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Evening star., 1954-06-01
Younger Set
To Attend
Fridays Ball

Many Of Washington's younger
set win attend the second and
last Spring German Of tim sea-
son TO be held Friday In the
Terrace Banquet Room Of the
Shoreham from 10 until 2.
Sidney and his orchestra will
provide the music for this ball
which win benefit the Junior
Guild. Davis Memorial Goodwill
Industries.
Preceding the big affair. five
Of Washington's bachelors viii
give o cocktail party at their
Arlington home. Navy 1t. w. p.
Holstrom and Marine Capt.
Floyd q. Hudson, who are among
the sponsors Of the German. win
give the party jointly with Mr..
Edward Thomas. 1t. t.g) Rob-
ert Rulis and Ensign James
Stanley.
Among those planning TO at
tend the ball are Miss Barbara
Hughes. Miss Jill Jamison. Miss
Jane Lingo, Miss Anne M. Mat
tingly. Miss Nancy McCulloch.
Miss Romona North, Miss Ruth
Shumaker, Miss Ethel Van De-
vanter, Miss Garnett Williams.
Miss Mccall Henderson and Miss
Mary-Stuart Price, who Is chair
man Of the dance series.
Couples who expect to be on
hand for the gaity include Mr..
and Mrs. Herman A. Dayton. 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Lewis N. Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin D. Ethering-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald G.
Geddes III. Mr.. and Mrs. George
c. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ed
gar Prina, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Poll
Sheahan, 1t. and Mrs. Allan
Paul Slaff, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
w. Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid G. Young.
In the stag line will be Army
1t. Walter E. Adams, 1t. Comdr
Arthur c. Davis. jr., Naval 1t
c. Dale Everhart, Midshipman
William b. Fletcher III and JON
athon Hurt, Comdr. Peter A. M
Griber, Army 1t. Roy j. Herte,
jr.. Navy 1t. Pierce A. Jenson, jr.,
Navy 1t. Albert E. Marland. jr.,
Comdr. Carl F. Pfeifer, Air Force
Capt. John M. Sayler and 1t.
Col. Ralph E. Zahrobsky. U. s. A,
Midshipmen Fletcher and Hurt
will be graduated from the Naval
Academy on the day Of the Ger
man, and so will be newly COM
missioned enSigns.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Engagement Announcements

ber Of the staff Of the YWCA of
Montgomery County. Mr.. Bull
lard is an alumnus Of the Uni
versity of Illinois.
GuIIinesrud- Kirkpatrick
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Gullingsrud
of Leola, Pa, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Lu-
cille Marie to Mr.. Francis Earl
Kirkpatrick II, of Meadsville,
Pa. The wedding will take place
in Leola on June 10.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Minnesota
and is employed by the Depart
ment of Defense in Washington
Mr.. Kirkpatrick attended Colby
College In Waterville, Maine, and
is stationed in Washington with
the United States Army.
Ascher- Gordon
Prof. and Mrs. Charles s,
AScher Of New York announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Joan to DR.. Philippe v.
Carbon. jr., son or DR.. and Mrs.
Carbon Of Washington and
Rome, Italy. The wedding will
take place in mid-June.
Miss Ascher attended Ben
nington College and was grad.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Miss Gruyson Beach Bride
Miss Groyson Carter Beoc

