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|Aniniver.
Celebrated
BY Poland

The Communist government
Of Poland celebrated its 10th
anniversary last night.
TO commemorate the event,
the Ambassador Of the Polish
Peoples Republic and Nine.
Winiewicz were hosts to the
chiefs of diplomatic missions
and other guests at Q reception
which began at . o'clock.
Receiving at the head Of the
stairs which led into the many
reception rooms. the host and
hostess welcomed nearly 500
guests. throughout the affair q
small orchestra provided back
ground music Of viennese
waltzes and other gay tunes.
And in one room was q lavish
buffet.
Looking over the large gath
ering one could see representa-
tives from nearly all over the
world. There was q wide assort-
lment Of uniforms as well
many of them not often seen at
most Washington diplomatic
functions.
One Of the early arrivals was
the Ambassador Of the u. s. s. r.
and Mime. Zaroubin. The AM
!! bassador returned about three
weeks ago from the Geneva
Conference, where he had at
tended the earlier sessions.
II think the results at Geneva
are very good" he said to Aus
TRAN Ambassador Gruber. He
also said he may be leaving
soon for q short visit to Mos
COW.
Present from the United
States Department of State were
Mr.. John r. Simmons, Chief Of
Protocol, and Mr.. Walworth Bar
bour, Deputy Assistant Secretary
for European Affairs.
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Exclusively Yours '=rr '=--
Capitol Hill Party for Two Congress Committees
IS Attended by Secretary of State and Ambassadors

grinned. u told him he'd
better bring along his white
coat in case he was needed"
(. She's my idea Of the per-
feet guest.
Senator Capehart. chair
man Of the Senate Banking
Committee, investigating Fed
eral Housing loans. said he
knows they have unearthed q
lot that was unethical and he
thinks there'll be quite q bit
that was illegal too where the
builder put up less than the
required 10 per cent.
Senator Theodore Francis
Green said he went in for
modern American art in his
Offices not the primitive
type. 80. Senator Mike Mans
field greeted Lady Makins and
Assistant Secretary Of State
Saltzman who's q good looking
man. Senator James Dun
said he didn't see how Congress
could adjourn before August
is. French Ambassador
Bonnet was chuckling over
being told how photogenic he
is. you always look distin-
guished, suave and ccnti-
mental" he was told. Dis
tinguished looking Senator
Alexander Smith breezed In and
out again early. ~. White
House aide Homer Gruenther
chatted with Representative
Saylor Of YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. who
said, yes, he comes from the
city that's been damp on the
third fioor--i.e. the town Of
the famous flood. =. As adj
journment draws near Capt.
toll Hill annually becomes
not only the center Of In
terest but the center Of social
life as well.
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Operations Administration, Mrs.
Alice Leopold. Director Of the
Women's Bureau of the Depart
ment Of Labor; Mrs. Stanley D.
Pace. member of the War Claims
Commission, and DR.. Beatrice
Aitchison, Director Of Trans
portation Research Of the United
States Post Office Department.
Completing the guests were
Mrs. Robert w. Leeds, Assistant
Commissioner of Patents of the
Department of Commerce: Judge
Mildred E.. Reeves of the Mu-
nicipal Court of the District of
Columbia: Miss Bertha Adkins,
Assistant to the Chairman Of
the Republican National Com
mittee and Mrs. Anne Wheaton,
Director of Wornen's Publicity Of
the Republican National Com
mittee.
The President Speaks
The party posed for pictures
before the luncheon was served
and when Mrs. Eisenhower was
advised to tilt her head up by
one of the guests she complied
with a laugh and added, Ike
always tells me to stand up
straight"
At another moment the Pres
ident's wife realized that she had
blocked Mrs. Lord out Of one Of
the pictures so with an "Oh, I
cut Mary out of the picture"
she sat down on the brick steps
so that no one could be camera
shy.
The ladies were seated at two
tables, one for eight and one for
nine, with Mrs. Priest as the
hostess at the other table. When
it was time for dessert the ladies
changed tables with the excep-
ton of Mrs. Eisenhower so that
all could get a chance to chat
with the guest Of honor.
