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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-06

addition to large military OPP
erations. Mr.. Dulles has an
equally wide experience in po-
litical and economic matters.
Gen. Eisenhower and Mr..
Dulles agreed that unless some
of our allies were presented
with a proposition to fish or
cut bait" the -dallying
over the EDO might continue
indefinitely and Europe would
grow weaker instead Of
stronger. At the risk Of caus-
ing a temporary wave Of
indignation. particularly in
France, they agreed that the
only way. to terminate the
deadlock was to give our
friends what amounts to an
ultimatum.
In giving this ultimatum the
President has taken a calcu-
lated risk. But it was the only
way to get out Of the present
impaSSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-06

cold to the pleas Of Mayor I'm
pelleteri for transit and fiscal
aid.
For Democrats this is a
sorry departure from the old
days when Democratic Gov
errors lent a sympathetic ear
to the troubles of City Hall
and, generally speaking, CO.
operated sympathetically with
most, if not all, the county
leaders.
Their promotion of Mr.. Har-
riman as their own reform
champion represents a tacit
admission by Washington that
the old city machines are
broken beyond repair. 1t is not
being suggested here that the
party can be rebuilt around
present leadership.
Mr.. Harriman's known am
billions are to be President or
Secretary Of State. He is said.
however, to be bored with the
sidelines after his long and
active years in Democratic
national administrations. It
will be said to him that nobody
will be President or Secretary
of State under the Democrats
until some grass roots labors
are undertaken by the honest
and competent people in the
party.
After some initial apprehen-
sionS about how much of a
showing they could make in
New York at a Embarrassing
dinner, Washington reports
optimism. Adlai Stevenson
will be the principal speaker
and the tickets are going
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-06

Made for alone to our own rigid specifications,
it's what every man wants in white shirt Hand
someIy tailored of fine white mercerized cotton,
SanfOrized* for l g less shrinkage with smooth
French 'front.' center back plea ocean pearl buttons.
Neck sizes 141a, Is, 151a 49, 1914, II
Sleeve lengths 1924 32-35 1885
phone filled while quantities lest
Perkins Is Free At FronkIn Simon
1850 Connecticut Avenue EN- 2-e7o
Smyrna times., 1953-06-11

Smyrna for a number of years, has
resigned his position and leaves on
Sunday to accept the position as
manager of the meat department
of one of the Grand Union Stores,
Inc, at Binghamton, N. Y.
Miss Ruth Jones entertained at
a bridge shower in honor of Mrs.
James PPatterson (nee Miss Mary
Johnson) last Thursday evening at
her home near Smyrna.
Mr.James T.Truax, a well known
and aged citizen of Smyrna, is ex-
tremely i'll at his home on the
boulevard, having suffered a stroke
of paralysis on Monday evening,
Mr.. William Nelson and family of
Chester, Pa, were guests at his
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Greenwell, Mr.Harry
t. Greenwell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Dalton attended on Mon
day the commencement Exercises
at the University of Delaware,
Newark, at which institution Mr..
Frank Greenwell was a graduate.
Mrs. William Templeton of Phil
adelphia, is tthe guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin F Turner.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-11
20 Years Ago

The Senior Glass of '33 of the
Smyrna High School will receive
their diplomas tonight at the Com
mencement Exercises to be held in
the High School Auditorium. There
are thirty-one members in the
graduating class. The Baccalaure-
ate services were held Sunday
morning, and on Monday night the
Class Night program was present
ed.
Two more sections of the Dual
Road will be opened by Friday,
June 80. One of these will be the
road from Smyrna to Reynolds
Corner below Blackbird and the
other from the State Road Police
Station of Rogers Corner, known
as the Dual Road to Wilmington.
This, when open, will give from
Wilmington to Smyrna one of the
longest stretches of Dual Road in
the country.
Thought to have been struck by
lightning, the large flour and feed
mill of ]. Irving Dayett, near
Cooch's Bridge, was destroyed by
fire during the storm Monday
night. The loss may reach $35, 900,
as a large quantity of flour and
grain, and also valuable machinery,
in addition to the building were
destroyed.
Mr.. Frank P. McCawley is re-
covering from injuries received on
Saturday when he fell from wag-
on loaded with hay. The accident
happened when he drove his horse
over a rut in the road, the jar
causing the hay to slide, throwing
Mr.. McCawley from the wagon.
Mr.. Edward R. Dawkins, who
has been manager of the meat de-
partment of the A. & p. Stores of
Smyrna times., 1953-06-11
Kent Home DOings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent

were adjusted to make a nice
stitch.
The women who attended are:
Mrs. Matte C. Dill, Milford; Mrs
Charles French, Jr., Milford; Mrs
Blanche w. Faulk, Greenwood
Mrs. Mary ID. Abbott, Milford
Mrs. Mary A. Cannon, Milfordi
Mrs. Wade Elliott, Harrington
Mrs. Douglas Fry, Milford. Mrs
]. Heyman Roosa, Milford.
1t was interesting to see the diff
ference kinds of machines there
There were some fairly new elec-
trio ones and some older ones
Mrs. Faulk brought one that had
belonged to her grandmother. Mrs
French worked on very old one,
Community Hall, but it would not
sew we'll enough to be used much
Now it runs well, and it will find
many users. Girls will be using il
for their All work, and I'm sure
sewing for community projects
will be done on it, too!
If you would like to learn tc
clean and adjust your sewing ma.
chine, plan to come to a project
school,
Smyrna times., 1953-06-11

Mr.. E. Marriott Fowler, who grad
yates this year at the Smyrna High
School, has accepted a fine position
in the Accountants Office of the
Delaware Railroad at Clayton un-
der Mr.. John A. Hoffecker. He
entered upon his duties this MORN
ing.
Mr.. w. FAIRIES and Mrs. Mary E.
FAIRIES left Monday for Pottsville,
Pa. to attend the funeral of their
cousin, Thomas ID. FAIRIES, who
died on Saturday. The deceased
was born and raised in Smyrna.
The commencement exercises of
the Clayton Public Schools will be
held on Friday evening, June the
26th. There are only two in the
graduating class this year: Miss
Flora Allen and Miss Virginia Bay
nard.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-11

Grove Community Center; and the
last on June %, at Caesar Rodney
High School
Eight women attended the first
of these schools, and they did
things they had never dreamed of
doing before! Under the direction
of Miss Ruth E. Pearce, Clothing
Specialit, and Mr.. Bryon Bondur-
ant, Agricultural Enginee, they
proceeded to take apart their ma
chimes, and clean all the parts in
solvent. After these parts had
been cleaned, they were reassem-
bled and oiled. Then the machines
Smyrna times., 1953-06-11

Mr.. Herman P. Hazel of this
town met the other School Com
missioners in Dover last Friday
and transacted some important
business. In the matter of assist
ing the colored schools of Smyrna
it was decided that the grounds
must be purchased and paid fol
by the meeting of the Kent County
Commissioners on August the 18th
next, otherwise the appropriation
would be applied to other schools
of the county.
Miss Muriel Janney, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Janney of this
town, graduated with first honors
at the Friends School, Baltimore
on Friday evening in a class OF
seven scholars, three girls and foul
boys.
DIR. ]. w. Clifton and son, A. Lee
Clifton, attended yesterday, meet
ing of the State Medical Society ir
Dover
Mrs. S. E. Richards and daugh.
ter, Miss Hettie West Richards
left this morning for Philadelphia
| to attend the wedding of Miss
Blanche c. Townsend, (Mrs. Rich
ards niece) to Mr.. Albert Lees
The ceremony will take place al
eight o'clock this evening at Old
Swedes Church, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers
arrived home late Wednesday even
ing from their trip to Denver, Col
orado, where they have been visit
ing their son, Mr.. Andrew Smith
ers.
Mrs. Mary A. Denney, Mrs. ].
Wesley Jones, Mrs. Caroline J.
Williams and Mrs John Rawley at
tended the funeral of Alfred P.
Crockett in Middletown last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Harvey Short of Philadel-
phia spent last week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. N. Short,
near town.
Miss Matilda Conwell, who took
part in the concert at the Opera
House last evening, was entertain
ed while in Smyrna by Miss Kath-
crime Beckett.
Miss Edith Meeker of Albany, N.
Y, has returned from a few days
visit to Miss Mary Roberts. Miss
Roberts and Miss Meeker are class
mates at Maryland College, Luth-
erville, Md.
Miss Mary r. Caldwell, of Port
Deposit, Md, sister of Mrs. Waugh
an S. Collins of this town, sailed
from New York City yesterday on
the steamship "Carpathia" for a
three months tour through Europe.
She will visit England, Germany,
France, Italy and Greece.
Mr.. A. Baynard Fowler, son of
Smyrna times., 1953-06-11
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, win call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-11