The marriage Of Miss Gray
son Carter Beach, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ferguson
Beach, to Mr.. Richard DeMott
Van Wrinkle took place yesterday
in st. Johns Church, Lafayette
Square. DR.. C. Leslie Glenn off,
ciated at the ceremony, which
was followed by a reception at
the home of the brides parents.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
silk taffeta gown, made with an
empire waiStline. white chiffon
top with high neck and long
sleeves. A white satin crown held
her tulle veil and she carried an
old-fashioned bouquet of gar
denias.
Mrs. p. David Sterling was
matron of honor for her sister
and Miss Nancy Mann was the
maid of honor. Both wore short
lilac organza dresses with match
ing shoes and lilac velvet bands
with streamers on the back of
their heads. They carried old
fashioned bouquets of purple
violaS.
The other attendants were
Miss Elinor Kenney, Miss Diana
Hardin and Mrs. Peter H. Ben
ziger Of Washington; Miss Jane
Ellsworth and Miss Mathilde
Johnston of New York City; Mrs.
Curtis B. Morehouse, sister of
the bridegroom, of Far Hills,
N. j.. and Miss Dora Richardson
of Greenwich, Conn. Their gowns
were blue, styled like the honor
attendants. and their accessories
matched. Valeria Van Wrinkle,
sister of the bridegroom. was the
flower girl. She wore a short
white dress with a blue sash and
carried the same flowers as the
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Herbert Raymond Ander-
son. jr.. of Madison, N. j., served
as best man for the bridegroom,
who is the son of DR.. and Mrs.
John s. Van Wrinkle of Far Hills.
The ushers were the Messrs.
Peter L. Gilsey, p. David Ster-
ling, Richard Loebs, James H.
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. David Wampler
Earman of Harrisonburg. Va.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Jane Overlook to
William Stuart Taylor. U. S. A. F..
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garland Stuart Taylor of Flor
ence, Ala. The wedding will take
place in July.
The bride-elect is graduate
of Stuart Hall and is now a SEN
ior at Wellesley College. The fu-
ture bridegroom was graduated
from the United States Naval
Academy in 1850 and is now sta
toned at Hanscom Field in Bed
ford. Mass.
Romonek- Keone
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Joseph
Romanek announce the engage
ment of their daughter Barbara
Joan to Mr.. Joseph Emmett
Keane. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Edward Keane. The
wedding will take place on Au-
gust 81.
Friedenberg- -Groboni
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Fried
enberg of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Barbara to Mr.. Anton
Grobani. He is the son Of Cantor
and Mrs. Benjamin Grobani Of
Baltimore. The wedding will take
place on August %.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Maryland and Mr..
Grobani will be graduated from
the University of Maryland in
June.
Durkee-BuIIord
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Porter
Durkee of Concord, Mass. an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Esther M. to Mr.. How
ard q. Bullard, son Of Mrs. Clara
Billiard of Norman, Okla. The
wedding will take place in the
near future In Norman.
The bride-elect is a graduate
Of the University Of Chicago.
Since 1948 she has been q men,
Evening star., 1954-06-01

uated from the Columbia Pres
byterian Hospital School Of
Nursing. She holds bachelors and
masters degrees in psychiatric
nursing education from Teachers
College, Columbia University.
She is assistant director of nurs-
ing at Chestnut Lodge in Rock
vile, Md.
DR.. Carbon is a graduate Of
Yale and the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons of Columbia
University. He is commissioned
officer of the Public Health Serv-
ice. stationed at the National
Institute of Mental Health at
Bethesda.
Glenn Brooks
Mrs. Emanuel Gerst Glenn Of
Henderson, N. c.. announces the
engagement of her daughter Pa
tricia to Mr.. William Cooper
Brooks, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Brooks. An August wedding is
planned.
The bride-elect is a member
Of the senior class at Woman's
College Of the University OF
North Carolina in Greensboro
MIR. Brooks is q senior at Wake
Forest College. also in North
Carolina.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Has Houseguests

Mrs. Eli Bamfort Smith has as
her guests at the Westchester
her nephew and niece, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Charles E. Hart, who
arrived yesterday from Fort Sill.
Okla.
Gen. and Mrs. Hart will be
here until Saturday when they
will leave for West Point, taking
with them their twin daughters,
Susie Jane and Sally Ann, stu
dents at Holton Arms. At West
Point they will attend Gen
Hart's class reunion and the
graduation exercises.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Embassies Plan
Various Parties

Invitations nave been issued
by the Ambassador of Japan
and Mrs. Iguchi for q reception
on June 10 in honor of the
Prime Minister Of Japan. Shig-
cru Yoshida. The 6 to 1880 af-
fair will be held at the Embassy
I Also planning to entertain is
Nine. Moekarto Notowidigdo
wife Of the Ambassador of Indo-
nesia, who will give q luncheon
on June 8 at 1880 at the EN-
bassy.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Pnoeo.

