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cold. The common cold costs the
Nation as much as IS billion,
counting medicine, medical care
and time lost from work, It was
estimated.
At, the National Institutes of
Health experts continue to find
virrlses which cause something
resembling the common cold. DR..
Robert j. Huebner announced
this year the discovery of several
types Of virus in tonsils and
adenoids removed from patients
at operation One proved capa-
BILE of causing sore-throat and
fever colds-but not the running
nose Of the common cold.
DIR. Huebner Che says in his
research he's fitting with wind
mills) feels that a bug" which
gives one person a runny nose
might be the same "bug" that
gives another person. a sore
throat. To find a single ''bug"
responsible for anything consid-
cred to be a cold" is probably
impossible, DR.. Huebner says, as
he keeps finding viruSes of q
different makeup and capable Of
causing q multitude of upper
reespiratory illnesses.
Result Of Delusion.
To further complicate the pic
ture, DR.. Fuebner reports you
can think you're getting q cold so
hard you probably will. Using
volunteers, scientists will give a
portion of the group cold virus.
The same number Of volunteers
will receive a false virus thinking
it is real. The latter still catch
colds. Not only is it In their
Evening star., 1954-12-26
aluminium Factory
Planned in Norwuy

= OSLO.-The Oslo firm, Elek-
trokemisks worlds largest de-
signer and builder of electric
smelling furnaces. plans to build
an aluminium plant in Mosjoen
in Northern Norway with an an
nual capacity of 10000 tons.
Norway's total 1853 aluminium
production was $4,000 tons. An
increase to 100000 tons Is ex-
pected, in 1855.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Exploding Stove Kills
ii Mexieans, Burns 5
on Arkansas Farm
~ shs Assceicsed Press

PARKIN. Ark, Dec. Fire
touched nfT by an exploding
stove ragged through g frame
tenant house near here Christ
mas Eve. killing IL persons and
injuring i've others.
The dead and injured were
all members of two Mexican
farm families who were cele-
brating the holiday by cooking
hot tamales over their wood
burning kitchen stove.
Ten children and one Of the
mothers were killed In the
blaze. which apparently was
touched OF when kerosene was
thrown on the FIRE. Most Of the
bodies were charred beyond
recognition.
Rnns Hack INTO Elames.
The dead were identified as
Mrs. Pete Santana. 50. and her
children. jolly. q girl. 3: Pete.
;r.. S: Sophie, 4: Mando. 2. and
Jimmy. five monthss and five
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. RueI
Montana: Robert. 4; Elma, g.:
Gloria, s: Rosie. 8, and Rudy, l.
Surviving the blast were the
two fathers. Mrs. Montana and
one child from each family.
They said Mr.. Santana's wife
had escaped with them, but died
when she ran back into the
flaming house in an attempt to
rescue her five-months-old son.
Survivors In Hospital.
Mr.. Montana and one OF his
sons were taken to Memphis
hospital in serious condition. Mr..
Santana was reported In serious
condition at the nearby Wynne
lArk.) Hospital. His surviving
daughter Mary Ann, IA, was
treated at the hospital and dis
missed. Mrs. Montana, who was
not burned seriously, was not
hospitalized.
The scene Of the tragedy was a
small tenant house on the Owen
Cook cotton plantation about 10
miles south Of here just of U. s.
10. Parkin Is about 80
miles west OF Memphis, Tenn, in
East Arkansas.
The families have lived at the
farm for about a year. Three
other Mexican families also are
tenants there.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Floridian Faces Quiz
In Alleged Plot TO Kill
~
Rival for Union Post
g. lie As.seiassd 'prsss