of pro j C e t
schools being
held in Kent
County during
June. The first
was held June
A. at wildwood
Com m u n / t y
Hall the second
will be June IL,
a I Chestnut
Smyrna times., 1953-06-11

cleaning and Adjusting Sewing
Machines" is the topic for a series
Evening star., 1953-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ccnstantin. Is.kt. g Eoiid, 'n0H9s new; Z
WooD FOR SALE, ssa; seasonsa ans eoss' oss and
hickory; $24 cord. Immed. delivery.
Call l.. s. PARKER, JE. 3-S229.
XMAS TREES. cedar. AZ IT,; i5c
ss. 7. osSgTER. strasburg. Va. Teie-
y: enSn! s. cT, T.S els. REpTs., orig. srtn.
through SaSpins; SSOE9 $3.50. VIE BOX assszs ssssz,
LOT OF OF FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tables, triple French mirror for tai
ior I9,;+t or ! Sress shop' 1o-pc. din. Fm-
LEAVING ToWN Dec. IS One
Schwinn bicycle, like new, S25. Ad-
miral television, 3-way combination
new tube, perfect. condition, S400
value. S1o0; Maple bedroom suite,
BnsINTss kS 1sS SAT As 74l4s s. Commercial e:
firms. and professional people, hurry
to get your Christmas cards at
wholesale prices directly from dis.
tributors' large warehouse. Still
tins for pane s,nEId imprint. ,GdREESTINGS
NV. DU. 7-l300. Open 8 til b
SOMETHING NEW in Xmas Savings
Club. WORLD BOOK ENCYCLO-
PED1A only Sl33,94 delivered. $40
down. and $40 mo. Order NOW
for this Xmas or for 1854 Xmas
Savings Club, deposit So every >
weeks for 25 deposits, $l25. Re
ceive WORLD BOOK in Dec. 1854
delivered, fully paid. Note the big
profit on savings. Call CO. 5-2514.
1 GM FRIGIDAIRE. freezer. chest,
2 maple chest of drawers, / cedar
chest. RA. 3-1221. ..
SACRIFICE - Ladies platinum dia-
mond Princess" ring and "Hamil-
ton" diamond wrist watch. Phone
as5: GAL. TANK-on burner and
boiler cheap; will sell separately. 921
DoiSG IT YOURSELF? You can buy
small or large quantities Of alum
mum, brass or steel in rounds. fats,
angles, sheets or plates, from FRED
S. GICHNER IRON WORKS INC.
THE Iron Man" 1914 Gath st. NV.
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL-Used TV sets,
S49.95 and up; all guaranteed 30
days; all makes. some with new
picture tubes. TAKoMA, CITY Tv
JU. 9-2700. 1922 Carroll ave-, Ia
koma Park, Md. -
Evening star., 1953-12-06
RADIATORS

Hot water. steam, gas, al SYKES,
new and used; Dashboard convec-
tors. half price; gas, oil. alfred
boilers BLOCKS, 1746 Lee hwy
(nr. Key Bridge) ia. $500.
RADIO, zenith Tramp Oceanic port
able, 8 months old. JU. 7-5707.
RADIO. amateur, commercial: air.
craft equipment sold. appraised;
ART SORRELL. WA. 1850. -6
RADIO, Philco; cocktail set, quilted
housecoat, new. Call EN-. 3-0991
RADIOS-Hallicraft SKIS, $40;
Hallicrafter SX-25. $50: National
NC-100X, $50. LO. 5-4065.
RADIO, Magnavox phono., Belvedere
model, 3-speed Webster changer,
FIN. two speakers, $3.50. Also
many household articles incl. furni-
ture, chairs. sofa, etc. Leaving
city. must sell. EN-. 2-5971,
RADIO RECEIVER, National 100,
$50; 400-volt, 500 mil. power sup
ply. new, S16; 10-watt CIV trans
mitter, SO: miscellaneous crystals,
tubes, chokes, condensers, etc,
Vienna S94-W. Sunday.
RADIO, Hammarlund Superpro. com
municAtion receiver, excel. $500.
Box S27-A. Star.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
SCRAP IRON
SCRAP METALS