NoyeS, Richard Griffith, Samuel
F. Beach, jr.. Curtis B. More.
house. Howard Weeks and James
P. White, jr.
After a two weeks wedding
trip to Nassau. the couple will
reside in Washington. The bride
attended Potomac School and
was graduated from Foxcroft
School in Middleburg. Mr.. Van
Wrinkle attended Blair Academy
in New Jersey and was graduated
from the Georgetown University
School of Foreign Service.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Society News
Union Day Fete Held
BySouth Africans
Charge D Affoires and Mrs. Hamilton
Entertain Hundreds at Lovely Reception
Society News
By Eleni

All the ingredients for a sue
cessful party were present at
yesterdays Union Day celebra-
tion held at the South African
Embassy.
Good weather, interesting
guests. a lavish spread Of food,
varied potables, and q fitting oc-
casion to bring them all together
made the 6 to 8 reception given
by the Charge dAffaires and
Mrs. Anthony Hamilton q gay
gathering.
Invitations were issued in the
name of the Charge d'Affaires
and Mrs. Hamilton as the AM
bassador is currently on leave in
the Union. Ambassador Jooste
will then go on directly to his
post in London. where he has
been named High Commissioner.
The new Ambassador. DR.. John
Holloway. and his wife are
scheduled to arrive in Washing
ton in late August or early
September.
StoH Assists
All members of the Embassy
staff pitched in to help make the
invited guests feel comfortable
and enjoy themselves. The beau
tiful floral decorations were
mostly in the colors of the ma
tional flag of South Africa.
Orange. blue. and white were
spotted in arrangements COM
posed Of roses, daises,. gladioluses,
larkSpur and crySanthemums.
They We'd for attention in
side with the cool roSe-f1lled
garden outside that guests found
hard to leave in order to pass
by the buffet table.
Last years Union Day cele-
bration was not held as 1t fell
so close to the festivities attend
ing the coronation Of Queen
Elizabeth.
44th Anniversary
This years celebration Of the
merging of the two Boer Repub-
lies with the two British Colonies
that formed the South African
Union on May 81, 1910. certainly
made up for it.
The several hundred guests
from residential, official and dip
lomatic Washington found the
forty-fourth birthday party"
much to their liking.
Burtons 'Teom Up
Ambassador Ali of Pakistan
was present with visitor from
his land, Mr.. Faroque, chairman
of the Development Industrial
Corp. of Pakistan. British Am
bassador and Lady Makins chat
ted animatedly with a group in
the garden, while Associate JUS
tice Burton was heard to say
that he and Mrs. Burton also go
out as a team when they dress up
for a party. Mrs. Burton was
wearing a gold silk shantung
dress. The Associate Justice
"teamed up" by picking up this
gold accent In his tie.
Also present were DR.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Grosvenor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldon Paul King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnet Mover, the Assistant Sec
retary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Orme Lewis, the Spanish Minis
ter and Mrs. de Callejon, the
Austrian Ambassador and Mrs.
Gruber and Mr.. and Mrs. Phae-
don Cavaliarett of the Greek
Embassy.
Many heads of the military
missions in Washington also
were invited. Rear Admiral
H. G. deWolf, head Of the
Canadian Mission, and Mrs.
deWolf were present. The head
of the Australian Mission, Rear
Admiral D. H. HarrieS, and
Mrs. Harries attended, as did
Gen. Sir. John F. M. Whitley,
British Mission head, and Lady
Whitley.
Also invited were Admiral
Arthur w. Radford and Mrs.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Lobos to Be Guests

