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The Arizona post., 1954-06-04

said study of the bill and cor
rection of some of its errors"
as we'll as a shortage of funds
had held up the issuance of
implementation regulations.
His reply was termed "un-
satisfactory" by Social Demo
cratic deputy DR.. Adolf Arndt,
who drew attention to the re
markable differences in prior
ity and magnanimity" in the
granting of pensions for Nazi
officials and those for NaZi
victims. Mrs. Jeanette Wolf,
Social Democrat and a leader
of the postwar Jewish COM
munity, hit Herr Schaeffer's
lack of sympathy for the vic
Tins. Noting that there was
enough money for NaZi gen.
erals, she termed shameful"
the claim of insufficient funds
for the victims. Similar state
were made by a deputy
for the Christian Democratic
Union and the Free Demo
cratic party, both members of
the government.
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04
Sharett Strongly Condemns
Rumanian Trials And
Incarceration Of zionists

JEERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Israel Government
Shocked by the sentences meted out to Rumanan
Zionist leaders by Rumanan military courts, Premier
MOShe Sharett declared in KneSset
Sharett his remarks after the appearance in
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04
Silver Confident Israel,
US. To Remain Friendly

NEW YORK (JTA).-"I am confident that the friend
ship between government and Israel will continue
DIR. Abba Hlel Silver told UJA dinner.
There people in the lower echeIOn of our State
Department." he said, "whO interested liqui-
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04
Sharp Debate On German
Indemnification Failure

BONN (JTA)-The Social Democratic Party precipi-
ated sharp debate in the West German Parliament
the Adenauer Governments failure to implement federal
ndemnificaOn legislation for individual victims of Nazism
months after the original had been passed by
The Arizona post., 1954-06-04
Jordan's WaIkout Poses
Problem For Delegates

UNITED NATIONS, NY. (JTA).-The American and
British delegations at the United Nations busy check
ing with their respective what should be
withdrawal discussions
the Palestine issue in the UN Security Council
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
HOSPITAL GIVES CERTIFICATES TO LOCAL BORN BABIES

From TOW on all babies born t the Valley Presbyterian Hos 1jtal will receive an attractive birth certificate as a gift of the hospital. The certificates have been on order for quite some time but only recently arrived. The form indicates the child's name, time and day of birth, and s signed by the administrator 2nd attending physician. On the reverse side is family history and footprints of the infant, as well IS thumb prints of the mother. The certificate may be used for such purposes as school enroll nent and similar needs.
 Landscaping Begins
 H. J. Hodgson and Allan Mick this past week began landscaping work around the hospital build ing. Various flower plants have been set out and the grounds eveled off.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
legion Ceremonies

(Contlnued from page D
 bell, bugler; Sgt. Jack Dunlap, color bearer; Sgt. Bobby Call, color guard; H. P Campbell, na- tional colors; Gus Knudsen, or ganization colors; George Camp bell, color guard, and Harry Campbell, color guard.
 The American Legion firing squad consisted of Morris Helge- son, squad commander; Ed Ue- eek, Alexander Carlson, Everett Pederson, Harry Campbell, Ray Lancaster, Seth Cook, George Plumley, and Art Marsh.
 Ed Barret and Richard Dem ming of the Legion Post were in charge of floral distribution. Ed Smith was a Legionnairre Color
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
PERMANENT SPACE
 AVAILABLE IN NEW FAIR BUILDING

Anyone desiring concession space in the proposed new build ing at the Fairgrounds is asked sto contact the Fair Association. Space is being allotted now, mem bers pointed out, and anyone wishing permanent exhibit or concession space should indicate their needs at this time. Several firms have notified the board of directors of their intention of reserving space, including the Matanuska Valley Farmers Co., operating Association, Singer Sewing Machine company, Alas ka Dairy, and others. Construc- .tion of the building will begin as soon as possible.
 A letter from the office of Gov a~"ar Heintzleman was received
 oforming board mem l
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
RosoIind Miller
(continued from page D

