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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
By Gornett D. Homer
Stor Staff Correspondent

THURMoNT, Md, Aug. IA
There's no use hurrying-you
can't get back to the office"
That remark by President
Eisenhower to one Of his guests
at a picnic lunch set the key
note for an all-day outing Of
the President and his cabinet
at Camp David, his Catoctin
Mountain retreat near here yes
terday.
The theme was relaxation in
bracing mountain air 1900 feet
higher than Washington and CO.
odd miles by highway and wind
ing mountain road from it's busy
offices.
Gen. Eisenhower and his
family carried on in this relaxed
atmosphere today. They do not
plan to return to Washington
until late tomorrow. The outing
ended for the cabinet members
and their wives with a buffet
supper about dusk yesterday.
Picnic Atmosphere.
It was an unusual day in
MANY resreetS
: The President and his guests
ate hot dogs, mixed sandwiches
and tomato salad of paper
plates. They served themselves
from a long table under the
trees beside the main Camp
David cottage. They drank iced
tea from paper cups.
Some business was mixed in
during the day.
For the first time in nobody
could remember when, q regular
meeting of the cabinet was held
outside Washington. For 21a
hours, the cabinet talked busi-
ness. sitting around a green
cloth-covered table in Laurel
House, one of several guest cot
tages on the Camp David
grounds.
; And for the first time since
they got a quick guided tour
during the Truman adrninistra-
ton. Washington newsmen were
permitted inside the heavily
guarded log gate barring the
entrance to the presidential re-
treat.
They mingled with the PreSi-
dents guests during the picnic
lunch. Gen. Eisenhower said he
was very embarrassed that he
didn't have food for them, too.
Protects His Green.
Photographers wandered
around and shot pictures ct viii.
One strayed onto q putting green,
some so yards down the noun.
tain from the cottage.
From his fiagstcne terrace,
Ne President shouted q good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
Nation Is Dominated
By Elite Left Wing
Group, Jenner Says
BY The .A.seeia.ed Press

Senator Jenner. Republican; Of
Indiana said yesterday q left
wing collectivist elite" Is still in
power within the Government
and has hamstrung the develop
ment OF an effective military
policy.
He said this inner group"
has held over from previous
administrations and Tin cooper
alton with a left-wing collectivist
group in England. France and
other countries. dominates the
policy Of the United Nations and
makes certain that U. N. deci-
sions will not be uncomfortable
for the Soviet Union"
I In the speech, Senator Jenner
also assailed the cease-f1re agree
ment in Indo- China as q major
defeat for the United States and
urged the administration to draw
up new national defense pro-
gram without reference to exist
ing foreign policy commitments"
Limit In u. S. Policies.
He said that the doctrine OF
collective security through the u.
N. Limits the United States to
military and political policies
which have the approval Of
Soviet Russia and its satellites
in the security council"
Asking who devised the poll
cieS and regulations which
hobble our defense officials in
their efforts to oppose COM
munism." Senator Jenner gave
this answer:
These silken meshes are the
work Of q little inner circle of
able, INSCRIPTIONS men In the
State Department, in q few
other posts in our Government.
and in the agencies OF public
opinion.
Makes Its Own Laws.
These men, under the tute-
lage of Dean Acheson, Alger
Hiss. Harry White, Philip Jessup
and the rest, developed within
our vast bureaucracy an inner
steering group which. behind a
curtain of secrecy, makes its
own laws.
at is free of any control Of
Congress, the President and the
courts. 1t has dominated Amer
lean foreign and military policy
through its skill in manipulate
ing laws, directives, committees.
conference reports. and briefing
sessions"
Adding that "this group is still
in power" Senator Jenner said
it will continue to be regard
less of any changes in the votes
of the American people until we
face the necessity of diSmantling
what our own folly built"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
Young Fishermen Seek
Haven INVEST Germany
BY the Associated Press