SHAcKENsAcK. N. j.. Der. IS.
bergen County authorities
prepared today to leave for
Tampa, Fla, to press another
phase In q three State investiga-
ton Of an alleged plot to kill
Paul Hall, AFL Seafarers' Union
official.
First Assistant Prosecutor Fred
G. Galda and aides will 60 by
plane to question Ray White Of
Tampa, who has termed the
plot lust q big smear" Mr..
White is opposing Mr.. Hall for
election to the $28. .000-a-year
post as secretary-treasurer Of the
Seafarers' international Union
Of North America.
Mr.. Hall is secretary-treasurer
of the Unions Atlantic and Gulf
Coast district.
Calls Plot Rugged"
Mr.. White said he believed
Mr.. Hall had rugged" the plot
to discredit him, and said Union
politics were behind the affair"
Mr.. White was released in
Tampa yesterday in $4,000 tail
on a charge of conspiracy to
commit murder.
Police in New Jersey and New
York have seized three other
men. fand seek three more on
charges Of conspiracy.
James e. Cobb, 33, of Tampa,
who police said admitted he was
to be the triggerman. was ar
rested Thursday as he drove
toward Mr.. Halls home in near
by suburban Montyale. A loaded
IL gauge new shotgun was found
In his car.
$1,000 Payof Reported.
It was tip from an undis-
closed source which sent police
to Mr.. Halls home, Bergen
County Prosecutor Guy w. Ca
lissi said.
Mr.. Calissi said Cobb told au-
thorities that Mr.. White had
promised to pay him $4,000 to
kill Mr.. Hall by January and
that $4,000 of it had been paid.
Police found $4,000 in $100
bills with Tampa bank wrap
pings in the home of Edward
Taffee, IS, in nearby West Mil
ford, who was charged with con-
spiracy. Taffe denied any knowl-
edge Of the plot.
A third man, Carmen Priore,
Of the Hotel Hargrave, New
York, was arrested in Manhattan
yesterday as a fugitive in con-
nection with the case. Priore
was held in $4,000 bail pending
extradition proceedings next
week.
Hall Declines Comment.
Cobb and Taffe we're being
held in the Bergen County jail
here without bail.
Mr.. Hall has expressed little
concern over the alleged plot
and has made no comment. He
lives on a farm in Montvale with
his wife. Rose. and two young
children. -
Evening star., 1954-12-26

the area Of our home the morn
ing Of July 4 was overlooked Is
beyond my understanding Of un-
biased evaluation." he said.
DR.. Sheppard is being held at
the County Jail pending a hear
ing Thursday on q motion by his
attorneys for q new trial. He
was sentenced to imprisonment
at the Ohio State Penitentiary
in Columbus.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Colorado Senator Elect
Names Office Assistant

Senator elect Gordon Allott,
Republican. Of Colorado. yester-
day announced the appointment
of Philip j.. Mullin Of Denver as
his administrative assistant.
Mr.. Mullin Is now special as
sistant to Assistant Secretary Of
Defense Fred "A. Seaton.
Mr.. Allott also announced the
appointment to his Senate office
Of Mrs. Charline Scottin, Boul-
der. Colo, as personal secre-
tary: and Richard L. Griffith,
Haxtun. Colo. and Mrs. Nancy
Chapman. Fort Morgan. Colo.
rs staff assistants.
Mrs. Chapman for the past
several years has been secretary
to Senator johnson, Democrat,
Of Colorado.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Search for Cause and Cure OF Colds
Goes On, but Solution IS Doubtful !
Remedies Only
Nuke You Feel
Betfer, Doctors Say
By John McKeIwoy

Once there lived In the wash
ington area D chimpanzee that
could have been considered an
authority on curing the com.
mon cold.
During. . research rndertak-
ing on the common cold. the
chimp was placed In an enviable
position. He caught cold. knew
exactly what caused IL and. ap-
parent1y. knew how to scures It,
The cause was 3 kindly middle
sized scientist. he gave the cold
to the chimpanzee for the ad-
vancement Of science.
As the story goes, the chimp
got out Of his cage one night
Just about the time the scientist
was returning to his laboratory
to check on developments. The
scientist was roughly tackled by
the chimp and brought 10 the
floor.
Felt Better Anyway.
Possibly the chimp did this as
his method Of treating the cold.
Undoubtedly he felt better by
bringing down the thing respo1-
sible for his nasal stuffiness.
Yet in so doing. the chimp was
In line with what doctors and
scientists who study the COM
mon cold have been saying for
some time: You can't cure q
cold. you just make yourself feel
better with one.
Unfortunately, the cause OF
the common cold is not as clear
cut to humans. Scientists say
the cold is caused by a virus.
The human Is left with his
nose drops, gargleS. throat log
enges. cold tablets, purgatives,
cans Of fruit juice, penicillin,
sulfadiazine. tetracycline, three
shots Of whisky under seven
blankets. and, best of all, the
impression he's curing his cold.
AS doctor once remarked,
The untreated cold will last
about seven days. while with
careful treatment it can be cured
in a week."
Rest and Aspirin Best.
Recently, two Cleveland doc
tors came out with the announce
ment that the only sound treat
ment for the common cold is rest
and aspirin.
Since colds are caused by
viruses, the doctors said, anti
biotic drugs such as penicillin
are both ineffective and irrational
since these drugs are designed
to halt bacterial infections AN
different type Of bug.
The same doctors made q study
of the Incidence of colds In the
average family. The families they
studied had an average of At
colds per person per year. Chill
dren had more than adults. and
mothers more than fathers. Chill
dren below school age had 4.86
colds perayear-sf there were no
school children IN the family. #
there were school children, the
little ones caught about six colds
q year. School children caught
about the same number.
Another study showed about !
workdays a year are lost
in the United States due to the
Evening star., 1954-12-26
minds. but their noses actually
star stan Photo.