The Brazilian Ambassador to
the o. A. s. and Mrs. Lobo have
issued invitations for a cocktail
party to be held Thursday at 6
o'clock. The party is in honor Of
DR.. Robert H. Randall. president
of the Pan American Institute
of Geography and History. who
will be decorated by the Am
bassador.
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Radford, and the Secretary Of
the Air Force and Mrs. Talbot.
Dean Francis B. Sayre and
Mrs. Sayre. Gen. and Mrs. K.
D. Nichols. Mr.. Orme Wilson
and Mrs. j. P. Gabriel. in turn
congratulated their hosts on the
national holiday. Japanese AM
bassador Iguchi was minus. Mrs.
Iguchi who went on q New York
shopping spree. he said
Eomous Photographer Present
The well-known South African
photographer, Mrs. Sterling
Larrabee, who perhaps is more
recognizable as Constance Stuart,
was one Of the "three or four
dozen South Africans lurking in
and around Washington" who
came by the Embassy to celebrate
the big day. One Of her photo
graphic exhibitions, first spon-
sored here in Washington by the
Embassy, Of South African tribal
women is circulating throughout
the United States and Canada.
Now living on the Eastern Shore
in Maryland, she is currently en-
gagged in photographing that
region.
Mrs. Larrabee said that IL
cities could be typed she would
classify Johannesburg as a little
like New York with all of it's
hustle and hustle. Thirty-five
miles away is Pretoria and this
city she thinks is e little like
Washington with its official life.
A Reol Treot
A South Africa dish ''babotie"
was the hit of the buffet table,
which was ladened with salmon,
tongue, fruit and vegetable SAL
ads, ice creams, nuts and candies.
This mild curry dish Is made of
minced lamb. almonds ard
spices. eggs and milk. It was
first brought to South Africa
over 300 years ago by Malays
who worked for the Dutch East
India Co.
The dining rooms paneling
and other furniture made of a
wood common to South Africa
which recently had a 20O-year
ban placed on the cutting of it
also drew the attention of ru-
merous guests. This dark wood
called "Stinkwood" is never lac
quered. It is oiled and as the
years go by it becomes lovelier.
The attractive young wife Of one
Of the Embassy staff, Monica
Theunissen, noted that stink
wood isn't really the botanical
name, you know, but that's what
it's always been called in South
Africa.
Fishing, Anyone?
An unusual fashion note at this
reception was the pink fishnet
coat sprinkled with stitched pink
and lavender flower petals worn
by a guest. We think it might
have been inspired by Audrey
Hepburn's portrayal of the water
sprite in "Ondine." Our the
ater-going being limited to
Washington, we'll have to wait
to verify this. But fishnet it was
and not a stream appeared to be
nearby.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
WombIe-LittIeton

Mrs. Henry Wiley Davis Of
Albemarle, N. c., announces the
engagement of her sister. Miss
Marie Virginia Womble to Judge
Benjamin H. Littleton of the
United States Court of Claims.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SOFA AND CHAIR. Kroehler: sreen;
excel eond. S7b or best offer. RE.
SOFA. .I modern. orig. cost. s400: sell
SIs6; 61s ethsr items incl. rug 9xl5'
sOFA~HSrvNe;y Probe, Ape. sectional
nearly new $1,000. asking Sfi25;
piano. $40: wrought Iron fireplace
set. $50; 2 folding beds, holsters,
ssliIpeoyerS; ssIeoW cottC9 rugs. etc. Ho'
SOFA. Period. custom made. like
cover. Very reas. ia. $4,000.
SOFA, Lawson, gold brocatel foam
rubber cushions. SIS; antique sill
yer fruit basket. china, pressed
Der cushions: excel cond.: suit. once.
for FOR Mr. Mr. BALTIMoRE. LTfSii re- 0''' ask
S0FA-Chippendale styple; mahogany
frame: lovely slip cover, $40. Phone
0y 3-3240.
Pickle black oak table. 4431 ELL
SOFA, Biggs, all down cushions, bur-
gundy velvet, solid mahog frame
orig. cost $3.50, sacrifice $3.50 or
best offer. Slipcover. EN-. 2-2167.
SOFA, Lawson, from Majors; emer-
ald green, brocatelle; seating length
adults; q bargain. OV. 3-2755. ewes
or week ends for more details. OF
appointment to inspect
STAINLESS STEEL RODS in. X
2S in, 81 each. 331 Emerson st.
STAMP SHOP FIXTURES and small
stock Of albums. stock books. etc.
Extra large safe, display counters
and frames. showcases. desk, stor-
age files. etc. Reasonable rental
lease. Well established location,
consider sale OF fixtures or stock OF
philatelic supplies. Owner retiring.
CUILENS. 405 Tenth st NV
Evening star., 1954-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