CUxHAVEN. Germany, Aug.
14.-Four teen-age East German
fishermen deserted their ship,
the Neues Deutschland, here
early today and asked West
German authorities for political
asylum.
Wolfgang Sandhop. 16: Peter
Witt, Is; Burghard Schiffke, II.
and Hans Gasterstaedt. II, said
they waited aboard the vessel
until their political commissar
went asleep and then slipped
ashore.
The Neues Deutschland Is Q
training ship for fishermen
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Further Concessions
By6. 0. P. Seen d,
Atomic Energy Bill

Republican leaders still expect
ito pass a bill before adjourn
ment for the peacetime develop
ment Of atomic power plants,
despite the defeat they suffered
when the Senate rejected the
House approved conference
agreement yesterday.
But to keep the measure alive,
indications are the G. o. p. will
have to make further conces-
sions to the Democrats on the
anti-monopoly safeguards in the
handling Of atomic energy
patents.
Senate Republican Leader
knowland said he is still shoot
ing for adjournment some time
next week and thought it would
not take the conferees long to
work out q new atomic energy
agreement. But negotiations
must wait until the House re-
convenes Monday to appoint new
conferees.
With the aid Of five Republic
cans. the Democrats rolled UP a
vote Of 48 to II against the
atomic energy bill in its present
form. The Democrats protested
that it gave inadequate protec-
ton against patent monopoiies
when private companies begin
getting licenses to develop atomic
power reactorS. &
Provisions of Plan.
The rejected agreement pro-
vided that for I'VE years the
Atomic Energy Commission
would be required to give q
preference to applicants for
commercial power development
who agree to let other licensees
use their patents for q reason
able royalty fee. But in the
case Of applicants for research
projects the preference for those
offering to share their patents
was only permissive, not manda-
tory.
In summing up the opposition
to the compromise, Senator Pas
tore. Democrat, Of Rhode Island,
said the weakness in the bill re-
suits from a belief that private
atomic developments will start
as research projects, where the
preference is only permiSSive.
The commercial power develop
ment would come later, he said.
He also raised the argument
that the preference clause would
be meaningless If there was only
one applicant.
No Stampede Likely.
Senator Pastore said there
will be no stampede of appli-
cants because Of the large in
vestment required to start an
atomic power facility, and de-
clared that "by this bill we will
allow the first few who come in
to close the door on every one
else"
Senator Gore. Democrat, of
Tennessee. q leader in the fight
against the pending bill, said
today if there is to be a new
compromise it should provide for
the compulsory sharing of pat
ents for q period Of somewhere
between i've and 10 years.
Senator Kerr, Democrat of
Oklahoma. author of the original
Senate amendment which called
for 10 years of patent sharing
said a hwe-year compromise
would not be acceptable to him.
In a last-minute effort to head
of defeat of the bill yesterday,
Senator Hiekenlooper, Republic
can, of Iowa produced a letter
from President Eisenhower, ex-
pressing confidence the bill gave
complete assurance of protection
for the public interest against
monopolies.
The President also voiced the
opinion the bill would In no way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
Reporters MingIe With Guests
OF Eisenhower at Picnic