minds. but their noses actually
run.
DR.. Christopher Howard An
drewes Of England, an authority
on the cold, actually measured
what he believed to be q cold
causing virus. He found it
smaller than the influenza virus
and larger than the polio virus.
with diameter of two millionths
of an inch.
It's a good guess. scientists
say, that the cause of the COM
mon cold may never be found.
There just seems to be too many
viruses around that can cause
the same trouble. A vaccine de-
veloped for one. ably
wouldn't work for another.
Evening star., 1954-12-26
Seat Of the Trouble

MUNICH. Germany, Dec. Is
R.-Women tractor drivers on
Communist Hungary's collective
farms complain their jobs are
Earring the daylights out of
them. Hungarian refugees have
advised Radio Free Europe.
Bumpy fields, they said. are the
seat of the trouble.
Evening star., 1954-09-27

DUPONT AREA--Unrsual apt, attr.
1urn.. pvt. entr., liv. I'm. kit, 4
sons; pU. 1926. ewes.
asls isci ss 1stR and and Columbia SfH1s su17i I'd
NICELY FuRN; efacs.. utils.. linens;
s,o So E.kool yk 1s24 Vermont ave, NV
ssis 18TH sT. N,w.-studio apt !
Sla MARYLAND AVE. Me- rms,
kit. pvt. bath; utils. furnished;
adults only; S75 mo. Ii. 4-Ss92.
CONNECTICUT AVE. and ordway-,1
bedrm; mod. apt. avail. immed. 10.
Biz 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. studio rm.,
kit. bath; clean. comfortable; suit,
lady: S65 mo; AD, 4.1e35. --29
1871 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Ltv. rm.; bedrm. and shower; kit
ONE NE .BEDRSM; lSy.. APT: nr. New state
furn. Call CO. 5-41OO between 9-5
18th AND WEBSTER N.w.-Attgsc
3-rm. apt, lst a.; conv. loc.; wash.
er; extras; 2 cples.; RA. 6-ss45.
Mr.. 5th ST. N.W.-Attrac. 2 lge. bed
rms. liv. rm.. mod. kit. bath: utils
Adults. Reas. IA. 9-742S. -28
kit. bath; utils.; conv. stores
transp; 2-3 adults. JU. 9-2656.
5110 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Nice. 8.
room apt. Living room. bedroom
kitchen. Express bus at door; $50
mo. Employed, non-drinking couple
RA. 6-S512.
ASIA 7th ST. NV -Furu. basement
apt: private entrance and bath; al
cows: REASONABLE RENT. RA
G-S317. IS
MT. PLEASANT-I.arge, airy, plent,
closets: suit: 8 or 4 girls; $50 mo
1897 s iR; IRVING S9?5f 81. N.w.-Larse rms,
Liv.. bedrm.. kit. bath. Utils. furn
NICE e-BEbRM. APT, near Carlton
Hotel NV. Phone ME. s-5539.
Evening star., 1954-09-27
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

