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Evening star., 1954-10-20
Young Calls for Office
Ito Advise President
On Personnel Policy

A central Office in the White
House to advise President Eisen-
hover on personnel matters was
advocated today by Philip Young,
chairman of the Civil Service
Commission.
Speaking at a luncheon of
the Washington Chapter of the
American Society for Public Ad-
ministration at the Willard Hotel,
Mr.. Young said such an Office
would have a broader role than
the Civil Service Commission.
"That Office should have the
responsibility for coordination
of the various personnel systems
of the Government and for pro-
viding the President with the
necessary advice and assistance
to establish the sound basic per-
sonnel policies which should
underly personnel programs in
all agencies, regardless of the
system under which they oper-
ate," Mr.. Young said.
Limited Jurisdiction.
The commission chief empha-
sized that a strong Civil Service
Commission "iS essential at all
times to maintain, protect and
strengthen the merit system. and
also to develop personnel policies
for the Federal service" But he
said the commissions jurisdiction
is limited and varied.
"The commission is responsible
for administering the major laws
governing Federal employment
among them the Civil Service
Act. the Veterans Preference
Act. the Classification Act and
the Retirement Act-and vet
none of them covers the entire
Federal service and no two of
them cover exactly the same por-
tions of the service" Mr.. Young
said. 1T is clear that the ulti-
mate responsibility must be in
the hands of the Chief Executive
and it is clear also. to me, that
this was the original intention
of the Civil Service Act of 1885,"
Mr.. Young denied that such a
policy would lessen the commits
sion's stature in the Govern
ment.
Focusing Responsibility.
'"The formulation and direction
of personnel policy should ema-
nate from the White House and
carry the same force and effect
as the formulation and establish
ment of fiscal and budget policy"
he said.
"Only in this way can an over
all policy which will transcend
system lines be established and
the cooperation of all the de-
partments and agencies be as
sured. The need for sharply TO
cusing leadership responsibility
at a central point for co-ordi-
mated direction is paramount.
Any attempt to establish true
career system without taking this
into account can, at best, be only
a piecemeal operation" Mr..
Young stated.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Fair and
cool tonight, low about 40 in the
city and 35 in the suburbs. To-
morrow, fair and warmer in the
afternoon.
Maryland-Tonight and to-
morrow some cloudiness on the
coast and fair in the interior.
Slightly warmer tomorrow after
noon. Low tonight $3.50 in ex-
treme west. 1926 in central and
35-40 in east portion.
Virginia-Some cloudineSs on
Evening star., 1954-10-20

the coast tonight and tomorrow
and fair in the interior. Low to-
night, 1882 in extreme west,
1898 on the Piedmont and 4O-46
near the coast.
Wind - Northerly at 1920
miles per hour.
Skyline Drive-MoStly sunny
and milder. High today 60-65.
Good visibility.
River Report.
tFrom U. 8. Engineers
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah muddy
at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
School Plans Fun Duy'

A parade. games, movies, a
magic show and bake table will
be featured at a Fun Day" be-
ginning at 10:30 am. Saturday
at the Mount Rainier Elemen-
tary School, Thirty-second and
Shepherd streets, Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1954-10-20


the confer
ence within
the next few
weeks.
The AFL
groups COM
planned that
the order was
so vague and
u n d efin e d
that it could
lead to serious
abuses of a
oV e rnnent
e m p ! o y e's
right to priva-
cy in hi S
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Southwest Council Session

The Southwest Neighborhood
Council will meet at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at the Southwest
Health Center, Delaware avenue
and I street S.W. Mike Tar
dugno of the Recreation Depart
ment will speak.
Evening star., 1954-10-20

and see the trend in private in
dustry. In no case have industry
pension plans been scrapped in
favor of social security. Quite
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Jury Weighs Verdict
In Carper and Taylor
Police Bribery Case
By Joseph B. Byrnes

py Joseph D. otfneS
A Federal court jury began
its deliberations in the 1t. H. H.
Carper-Sergt. william A. Taylor
bribery case at l1:05 am. today.
Judge Edward A. Tamm of the
U. S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia took 60 minutes
to instruct the panel on the law
and their duties in rendering
a verdict. The former head of
the Police Narcotics Squad and
his aide. Sergt. Taylor, are
charged with conspiracy and
with accepting bribes from dope
peddler James (Jim Yellow
Roberts.
Judge Tamm told the jury that
to find the policemen guilty of
conspiracy the Government must
have proved the two were linked
in partnership in crime.
Cautioned on Witnesses.
Most of the judges charge was
devoted to the definition of "rea-
sonable doubt" and in cautioning
the jurors that they should use
"care and caution when consid-
ering the testimony of the dope
peddlers and prostitutes the
Government used as witnesses"
However, Judge Tamm stressed
that merely because a person
had a police record did not mean
that his testimony could not be
believed. He also warned that
the fact that neither Carper nor
Taylor took the stand should not
influence the jury's decision.
Judge Tamm said such action
creates no presumption against
the defendants. You must not
let the fact the defendants did
not choose to testify enter into
your discussions or deliberations
in any manner"
Roberts has testified that both
policemen accepted bribes from
him totaling more than $4,000
in 1948 and 1949.
Faces Other Trials.
The jury will have to decide
whether Carper took approxi-
mately $4,000 from Roberts, the
amount the Government says it
has proved, and Taylor about
$1,000. In addition, both men
are named in a conspiracy count
with Roberts a co-conspirator
but not a defendant. The dope
kingpin is currently serving a
5 to 15-year sentence.
Win or lose, Carper still must
face trial twice more. He is
charged in another indictment /
with bribery at the hands of
Randolph (CatfSh) Turner, also |
in Jail. plus another case in
which Carper alone is defendant. |
In summing up their case yes
terday, o-prosecutor E. Riley |
Casey likened the evidence to a |
drama of misery" that has |
plagued the District of Columbia |
for two-and-one-half years. He
referred to a blackboard listing
a dozen names as the "cast of |
characters" in the play.
Defense lawyer Joseph Sitnick |
tore into the reference to the |
cast leaning heavily on the word |
characters"
Admits Discrepancies.
Prosecutor Frederick Smithson !
asserted the Government had i
presented a cohesive" case
against the former chief of the !
police narcotics squad and his
principal aide, although" he
added, there were discrepan-
cies in statements made by some
of our witnesses"
Defense Attorney Myron Ehr- /
Itch concluded his summation |
by classifying Roberts as "the
biggest liar since Baron Mum
chausen." /
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Port to Be DEVELOPED
Honduras