(continued from page D
 Winegarners were moving to Pal mer with their two sons, Ray and Bob. While the Winegarners settled in the Matanuska Val ley for their second year in Alas ka, Miss Miller worked as flunky in one of the gold mining camps that summer. In the fall she joined the Winegarners for her freshman year in Palmer high school.
 In the spring of 1948 the family leased a farm in the valley to raise vegetables. Rosie, as the family and her friends call her, helped with the truck farm and two years later when they tried 1airying, she did her share milk ing.
 The tall brunette was the Winegarner's hired hand" for several summers to earn money for college. During high school she was on the high school rifle team and wrote for the high sch ool paper and year book. Pep club member, student council of ficer, and member of the Nation al Honor Society were some Of her honors. With all her activit- ies, she was salutatorian of her graduating class.
 After a year and half at the University of Idaho Rosie return ed to Palmer in January 1853, She is employed in the U. s. Commissioners office, and is sec retary in the Soil Conservation Service office. She had no idea of applying for the EYE ex- change trip until Roger Wood returned from his Ecuador ex- perience.
 Roger encouraged me to try for it by explaining that ex- change delegates are just average Americans with good farm back grounds" she said. "Now I am counting the days until it is time to sail for Italy"
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
Experiment Sfofion Sells Surplus Vehicles

Earl Robbins of Anchorage was successful bidder on two Ford pickup trucks offered for sale by the Alaska Agri- cultural Experiment Station last month. Other successful bidders were Kenneth Hughes of Lazy Mountain Childrens Home, a Ford pickup truck; Francis Tucci of Anchorage, q Plymouth sedan, and Robert Wendt of Palmer, a Willys Jeep pickup.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03
Produce inspector-
 Continued from paoe I

inspectors, observing new tech 1iques and developments in the lettuce, broccoli, and cauliflower lnustry. He then plans to visit she potato region near Bakers field which will be in full swing at this time. From there he will stop in the potato area at Tule Lake, and on to Seattle for sev- eral days observing produce ship nents destined to Alaska and conferring with Seattle area in- spectors and produce wholesal- CTS.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03

'ers that their application for ap- oropriations for the 1854 Fair will De acted upon July 1. Pippel In- surance was successful bidder on fire insurance for buildings on the fairgrounds.
 Approximately one-third of the Fair book advertising has been contracted for, Cap" Allen, ad- vertising manager, announced this week. The majority of local have been contacted. Anyone desiring space in this years Fair book is asked to con tact Gap" or a member of the fair association board.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03

If boy girl years older you enrolled All Club? There Won jonto have fln fellowship fruitful project Projects cenered around home life food preparation food preservation livestock poultry garden and others 4de learn then work the pan Come to the Extension office ment sheet attend meeting with friend who active 4Her.
 There's always fun All meeting Remember and active the added of All activities this during the week of 2 4es thirteen eligible fine program planned information regard the
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03

Members of the local Fire Guard station were called out Tuesday of this week to fight a fire in the Big Lake area. Land owners assisted in getting the approximate three-acre fire un- CT control. It was believed to have been started by a fisher man.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03

MT. and Mrs. Larry Rideout, MT. ard Mrs. Robert Critics and their daughters, made trip to Kenai and Homer this past week end.
 Mrs. L. F. Wiley and son Peter are spending a short vacation in the States.
The frontiersman., 1954-06-03

bearer.
 Auxiliary color bearers were Mrs. Morris Helgeson and Mrs. John K. Dunlap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