e147 NV - Front studio rm..
clock-radio. TV, refgr., grill, air
foam Jmattr.: S7-S15. Elk. 3-6633.
LGE. FRONT RM.. End f.. quiet
house: close in: no drinking. I'LL
s2l sth White adults. clean,
we'll furnished. running water, frieid-
aire: gas stove. RA. .6-5S35. --3
MT. PLEAS. AND 18th N.W.-Front,
end A.; lge., conv. Also reas. home
and yard. Children. AID. 10000.
-3
2 FURN. FRONT RMS, Ink. semi
pvt. bath; $40 mo. 904 Sth ST. Sc
2 UNFURN. RMS, Ink. semipvt
bath: S35. 904 Sth st. s.e.
DOWNTOWN A large furnished
bedrm. apt. at 1888 New York ave
NV; SS4 incl. all utils.: no transp.
cost: walk to work. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO. 724 14th st. NV. MA.
S-2345.
list FL. Ink, bedrm. nr. bath. Also
twin beds, gas stove. Sc ca. wk,
703 Mt. Vernon pl, cor. 7th st. NV
-2S
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-Unusually lse.
nicely furn. Ink. rm., near shower
50 week. -27
Evening star., 1954-09-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD

OCT. I-Large triple
front rm. excel meals; home atmos-
phere; laundry privil. HO. 2-2l55.
ROOM for elderly lady or gentleman:
empl;, with breakfast; $40 week.
Ii. 3-3403 -27
ROOMS. excel. meals: working mother
preferred: will give day care to
child, If desired OV. 3-3055 -2S
FRONT RIM, TO SHARE and sgle. .rm.
. in private home. DE. 2-12S1. Il
MT. PLEASANT-Pvt. home for
young man; 2 meals. z days. DU
= 09S0. II
ROOM WITH BOARD, 1897 18th st.
NV; lge. rm., pvt. bath; other
vacancies; for students or empl.
people. -2S
14OI 18th N.W.-Ideai loc.: large frt
rm. and rm. to share: good meals: ::
switchboard: TV
NICE ROOM for gentleman. with or
without hoard: in private home: u
block to tranSp. HO o-34S4 y
Evening star., 1954-09-27

SINGLE GIRL to share mod. apt
with another: kit. priyileges; near
Mclean Gardens. Good transp
Call after 9 pm. EN-. 2-1S33.
BACHELOR. share pleasing 6-rm.
apt. Belmont rd.. with ret. naval
ofhcer. Pvt. phone: very cony.
transp., S55. CO. 6-2724. -27
YOUNG LADY viii share nicely furn
apt. with another lady: conv. 10.
cation: $40 mo. RA. 6-6679. rs
GEORGETOWN-Girl. 22-G5. share
charming house with 3 other girls.
reas. NO. T-55S5. 30
TWO YOUNG MEN wish to share
furn. apt. with . other men. Con-
gress Heights. S2S per mo. each.
10. 3-5614 after q. 20
SINGLE GIRL. not over % to share
lovely furnished 2-bedrm. house
; with i other girl. Very conv. loc.
Rec. rm.. TV, piano. patio, yard.
ia. 2-4939 after I? pm. 80
WANTED-Girl to share, with an
other girl, nicely furn. duplex apt
Sat. Sun, wkdays after 6. RA. 3.
6S1S. 3s
WOULD LIKE / or 2 gentlemen tt
share my new apt. Pvt. bedroom zoe
Atlantic st. S.e.. Apt. /. 2Ss
Evening star., 1954-09-27

1st AND GALLATIN--Nicely furn
pvt. full bath; reas. RA. 3-0517.
TIA MARIETTA PL. N.W.--Mastel
pvt. D home. % II. H5' 5-oo7;'1f. A'' .-ssp'' Mss
CONN. AVE-, Newark St., 3141 High
land pi.-Master bedrm., quiet.
adults: PVT. home: semi2vt; bath;
plenty parking; man. EN-. 29sSa9o. 2-9sSa9o.
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
lent location: 81 wk. DU. 1894.
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Women. dble.
rm;. pvt. bath. clean. newly furn.
DoWNT0wS. sSS HfeSSo 7ss 5'Gcsi 18th st. NV l
Lovely liv. rm; and bedrm. comb.
with refRr.: pvt. entr. IA. s-53ls.
UPTOWN CONN. AvE.-Attrac. seie. 4;
big closet, near shower bath: $32
month; young man. Ho. 2-330S.
AMER; UNIV PK.-Excep. attr. rm.,
2326 37th ST.@NiceIy furn. room
with porch; $50 mo-: gentleman;
near Wis. and Glover Park. Wo
TWO JOINING ROOMS, living rr1.
bedrm., share kit. with one: also
dble. rms.' one single. RA. 6-es95
I435 CHAPIN ST. NV. AL corner
bedrm.; pvt. bath; attys well-kept
hone; nr. everything: man: S32 mo.
co. 5:1S1s, Ma. s-4369: garage. gre
1910 HEREFORD PL. NV. near
Woodner-Lovely furn. room next to
bath; for gentleman. HO. 2-4032.
STUDIO, with pvt. bath.
refgr.. all new furn.; Just redec
DUPONT CIRCLE II D-4, D-2, La
and Mt. Pleasant transp.: excel
bachelor quarters; next modern bath
running water. refgr. hot plate;
daily maid service. co. 5-5770. Il
SLEEP ON .AIRFOAM. wake up to
music; clock-radio. TV, refgr.. grill;
$7-$15. 2147 F NV. Elk. 3-O653.
i
AVE. o276. nr. sheri-
dan PIX. Hotel-Lge. cheerful frt.
rm:; suitable for 1 or 2 men, semi
1s40 r ST. NV. 1.-The churchiil"-
Front single rm., running water.
maid serv.; 81 up. NO. 7-9S6S.
Evening star., 1954-09-27