The conversation was light
and many campaign stories were
retold to the high hilarity of all.
Mrs. Eisenhower was recounting
tales about her grandchildren
who are now visiting what they
call minis house" with Mimi"
and Pops"
After feasting on breast OF
chicken garnished with trufaes
and other tasty dishes some OF
the ladies including Mrs. Eisen-
hover crossed p street to the
residence of Mr.. John s. Ora
ham, brother Of the hostess and
where she Is staying until her
departure next week. The attrac-
tive little frame house was too
small for the party and the rea-
son why Mrs. Howard borrowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

Al different type OF Capital
party took place on Capitol Hill
Wednesday afternoon. It's not
that parties in the lap Of Con-
gresS are unique-far from 1t.
"A fellow dependent on the good
graces of his constituency is
constantly In the position of
having to entertain someb body.
But this was q gathering
loaded with important figures
members Of the Senate For
eign Relations Committee. the,
House Foreign Affairs COM
mittee, q couple of ambassa-
doris and the Secretary of
State. And it was held in an
Office that resembles no other
Office on Capitol Hill. In fact,
it looks more like an art gallery
! with q section Of q library
thrown In.
Representative Jim Fulton
of Pittsburgh. has a weakness
for 18th Century paintings,
particularly portraits. The
only trouble is he's running out
of wall space. In fact. he has
already run out of it in WASH
ington. The walls of his offices
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that session that was TO last
to all hours to have some Of
the delicious cold buffet, then
whipped back again. There
were pitchers of Ice cold
orange Juice. tomato Juice and
gingerale but nothing intoxi-
eating. Jim's idea was to keep
the AFFAIR on q business rather
than housekeeping basis.
Just out Of curiosity ] asked
if there was any law against
serving spirits in Congress
sional Offices. No one seemed
to know for sure. Not even
the girl on the other end Of
the phone in the Sergeant at
Arms office was certain as to
the answer. She referred me
to the parliamentarian's Of
flee. The fellow there didn't
have the vaguest idea If spirits
were permissible. 'sNobody's
ever asked that question be-
fore, he said. shut If you
want to come down here and
search through the United
States Code I'll help you find
it," Don't be silly" I said
after these iimpteen tries,
Il couldn't be less interested"
4 **
Chairman Chiperf1eld Of the
House Foreign Affairs COM
mittee dropped by early as
did his colleagues Represent
atives Frances Bolton, Judd.
Lanham. Burleson, Javits. lie
Compile. Richards. Edna Kelly,
John Vorys and his two pretty
daughters, Jeanny and Mary,
and Brooks Hays and his wife.
Thurmond Chatham Of the
committee was on the tele-
phone trying to settle mill
problems in his home town,
but his pretty wife was there.
and their chauffeur was pass
ing hors d'oeuvres. She
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Society News
Mrs. Eisenhower IS Guest ct Lunch
Katharine Howard
Is Hostess at
Informal Party
RY Daisy cIeIand
By Doisy cIeIond

Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at d
luncheon yesterday to the tune
of music.
The party, In her honor. was
given by Mrs. Katherine Howard,
Deputy Administrator Of Federal
Civil Defense Administration
who will ,relinquish her. post the
end Of the isaonth. The event
took place ID the Georgetown.
residence Of Mr., and Mrs Frank
Wisner #
Asstiis rresidslit's wife stepped
from the White House lirnou-
sine. license number 2-2l03, the
strains of Mamie" recorded by
Fred Warning waited out to greet
her. The hostess's chauffeur
had rugged up q victrola in q
window facing the street of the
English basement house and the
second the big, black car ar
rived the music started.
Me-. Howard was greeted by
her Quest Of honor with q gay
hello and q kiss on her cheek.
The other guests who were all
women in government. arrived
by 12:45 and Mrs. Eisenhower
a little after one.
Gay and Informal
The small party Of only II
was gay, INFORMAL and very
chatty. The vivacio1s wife of the.
