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Evening star., 1953-04-23
Younq Visitor FindsU.S. Tolerant
Miss Dresboch,
Here on Grant,;
Gives Impressions
By IsobeIIe Shelton

A pert, bright young German
girl. 26-year-old Ulla Dresbach,
is returning to her homeland
this week, chock full of i'm
pressions from her three-month
visit to this country.
The native Of Cologne. Ger
many, was in this country on a
three month Mutual Security
Agency grant to study agricul-
tural information programs.
This Nations "great tolerance"
impressed her the most. "Your
people are so nice to foreigners.
she said. "It doesn't make any
difference if you have an accent
or not" she added delightedly in
her own softly accented but clear
English. mo one pays any at
tention to it. They treat you
just as if you were one of them"
1--WE Germans have a tendency
to adore strangers" she went on.
eff a person has an accent or
is in any way different we make
a great fuss over him."
In a few other nations she has
visited-which shall be name
less in the interest of interna-
tional amity-Miss Dresbach had
the impression that they
thought people of their own ma
tionality were the only ones.who
mattered very much"
Ronk and FomiIy First
The young visitor also was
struck by this country's fluid
class structure, which permits
people to climb to prominence
by their own merit. I'm Ger
many sometimes rank and fam
lily mean more than money or
ability or anything else," she said,
although we have changed a
lot since the war"
The strong community feel
ing" she observed, particularly
in rural areas where she spent
much of her time here. also drew
her admiration. This is quite
a thing" she said. when a
mother is sick the neighbors
come in and take over caring for
her house and children-even
when the sick woman is a Stran-
ger to them.
IT am afraid we do not do
much of that in my country. The
war made us selfish. Every one
thinks first of himself"
Miss Dresbach arrived on these
shores with a long list of dos
and dont's on social niceties sup
piled by well-meaning friends.
Many of them turned out to be
erroneous.
Someone had informed her
that "a lady never checks her
coat, even if she is roasting to
DEATH"
Another friend had advised
her: I'm America ladies don't
shake hands" She has learned
that this was a considerable
overstatement.
"You know, we had a funny
time in Germany with the Amer
leans about shaking hands," the
young visitor added. Her job in
the foreign liaison section Of the
West German Agriculture De-
partment brought her in fire.
quent contact with American and
other visitors to Germany.
"The first thing an American
is told when he is coming to Ger
many is that everyone over there
shakes hands. Meanwhile our
liaison people. like myself, had
learned that handshaking is not
so frequent with the Americans.
The result is that now our Amer
lean visitors go around pumping
everybody's hand, and the Ger
man who are assigned to gree
Evening star., 1953-04-23
By Dolores Phillips

There will be a short breather
between the Middleburg Cup
races run last week end and the
Warrenton Gold Cup to be run
on May 2. but not for everyone.
! A certain group out here makes
the Maryland Hunt Cup a must,
even though it's only a one-race
event, takes half a day to get
from here to there and, unless
you are worthy of having Dover
Road yellow and black car sticker
that allows you and car the
shortest route through the Green
Spring Valley, it takes another
bit of time to park.
Despite all the trouble Of get
ting in under the wire before the
horses take off at 4 O'Clock, it's
worth it as the Maryland Hunt
Cup has always been and always
will be the top test of timber rae
ing in the East.
Only one local horse, Peggy
Nice Cormick's "Black Fox Rum -
is entered in the Maryland but
since BLACK Fox" took the Mid
dleburg Hunt Cup last Saturday,
he has quite a backing from
around here. The McCormicks,
Mrs. Norman K. Toerge, the Du-
laney Randolphs and Sally Ran
dolph's sister. Mrs. Sears Gardi-
ner, are only a few of the crowd
who expect to take off Saturday
morning for Maryland and the
j. w. Y. Martin estate where the
race will be run.
4 + 4
After the rather hectic activi-
ties in keeping with the Middle
burg Cup week end, the prospect
of the Zimmer-Ely wedding in
Upperville this Saturday seems
calm and peaceful. The mar
riage of Anne Carter Ely and
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Society News
Varied Entertaining
On Social Schedule
Norwegian Dinner for Nixons;
Other Parties Include Preview