hundred but emphatic warning:
Watch your heels on my
green! q
The red-faced photographer
tip-toed of.
nur;no lnnch an ~. +raa
shaded lawn tha gnasts sat IN
r,,stic chats. for,,;,,a 1orna
circle Zen and Mrs E;san
hover wandered around sittins
first with one and then another
group.
~. ~. n..a;,..
+, Nv .,s lesiosnS WaIAeu
SasA ~ "a. peiio Sauie .ol
pc .... A nasi. u -. Saiau' Asaln
$500. 49,. s@sA " pm Wy ueoei =
49,. s1 AVG ee oli
'
he seemed TO get q Kick out
OF a cnalienge TO q game OF
norsesnoes issued by secretary
OF commerce weeks 10 MRS.
Oveta cup Hoopy, secretary OF
health, Eoucation ana Weifare.
WanC 70 get q small pet
ooWn, Zen. EISENHOWER Salo 10
Mrs. HoDDy. NO one from boS-
ton can peat Iexas pitching
norsesnoes. Mr.. weeks IS from
Boston ano MRS. Honoy from
'iie -. les , na.lse leAas.
n1.eI 4uao.i 1lie,e was vaIyilis
aeeivaey uulnis ZIG alteIl,ooli'
lansing aiou piayliis iioIseSiioes
~ pacs,cnas clllp siloIs ONO
vac Al pesiosis x.1,i p.aI I sie1m.
saoratar,, - 49, = I1oSe,..,, 80
-. aSa.,.. $3.50 a..r...s.I $50 ~.
=. .s..;x. - 49,, .Ap :. 49, "a CO.. ness
a ~. " :. '4 .,s. sas . -.
..s,ssS =. ~. - ; aa Uas
Attar,,.,, S..raSa, psa,,,.. a $3.50
with Mrs Eisenhower IL insnect
progress on the Eisenhowers' new
farm home near Gettysburg, Pa.
After looking over the far
from completed six : bedroom
house, the men drove on back
to- Camp David, leaving Mrs.
Eisenhower explaining to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14

Senator said, were in connection
with slum- clearance program
and four others concerned both
personal and miscellaneous cases.
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LOST

B I'LL 70: ia Or near BOILING onicerg
Or u il. 4e.esss Esnasr esA 'E 4-fsea
BLOOnHOUND DOG, male. black and
brown with white spot on chest, vic.
Fort FOots I'd. s.V.; reward. 10. 7-zs5i.
BACK COCKER SPANIEL. male. name
rsSss sda k r. 7y.i4sSts. saorsAam HiH1sel;
CANARY. ali yellow, singer. Lost FRI.
4 A9S; 49, VIC @ st. Sc. Reward. Ii.
ave-. Silver Spring. Reward. 10. esssas,
CUFF LINK ~. sold, E7xSs5, decorated
s sSh a.sssssst E slserr sgs Reward Gan
DOG, brown with white merkinFs:
female short legs. bushy tail; last seen
family Des sso r sS1sa % P hSanssi 81
.-s7l4. or Manassas Police. lis
p saG D SHal na i5,in ismals tar; lame;
Sspg5n5ng Valley; liberal reward. EN-.
LADY,s BTELFOE6, red plastic: Between
B To0dw sfSsr. q Itgpthrop,s and PEOPLES
AM; reward. HA. 2-704a or HA.
2-9I 10. 10
LSS LOVE yellow, EFesn stripes On
s ssek Ar Rsxa m9rn a. 7 vs T. v.rSns
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE. No.
1909, in NV. section Of d. c. Please
tor can Hudson 3-476l. Ii.
N Nrs,Ds En- . * C. b. school e &
2-2237 after 4 pm. -15
PARAKEEI,, ehartYeuse or yellow. no
a ssefssaa Ssll 81 !ssta funday is'
PARAKEET,, light blue with yellow face:
e name :isa Sa s $50 reward sss asH:E.
PARA ..sgIa... grsssh sps ysl.oy; answer.
T re Gee' Wo. s ss74ss s'ehnoase 81 n'W''
PARAKEET, sreen. and yellow: since Z
pm. AUG. 12; vic, Queens Chapel I'd.
and Madison st.. Hyattsville; answers
sSaiS Ngr sp RSsTfsTd s AZ ssS vni.
sroand + reward ssi .- J e. 4-sssY. -sIs
SUN CHASSIS, preseripticn, in red Kee.
ss ass Sael Rs.r ssss, We 0ss 4d lSth anss
ESs .l mans Hss Ps0vn leather Nsns.S
Cedar 5ss1ia. after 3 am. @i5
and D. g. driyer's permits and other
R sRHsssi TX Wss $685. Bids Aug,
WATCH. closed face, gift OF recently
m mini NS VERMONT and Il NV. re-
oa ldid f ns Srs sss VIE Sr !6 ss s SS
sssSS 7 j. e. NV, i VA stsss ssss DR. sL3sk
WATCH. Charles Nicolet Swiss wrist
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FOUND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14

DOOR EEY. We. Rcfnoke ave. and
I'd 70. ~. 6-9I26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
More Lawn Space.