s RMS.--corner apt. 2nd fir.; conv.
transp. to d. c. and Pentagon.
Price. 500. Adults only. ia; q
LIVING RM., dinette. bedrm.. kit.
Psntason aaa Sssh s7e slks SEE aeeas hR BRoWH H
1915 N. Vermont ST., Ari.. ia; g.
Evening star., 1954-09-27
ROOMS EuRNlshEp-N.W.

1914 10th ST. N.W:-Elevator bldg; {;
ficiency apt, S57. so. ~
1888 10th ST, N.W.-Businesswomen
sgle; and asd dble rms. rms; clean n beaat assd
PARK RID, I5Oe~Ciean. comfortable
single rms. adjacent bath: recently
redec.; full-siZed desks. Conv. transp.
Gentlemen. Call ewes. HO. 2-3462.
1928 BILTMORE ST. N.w.-Dbl. bed,
bath Very good transp HO. 2-0352
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-Why pay more2
Nice front single rm. with running
NEaR TsfsFj ISL shly sSiG5 eoIuMsix Mfsk Rp is41
Biltmore st. NV. Girls who want to
share rms. and cut down expense In
lovely quiet home. After IL noon.
WILSON HoUsEs-Excel. rms. sele.
$35-S40-45. Dbles. 25-s30-S35. Pvt.
as sasH n s7G e. 4Vf 45fn' N&5ast Fl AR ssssS assy
decorated, 2nd-i. single rm.. mr..
iA s5i coLUMBiA coi aaGTa RD. 4, .'I N,W.-Twin W.
6edrm;; s11a XII; and ldry privils,; accept
Do%NfoAa4c}san, Shilf AR 4cSsa1 extra-spae,ous pace
ddble,i Bendix. Tv priyils;. twin beds;
OPPOSITE STATLER HOTEL-Rooms
tor young ladies or young men: ideal
downtown location; convenient for
1928 21st ST. NV. mr.. Dupont
Circle-Attrac. rm. for 1 or gentle
men; pvt. bath; maid service. DU.
ISIS CATHEDRAL AVE-, of conn,-
Ist Lse su,,s sttrac. front rm; large closet
1885 n. NH II. AVE. N.W.Hcozy single
rm rs In former embassy. at only
sss$: 18th ,,E ST, NV. corner asth and
CathedraloWell furn. front rm.;
RIGHT mfn h4 OFF &daSSS coNS. AVE. soai 12 Ralo-
wk. and ID up ssif Du anS S-s4s5. SSsf ms3o 90
$50 18th ST. N.W.NAttrac.. lee.
front liV.-bedrm. comb. with 6
windows, pvt. bath. maid serv., air
sSnd; sS0 mo pvt; parking; ahlGo suitable for 2
VIVIAN HOTEL, l733 9 st. NV
govt. bldgs, and shopping. Calls
taken switchboard: running water;
elevator. Singles. $3.50 to S17.50
1888 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Master bed
room. private hath: conv. to down
town, parking facilities. Wo. 6-254o.
1880 FEssENDEN N.w.-studio rm.
1924 RIGGS PI. N.W.-spacious at
tractive room for rent. in apt. house,
falt. pE ale9s4 G5 . employed; i" blk: a BUS
DUP'oNT CIR. 1907 10th st.-New
dec. bed; living. fireplace; semipvt.
Path aa ssSk sT Shelvs5 Tbs maid sbIrcn,iI Is:
ise. rm.. a.. astrsc. @ furn' nr .Haenif eiee. refer.
grill linens; PVT shower bath:
1iai 'iath ST. N.W.@clean. front
rm.: r innerSpring mattress: mr.. bath
1iir j Tssh SsDEk%ooP0 Nv S1p0sf 81. NV. y plk
% home a"' bus st at Ss door RA r. s.5ss4 b a.. , oss
Hotel: comfortable rm: for ladv;
on UNION STA. PLAZA-cheerful
rms; daily maid and tel: serv. Wkly
from 81 sgle.; Sl2 dble. HUNTS
TOURIST End and D ne. LII. 7-542S
DOWNTOWN X ST. N.w.-Lge. de-
sirable cor. studio rm. with NV. ex.
posure. ideal for artist or portrait
painter; rents for SIS wk. or mo
terms can be arranged; RIM. is well
ventilated and has 3 windows, max
ins It very light: It also has plenty
zANTziNGER & CO, s45 K st. NV NV
CoZY ROOM. semibath. fine transp.
SO, SO mo-; gentleman Call I'm 2
EMASS.-WIS. AREA. 261o 36th pI
| n.w.-Pvt. home: conv. car-bus; lge
cor. rm., shower. TV. radio. phone
gentleman: $40, EN-. 2-4646. IS
1928 NJ ST.-Sgle. bedrms.. Sc up
dole. bedrms. with hot plate, Slt
wkly.: parking, $3.50 week. -3
Evening star., 1954-09-27
APIS. eURNisHED-vA.