PIANO, Sohmer GIFT. grand. In ex.
cellent condition.; no dealers; eacrt-
nee. Call IA 2-76OO. Ext. 800.
PIANOS FOR RENT. spinets ana
hauling extra. ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART, 1015 7th st. NV. llust
above the library. -21
PIANO, Knabe grand. excel. shape. Q
#. length. full keyboard. years old.
Reasonable. JU. S-9607. -16
PIANO, baby grand, Weber Duo-Art.
Price $3.50. Original cost, $4,000.
PIANO, apt. size baby grand; excel
cond., S375 or best offer. Leaving
town; l372 Fort Stevens DIR. NV.
PiaNos. used uprishts. S45 and
up. Largest selection of used
pianos in the city at the PIANO
MART, 1918 7th st. NV. Gust
above the library. ST. 3-63O0;
PING PONG TABLE. new. two Sec
tions. 8 legs, folding: painted and
white lined. Price. SIS. AID. 4-2133.
PIPE. galv.. black copper, cast iron;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 1746
Lee hwy IA 2.8700
Evening star., 1954-05-16
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COLLIE { n. Z PUPPIES; Axe lEV reg; S males
BEAUTIFUL GERMAN SHEPHERD
PUPPIES, 3 mos. old. pure bred. Axe
reg. lovely dispositions. females.
SIS; males. 500. Cali JE. 2-3266
wire haireds cSiSuahuas' fGs 0osAH,an foT tern
RRosEpERE KENNELS. Falls Church
GREAT DAME puppies, pure bred.
BosrCN S CSflIffsfSaEs TEFRIEK. Axe! Axe female pa
COCKER PTPPiEs. Black: ! Sks. old
$I5- and $50; also stud services;
PAkGkEETs, ARA ERi s-4s0I; ) pair breeders: s1e
pair; breeding cages and nests. Ho.
GERMAN GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
res: excel color and temperment.
rERiNSEsE EEfRssEsEssI yPGfFfs fGFFiEs and peke stud
service: reg. Axe. 5oo5 Addison I'd.
BOXER PUPPIES. fawn. Axe, cropped.
At stud: Capellmeister Son. AP. q
BOXER, female. nashy fawn. mos.
SHETLAND sTi1AHS sSEEiEiEiPDoG PUPS. i%in.
sable or tricolor. JE. 2-333l. 16s
WANTED PET LOVERS who will give
good home to mother cat and or
kittens. LA. 6-3330. -16
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe:
Z wks;, champion bloodline. Call
COCKER SPANIEL, male, black and
white; Axe reg; II mos. old; excel.
blood line; rear. JU. 5-1466. 10
COLLIE PuPS-AKC. sable and iris:
SIS to $50. Call JE. 2-S723. lis
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, Axe reg,
all ages; stud service; boarding.
l044 Bladensburg I'd. ne. II: g.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIEs-
Axe reg. champion sired. ASGARD
KENNELS JE. 2-5660 Ia
PARAKEETS Breeders, 81 pair;
babies. S4: ABS banded: healthy
stock. LO. 7-72S5. lie
GIVE AWAY FREE. frisky. all-black
kitten. o weeks old. EN-. 3-92l9.
DALMATIAN PUPPY. male. beauti-
fully marked. 9 mos. wormed and
shots; used to small children; TTeas.
COCKER PuPs. black and white.
10 wks. Id; bundles of energy. with
the brightest faces you ever saw
sire and dam can be seen; vormed.
Axe registration and pedigree fur
nished. IA. s-6o61. -10
Evening star., 1954-05-16
RUGS
AMERICAN ORIENTAL AND M.
PORTED PERSIAN DESIGNED. 8,
IL, S24.50; 9x15. $35. OTHER
SIZES EQUALLY Low PRICE.
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 G ST, NV.