At Camp David, newsmen
noted several changesssin the
late President Roosevelt dubbed
the presidential retreat Shangri
La during World War II.
AWhere once was Q pen for the
J boswell dog Falla there nov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
,.,. :. NOT NJ.

It's Hunting Towers the Washington oreos only woterfron
apartments
Whether you enjoy one about the pool or the oue
privacy OF your breezeswept home, perhaps have
boot which you n'oy dock ot your door" Hunting Towers
offers advantages OF convenience and luxury be ounc
nowhere else
The modest rotes will on'oze you, too!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
Protects His Green.

photographers wandered
around and shot pictures ct viii.
One strayed onto q putting green.
some so yards down the noun
tain from the cottage.
From his fiagstone terrace.
Ne President shouted q good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14

Shopping Center
Sun Decks
Swimming Peel
roeht Besin
Generous Perkins>
Underground Gereses
BUS Tsrmiaus
lao minutes 70 downiewNl
All Modern 6snvsnieness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. Axe reg
All colors. Stud service. 1044
Bladenshurg I'd. ne. Ii. 8-6554.
CHIHUAHUA. Axe reg. male. dark
fawn, 8 weeks old; reasonable. RA.
PARAKEET BREEDERS; cages. Must
sell outfit: DE. 2-3920. Ia
PARAKEETS. 100 breeders incl. show
winners. $40 ca; opalines. Sis;
many others: also babies. HE.
4-3161 ewes. and Sundays. IA
COLLIE PUPPIES. 3 mos. Axe. tri-
color. sable. $40 each. Ju. 9-2106.
emergency sale: breed
ers and young. 311 N. Lee ST.. Falls
Church. Va. JE. 2-O535. Ia
champion sired, Axe
males. show and pet type; $50 up:
male, S35a "a; PLAZA; IA
WELSH TERRIER fUPPiEs; 9 Tks;,
male, / female avail. AID. 2-5991;
after. Sun, DU. 5-9565. lis
GREAT PYRENEES, thoroughbred;
beaut. Excellent disposition. Male, 2
years. SIS. ia. 5000. IA
COCKER SPANIEL, mos. old. male,
black. ,l hqussbroken. Axe reg. best
BOXER PUPS. mos. old, champion
bloodlines. beautiful fawhs:. Axe
reg; very reasonable. Lo. 1898.
GERMAN SHEPHERDS. 6h mos. old
checked. Axe papers. Call 10. T.
COLLIE. male, sable and white. u
mos. old; all shots. papers; family
pS Pet Ebe SsSE va PSpp sl974 67lnd,,
females. ready for delivery April !
Axe show prospects,, $50 each.
First comes, gets them. Also older
Danes. ELPAW KENNELS. Alex. Va.
TIE: 6-2430, or Oy. 3-4561.
$40 MRS; ADAMS .soo3 N st
serv. ELLENBERdER. us Chiilum
I'd. Hyattsville. Md. RIA. 6-1435;
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STOVE, Athens. with Robert shaw
oven control; fun size: new. never
before inst aJSs BARGAIN 81 go
s fdll oL' e sss2S at. size. burner,
brand new, sos or best offer; car,
be seen anytime, 4906 Sherwood
st. ne. southlawn Oxon Hill.
approx; ! " ggaao old; all white: table
STUDIO COUCH. single. 3 cushions sEs'
STUDIO COUCH. Z pillow. double.
practically new, cocoa snaGe;
c cocoa p pHst0 Reas. 1854 N. Hamp-
sT FfSSs aye SsoJRc E .AN stl 1 cond.. sss:
ator. : Gu. It.. $35. XII 9-567s.
SUIT. mans new. size 20, cost So;
Bulova electric mantel clock; z
Venetian blinds. AID. 2-S379.
SsrssiP;; I'm S3,S s e NV G 81 sa sss
sURvEYORS used transit and tri-
pod. good condition. OIL. 2-0O9g.
TABLES f2 inlatd mahoR. ami, Sl2
each. 10. 5-1S94. :,
TABLE, gateleg. medium sized; small
secretary; occasional chair; chest q
table: 2 end tables: 2 china lamps
. sets dishes: set silverware. Apt
500, South. 1920 10th st. NV, CO
TABLE. cosco alI-metal. chrome fold
ing legs: kitchen size. peri. cond.'
TABLE - Drexel mahogany dining
room table. extension leaf: new con-
dition. TIE 6-133t. OV. 3-455S.
,u vxy<,x Or.r x.~A~oda arfirelv
eenuine Belgian lace. I0Sx90 inches;