Auto batteries. house rags. highest
prices paid. WASH RAG a. BAG
CO. 215 L st. s.W.. DI. 7-S0O7.
WASHERS AND DRYERS bought re-
gardleSs Of condition; Nd. Va. and
D. c.; immediate pickup. AP. z
WoODwoRK EoUIPT. Circular snd
Jig saws and jointer. Must be in
excel. cond. and reaS. EN-. 2-1330
CASH for typewriters; cond not i'm
portant; any make or model will
pick UP afternoons or evenings.
TU. 2-6065. -
ALL LOANS liz per month. Advances
on diamonds, jewelry. silverware.
stamps. furs, typewriters. binoculars,
pawn tickets and other personal
TON & Co, i4SS II st. NV, wash
ington's only legal loan once. ME,
S-526S. Open to pm. daily.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
SCREWS, wood. 76e6 on; machin,
CARROLL HARDWARE. 924 N NV
SHUTTERS, inside and outside. Excel
cond. Reasonable. EN-. S-27b7.

inside and OUTSIDE. Excel.
cond. Reasonable. EN-. 3-2757:
SHOEs-Cancellations; Xmas lay
aways cheerfully made. save to 50fS
or more; hundreds Of styles. OUTFIT
entire family; famous brand shoes.
Re aso Sohsnsen EdRa9ds stsds
Rite. etc: hard-to-find sizes. LIEB-
of 14th. AD. 2-6344; open, 1O::9;
1921 N. Highland st.' Arl., IA.
sHoGs&Goins out Of business after
MANS shoes for men and other
known brands drastically reduced
Savings up to $S pair. Priced as
low as sass. Everything must go.
early while stock is complete. JAR
MANS. FRIENDLY SHOE STORE.
sHoPPPifNNGS FIN II BAGS HiS made, a useful in
expensive gift, $3.50; fruitcakes,
SHOpSMITH, attachments, used 3
R9nths; months .9to moving must sacrifice. La.
SHOPSMITH, complete, reasonable:
misc. window display, props. Cali
Sun: Il-5, ST. 3-9376.
der, ventilated rib, 12-gause, excel.
cond,: $3.50. Lo. 5-1934.
SHOTGUNS-12-gauge. L. C. Smith:
Fox. auto. electors, 80" barrel;
Savage auto; also rifles and pistols.
sHoTGuNS.l 2o-rauge. over and under,
Marlin; new; cost Ss4. sell for SIS,
sILvERgTiffany and Caldwell ster-
ling and Shef1eld serving pieces.
candelabras. ETC.; sacr. sale due to
5-6343, Ext. 312.
SILVER. six-place settings nat ster-
ling, pieces to setting. Fairfax
pattern, engraved letter B, $40 q
setting. A bargain. Box 1857, Star.
SILvER-6-piece silver service, In
eludinng tray; gift condition. To.
siLVER-PLATED FLArwARE, brand
new. beautiful design. 62-piece
Tedused TedEss 4o tSsG9s7 to 5cs E@ted SssS
get away from you. See Mr. Brott,
9t7 F st: NV. Open Mon. and
Thurs. till 9 pm.
SILVER VEGETABLE DISHES, cock
tail set and other pieces; beautiful
glassware Sat. oey1 eye or Sunday after
snRRFEwARE, Z Ri; "a Z-OgSai7 fsl7 Hos.r.: -e en-
settings, S1b. Excel. eond. II. A.
SILVER TEA-coFFEE SERVICE, s.
DC. incl. tray. solid Argentine silver,
modern. never used. $50. TIE. g.
SILVER tsterlins) 1 dog. soup
ldemitasse). EG. 5000.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ENGLISH BULL puppies, Axe reg. !;
stud service. dogs boarded. l044
Bladensburg rd. ne. IL. 6-6554.
PEKINGESE, male. 8 yrs. old. 10.
SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS, Axe,
hold for Christmas. EN-. 3-2974. -
BOXER PUPPY Hashy tagn; .nn.d female male
$50. JE. 3-0373. -6
COCKER PUPPIEs. Axe. blond. 8
wks.: excellent pedigree and health.
sfPTRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES for
and tricolor. Brought up with chill
dren. Whelped 18th of October.
Shots. wormed. NESB1TT. JE. q
PEKINEsE PUPPIES. thoroughbrsds.
no papers. Reas. 80. 6-5941. %
Evening star., 1953-12-06
PIPE
CpECT AT,
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY
10000 It. galvanized threaded pipe.
Lengths from IL to 20 #.
"a inch-5c IT.

FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY
10000 it. galvanized threaded pipe.
Lengths from y to 20 #.
WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG CO.
I215 L st. S.W. Phone DI. 7-S007
P!sToL-.aS Special 3s/34 Smith
toVss Wss'qp .d A%Gs %sS rsT Hesef only SeaSS SSo
PLuMBiNG SUPPLIES - Bathtubs
S8; wash basins, S5; 42-in, sinks,
S12; Ain. soil pipe, S3.25; 3-in.
soil pipe. $3.50; new toilet sets, sets,
uaR CO. any yaso st5e5 deopSa eHys sys
PLYWooD. exterior, interior. cut
to-size. 1920 Wilson blvd. Arl.,
-JA. 1924. RUCKER LUMBER.
POCKET and p1lIlaro table supplies,
pa poEer ,t. tables ps spG game anne
SUPPLY Co. $40 9th st. NV. DI
PockkEr tk1 WATCH. 81 Jewel. thin hin
mGdsi FoP ss5 s0a 564 Tqld dtb Gase st $3.50 value
PONY-SIZE merry-go- round horse
and saddle. JA. S-i3S7.
POOL TABLE. Junior No. 6O2 Bur-
roughS, new cond:; Royal Typewriter,
standard; end tables; din. table.
chairs, f1epplcWulJCs o CcIlCLCI9
POOL TABLE, regulation size. compl
with equipt.; good cond. OIL
POWER OVER SAW. 8" fitting arbor saw
%sh cost $40 IN used sdOs Very sqff te sell foi
$i0o or best offer. ia. 1850.
POWER TOOL. 5 in Bench saw;
lathe; drill press. sander: grinder;
1s hip. motor and bench included
excel. cond.: S100. UN. 4-2691.
POWER TOOL, Skilsaw, heavy duty.
sM1 sS1nea. s.s75s. f32s eOnd'' $40 or best offer
PRAM. Imported; summer canopy.
winter cover; $40 or best offer. AID.
PRESSES, PRESSES sx1a C. & P. and motor
SI50; 1Ox16 with, motor. $465:
No. i Nolan proof press and cabinet,
IKE Ike new, lev $3.50; 1ox1s eai.ef c. % & i'' p ms
Bk1NsEs ks RsE sPpiy S4se Kfg fag = B. cbssiss ssSs
B Baltimore' Md; Mrd,,,D,.rxr pr....s
type. misc. items; reasonable. Cali
PRiNTERs' CUTS, new and used;
1,5oo; ii9c EACH - in lots Of 30 or
PRINTERS, LETTERsHoPs-Thomas
collater, S-pocket. SIS. Pitney Bow
er sealer and meter machine, Model
FV, SIS. Standard envelope sealer.
Steel Addressograph cabinet with "a
C drawers. DI. 7-2563.
PRiNTSHOP@2 open Job presses:
1850 multilith small folder; 10"
cutter; miscl. equip; best offer. Box
PRoJECToR-soUND. ;fSSIE TOR 1e-mm. movie
Mike, $100: Baia viewer. $40; Morse
G-3, 16-35-mm. developing tank,
Sis. 10. 2-5914. -6
PROTECTOR, peri. cond. 16-mm. Bel
and Howell. sound movie protector
Orig. cost $3.50. Speaker, mircro.
phone and other accessories; MUS
saEe sell, Nc s2.I. reas, offer refused. So D.
PUMP. deep well Turb. peming. 7H
h.p., 3-phase motor: slightly used
Cost over $4,000; will accept best
offer. LO. 1851. 20
and shallow well eel
lar pumps: lowest prices. BLOCKS
1746 Lee hwy, ia. $500,
PUMPS-We have the jump or
pumps. All sizes in stock; $3.50 UP
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.. 247a
Sherman ave. NV. Open all day sat
urday til Christmas.
RADIATOR. elec.. .Electristream, $50
JU. 9-S399 413 Lincoln ave.
| Takoma Park. Md
Evening star., 1953-12-06
REFRIGERATOR
1947 refrigerator, 500; also 2 He
.frigerators. $40 ca. Ii. 4-6763.
REFRIGERATOR
CLOSEOUT