President set the pace and all
followed suit.
Mrs. Eisenhower arrived with
her secretary. Mrs. Mary Jane
McCaffree. The formers costume
was q spring perfection. Her
print dress was of an off-white
background with a black figure
which sported black velvet bow
at the neckline. She chose an
of-the-face black velvet hat and
q fashion note was her black
wicker purse on top Of which
she had pinned the freesia
corsage sent to her by Mrs.
Howard.
Among the guests were four
lady Representatives taking a
breather from the hectic pace OF
Congress. They were Mrs. Rogers,
Mrs. Harden, Mrs. Church and.
Miss Thompson. incidentally
they all left from the luncheon
table to go back to the Hill, be-
fore the party ended.
Perhaps the most glamorous
woman appointee at the party
was Mrs. Oswald B. Lord, United
States Representative to the
United Nations. She wore a
charcoal linen dress trimmed
with white pique and a white
hat.
Others at the luncheon were
the Treasurer of the United
States, Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest
wearing a watermelon pink
suit; Mrs. Hiram C. Houghton.
Assistant Director of the Foreign
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the Wisners' residence while they
are out Of town.
No Plumbers Needed
The well organized party was
almost thrown into q state Of
confusion lust before Mrs. Eisen-
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Whitinq Honored

Mrs. John J. Tamborelle en-
tertained at luncheon and bridge
yesterday at her home. House of
Three Graces, in honor Of Mrs.
Joseph o. Whiting.
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hover arrived. The guests were
all there and the mo parking
signs" in place SO that the White
House car could draw UP to the
curb with no trouble.
At a few minutes to one q
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plumbers truck complete with
several men and no end Of
equipment drew up with little
regard to the signs. They all got
out and started dragging out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

MRS. HARVEY L. HUEY
The former
Miss Roberta Davis.
The Grace-Providence Meth
odist Church in Mobjack, Va,
July 10.
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wrenches, hoses, pipes, etc.-not
very BETTING scene for Mrs.
Eisenhower.
A policeman saved the day
with Mrs. Howard and Mrs.
Eisenhower none the wiser.
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FURNISHINGS


Modern bedrm. suites. S35; wardrobe,
So 80; beds. $3.50, dressers. So 80:
chest; $50; dressing table able S%;5o 9
coffee table, $3.50 up: odd tables
saDle sD 9o0kS amps ST. cpitias
table. 500; breakfast tables. 81: 80
UP: odd chairs. 81; cabinets, 81;
range. So; many other BARGAINS
R RSf Su4 41s T. cspite IN st. II =
96SS. See our ad under ANTIQUES.
FURNITURE-Lawson love seat, $50;
chair. $50: sofa. 500: custom made
rial. HOFFMAN, UPHoIsTERERs
CO. 5-5116. Slip covers. cabinet
work. ref1nishing, repairing. =
FURNITURE--Living room, Gross
G CO try4 modern beige gray hn N.
F HR ftnE with slip cover
mahog.; drop.leaf table, drum,ts
FURNITURE. new and used; beds
Ra1asib aDMsAL sSSS
1908 9TH st. NV. cor. Of New York
FfuRNiTURE-Liv rm.. bedrm. and
dinetts. good condition. Call IA
FgGRsSSfiTTiuRE. 1 Henry XIV bedroom
FiThRaaNsir6RRE ~ s.pieee upholstered
living room suite, slip covers. $1OC
or best offer. OIL. 4-2947. Z.
FURNITURE Lawson sofa with
hide-away bed, / VI. old, 500
other household furniture. Moving
Call IL. 6-3396. =
FURNITURE T-rm. house, cheap
open FEB. 81. ii I'll s. -
lFURNITURE-3-piece liv. rn. suite
(studio couch; custom made slir
covers; very good cond.; SllO. 20
lFURNiTURE-S &C. Chesterfield set
ex9 and gxi5 russ; al Tor a9S
6.769I. -
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PIPEEUSED

ed pipe at very reasonable prices,
WASHINGTON RAG e. BAG CO.
