-For Thor Au-
tomagic washing machine, exc. $50
or best offer. ia. 4-0125.
DISHWAsHER UNIT. Thor. Sa5. EN-.
DisHWAsHER. Apex Dish-a-matic: !:
sacrifice; Si4s. Call EN-. 3,066l;
sl5S' mos MoSins. HlS orig o1' sa:saS 4sia Sell for
DOORS go. outside, 30 in, Screen
doors t2). new cond.; reas. ov.
DOORS-stock Of custom made doors
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WooIDWvno3RKING & LUMBER CO."
DRAPEs. ruined curtains. car blan-
ket. Dormeyer food mixer; nric-a-
brac. Apt. No. AL. 3130 Wisconsin
DRAPERiEs, custom, for 2 windows,
modern print on white background;
t.,,x ! wk. old; ssii SCI, for price of ma
DRILLS, electric. Ss.95 up. new; also
Ap: M5NT I.1sSS. SO. s47S Sherman aye
DRUMS. Leedy. complete set. white;
excellent condition; $1O0. Call EN-,
DUPIfCAlroRs. all types. hand and
electric; AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
Co. l431 E Capitol st.. Ii. 3-00S2.
ELECTRIC SHAvERS. Remington
60'; never used; win deliver for