We are clearing our stock Of new
1853 General Electric, Philco. FRS:
idaire. WESTINGHOUSE, Admiral and
Gibson refrigerators., All are fully
guaranteed IN sealed cartons; ING NO
fiSsOi1 til 8. STANDARD TIRE AND
n.e.. ne . 1t Il. s-SSss. wv" anu D'
REFGR. '53. Philco. advanced design.
Cross-top freezer, 2 Gu. it., 8 mos.
old. S195; / apt.-size gas range,
$25; lge. gas range. $45. WA, z
REFGR.-coolerator. 9 Gu. it.. cost
$335599 $3359 ney; used ,6o1 g mos. win sacrifice.
) yrs: old, excel. exc H. 'conS. 1 ~: 5-isos..
TSsIs1s sntsed SGgcKs. IS fRS nc. T iS46 suEs Ess
REVOLVER, Colt, 20 long rifle. Of.
ficer's model. like new; ammunition;
$50. LIT. CMDR. PAUL H. LEE. 3445
RIFLES, muzzie leaders. two; firing
condition; $35 each. Tel. Ho.
RIFLE; s;a ;sa cal. nearly . nsy, Sso Marlin
RIFLE, S-mm. Mauser, custom built
with case. DI. .7.7901. weekdays.
RiFLES-Savage4 4C-22, clip load with
mod. 344 Weaverscope and sling,
$50; Haenel 44ee.177-cal. air rifle
RIFLES, shotguns; new. used; bought,
SOLD. swapped. TRADING POST,
p ;s33652s 81 n st; NV. AD. 2,9339:
complete outfit; worn once; rea-
R1G, RSG9s0ie orientsi aM' aabsl. S;1 az 3 f.
#. 4 excel. t Condition. :" sonoton
hearing aid, cheap. KE. 7-1928.
RUG, 9x12, American Oriental Kara
6 mos. 5000. OV. 3-3705 ewes. ii
RUG, Chinese Nichols, 9S12, peach
eo@S'. s7sDeed; cost $500 sell $iS5
Lovely old glass collection. Chinese
lamps CD and other items; moving
must sell. EN-. 2-0393 Sunday OF
after z daily.
hSG s1 gray dsrf ffaTy stssn Ss Ssst Daa sUrhsss Rs
one z it.; one 4 it., $45:. 2 pr. Faillt
patterned drapes. gray background
$35. 330S Chauncey pl., Apt. 101
Mt; Rainier, Md: AP. 1865.
RUG, Karastan, 101a by IS: beauti-
full bslt KtFmsn dfas dssisn; liks new; s4Oo oil
rugs. Os 9xIs and and sxio: blue tone or
viii sell Ifts; sepsrate sDne Il 0 4.oSss 5 OoeH t
RUG, 9x12, with pad, rose. $50; rug
SXdO. rose, $15; kit. table, chairs
table lamp. .JA: 2--6533.
nS! ToSa apt az 1oi no. 397 a.75za zEafVafd st
RUGS (2l. Navajo, 21sx1M and
2xlH yds- $40 each; excellent
RUGS Persian with matchint
scatters. Orientals; all 9x12i
clean. excel eond. After 10 am.
RUGS-Two 9x12 Wilton, fringe Dor,
der, tan background, with MATCHING
scatter rugs; l 9X12 Administer. bor.
dered, tan background; lot or an!
part. Tel. LA. 6-6422.
RUG, wool. 9x12; club chair; $1'
each; china closet; .$55; clean, IL
RUGS. broadloom. two. 9x12, rose
good condS;, S22 each; small nah
buffet; $50, Call before IL noon
sscatttss55 sizes and runners. EN-
RUG, beautiful American orienta
2-5166 between z and in morning
RUGS. fine Chinese blue and gold
912xSl2, SIPS; 71ax11 Oriental
S125; both like new. XII. S-SS21
RUG. blue-rose. ANTIQUE Persian an
Evening star., 1953-12-06
TV CONSOLE