eral generations of the same
family will grow almost every
flower, tree and shrub which is
native to the United States. This
has been a claim for many years
before the Government took it
over and started the National
Arboretum.
Invitations in the MoiI
The Minister of the Hashemite
Kingdom Of the Jordon and
Nine. Haikal have cards out for
a reception Monday. May 4 from
6 to 8 o'clock in their apart
ment in Hotel 240O. The party
will celebrate the coronation of
His Majesty King Hussein of the
Hashemite Kingdom of the
Jordan.
Also celebrating a coronation
is the reception of the Minister
Charge d'Affaires of Iraq and
Nine. Bakr who have cards out
for two receptions May 2. They
will receive in the Embassy at
3110 Woodland drive from II in
the morning to l o'clock, and
again from 4 to z o'clock. Their
parties also will celebrate a coro-
nation, that of His Majesty King
Faisal II of Iraq.
Exhibits Open
Spanish Ambassador and
Sonora de Lequerica attended the
preview yesterday of pictures by
Praday which they are sponsor
ing. Praday in private life is
Sonora de Proper de Callejon,'
wife of the Spanish Minister and
Praday is her maiden name.
Sonora de Proper de Callejon
is having her first one-man show
in this country in the Obelisk
Gallery in Georgetown and yes
terday many of her friends in
official, diplomatic and resident
circles attended the preview.
The Press Counselor of the
Israeli embassy and Mrs. Y.
Harry Levin will leave tomorrow
or Saturday for Boston. They
will be present at the opening
Monday of the exhibit of pic
lures by Mrs. Levin.
Invitations were issued to meet
Ruth Levin at a preview at
4 O'Clock Monday afternoon in
the Shore Studio Galleries when
DR.. Mervin j. Bailey, chairman
of the fine arts department at
Boston University will make the
opening remarks and Mr.. julius
Stone, president of the New
England Zionist Region will in
troduce the artist.
An interesting circular was in
closed with the invitation. The
cover is in blue with Ruth Levin
written by the artist in white
and above it the name in Hebrew
characters. The inside cover is
a reproduction of her oil paint
ing of Safed 1852.
Mrs. Levin was born in Prague,
Czechoslovakia in 1918 and with
her family moved to Jerusalem
in 1885. There she started her
formal art training and con-
tinued it in London. One of her
pictures Nahlat Ahim was shown
in the first salon des arts in
Jerusalem. In 1850 she had a
one-man show in Sydney,
Australia. One of the very in
teresting paintings of scene in
Palestine. hangs on the dining
room wall of the residence of
the Ambassador and Mrs. Abba
Eban.
The artist illustrated her hus-
bands book for children Miriam
Comes Home" which recently
was published.
A large number of those in
the British embassy staff and Of
the Missions were in the audience
last evening at the opening of the
Mount Vernon Players presenta-
ton of Shakespeare's Much Ado
About Nothing" The perfor-
nance was given at 900 Massa-
chusettS avenue under the direc-
ton Of Peter Jerome and will be
repeated Saturday evening.
Evening star., 1953-04-23

Additional Society
On Pages BOB 18
Evening star., 1953-11-05
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

semipvt. bath; 1915 wk. Apply 1349
Columbia rd. NV. -
ARL.--Light hskpng. rm.; cpl. or sgl.;
running water, dbl hot plate, refgr.
Nr. bus. JA. 2-230S. ia. S-3346.
NEAR DUPONT cIRcLE-Rm. and
Kit Sischenette; NETS 1912 @lst st. NV
WALKING VAL Nc DISTANCE DOWNTOWN
1919 Vermont ave. n.w.-Basement.
Ti St5ls. VS.. VS. yard. pets permitted.
1875 S PARK ARK 'RD. N.w.-clean, large
twin bedrm.. with separate complete
kitchen. 2nd-flr. front. -
1918 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Attr. rm.
adj: bath. refgr.. dble. elec. plate.
maid service. linens. S55 mo. uTU.
1ii5 Mass. AVE. N.w.-Dble. and
sgles.; also bedrms., dble. and sgle.,
So wk. up: no drinkers; AID. 1880.
1888 IRVING ST. N.w.-single. well
furnished sP9 FP9rigidaire, next bath;
1873 ssiOf1I; PARK RD.-Front rm.. twin
Pean ffans FE55 s97so eIsa ea &C. e. be5i4 @ 'on 5
1909 P ST. N.W.-Furn.. Ink rooms
refrigerators, also apis. RE. 1888
CHILDREN OK-Room and kitch-
enette, $40 wk.; 24l3 18th st. NV.
HU. 3-8941. RA. 3-0277: 3
TWO SMALL RMS, pvt. bath, stove,
refgr.; reduced to $3.50 wkly.
LARGE STUDIO RM.. running water,
stove, refgr.; reduced to S11.75 wk.
Also sgl.: $3.50. Apply 1349 Co
MT. PLEASANT. 1854 18th st. NV
running water, twin beds; bus at
door; $47.50. S55 dbl. HU. 3-9725.
COLORED-LGE. FRT. RM.. 1st n.
share kit, bath with l; good transp.
723 Quebec pl. NV. RA. 6-s7S5.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE

GIRL IL ;,9',, IN &3s to share with nv other G
GIRL to Share attrac. furn. apt.
with l other girl. on transp line. in
vnsNG 9;s sect MlE RE, - 25S7o' sbsr frr bed3r
n4e mns. B. S'tG Z. Reas S.nIs JA. f' 4"452s Ar -io
CONN AVE. APT.-Girl to share apt.
With anothei girl; 20 to 80 years.
YOUNG LADY to share apt. with
one either lady. Call eyes, bet. 20
MAN. age 1881, to share apt. with
l other man, in N. Arl.; close to
dow town Wash. PHILIP A..
GIBSON, ST. 3-O624. Ewes. ia.
MAN wa Wanted to share, nice 2-bedTm.
apt. in Anacostia with . other men.
LII. 4-3539 after $50. -5
GIRL IN eos to share attractive apt.
with another girl in very convenient
NV. sec. TV $45 mo: Available
Immediately. AID. 2-7s07 after Z.
PROFESSIONALLY DECORATED APT.
for men; radio phono-TV, shower,
EsIlas9-Taftl E,s559 alter 5:sG. csGDsfinF' Dupont
10th ST; NV. luppeE1-charmingE'
girl refs. exch. IA. 9-67iO, -5
NV girl, 22-32: modern, 2 bed
rms. twin beds, TV, with another
girl; S3S mo RA. 3-5S02, ewes.
3
CONGENIAL GIRL, % to e5. share
Conn. ave. apt. with 3 other girls;
refs. exch.: $3.50 mo. HU. 3-7274.
GIRL TO SHARE attrac. bsmt. apt.
in nice apt. bldg. with girl: ideally
loc. of Conn. ave; S45 mo. incl.
everything. NO; 7-1024. -
COLORED-MIDDLE LE-AGED Iady mas
apt. to share with employed lady
DE. 2-25SS or co. 5-5737. 3
COLORED-LADY TO SHARE lovely
2-bedrm. apt with lady Oh empl
cple.; ne. sec. LU. 4-1234 after
3 nm D
Evening star., 1953-11-05
APTs. FURNlsHED-D. c.

DOWNTOWN-Bedroom liy. rm., d.
nette, kit, bath. HU. 3-5345. -5
MT. PLEASANT-Very attrac. End fl.
5-rm. apt. TV and utilS. Also
welcome. AID. 1886. 5
500 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Ciean. COM
Portable, large rooms; nice for
two Christian ladies or couple. Ii.
1862
IiIS PARK ROAD N.W.-1 rm., kit,
semi-pvt bath: 500 so. Occupy Nov,
15 Also avail. for immed. occpy.,
2-bedrm. apt. with pvt. bath. See
janitor on premises or call ME- s.
III 10th ST. s.E.-1 lEe. rm.. kit.
and bath. lmmed. occpy.. sos mo.
See RES. MGR, on premises or call
7fe mS sth 0t ST. Nw.-1 lse. rm., kit.
and bath; $50 mo. includ. utils.
1mmed. occpy. See JANITOR at 703
6ti st. NV. or call NE. S-5402.
1902 18th ST. NV, Apt. 81 rm..
kit. and pvt. bath, in apt. bldg;
S55 per mo-. incl. utils. See tanitor
or. call Re. 7.lls3,
bldg garage available; utils. incl.
in rent Efic., 500 so; l hedrm.,
S125. AID. 4-141S OF HO. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-11-05
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARL., SO.-Pentagon-C Pike shop.
center; Twin bedrm., well appointed.
Privileges. ia. S-2622. after &. IS
attrac. cor. rm., pvt
bath; in pvt. home; unlim. phone;
gentleman only. ia. 2-1595. 3
NO. ARL.-Attrac. comfortable rm
pvt; bath; quiet home of adults
gentleman. IA. 2-09S0. IS
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds,
private bath. 100 North Jackson
ST.. Arl., IA. S-6S53 after pm.
-6
OVERLOOKING WASH. GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUB rms. with
connecting bath in comft.. beaut.
furn.. pvt: home. Quiet; refs. ex-
changed. KE. 8-7175. -6
ALEXANDRIA IA-BRADDOCK SECTION
Front room next to bath: adult
home, pleasant surroundings: block
to bus: ladies only. XII. 9-5593.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