sAFEs AND MONEY CHESTS, suit
protection for your money and rec
ords. THE SAFE MASTERS Co,
sSs ss Mas ASH ave onHivoRk,SG nT Ex; S57s0 eoos
Atlas and other makes; low sale
up; new straight line Dremel. sand
ers in stock. metal-working lathes;
ing. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.
2473 Sherman ave. NV;
fAIraSidspi fefis FCid-piated, 81 sIa5 'jS Jo. s.ia4s
sAxoPHONE. alto. silver finish. good
condition. case included, S65. 9509
I DalIas ddS; ave- Silver Spring Md. ~
SCREEN: s-panel custom;made wood
SCREEN DOORS-Good condition.
30-32,34 wide 9 #: In. high. ="
SCREENS, Z large sections and l door
suitable for porch; soc each. hu.
SCREENS, iIsESi new copper. 8 metal 4sx
80, 90 wood frame 7Ox42, 70x36.
sfeRFrARH, f6faPri ~ SO: s4asi beaspresds. china
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. treadle,
Good condition. EN-. 3-7379.
SEWING MACHINE, SINGER drop
ss hsa TSS9s Ss4sct s0SSS sGaaoS %O0r sS sBd
& % place eefneS! NV, 'SSasement. ""
SEWING MACHINE, singer elec. con-
nut cabinet with attachments. excel.
sE%fNG fSRf; $dS MAcA1Ns cAi s;o4s$l SALE. Nice
white rotary console with darner
able. was $iO9.5O. now $685.
Domestic zig-zag machine. 1912
sL%,lG tes hyy MJAuiSt "a S7tsl4 6o,,..t,. .,.c.
sEWiSS iE1s S90d Mxc%iNEsinser Mn sos ao Tound
obbin portable; reverse: attach
ments: sacrifice; RA. 3;;1072.
9Fl 9Fis' oD5sss. D5!ss; $780, never used; s9''
SEWING MAcHINE3Gysed electric
Singer portable $3.50 Many 9th
ING CENTER, l34o g st. NV. ma
sEWiNG MACHINE. Singer. portable.
SEXTANTwExceiient condition. with
hex; ca1iHrs1sT sTEri TE 4sS1a SAFE
56" high. 36s." wide. 1917" deep.
with interior equipment: in excel
lent condition; to settle estate:
may be seen between 10 am: and
SHOES. R5sfs ilds; knspp-p o. Box 1875. No North
Va! Mashinston Il. D. c. W. j. BUCK
sHofs. CANCELLATIoN-First quail
ity. famous brands. for entire fam
lily; substantial savings. summer
STYLES arriving now; Mademoiselle.
Paliszio. !; Miller; Fl1rsneim. en1: sSs- Sos;
sEnsH sfTids sises sts EtBEsHS EsEnISs me-
2-6344, and 1881 n. Highland. Clar-
endon. IA 2-43sS. Open ewes.
shsps9 fsnc. SEED ST. mortsns sttaeS
and hold down, So. OIL. 4-5623.
SHOPSMITH-Io Err; " h.p. motor;
| jig saw. :ointer, speed changer;
table ends. table ext. casters and
EYER gE, ssssss SssS sffs4 fEe@P'e:e s.m. $3.50 Jan
$3.50, sell S225. Cali AP. 7-147e..
SHOWCASES. 6 it.. glass shelves
siEVER NV is0FsSs Fox !J&ckETHsTdly worm
sVEs@s mIss sacf'nSs sseh T Tcwe steTing knives
6s9 Mass. ave. ne. Ii. 3-0331,
SILvERWARE, china, table linens
I'd. Silver Spring. Md. after / pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ster-
ling. Milburn Rose pattern: 8 place
settings; moderately priced. TIE
,iNK' S0S 0SSitchen-cabinet type, good con-
dition. SO. LA. 6-7461. -16
Evening star., 1954-05-16