3la L St. S.W. Phone DI. 7-s0O7
PLYWOOD-Fir, mahog.. birch. oak
walnut. gum, 1920 Wilson blvd
ia. 4-1234, RUCKER LUMBER.
POCKET ana uiillaro liable supplies
poker tables and game equipment
tanIe tennis tables and accessories
eG 0ss B{ - 5lo az ASD :, B SW IS
POKER TABLE. sturdy. strong, ir
good cond. Remov. legs. Price SIC
POOL POOL TABLES TABLES ,o. almost new. Car
be seen at 1101 Queen ST., Alex
andria. Va. Very cheap;
PORTO LIFT. invalids lifting piece
Of equipment for moving invalids
from one place to ANOTHER Also car
MIR. F. IRVING. DU. !:53I6.
POSTAGE METER MACHINE. Pitney-
Phone JOHNSTON, LEMON & CO,
POWER POW r. MOVER MOWER Firestone, 81 in, 2
hip, almost new: cost STAG; used 2
mos; best offer. 10. 4-O635.
SAW. heavy duty s-inch
Black g. Decker Lectro-saw; case
r ssh9y s assd sf G1sD sSss ss ssi
PRINTiNG PRESS. 1ox15 Craftsman
automatic press; must sell. $3.50 OF
best offer. ia. 9-5I11.
PROTECTOR, rs MN, sound; excel
cond.; 500. WA. 1894.
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1900 WIS. AVE. NV.

4bUU WIS. AVE. Nv.
RIDING BOOTS, English, size S-I1
medium size RA. 3-7064.
SOLD swapped. TRADING POST
3%3e:3s " st NV. AID, 2.9330
R inrI No oot tars st speed
case; all excellent: $50. OIL. 81 90
RINGS-Large quantity weddinl
rings; sell by weight. D1. 7-79oi
ROLLAWAY BED. double. folding
e Tsd snsrsp ca4,op mas aTsss. nsv
rier' large and light like new, SI4
RUG, 1ixi5 blue. heavy broa doom
excel. cond.; $50. OIL. 6-1154. -
RUGS, ORlENTAL-Laree reductions
sS5S; 1SxiS Msstsrpieee $sS5; sxis
$SG5. ARMENIAN ssHi AN ORIENTAL Ruc
RUG, 9o Si AN sntisas: Tsarouk orlen
tai. Call ia 10000. S
F Maroon and s1 Rna 4%'r Hs . 9Es3t'
RUG. exceptional quality blue Chi.
nese Oriental, approx 9xi2. reas
priced. Call ia. S-5417.
RUGS tol. l3XlI, S60 ca. lo$l.
gray $50: tan. $6G; 9x12, Sn9 anc
other runners and rugs. CO. D
03b0.
RUGS-One px12. one SxlO, tive
Scatte esss al WOOL maroon s4-'oo
IRUGS-Genuine Oriental. all sizes
drastically. reduced. Sun, > TO
pm: weekdays. 10 am. to sac
pm. CASsABIAN. 1904 o ST.. q,
Wis. ave 3
RUGS. 2. new condition; blue broad.
loom; 9xl2. 9xlb; S36 ca. RIA
RCGS-Three matching 9x12s. taupt
with rose tinge, excel. cond.; So;
to $50, EN- 2-2OSS.
5RUG-Genuine Chinese qx12. deer
rose, excel. cond.: unusual buy
RA. 6-a303
RUGs-Oriental sarouk. Hamadan
a COS. much sn mor. $s Hn 1 sessgfsssiv'''
RUGe-Seyeral hne Chinese russ
sale By pvt. owner. 1E. 6-0409.
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MlscEL. FOR SALE (cout. }

CANDELARRA, 8 candle. l2,'x14",
Bauaria Schuman Empress; never
used; sacrifice, $50. DE. 2-6139.