I v NONOOLE
19-in. Admiral. mahog cabinet, AM
FM radio-phono, excel. cond.: best
offer. OIL. 6-769S.
TWIN CARRIAGE and stroller COM
bination, Storkline make; like new.
Phone 10, S-2714. %
TYPEWRITER. 14-inch carriage.
Remington, 5 yrs. old. excel. cond.,
500; guns, Remington rife. model
go, cal. 30-06. shot about 20 times;
Remington, model $40, 12-gauge
iia20taan i2 times. 3n oV. soIss. oe1IS 'n0' e0Su'
TYPEWRITER. Remington. noiseless.
cond. UN. 4-S437. -7
TxFIWhl5ERs q mo S. fGE s. F;ns c1RE Il T1fs TYPs
CO.. 1112 14th st. NV. D1. 7-7372.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
PIANO

Kimball make, baby grand, and bench;
mahogany; good condition.; S295.
Call OV. 3-4674 after 8 pm.
MACHINES-For rec. rms.
and clubs; professional type like in
your corner store: values up to
5000 when new; all elec.. hippers,
free play; mech. good, cleaned; S25
and S35 delivered, and one service
ADJUSTMENTS. RA. 3-5S14: If no
answer, RE. 7-1577.
PIN BALL MACHINES for recreation
rooms and clubs; all electric flippers,
cleaned and in. perfect condition.
S25 and up: 8-foot bowling games
dolph 3-9896 or see NICK from IL
am.-6 pm. o.
PTPE-Galv. black copper, cast iron;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 1746
Lee hwv IA S.S700
Evening star., 1953-12-06
''T" Clothes Poles

We build "T" clothes poles s4 per
WASHINGTON RAG 4 BAG CO; 90,
215 L st. NV Phone DI. 7-6OO7
TABLE-Lge. mahog. drop leaf: with
PRafiie YAM: IRON. ren.''Soo Wo.. 6:4S5s.
TABLE. Duncan Phyfe, mahog; drop
leaf, leaves and table pad: dlnetIe
set: Howell, red and chrome oh'
TABLE-Mahog. dining extension
alum. tub. Cali LA. 6-45S4.
TABLE, beautifully smoked mirror;
drum table SO in IN diamsiter; met l:I s91d 9or
$175. Cali MRS. HARVEY, EN-. s.
4722. 5132 Loughboro rd. NV. -
TABLE, cocktail. decorator item. Gus
tom made. antique glass, exquisite
hand painted top. IA. 5-662S. Is
TABLE, MAHOG. pROP-LEAF, VIII
tailor made pad' $50: ike new CAL
rEHBLE, EBB S-'$sxe ssx5e. in Duncan Phytei
f,Ti sT7-ft: 4:aags. Sgg and pad reasonable
TABLE, blond drop leaf: modern oc-
casional chair; 8 hall runners
green; odSa buffet mirror; reasonable
3sx4S, extends to 81; $3.50 value;
sacrifice. SEQ. 326 Madison st: NV
TABLE. Duncan Phyfe dropleaf. JE
TABLE, mahog., drop-leaf, with
chairs, suitable for dining rnl: OF
dinette; excel. cond. EN-. 3-677S
TABLE. small solid mahogany inlald
perfect conditions: crystal HURRICANE
lamp oval hall mirror. $500 Stt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Point. Chi
nese, 108 inches, dozen lge. napkins
ADAIR. RA. 3-0S00: Sunday anc
ewes HE. 1864.
pineapple design. ecru. 72x90; reas.
can be seen. HA. 2-8SS4.
crocheted, 2 yds. TO-
long, / I'd. 25" wide. Nice Xmas
riff RA 3-77Q2