TWIN BEDS, blond mahogany. COM
plete with Simmons Beautyrest
mattress and springs. collection of
7S-r.p.m. classical records. wicker
dog bed with cushion. GE ironer.
elec. fans set of encyclopedia
Americana: reasonable. RA. 6-4415.
portable Corona. and
case: excellent condition; $35. Call
TYPEWRiTERS. port. NEW, Rem.
Royal, Smith Corona Und., Olympia
free home dem: 81 so wk. DI, Z
rYPEwRITERs (e,. late models. l.
c. smith, excel. cond.. S37 so each.
N. FRANK & SON, Ala Bird st. NV.
TYPEwRifER, smith-corona port.
tsn t9om nish naa sss lsse M model 4stss HsR tell
TYPEWRITER. Underwood. portable;
excel. cond. $50. Ia. 9-0423.
TYPEWRITER, Royal, Magic Mar
gin: late model. HA. 2-9275.
TYPEWRITKRS, 13-Need minor re-
patr: S10u 0e- ~ :sj33 PHODE
ISLAND AVE. NE; in rear; Sun,
TYPEwRITER. Roya. quiet. deluxe
portable, New cond. S55. IA. s.
TYrEWRIIEH, portehle; Hermnsss
baby. Brand new. $50. IA. 1882.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
BOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-oTfl
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON

LOCKERS, unit of 3, S35: Pilot auto
matte numbering machine. like new,
$40. Call so. 5-5924.
LOCUST POSTS, cedar. oak, red
wood, fir. pickets. 1920 Wilson blvd.
JA. 4-1234, RUCKER LUMBER;
LOVE SEAT, S45: ice cream parlor
chairs, 81 so; mahogany rocker. 80:
blue frieZe sofa. $50; singIe ooX
spring and mattress, S2S: summer
rugs, So. We also do reupholSterlng.
sofa and chair. $50 including taoor
and materials. Slip covers for sofa
and chaif S55. Refnishing, cabinet
work and furniture repairing our
specialties. HOFFMAN, UPIiOL-
STERERS. 2447 18th st. NV, CO
LiGG2GtAGE. Lii2t AGE one "of white" iady's
Samsonite Pullman bag. used once;
S25. Call EN-. :}-569B. all DAY sun.
LUGGAGE, lady's, 3-pc. white COW,
hide and other pieces. 433o 4Sno
nuMBER. ii BiM African mahee. lons ~
lengths beaut grains. bOc Do III
o9I Emerson st. NV Sun.
LUMBER and building material.
Knotty pine paneling. Washington
pattern and Pickwick pattern, It.
10 IT. and IL TT. lengths; at spe-
cial low price at 4l2c board meas
ured IT. Open Fri. to 9:3Q ana az az
day Saturday. WHEATON LUMBEH
CO. 26O2 Blue Ridge ave. wheaton
IN 5-33O0
Evening star., 1954-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FANS Of all types. for every applica-
ton Seasonal or OCCASIONAL rates.
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 Z st.
CHAIN SAWS. l-man. S12 per day
2.man: Sis per day RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUIP CO Ju 9-6SS1
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS, players.
tape recorders; also sound truck
systems. $40 wk. and up. GO
ROLLAWAY BEDS. innerspring. baby
cribs, strollers. high chairs, tape re-
corders. ladders. electric drills. etc.
Rentals are our business. SERVICE
RENTALS CO. ~. s-12s6; II no
BACKFILLER. light grader - This
truck; s25 per day. RENTAL fooLs
q KoUIP. CO.. 10. s-6ss1.