Cash DRAWER; new. with lock and
week. 1112 14th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
CASH REGISTER-Add. mach. comb.
showcases: bedroom suite and miseel
CASH REGISTER. National: rings UP
Ss9; flne cond.; bargain, Call sun,
Cash REGIS REGisr TT National an 81 totals SE
with details. 1929 ring up: .$79.50.
one cash register. National, 1909
ring up with detail: $69.50. SUM-
c dsy a RS phi Ss9 H ns St ne nand
$500 today s' CO " 5:46 rs: week week.
cELorEsxl.n p i, oS she a hard
boards; 1890 Wilson blvd. ia.
c tliS4 FY IGTEI Lu nIesiE located
5000. LII. s-o:34.
CERAMICS. sale q ! unusual green
Eye; and yk ends only. ~. 5536:5.
custom made covered s,g in Inc gray
CaANDLER . q PRICE JOB PRESS,
With WITH TYPE fu adnny and accessories
SO up. cali today. CO. 81 6s5;
week, liz I4th ST. NV. DI. 7-731.,.
CHINA-Collector's item. Rosenthal
Chippendate bow, 12-in. diameter.
black, red, silver. IA. s-742s be-
CHINA CLOSET. mahogany buffet.
IT.. size, and oak breakfast booth.
CHiNEsE transferred camphor
chest. set OF nestled tbls... chow
bench, brass tray with stand. HA.
CLARINET. wood. French make. new :;
only $3.50, Regular price. S135.
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE, 736 18th
CIAR diS a., good old buffet f.!
CLOCK. siMPLEx TINE, like new.
goed for shop or parking lot OIL.
cioTHEs DRYER. Bendix. soOd
fne send., best offer. IA. 9-46S1.
tic reduc- NEARLY NEW SHOP, 35i:
Conn. ave. End fr... WO. $1,000.
CLOIHlN THING all sizes; ! red
with Persian $40; / form fitted teal
$40; / muskrat, S75. ia. 9-6S62.
CLOIHING-Man'S full dress suit
and vest. size A. long, excel. eond.,
covert topcoat A. long; suits "A
long. all good cond Reas. JE. 4-I0S1
CLOTHING-Men's topcoats (2l. 80.
l blue, gray. peri. cond.. SIS ca;
tux. size 80 SIS. RIA. 6-653O.
CLOTHING-Misses l.. IA. 16 suits.
dresses. skirts, Bookcases, modern
lamps, bric-a-brac. RA. 3-04l6.
CLOTHING - Genuine beaver full
length coat. Hudson seal coat u.s.
20l: sacrifice, SIS; g Dior dresses,
size Il; pvt. AID. 2-255O.
CLOTHING - Lady's Persian lamb
coat. a length. good cond.. orig.
$500. sac. $50; lady's fur-trimmed
coat, tuxedo model, red, size 10,
excel cond.. S2o: mans blue CASH
mere overcoat. prac. new. orig. $3.50.
sell $45, size AZ req: tuxedo. dble.
breasted, size 40 reg, prac. new,
$50 blue-stripe suit, dble. breasted
good cond.. size A.. SIS. These
are all privately owned: outgrown
but in excel. cond. and sacrificing.
EN-. 3-1411, $500 Chesapeake NV.
CLOTHES for slim young man; fne
materials, perfect cond.: outgrown.
WO. 6-l66S after 10 Sun.
CLOTHING - Outgrown children's;
sizes Ia: women's, 1919: no reas.
offer refused. ia. 9-9S73.
COMPTOMETER- BurrouGhs calcu-
istor; excellent condition: hand
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RECORD PLAYER-3 speed. new,
incl. records. Sl5; new radio, ST.:
maple chest, o drawers. new. So.
10. 9-S353.
RECORDER. famous Ampro. No. 531:
list SI39 50; frst $50 Mon. morn.
takes it. We always have a bar
gain in tape recorders. We carry
largest stock Of recording tape Re-
tail wholesale and Govt. quotations.
CoM MIss1oNED ELEcTRoNICs.
E saatda PRRslE Ess sAL sss' CO.