ARL., 4 rms. conv. locat., bus. shop !:
theaters. Is min Pentagon and
D. C IA. 2-6456. after 6. IA.
NORTH ARL.. westover; bedrm. liy.
rm.. dinette kit. bath, 500: all
- Downtown: janitor
service, laundry privileges: adults
only SIS to $50 SO. TIE. 6-6S70.
10 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1954-09-27
RUG CLOSE-OUT

b-O. SA10. I'd { .oU.
ORIENTAL RUG MART
1905 G St. NV ME. s-0416
SCALES, Toledo made, modern; will
sacrifice for Sl35. Also. sl.cer. S45.
sR%1Sa RST MSeHINEs fSe Dl Overlooked aaaGda
sale every machine new or used.
Singers, Whites. desks, consoles,
5G ose4s fss s Pa shGiss
NV. MA. S-10S3. -27
SHELVING. and gondolas. also stain
less steel checkouts. also electric
checkouts. all types refrigeration
eseap eSep enM ane nsse serves ssnf bnes ea
only. PRICE REFGR. Co. 34O0 Ga.
ave NV, TU. 2-2636.
BED: good value; T' s55. $50 Z oil. IeS S-5iss. 81 :
SOFA, handsome. kidney style. GUS
sserifce for $3.50. RA. e-5663. 80? @s
s4smgKw.1XD lfsms 1D' ~ %|:ssSa, sSa. r,.a "a, stt
sTENo tsS MAcHiNE, hSi '.Sieh Excellent C condi-
ton. JO 3-4655. -27
sTROLLER CHAIR. comb. twin size;
also sneewsuits. size Is mos. Gall
TARPAGIiINs. 1ox12, s1o.so; I0xi4.
$3.50; 6x8 $3.50 We set the pace.
eioth s3,5o:% % Canvas. % GIcHNER. eIcfii &
-25!3 N st NV, Elk 3-3527
.ion, s75 or best offer; cali NO,
TELEvISION. AM and FM and record
changer, good condition, sos or best
offer. JU. 9-0979.
TELEVISION SETS, new 1855 models
If you have cash and want to save
TIME CLOCKS, simplex; cost S15s;
will take SIS; IBM. S165 includes
racks for cards. CENTRAL. 2919
TYPEwiRITER sALE-5o machines
45 st ttsdss to sss5 m ali Hr n seUd senT Twons PEfs
condition; $50 each: all makes; take
your pick. CENTRAL. 2019 18th
TSYfiPEWRRITER. Underwood. d. with
stand, practically aGzo new. 1902 S5th
TYPEWRITER, ige. mirror, Bendix
washer, drop-leaf table. 2 beds. S95.
Terms all or part. OIL. 2-3439: -27
TYPEWRITER, Underwood, 3-l6 mod
81 N1fED na5Fa9tssd sis lfsh. fGnd'lsR RR 4i3
VACUUM CLEANERS-Hoover. new:
de luxe Lark and tank styles; will
take trade in II de esired. RA. o-222o.
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux. 4
mos. old. disappearing cord and
popout bag. $40. 2400 A Randolph
ave, Alex. Va. Evess, Sat. or Sun.
VEGETABLE CASES, new and used.
REFRIGERATED and non-refrigerated: !:
also wood produce stands, all sizes;
selling out cheap: remaining In
Service business only. PRICE
REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave-. TU.
WALK-IN BOXES, all sizes in stock;
new and used: both wood and metal;
complete with or without coils and
compressors. Selling out cheap; re-
manning in service business only
PRICE REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave..
TU. 2-2636
WASHERS. late models. S25 to S35.
Look new. Also automatic washers.
WASHING MACHINE, auto. Bendix;
refg. Frigidaire; complete bunk beds.
$50 each. HE. 4-5697. rs
WASHING MACHINES, S15 and up;
semiauto. ard auto: $40 and up:
guaranteed. ACE APpLIANCG CO..
40 H st. ne. ME. S-0566.
WEDDING INVITATIONS-Call MER-
RIBILL. AP. 7-3s03. rs
Evening star., 1954-09-27
APTs. FuRkIsHED-MD.