GoSi EN 1.Okl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SHEEP-Only IL high-grsde Hamp-
shire ewes and lambs left. 10.
Registered BROOD MARE by
Dartle out Of Livesey. Doctors GER
tificate available. Phone. Baltimore,
cc ity' No. s Box "a. or write Ellla0t'
FOR SALE. registered s-yr. old filly
by Marjorie Rule out Of Zeydart
by Dartle. Dame Of Timber Topper
and signor Sam n. Phone Balti-
m ieott c ITxeS Ms s- a. or write Eli
WHITE FACE Mushroom with
Also yearling heifer. brown and
white riding mare. o yrs. Cedar
20 REGISTERED HEREFORD HEIF-
Hereford bulls. Phone Leesburg
Yo Jung MARE FOR sALE-work or
Tide; SIPS. or best offer. 10,
CHiNCHLLAs-Due to illness. must
sell reg. herd. CO. $3.50. IL
THREE FRESH cows. Holstein, and
5 close springing heifers: Bangs calf
hood vacctnated. DU: 5-7OS6. al
TWO CHOICE polled Hereford bulls:
cond.: ready for service; $500 ca.
NJ W, SIMMONS FARMS. Poplar
The s4i HEREFORD BULL OF 7ctE
CHOICE from quality registered
spring. worth looking at frst. and
ADvENTURE FARM. sesllsville. Pm.
Poolesville 1851.
PALOMINO AT STUD. proven sire,
S25; return service; can pick up
mares: also complete set OF brand
ReT t narReSs s1 sno sfsrer
POLLED sHoRTHoRNs. Reg. young
bulls. One is mos. old. Proven sire.
Good mellow type: ! yearling bull;
sired by TSesardin bull. -Four bred
hogs. ia S-o37i after 8 pm.
3-YR. old. gentle. light buckskin
Eelding. black stripe and MARKINGS rIISin,
E EHSnH n. western 'rs;sE s eOlt TwlNA
I sensis re a Os Can sf sT s-1Soo
Ewes. and sun. Poolesville 2OS1.
frmation hunter with excellent show
Es eS A' e WEsqfk nids e S' a.
ANGUS BULLS. registered. Herd i'm
proving bulls. Reas. priced, F. E.
WEsTENBERGER, IA; 2,0353;
al CHESTNUT SHOW PONY. SloU.
LEFTY JIM. excellent thoroughbred
stud; ready to go; with good record
as well as proven sire; sound;
$500 or will lease. Call MR.. JONES.
Poolesville. Md. 1856.
IN OR ELSE. beautiful thoroughbred
stud; $500. Call MR. JONES.
TAMWORTH AND HAMPSHIRE PIGS.
these are real bacon pigs; choiee
selections; SIS each. Call MR..
JONES, Poolesville. Md. 1856.
3 THOROUGHBRED brood mares in
foal: real promising breeding. Your
;;hhS choice at ; 500 each ia Sail Cal MR..
PONIES AND HORSES; s45 to sos;
nothing :, higher. Selection OF
head. all stock. guar. gentle. We
buy. sci; or trade. Dunkirk 5-S342;
HORSES exper. hunter. ] good
work horse several nice ponies; all
sold or money-back guar. DU.
5-9465, v. E. COSNER. Vienna. Va.
MARE, gray 6 yrs. old. Jumps $3.50
or best offer. good rider or jumper
NICE AYRSHIRE family COW. second
cali Call MR.. JONES. Poolesvilie.
r Ssi.ss' c ST. R single soa snd double
s foa ch HAAS $1as. n cR s fsase 'aea
PINTO PONY, beautiful. 5 yrs. old
very gentle, Sl65 or best offer
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9
K st. NV ME s-00S9
BABY CHICKS, Md. o. 8. approved.
pullorum- clean. New Hampshires and
White Rocks. Matches every Friday.
Closed on Sunday. HINES HATCH
ERY.0 o oha,. Nd. 10. 6-521l or
NEW HAMP.. CHICKS. day old and
started; egg LAYING strain. q. s.
Maryland approved, pullorum clean:
Matching weekly. 10. 7-S990.
RABBITS Misunderstanding stock
for sale. also meat. WILLARD HESS.
40 LAYING HENS and puilets. heavy
ca. All $1.75 ca. UN. 4-6sl3.
SPECIAL-Reds. Rocks. 81 80 per
100 tno Leghornsl. Leftovers, frst
grade, 200 for 1915. guaranteed
live delivery. FOB. GARDEN STATE
CHICKS, South Vineland. n. J.
B. ROCKS OR REDS; your choice,
COD. $40 per 100. NATIONAL
CHICKS. Phils. 10, Pa.
FRESH EGGS, direct from Pa. farms.
very reas, prices: wholesale. Pc.
2-951S after II am.
BROILER FINISHING BATTERY-16
sections. 20x30 in; excel. cond..
sos. See It at 1887 Ga ave. Ext.
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BUNK BEDS
REASONABLE
TTN a nAef