REFRIGERATORS, used. rent or buy
50. mo: full guarantee. DoWD's
RET EFF RAT G used: A !arse as
SSortment from $40 up; some with
l-year guarantee: time payments
IsRSEDERIcK.s; 1905 l4th st. NV.
seryel Gas, fne operating condition
F Iij IA Ss icTSs sHRVist
co. 1904 Georgia ave. NV. RA. g.
REFRiGERAToRs. cleo. and gas, SI5
each; also. 1917 refrigerator. peri,
cond.; 500; must sell. 10. s-935,..
PERPETRATORS. used r.condi-
Norge. servei priced from SIS,
special buy Frigidaire 6 Gu. IT.. less
than VI. OLD. Sl39. See these al
PIiANcE CENTER. ss7 F St, NV.
RifR ii1ii2.i rebuilt. lik. new.
guaranteed; best deal in town.
DUNN MARX. i130 Georgia ave.
REFRIGERAToR, 4 Gu. It. in excel
Lent condition; best offer. JU. 8
REfRiGERA1oR. oE 2 yrs. old looks
and works like new: 500, Sears win
COW exhaust ian so: furniture
from small apt. very cheap. OIL,
RETRiGERAroR. 1850 Norge. ST.
eg; IT,; super Frsezer; sl25. or best
R iTsd.Il .bS s:0a,. store :e. fun
all trade-in and rebuilt boxes al
one low. low. low price, Your choice
Must move entire lot. All euarap-
teeo. Sunday only a-:. a. this low
low. low price. AABACo, 202O R: l
REFRiGERAToR. Westinghouse eiec-
tric; good condition; $50. JU.
REFRiGERAToR-sold as is. See
tanitor. 1880 R st. NV.
REFRIGERAT0R-'la-cu.- West
inghouse S65. or will trade for
power tools 10. 4-S"SI
REFRIGERATOR-Family size, Morse
$50; ,ABC washer. auto. drain, SIS.
RETRiGERAToR Perfect running
/ condition; S15. HA 2-;S5G.
Observation-Disclosures GE, ex-
ceilent working condition. SO; also
couch, S.. Call NO. 1-5427.
REFRIGERATOR. GE. 6 Gu. IT. good
as new. Sl@5. Sunday. 10 to .. AID.
REFRiGERATOR. coldspo., sts GU.
#. freezer top Eood cnodition; rea-
Soaable. 10 S-6a19
REFRIGERATOR. Crosley Shelvador
:.-dr, fully. .autom.. 4 mos. old:
elec.. stove. fully autom.. pushhutton,
Crosby; both 5000. Nav be seen
BY appt. only JE. 3-l15" S
REFRIGERATOR. Frisids.re. Gu,
II, and GE auto. washer, excellent
condition. reasonable. IA. a-3253.
REFRIGERATORS SO AND UP
Small apt. size. completely recond.,
fully guaranteed. ALAN REFRIG-
ERATION CO.. S2l Que ST. NV.
AID. Isl. =
Refrigerators. Open Sun, lis
National brands, 1853 and 1854
, models. wholesale prices. WOOD
MOOR APPLIANCE, JU. 1900
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Gal: s. SAW BLADES, Sl.?5:
AXES NEW 81, USED $50; "a"
p PLA AZ. 6.o - so 30 o4 pRoP CORDS
10000 BARGAINS
D s GicH n r. e spH' Il St M e
WASHER. fully automatic with soap
i ionsbs G eIce 43s,f condition Tsa-
WASHER aSInf General zen 4'f Electric: s-pc i,v.
I'm set. : felt rugs, 9x1: and 6x9.
WASHER, Maytag auto, nearly new.
3uIn1y ST. Ar, ia, :-so6!.
w sads savi Ksnm sssesn s6nd Tn
model, SIS Also washer. Laundcr-
all. automatic S35. 10. s-925?.
WASHERS. reconditioned vringcrs,
Sl9.9j and tip. automatic. S24 %
and up; also Slnn SAVING on new
foor samples md demonstrators,
ACTION ACTON SERVICE oG 60 36ot
SG rs i a ~ ave RA' 6-'o"o' Open
WASHER. Kenmore. practically new:
wringer type with. AUTOMATIC ru.lr,
sou OIL f->054
WASHER Bendix; reason for selling,
INV DtSt uiltl, En- --NFUN.