5O4 End ST. SEE rooms, back
pgrcn. 1 ys5gy clean; no children; $S9.
NICELY FURN.-2nd-h. front ant;
conv. ne. location. close Capitol.
Navy Yard. blk. earline. VIII ac-
s VIII mother salis aV works. E eiIs 81 ss sad
1903 ALLISON ST. N.w.-Bed. iiv.
rm.,. kit, din. pvt. bath. utils. furn. |;
good transp.; suit. couple. -
4013 14th ST. N.W.-2 rms. kit,
PVT p. natn;; use OF Washing mach. In
s ssn' mo- an 4 ntils ss iSss No children.
|EFFIC. FOR /; air cond.; roof deck:
conv.. attrac. loc.; SIS mo-: utils.
r, H0. ,; $3.50 ewes; %
a Outside ~ .1p 5 We. IN ful Hn no 81 sssa
ANACOsTIA--Bedrm., liv. rm., Kit.
pvt; bath. porch; LIST a.; nicely furn.
and clean: DE. 2-694S. %
SS0l 18th ST. N.W.-2-rm. apt. pvt.
t Ia1n 'q au a psSrls; conv. TO every
CHEVY CHAsE-Attrac.. newly dec.
bedrm.-liv rm. comb. sep. kit; utils.
incl; bus at door; SIS. EN-. 3-915S.
NV. SECTION rms. modern kit;
SEQ n me; ntils. incl; unlim. phone.
DOWNTOWN Lse. liv. rm., Q bed
rms. kit. and bath: $50; incl. utils.
Cali Elk. .3-s6s4 or apply 9O4 18th
DUPONT sn; Circle CiiUrfEo Pas Pia Rises pi.-
Excel. single studio rm. with refgr.
c ana sr W. SAG s. mo; Nv rm -.
din, foyer; redecor.; bath; eiev. bldg;
500. MUS utils. NO 7-AO23
18th AND MASS. AVE, 1925 18th st.
NV rms. kit. bath; $50. so;
entire d. apt; $67.50. AID. 4-4620.
Mr.. MCLEAN GARDENs-Lovely s.
RIM. apt; utiis,;: empl; married cpie;;
ATTRACTIVE HSoSUHssEHKEiEPPISG UNIT,
reasonable. child care: free park
, ins; lss I u; no, = -e9l2 a.
Assns. 1s4s Columbia bEV rd T NV. HD:
COLUMBIA ESni RID. AND 10th NV
Unusually attrac. rms, kit. bath:
mod; furn., air cond.: $50. DE. 2
1911 NEWTON ST. NV rm. and
kit; share bath with two: SAT per
EAST CAPiTofi sT.-Loyely front
studio, scr. porch; adults; $3.50
Incl. utllS. LII. 1-5SO9.
32I1 CONN., bedrms.. ga girls: I
bedrm;. 2-3: efic.: L., $l60-$11O:
3152 18th ST. NV. and 1103 E.
Cap. ST.: attr. 2. 3, 4 rm. apis: $40
$50 mo; or wkly; Ho; 2,S452; %
Large bsmt., liv. rm., 2 bedrms.,
kit, bath: good transp. RIA. 3-4SO7.
CLIFTON ST. NV, opp. clifton ter.
-Cozy 2 and 3 lge. rms, kit, bath:
newly dec: LIST, End frs. $60-$70:
HxRvAkp ST., bet. 14th and isth-
Pvt; 2nd-f. iiv; rm.. din. alcoye.
bedrm., kit, bath, spacious closets:
utils.: redec.: 500. RIA. 6-6321. -
NEW BSMT. APT. opp. Rock Greek
Pk; with pvt; entr. and phone. Ho.
EMBASSY AREA-Large liv. room,
wall-to-wall rug, sec. sofa. TV, lge.
gay. comfortable. mr.. buses. stores;
Zoo; S140. AID. 4-6710. %
CHEVY CHASE CIR.-Efic. type,
equip. In. k, sep. bedrm.. pvt. entr.;
maid service. EN-. 3-3223. %
41O BUCHANAN ST. NV bed
rms. liv. rm.. kit. bath: newly dec;
utils. furn. RA. 1856. Il
1888 IRVING N.W.-Nicely furn.:
liv. rm., bedrm., twin beds. kit,
bath: utils. furn.: empl. only. 500. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
FARM AND GARDEN