CAMERAS. Movie outfitsi OpIs pest
types. pay top prices RE 7-2434
BRENNER co 1888 Pa ave NV
COINS. autographs, letters. stamp col.
lee. gold. silver. old pistols, HOBBY
SHOP l41S Wis. AID. 2-le72
DIAMONDS. gold silver We paw
highest cash prices See Us nrst
ASK for MR. BRoTT o'7 st NV
RE ~-2075
Diamond JEwELRY Of any descrip-
ton. gold ana silver: cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. ola 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE--Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also OLD china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
IS years. HOPWOOD'S. 9Th and K
SITS. NV. ME S-52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED--Any amount
single pieces or household. JU, s.
03l3. -l9
FURNITURE wanted today; furniture
and other useful household articles,
any amount. Also want GOOD piano.
refrigerator and gas range. Call MR..
GRAnY Ma &-o61Q
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TARPAULINS
DROP CLOTHS--CANYAS
LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE
2513 NJ ST NV Elk. 3-392l

We have all sizes at rock bottom
prices; 9xl2 drop cloths as cheap as
SIPS each, N. FRANK e. SON. 414
:Srd st NV. Elk 3-Sa74.
TELEVISION-Brand- new '54 models.
up to $125 trade-in allowance.
Prices start at S149.95. A 4 a
APPLIANCE CO.. 7700 Ga. ave. NV
TELEyIsIoN. Maenavox 1e-in.. Chip
pendale console, full drs.. peri. cond.
$40, OIL. 4-2321.
TELEVISION, So. for sale. Best
offer. RA. $1,000.
TELEVISION-l0ha-in Emerson. ma.
hog: console. like new, $40. IA
rELEsvisIoNs e, Olympic II,
Teletone 17e: both give wonderful
pictures: must sell. sac. tn. 2-3.53
TELEVISIONS, used. good selection
all size screens, S24.g5 up. Radio
and nv tubes at discount. Open
Sun. 81. AAA ELEC. SALES. l2lt
9TH st. NV. AID. 3-5252.
TELEVISION, a0-in. console. 500;
lawn mower. SIS: automatic toaster
S4: child's fire engine, $40; cleo.
waxer, $50. 10. S-S21l.
TELEvISiON. Majestic II in. console;
owner leayins. must sell: like new.
TEIEvIsiON. ADMIRAL. l2h-in.. ma
hogany console. like new. $50 cash;
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D0tA tNOos GiN
door gratings; stoves and other
disable materials.
Also I-beams, plates. angle iron, pipe
At Reasonable Prices
els Wash I 81 5 EAa & Bb 81 Sc 9esoo7
SKILL SAW Porter,Cable speed.
new; SIS. JU 9-s637.
SKILL SAWS. angie-heao drills. port.
able rou,ers bet disc and oscil!at;
TOOLS & EQUIP co, 10 9-6SSl
sLICER MACHINE ~. s; stacker,
any any s sizs. any thiekness, ' eompIepeIs
overhauled. new knife. stones. etc.