WOULD LIKE TO RENT a room with
all privileges of home to a lady. In
private home with mother and son
h,s6sk in TskOma nftsr PARK 40 $40 month 5!U
ROOMS, CLOSE TO TRANSIT: pvt.
1147 Neal st. ne and 18th and New
York ave. ne. Ii. 3-42S2. IS
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM-North-
east section, near Catholic Univ
COLORED-VIC. CATHOLIC UNIV
Two adj. rms. with pvt. kit, share
bath with l other. HU. 3-7052. IS
Evening star., 1953-11-05
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

Mr.. U. $. CAPIToL-very nice large
sSs.tn1e0r' tsi ewes. III Ii. s727s2ie.' "A' L.
CAPITOL HILL, opp. House once.
blk. Lib. of Cong.-Well-furn. room.
semipyt. bath; use refgr. Ii. 3-@913.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for men.
Also l single room. Kit. privil. LU.
l-60I1 or LU 3-00S4. $
1913 9th ST. S.W.-Lady to share
small house with another lady.
Open 1914 daily. C. H. PARKER
COGoRED-NiCE Ice. front rm. in
pvt. home for cple.; small child sc-
cepted; mother will be able to make
extra money helping with 2 school
children, and 9. 1877 Eye st. Sc.
Ii. 4-3462. -
Evening star., 1953-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS, leaders. pans, ex-
cavating, grading, clearing. road
building. Free estimates. Will sell
equipment. Call South 5-7S53 day
or night. IS
Missionary SAW rental service for
glassbrick. stone or tile. Rent a
saw. Reas. rates by day, week. or
month. Call HA. 27028 or 10.
4-S4S4 5
Evening star., 1953-11-05
APARTMENT BLDG.
NEW EFFTCTENCY