TOPSOIL SALE, z tons delivered 10
cally SIS. additional charge for dis
tant delivery. RE. G-6604. u
AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil, manure, trees, shrubbery,
aZaleas. FOUSE 81 Bid. JE. 4-0646.
JE. 2-2S43. JE. 3-0S7S.
WILL EXCHANGE use Of 90-acre
farm for stocking or grazing for
fencing. Montg. Co. JU. 5-5S51.-
LAWN RENovAT1oN-Beaut. lawns
don't lust happen; we build them:
Free est. virgin topsoil. FLEMMING
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, UN. 4-4e4s.
FoRDsoN TRACTOR. peri. cond..
low mileage; F. E. loader. cultivator
and blade. Gaithersburg 63S-W;
TREE RIPE PEACHES. Lucknow Or
chard, 10h miles cut Colesville I'd.
from Silver spring. See sign at
orchard. Fulton S-4691. ,
BULLDOZERS for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing; free estimates.
Call UN 4-S533; night. AP. 7-059S,
FLAGSTONE PATIOS. walks, retain
ing walls. cement and stonework
water proofing, pipe drainage. grad
ing seeding r. MARCUCCIo, Pc
TOP SOIL: very good; rich top soil
reasonable. CAN 10, s-4933, 20
TOP SOIL that can be handled with
rake, and COW manure. JE. 2-1349.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
DOGS. PETs. ETc.

LOVELY ALL GRAY CAT needs. good
home. Very affectionate. More infor-
nation, call MRS. ANGEL, CO. D.
1924, after g pm.
DALMATIANS, Axe reg. filters, SIS
UP. LO. 7-7I60. Stud svc. avail.
Clip ad for future needs.
CATS AND KITTENS, free to good
homes. Call LII. 3-0353. %
BOXER, mo-. male, brindle.. Axe.
shots. wormed, cropped housebroken;
500 or best offer. JU. 5-S05S. 3
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, male. /
VI. old. Brindle and white. Loves
children. RE. 6-6755. q
COLLIE PUPS. Axe. sable. 8 mo-;
s champion sired sdieo gentle pets Tor
COLLIE PUPS. Axe reg. quality
E Excel. ped. ' Po e Ss-4fS5. Il
POODLE PUPS, purebred. black.
sml. stand, 5 wks. Gay pals for
G ShHlMSLAsSS' s sHoRT ia foINTER
PUPS, 31a mos. Axe, champ. line;
reas. JE. 2-2256 after 8 pm. z
COLLIE PUPs-A;K;C; reg. Bred for o
ssssybo sTup sERv1 shs Ssfais
WOOD COLLIES. JE 2-3652. a
COCKER PUPPIES-Black, 8 weeks.
male and female; also b mos. buns.
= Axe .Es,s re- "; 2 Si1PS4rs o vks
wormed and shots; Axe reg: Cham
pion sired. UN. 4-29S2 after pm.
p
REAL CUTE KITTENS, 8. playful
and healthy;. males; housebroken;
free to good home. AID. 2-44S5.
CHIHUAHUA. female. g. mos old:
$40 OV. 3-4S62. T-39. Temple
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP
PIES-Champ. sired, Axe reg,
ideal pets. VANISHED dogs, small
enough for house. merry DISPOSE
s ti9n, sturdy love children o.
CUTE, little fluffy blond puppy needs
good home in Va. XII. 1850.
PARAKEETS WANTED
Highest prices paid. Win pick up
Belmont 5-76E4, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01