Worth $500. First $3.50 or best
SLIDE RULE. ike new. Dietzgen
Imapiphase multiplex yector type
complete book of instructions: cost
$3.50 new; viii sell for $3.50.
SOFA and matching chair. good cond
SOFA; VII sliDcoSsr' good cond: sos.
soFAeBED SUITE, 3 piece; GOOD
condition; $50. SIZE Huron St,
College Park.
soFA-Red. 3-piece sectional sofa.
Best offer, OIL. 2-34O6,
table: very reasonable. Also fireplace
accessories ia. 5-S774. Ii
SOFA. Lawson. green uphols.. slip
cover. SG5; also small Victorian
sofa matching chair. wO.. 6-0701.
king size, blue frieze With
matching lounge chair. s1oo; fiber
cost S45. sell SIS: squirrel cape,
brand new. 500. JU. S-S761.
and matching chair with
slipcovers, S35; electric rooster, $40;
G ton; $50. LU. 1-3992, &c.,
new; reasonable. 10. 3-4634.
type, Victorian, very
unusual, beautifully upholstered In
coral spotless velvet. tufted back,
ys o 'h Aso ye on arm ateras and P aSe
seat Sis. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Ii. $4,000 or Ii. A.
metallic cloth or
1922 rs G.A.d HARRY KAUFMAN INC
SOFA and slip cover. good condi-
ton; reasonably priced. Phone IA.
soFAwBiscuit-tufted modern. gray
tweed. z # TOO long; regular S2i2;
S sIfaFar nc, Sc 81. 7- 44AsRY kAoF-
SOFA, Chippendale. soft shade Of red.
good condition; also summer rug;
lovely colors. RA. 6-0527.
blue matelasse. ma
hogany trim. down pillow: good con-
dition; $50. ia. 9-1463.,
good condition: best offer. Harrison
sofA@Lawson from sloane's,, with
slip cover: S95. RIA. 6-0276.
SOL0VOx. Hammond; Leaving the
sS Stao5is ca H sSsi n.y. s sood cond
MUSIC STORE, 736 18th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHIC MACHINE and
stand in excellent condition. RA.
sTENoTYPE. best condition: suaran-
ted eo 5 yUS5s for s29 20 t Gan j TO-DAY
STERLING. 1O-pc. tea and coffee,
STERLING SILVER-Francis LIST by
Reed q Barton; new cond.: 30
Sfsei Tor sesS!ss 5SF ssc2 sasrs ol sis
OF best offer HE. 4-44l2.
STORE FIxTURES-Practically new,
very clean. 8 showcases with lights,
light oak, 8 IT,: 3 display tables
light oak, 49"x25h; one lge. oval dis
play. table. sliding. doors each side,
light oak: one display table with
sliding doors, 49"x24" light oak
one oak once table; 8 oak ONCE
chairs. one Dinner cash register.
rings at 500. 80 No reasonable offer
refused. Call so. $4,000 weekdays
STORE FixTuREs-Practically new.
wall cases. mirrors, wrapping tables,
desks. chairs. carpets. workrcom FIX
lures, sewing machines. KONRADS,
14I4 r st. NV.
STORM WINDOWS, IL size 34Hax
54lz. 4 size 24lax3s12, total price
SID. JE. 4-l776.