WASHER. Thor Automatic. With s
mo; Guar, Best offer. Call 10. y
WASHER. brand new "a auto. q.
luxe Whirlpool, too wide 10 so dowl
! bsnt steps RIA. :i-359O.
WASHER, Nringer type. pump, good
| cond S2I LA. G-3OSS
WASHER. Thor automatic in excel,
ssoonadd 80, Small upright piano.
WASHER, Maytag. large aluminium
/ tub. W:lngcr-tvpe with pump. eX el
cond.. S45 JU. 1-7oSl.
WASHER. yringer. Kenmore. excel.
@Gnd. w 80; Wsstehester Apis
WASHER nasfad, la5i Eotp9int sgtors,!c
(sells new at $500. OIL. 4-in15.
WASHER. Whirlpool automatic. prac-
tically new. Will sacrifice. NC -
WASHER. Easy, apt. size, good cond..
So also chair, green, mod. 500.
OV. 3-6l5S
WASHER, ABC spindrier; good condi-
ton: $40. AID. A-1S41.
WASHER. BardlX automatic, SOS;
complete single metal bed. ST.;
sink with all fittings. $40. JU. 81
WASHER. Easy splrdrier, good cond..
very Reasonable 10. 7-307!.
WASHER. Westinghouse automatic,
in excellent COMO; must sell. UN.
wAsHER. Kenmore. lse. wr.nser
WASHER. 1862 Kenmore, wringCr-
type with auto. timer. like new. JE.
3-u1Oi after | y IN
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FURNISHINGS

Lowest prices on furniture care
owners who do not care to have
the general public trample thru
their nice homes. Barrel back
chairs. mo. old. S2S ca;
Thomasville lined oak dresser,
$40; complete walnut bedrm.
suite. $S5; mahog. twin bed
steads. both for S35: maple
chests, $50 ca: maple nm. cor
ner cabinets. S12; console ia
bles. SIS up. Spinet desk. Sl2;
m SGo wal The pie little Ie0 stoTe around
the corner 1920 Wisconsin
ave. NV, EN-. 2-6677.
OPEN SUNDAY go
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DIN. RIM, TABLE, walnut, 40x70". ex.
tra leaf; Just been refinished. S25
DINING TABLE, dropleaf. mahoe.
42x6o. has ala in. leaves. extend:
1O4 ms. excel. 'cond. JE. 3-3963
DISHWASHER. GE. portable. In
good condition. Best offer. DU
7-S164. -.
DISH WASHER. Hotpoint auto. ex.
eel. cond.. plumbed-in model, cos
$349.95 new, asking $l25. JE
4-0241.
DOORS-Stock Of custom made doors
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WOODWORKING u LUMBER CO..
IA. 6-6122.
DOORS-Flush panel. various sizes
slightly damaged Use for table tops
work benches. coffee tables. etc: 81
DOORS and lumber. 6'7"X30" ely
wood smooth door, 50; 6'7ss 'x30laa .
2-panel door. 81: assorted use
framing lumber 2x4. Exc. 2xS. So
running It.. &c BID. It. OF. 3-l169.
DOORS tSl. steel. flreproof. never
used; 3X7 It. Bargain for all. 331
Emerson NV Sunday
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FUR COA1

Black Persian lamb: size TO; peri
cond.; transferred to Florida. ia
S-0447. -
FUR JACKET, skunk shorty, size
l4-l6: peri. cond.; reasonable
FUR SCARF. 5 beautiful wild mink
skins, practically new; sacrifice,
FURNACE. hot air. with auto. coal
stoker: hot air ducts and controls
will heat 5 to 8 rms: best offer
JE 2-791O.
FURNACE. Janitrol: gas fred: forced
draft; perfect condition.; all con-
trolls; $50. 10. S-332S. -