STOVE, GE, very good condition.
orisinal cost over $500. Price. $50.
STOVE. Westinghouse electric. 1851
dition. LO. 1894. %
STOVE, electric, GE, in working
CONDITION; SIS or best offer. TIE.
STOVE, 1851 Kenmore; good con-
dition; $50. OIL. 6-766S. a
TARPAULINS, 1Ox12. $1,000; 1Ox14,
$l2.60; 6x8. $3.50. We set the pace.
others copy; Drop cloths. paper: 81;
1918 M st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
and FIN radio, s.speed phone.. 2
: speed tape recorder. Blond finish.
40x40x23". Brand new Majestic;
Cali no. 2-o275. 8 to except sun.
t bsss o Zenith a. o's s5 TSssss szs
TYPEWRITERs. gigantic sale OF spe-
cial purchase late models. S35 each,
sold new over $500; rentals, repairs,
all makes. CENTRAL, 2019 14th
TYPEWTRITER. Woodstock. $3.50:
Ideal, S19.75; Remington 'Remette''
portable, $3.50. Also other bargains
during SALE now on. UNITED. Sl3
14th ST.. RE. Tilt. 3
VACUUM, rebuilt Electrolux. 2-yeaI
demonstration. RE. 7-S0SS. q
WASHERS automatic, late models.
$40; gas ranges. $26: late model
range. $45; delivered. ST. 3-1216.
WASHER, EASY SPINDRIER, 8 yrs
old. excellent condition. $50: IA.
7-9400. Ext. 474. :.
WASHERS mos; Easy Spindrier
Must sell. Best offer. AP. 7-2109.
WAsHER-Easy spindrier, 2 yrs. old,
excellent condition: S75. Ia. 9-42SS,
WASHER, Bendix automatic. very
good cond., $50 or best offer. RE.
5-7317. .
washers, look like new; S35; also
portable: S25. ST. 3-1216.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
APTs. FURNIsHED-MD.

TWO BEDRMS.. liv.-din. comb, cleo.
kit, new refgr.. freezer top, pvt.
shower bath. linens, dishes. silver,
telephone. Just painted and refin-
ished floors; $125. JU. 5-40SS.
Call UP to IL pm. or early morning.
TAX. PIX. Mr.. Walter Reed. Nicely
furn. / and 2 b.r. and enc. apis.
TV. utils. 1 blk. express bus and
shops. $50 and up. JU. 5-626s
COLLEGE PARK. Md bedrm.,
kkitehenetts, dinette. pvt: bath;
Balts; blyd: LacoNdA xPTs. cali
Mr.. RAiNiER-Two bedrms.. liv.
rm.. din. rm., kit, tile bath, entire
LIST a.. compl. redec.; sgl.-fare zone;
$115, incl. utils. WA. 7-6129. 3
SILVER SPRING-Private apt. Of 3
rooms and bath. on LIST floor Of
residence; no other apis. in bldg;
$75 mo. on lease; adults only.
RIPLEY d ROMER, INC, Ju.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
Country Clubs and Bethesda Medi-
cal Center. Call OIL. 2-3173. =
Mr.. BETH. AND 8. ST. bedrm., liv:
rm., all knotty pine, compl. kit, full
bath; everything furn.; utils. incl;
$50. JU. 9-5261. ,
DUPLEX-Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, PVT.
bath. pvt. entrs.; $50, incl. utils.
WA 7.2134. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1885 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Lge. front
rm., with kit, water, refgr., all utils.,
etc. AID. 4-3S42. .
ENTRANCE. overlookins
Capitol at Union Station Park; 3-rm.
furn. apt; SIS wk. SOL 2nd st. ne.
ia. 5-0011, ia. 1886. 3
NICE, LARGE ROOM: private bath
and shower and private entrance.
28l7 .eSth ST. NV; large room and
porch; recently decorated; sober
adults. DE. 2-4030. ..
$3.50 SGLE.; S11.50 UP dble.; twin
bedrm... $12.50; refgr.. hotplate.
2120 18th ST.. N.W.-LarEe rm.,
refgr.. gas stove. utils $50: also 2
NV. BEDRM. FOR LADY abstainer;
hot plate. refgr.. lge. closet. excel.
transp. RA. 6-3S34. II
2147 r NV, cool bsmt. studio; re-
fgr., clock radio, TV, african mat
tress; S6-S15. Elk. 5000. 30
1888 IRVING NV; single, nicely
furn.; next bath; refgr.; empl. only.
5000. CO. 5-3178. "a
1915 FAIRMONT ST. NV: .rm.
for one person.; 50. Sink. refgr.,
etc. 14th streetcars. co. 5-9S36.
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APIS. fURNlsHED--vA.