COLLEGE PARK. MD. l bedrm.,
kitchenette, dinette, pvt. bath.
S52 fadultsl; bus stops at door.
After 5 pm. LA CoNGA APIS.
TAKOMA PARK-Two bedrms.. liv
rm.. din rm., kit. and bath; in pvt,
home. pvt. entr. Call JU. $500
TAKOMA PARK rms. utils. incl,
,75 mo; Near 2. c. line; conv.
TAKOMA PARK. 71e1 Willow ave
90 minis. to downtown Wash, S Minis.
Sill. Spg. Minis Walter Reed. Pvt.
> bedrms liv. rm., foyer. kit. din,
bath porch: utfl incl. Adults, S10O
month. Also 2 rms. and kitcherette.
VI. HYATTSvILLE. nr. Catholic U.
and Maryland u, Just over D. c.
line SIN. bedrms. lge, liv. rm.,
fenced yard; S95. WA. 7-227S.
36l5 Hamilton st. )
FURN. TERRACE APT, pvt.
entr.. bedrm.. bath, lge. sitting .rm.,
lge. kit: warm in winter; washing
machine; garage Utils. incl. 2 adults
only SO mo. WA 7-S364. -2S
Evening star., 1954-09-27
MIscEL. WANTED tcens.,

BEDROOM. dining room. contents of
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 9-2937: evenings. RA. 3-1416.
BooKs-we buy and sell used books.
A. your .fsnensr bone or IL In our ssrs stsre Gene
EvESrNa seiePRS6f Rook sHop iIfs TIE TIE
st. nv. Open 8 to 10 pm. Mon.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity. and
pn1W TemSyed uab at our QUE expense. ALBION
FURNITURE wANTED-will buy an
kinas 81 good used furniture: TOP
FURNITURE,-,Will buy entire con-
bric-a-brac; buying and selling for
sts. NV. Me. s-5Ss7. ~ ANU -
FURNITURE-Want today. furni-
ture any amount Also need .refgr.,
EaaSs range and geod piano. Cail
OLD:FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks, furniture, china. glass,
cur1os, guns. etc. OIL. 7-9346. ii
GOLD
Bring your, dental gold. platinum
A. KAHN INC.
90 YEARS AT s35 F ST. NV.
PIANOS-ANY STYLE
PAY CASH
Ap. 4.s9as sSf S9:soS to $50, 2.
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
CALL day or night. JU. 9-3O99.
PALMENBERG DRESS FORM, can
vas, size IA. Box 42S-Y, Star,
WANTED FOR CASH Furniture,
refrigerators. ! televisions. SAM
BROWNS. Ii. 7-6046.