49, w S-A - - AA14N - -
146S Girard st. n.w.-$70 mo. Also
Apt. No. z. Hu. 3-s6sl. %
COLORED-I2OO IRVING ST. NV
Apt; bldg, 2 rms, kit. and bath;
$75 per mo. ME. S-6SS3.
CoLORED 1905 BELMONT RID
N.W.-Efhciency apt. new furni-
ture; complete, pvt. kit. Only quiet,
working adults. References. See
sgstodians Gus q naz Apt, No. @ after pm
COLoRED-1 ROOM and kitchen,
large bedrm.. front aptS.: 18th and
FAirmont: Georgia ave. and Lamont,
and 18th and California SITS. DU.
7-0656, 10 to z p.m. %
COLORED-SEVERAL and 2 bed
rm, apts. Il: 6-7043. WILLOUGH-
BY REAL ESTATE co. -, %
CoLoRED-APT.. 44o3 Kansas ave.
NV. Couple or. 2 girls to share.
GSiI GfdF&6E13;ts RT 34s4 istS httSr srp pm Nv
Restored building. new condition,
exclusive location. Dupont Circle
area; and 2 room efficiency aptS..
SIS to $50 per week.
COLORED-1317 IRVING ST. NV.
Two rms. each completely pvt.
with kitchen between. Newly dec.
Adults. other apis. Ho. 2-5565.
CoLoRED-FURN. APT; pvt. kit.
share bath; for sober people; child
accepted. Call ST. 3-8464. 20
COLORED-l6OO BLK. 18th ST. NV.
Newly decorated one-bedrm. apt,
pvt kit. semipvt. bath, $40 mo.
MR.. DAVID LA. 6-1314. S.
RMS, pvt. kit. bath;
End A.: excel. tranSp.; adults: utils.
furn; 324 10th st. n.e; Trly, ,U
WORTH AVE. N.E.-Immediate oc-
eupancy; | bedrm:. liy;; rm.; dinette, :
MENT CO, $40 9th st. NV. RE.
1860, Mr.. CovilI or Mrs. CallaS.
CoLoRED-6eI 5Oth ST. N.E.-3-
rm. APT; share bath; $50 2"
COLORED-LARGE 2-bedrm, apt,
janitor, 5 Rhode Island ave. NV:
COLORED-ea11 18th ST. NE.-1-
bedrm. apts.. in mod. brick bldg;
now avail; only S69.50 mo. OLIVER
r. CARR, Ma. S-S093. IS
RMS, dinette. kit. and
bath, in apt. bldg, near 18th and
Columbia rd. NV; stove and retgr..
furn.; $75. See janitor. 1928 On
CoIoRE6GFURN. SSLtS ED T APT. 2 rms, kit,
share bath. Ii. 4-7S07. IS
Evening star., 1953-11-05
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcontD ! MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUGS, Chinese, room size, and beau
tiful 9 by 9; handmade. imported
work Of art; reas. XII. 9-909S
%
RUG, 9x1S. wine broadloom Wilton
Velvet. pad: excel. cond.; KroehleT
studio couch. OIL. 6-S433. -
RUGS-Sacrifice. 9x12 Karastan,
$500; 9x12 green tone-on-tone, S45.
XII. S-00S2, eyes,, all day Sat.-Sun.
RUG. 12x1S it., gray twist. by Mo-
hawk: used very little. ia. S-7347.
r st. NV, DU. 7-64S4.
RUGS, gen. Oriental. All sizes drastic
ally reduced. CASSABIAN, 3204. O
RUMMAGE SALE. clothing. house
and IA. 8 am. to 7:30 pm. 4S H
SCOOTER. Cushman. with side car;
for delivery, etc: peri. throughout;
sacrifice, SIS. HO. 2-4911. %
SEWING MACH. SALE-B u t.
Singer console, peri. S79.95: White
port. $3.50. 3S12 Lee hwy, ia
SEWING MACHINE, rotary electric
console model; S55. Call LU.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM AND BOARD for employed
mother and child; day care for
CIUB SnIls MAsoN%i7ss jNGt N, H. ave. NV.
4 club residence for those seeking
the. best sgle. and dbl. for refined
ladies and men. SIG per wk. and
UP. incl. full-course meals and hotel
service. NO. 7-6770. 10
HOTEL. 1925 10th
n.w.-Elev., switchbd.. TV lounge,
rms with or without meals. by day.
Tki Tki or g19S8 9S;; fall and winter rates
sGAUGHT9R's RiI1fI"; GUEsTHoUsE. 1927
10th NV New res. mgr. invites
your inspection. clean, comfortable
rms. very good meals. TV and piano;
special rates. HO. 2-6767. --5
ROOM, board and child care for
mother os9. and or 2 children. call
1917 R. I. AVE. N.w.-single and
dble rms. good meals. TV. S13-S1 5
gk;: ladies and gentlemen. DE.
1S9f BELMONT RD. N.w.-Large
sunny triple and dble rms; newly
dec: del. home-cooked meals. TV
and home privilS.; pchs. and gar;
S45 mo. per person. AID. 2-9435.
1909 18th ST. NV single and
. double: girls or boys; Southern
cooking; bus at door. AID. 2-4561.
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WAR SURPLUS

oman SAWS, $3.50
PICKS, MATTOCKS, 81
DIGGING BARS. 50 80
An AN 25RhX siE5cA ar EAIMSERs HosE; &c E TF'
5-GAL. GAS CANS. So
DROP CLOTHS. S5
HAMMERS SOC; PAINT. So GAL.
USED CANVAS. &c SO. FT
SIN SAW BLADES, 81 .25
FOLDING BEDS, So. 26-IN, WIDE
LANTERNS, 81: BX, &c FIT.
NAILS. 10c LIB.
AXES. USED. 81 so; NEW, $3
TOOL BOXES, 81 25 UP
AIN, MANILA ROPE. ! lac TT.
DROP CORDS, 25 Fl s. 10
14-IN PLANES. "a so
10000 BARGAINS
Daily $50 to $50; Sunday. 10 to 2
GICHNER. 2513 NJ ST. NV.
WASHERS, used. Rent or buy, S5 mo
Full guarantee. DOWD'S. EN-. 2
1900. AIS Conn. ave. NV.
WASHER, GE wringer type, auto
matte pump; used only 8 mos, like
new; guaranteed; $50. AP. 7-4561.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
FARM AND GARDEN

LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
azaleas. FOUSE & BILD, JE
4-0646.. JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
FLAGSTONE WORK-Ierraces, fire
places. retaining walls. olpe drain
acfi ass all king II se9cnt WQRe Rock1s tGR
CHAIN SAWS man. S12 per day
2 man, $15 per day: RENTAL
TOOLS 4 EQUIP. CO; 10. 9.6SS1
TREE REM0yAL, toppine pruning
HdEs FfHfddns RsE fsens " ED 1o free 81
BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS. fol-
grading, excavating and land clear
ing: estimates free. UN. 4-S533
COW MANURE. well rotted. $40 pei
b1 DEL Del aSo va 785s5. Df5 eSeninss Ven a g.
rose. chrysanthemum roots, hax,
pansies, ptnks, creeping phlox; REQ
Do 81 fsFiEss5TT Sels5TIs s'R %s 5eE oa RSk EYE
Tor SoII. black river loan; flower
beds, lawns; bushel. yard; truck load
contract prices. 10; S-7294. To-
WAYNESBoRO NURSERIES, INC
etc, Guaranteed to live and grow
JOHN A. CREEL, local distrib., 331
18th st ne. Ii. 7-067S. -6
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil. sludge
bluestone: hauling, grading. Mr.
HARTING. 6 to 10 pm. LO. 5-S91s.
SMALL FARM TRACTOR for rent,
81 per hr., run ii yourself. Flowing.
light back filling. landscaping. S-hr
minimum. Fairfax Co. area only.
Elrrw wood 6-3775
TOPSOIL, can be handled with a
rake, and COW manure. JE. 2-1349.
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality, any
quantity. immediate delivery; lawn
renovation free estimates. C. F.
III EAgNHTNCz III 1-SSRD III
Evening star., 1953-11-05
PIPE-USED

AT REASONABLE PRICES
Also used structural steel angles and
3asgPflS MasHNoroN 5iPkf RAo sns 8 BAG tSdatS5s co
2l5 L st. s.w.. phone D1. 7-8007.
Bond, AXIS pcs. 81 .BS each; other
sizes available. GALLIHER & kim
KIEW!c2, INC. 1884 l1th st. Sc.
PLUMBiSG SUPPLIES - Bathtubs
ST.. wash 4sin. 0SSS soil pipe Gs. s3.a5: n s-fn
soil pipe. $3.50; new toilet sets
Sl9.9o; many other good buys. ACE
JUNK CO, 1920 Georgia ave NV.
HaEGi OF coal Weod, ReS useai ACME RH STOVE. @ ioii
REFRIGERATORS, used, Rent or buy
s. mo. Full guarantee. DoWD'S
REFRIGERAToRs. used; large as.
sortment from $40 up. Some with
FREDERICKs. 1905 14th st. NV
RGaEG5RAT9R 6ps1sbF HoRa,t,a% ssFve $40 eScesn ca
REfRRfGER2ToR. REIRsaf 2Sf philco. IL Gu. TT
with 50-pound freezer, shelf door
nSES, nSlE3S or best offer; JE SoS549; 9oo - =
REaRfGERAToRONew HifiS i New SIT. GE box
$3.50; new #. with freezer
$170; builder has excess boxes. NE
S-6424 ewes. JU. 5-0421. %
REFRIGERATION, Pas, apt. size. Ca
be seen in operation at 1928 Min
neSota ave. Sc. reasonable. Fo
information call LA. 6-5l16. s
REFRIGERAT0RS. gas, all sizes: in
stallation. PEERLESS SALES CO.
2937 Ga. ave. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATOR
6ac. our entire stock OF reposS. ant
trade-in refgr 10 make rm. for '5'
models. Make your own price
AABACO. 2O2O R, 1. ave. ne. II
REFRIGERATORS
Late models, S25 up; easy terms. Ais
rent refrigerators, So mo. ALI
SONS, 2@l2 l4th St. AID. 4-42o6
REFGR.. gas. S cu-ft. In daily use
Should be seen to be appreciated
Best offer. OIL. 4-l496 %
RESTAURANT COUNTER and
stools. Also gas ranse and wringe
washer. co 5-0065, Apt. COS O
OIL. 9-96S9. 6'
RUGS-Beaut. solid green. ex9. wit
pad, $50; Sill Oriental, SI25. Per-
cond. KI. S-SS21. 20
RUGS, Persian Herman typel, brigh
color. g pieces, 4x7, unwashee
price. $1o0 each. Ii. 7-920O. DF
AzAD. %
Evening star., 1953-11-05
HAYWOOD GARDENS
APrs. FURNIsHED-VA.

FALLS CHURCH - 3-rm, apt. scr
dogs ok. Suitcase available. JE
- Furn. bedrm.. liv
rn., kit. and bath; S75 to $50 so;
military personnel preferred. TE
6-6670. lotto 8.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture, full con-
tents or odd pieces. refgrs. stoves,
wash. machs., TVS. Closed Mondays.
S. E. FURN. CO., 210 7th st. Sc,