lust COMPLETED, modern bachelor
apt. for 2 men, mr.. Pentagon; l lge'
rm., bath, dressing rrn.' bar; go
LiV. RIM, dinette, kit, bedrm., bath;
scr. porch; 500. AID. 4-Se7S ewes
ARL., 21o7 N. Rolfe st.-.Lse. liy.
rm., bedrm., dinette, kit, bath.
From Roslyn on Lee hwy, Sd trafhc
light. turn right l blk,
GARAGE APT, on 120-acre farm;
8 rms. and bath; fish pond; 2 mi.
West Of Fairfax; ideal rural nome
for couple; $75 mo. Herndon 63Wl.
N. ARL.-Bedrm., liv. rm,. dinette,
kit. bath; above aver; utils excepIt
ARLINGTON-Conv to Pentagon and
E Eit. with pTffst: set ana bath; nicely nice "
Turn. VIII be dec. to taste, Avail
immed.: 500 per mo- Incl utilsi
Call ia 5-9197 or ia. 2-S373. Il
ARL., bsmt. effic., bedrm. and COM
plete kit. pvt. shower reas. ia
ARL L.o NEW BLDG, mr.. Hechts-one
bedrm., new mod. furn., 8 expos
closets, bsmt., washer, dryer; $IlO
incl. utils. JA. S-7304. %
CHEERYMFprn. or uniprn;. for 2 or :
8; mr.. Lee hwy. and Glebe re-; 2n1
floor; no drinking. ia. 2-33So'
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Cont, ,RlAs.. APIS. TO SHARE Cont

ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tCont. }
I4O4 18th ST. NV. downtown--Neat
single rms; S5-$7 week, or by
month; maid service. HUI. 1895.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1875 Riggs pi-
Entire LIST floor. 8 attrac. rms. kit,
bath; S96.50 month.
1715 QUE ST. = N.W.-Refined pvt
home. downtown; attrac. sgle. rm.
adj. bath, phone. cow. transp. %
LARGE DELE. RIM, kitchenette, pvt
bath, pvt. entr. $50 mo. 1924 3Sth
st. NV, EN-. 3-1499. .
1871 18th ST. N.W.-Clean, sgle. rm.,
running water, maid serv.; 81. HUI
174O p ST. NV, 'The churchilP'-
Front single rm., running water,
maid serv.; $3.50. NO. 7-986S. -
$3.50 WK. DBL. RIM.
Also single rooms; 81 wk. and up;
] blk. on Conn; maid service; walk
ing dist. dntn. 1926 nth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

BACH. APT.-Young man share with
another young man; refs; pvt. bath
S3S MO. iUTILS. NCL.) = Need 1
young man to complete foursome
lmenl for sharing lge., bright attr.,
air-cond. apt: home atmos.; pvt.
uni. phone. Call DE. 2-7S2S after
LADY WILL SHARE apt. with other
empl. girl or lady; pvt. bedrm.: on
busline; 5 minis. to suitland. LII.
? YOUNG MEN wish to share furn.
apt. with 2 other men: Congress Hts:
SOS per mo. 10. 2-56l4 after 6.
LARGE, NEWLY FURNISHED APT.
for girl to share With another girl:
5000 Conn. ave-; $50 mo. NO.
FURN. EFFICIENCY APT. . siri to
share with another girl; NV. Sec
ton. HUI. 3-3519. IS
$50 PER GIRL; need . 70 complete
foursome, newly decorated 6-room
duplex; 5 min. bus to Pentason.
Navy Annex. main Navy. Ariington
Hall. ia. 2-S465 or "A. 7-7756..
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PIANO, late. model, fun keyboard
guaranteed. S345. KITS. 1880 q
rA IS Innaar.n ma Psy,s sr ssae
perfect action, beautiful tone. Sell
PIANOS FOR RENTvFine. new spin
cts. So mo. Investigate our famous
BUY Z RENTAL ! y l. plan 40 S1TTs' 1880
PIANOS-Famous make grands at
Cable. from $685., fine condition and
fully guaranteed. KITS. 1880 G
st ny RE 7-6212, a
Also ys1es sea snns go and up
soles. ST. $4,000. PIANO MART,
l015 9TH st. NV. (just above the
PIANOS, brand-new. standard make.
full keyboard, .spinets. only $3.50;
mahogany finish; 10-year guaran-
and consoles. ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART. 1015 7th st. NV. dust above
the library. -
PIANOS-Jordan's Silver Spring store
has some real values in slightly used
spinets and consoles. Pay as little as
$25 down. JORDANS. 1892 Georgia
s AVE Phone hone an ~ t SIdoe Park nt,, IL
PIANOS atsi FOR RENT, spinets and con-
soles; So monthly and up plus haul
ing. Also bargains in used pianos.
st. $4,000. PIANO MART. 1918
PIANOS FOR RENT-Rental or pur-
chase rental plan. JORDAN'S. cor
ner 18th and g SITS: tphone ST.
3-9400l and 1882 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring tphone JU. 5-1105l.
ming. Downtown store open Thurs
day evening. %
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. INC,
1746 Lee hwy. IA. $500.
POCKET and billiard tables, supplies,
Be sfLL laH5S5 ARD so SsHIfs1es suPPEY
CO. $40 9th St. NV. DI. 7-4711.
RANGES. gas; about rs. to choose
from $40 each. your choice. DE.
RANGE RANGE cleo, Hotpoint, calrod
burners and oven; in 1st-class work
ing cond.; $40. OIL. 2-6541 after
RECORD OH PLAYER, RcA As rpm: new
Dec. 1899 1899; IL records incl; $40
R HAi 1ISERiA.ToRs 200 gas, in excel.
condition. 4 and 6 Gu. II. II you
need an extra refgr at home or at
your summer cottage. these are .
bargain. They are now being
removed from apis. to be replaced
by larger units. Phone 10 3-4040.
PERPETRATORS. reduced for clear
ance-GE apt. size, S45. Westing-
house. 6.5 Gu: it.. 500, sealed units,
Georgia ave. NV. tn. 2-4S31. p
REFRIGERATORS, cleo, gas. recond.
from $3.50. PEERLESS SALES CO.,
2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERATORS, unclaimed in Stor-
age; 8. clean, late models. with
freezer tops: $35 to n; $95; , deliys5sd
732 9Th st. NV. 10. 2-3330. 3
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, small;
good condition; $50. LU. 4-0464.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARL.-Rm. for or Q empl. adults;
mr.. Kanns and Hechts, l blk. to bus;
80 sgle; $12 dble; IA. 8-1515. -
walk-in closets; bus at door. Chevy
Chase. Md OIL. 4-259O.
SPRING:--Nicely furn.. room
in pvt. home: phone privils.; 2 blks.
transp. 10. 4-6535. JU. $4,000.
ARLINGTON-Nicely furn. rm. for
gentleman; mr.. d. c.. Pentagon. etc. !;
blk; bus. IA. 4-1434. "A
ia. S-531S. Me $4,000. d
A r. Il in apt; BLDG; bedEm. with !
transp. ia. 7-01O7. %
ALEX; single RIM. with VI pvt. bath;
phone in rm., laundry privls.: reas.
rent. TIE. 6-516S. IS
ARL. FOREST-Suitable for l or 2
women; no smokers. IA. S-1613.
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL ROOMS:
Brentwood. Md; conveniences. WA.
7-31T6
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ONE GIRL TO SHARE 4-bedrm. hons,
with 4 other girls: S35 ca. mo.
DU. 1922 Sat-. Sun. after 6 wkdys
1 OR e GIRLS, to share Lowell,
Georgetown house with 2 other girls
z baths. 8 bedrms..- 2 dens. Reas
LADY TO SHARE NIGEL,
furn 5-rm. apt. with 2 other youns
ladies'. cow. loc., pvt. entr. RIA
6-2493 after pm. Il
GIRL. student wants to share home
or rent room to another student OF
empl. girl. Use Of lge. reception rm.
TV. piano: excel. library desk type
writer avail. Conv. to Catholic U
Latin orf West Indian. Reas. CO