Honduras is surveying the
possibilities of development of
shipping facilities at Fonseca,
the country's only Pacific port.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
The Federal Spotlight
Budget Chief Agrees to Farley
On Modifying Conduct Order
By Joseph Young

Budget Director Rowland Hughes has agreed to meet with
Federal enploye discuss their proposals for modifying
the administrations employe conduct investigation
The AF Government Employees Council representing Federal
unions with total membership of than 100000 recently
wrote to Mr. Hughes requesting
conference the controversial
Evening star., 1954-10-20

-AP wirephoto
Cooler weather is forecast tonight in the Carolnas and in
the Northern and Central Plans with temperatures
indicated for the Middle Mississippi Valley Showers
expected Southern areas of the
Pacific Northwest Colorado and wyoming
Evening star., 1954-10-20

3H1S Hu1h sNUUUs
Rises. Sets
gun To-Day 6:22 5:23
Sun tomorrow 6:23 $50
Moon, today 1920 a m 3:I6
AUTOMOBILE lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
lr aICer sunset,
Drao;-tt,AS.-

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital Current month to datel:
Evening star., 1954-10-20

Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast an,
Geodetic SlIrNev
Evening star., 1954-10-20

The Sun and Moon.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Everything Goes! All Makes and Models at These
Sizzling Reductions and Al Fully Guaranteed!
Reed ooon! All 1854 eeson 309o off, All 1852 and 1853
teeson 500 off, Try and beat onywhere Sun really shoots
the works bring you screen TV You'll find 1900
offered any size you won't any famous make
fer any cobine style wood you want! You'll find tobe mod
els consoles combinations original corton most per-
feet dispoy models Whot could you ask? Here's the towns
biggest TV you've been squirting
or you've been doing without Sun the double Never
never hos there been TV sole like this!
Evening star., 1954-10-31
GROCERIES .

New fresh national brands: some
labels torn. some dented, some per.
feet: ideal boarding houses, restau-
tity. 435 Z 81. NV. Free psrking:
GUITARs-Lessons. folk songs. Latin
rhythms: supplies, GUITAR SHOP
1000 N %. NV ME. S-1410
GUITAR, Hawaiian electric, with
smplt1ers. Call after 8 pm. JU.
GUiTAR, Gibson, electric; ampiihhsr,
GGiTxR. GIBSON. Seyhols. s7b; psr-
feet condition. caii 10. 2-eo7s.
GUITAR, standard spanish. never
used. Cali WA. A.7-8443.
GUITAR AND AnEPL1ETEH, Flee.
Gibson; practically new; S120. Call
eGN. TN 1ss1as; se4sts.. s.s MN. mll,..r, rife.
G9od g pn, 65ash gun. New condition.
GS6HNs5iRSesmninston sportsman, 1e-
saake sMeekdays. Ha'GIa'lS Mu. l3S.e2sS; "a. S S-aS5s
nights and Sundays.
GUNS - S-mm. Mauser, Az scope.
ribbed barrel, 1928: Remington
ss5;o 81 ospsr5insisia II , ao:os' s:9 $40; Say
ser, S35; Remington model 81, 32
special, $50: Reminston 12-gauge
auto, S65; Browning 2O-gause
auto. with. Polychoke, 500; Fox
Sterlingworth, 16-gauge double,
S75; Western Field 12-gause pump
with Polychoke, $50. Many others.
DON'S GUN SHOP, 200 B. Wash.
St: Falls Church. JE. 4-5296. Open
today. 10 to 4.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FREEZER. chest-type.. Is Gu. IT,. fine
Psiss. St s1Ss.sSt e o.. a-sf1o sf1 ed sun. n.
rktElnszPRss- tls P wholesale prices en- ma
S%so'oesp5Mooss0 ss0melsfs.Y ssaranSfss
Colesyille rd;; JU. 7-g40O. -
FROZEN FOOD CASES. nrand-new
COMM comm. Eiassetop Sliding SSd; door. .use self
cont. 1925 while they last. Also
used 8. S. cases. new 8. 5. cases.
cheap. Everything must 60. PRICE
REIGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave TU
FREEZER owNERs-we supply q. s.
Choice Western beef and frozen fooJ s
for home freezers; budget terms ar
ranged through bank NO MEM
BERSHIP FEES. Food delivered
ts,na to you a,'. ;. home home p,s with ~ qncondi,
Wit. Wit our food consultsnt. t for AM. in
formation. COLONIAL BUDGET
FUR-Genuine Platinum Mink. four
skins, Real bargain. Cost S125. Sell
for $40. Like new. OIL. 4-3139.
peri. cond.; must sell: suits. dresses,
blouses. size l2. EN-. 2-S428.
ocelot coat and silver
fox Jacket; In excellent condition;
reasonably, priced. RA. 3-0SSS.
FURS-Jacket, natural wild mink
medium size; orig. $1,50O; sell S295.
RA. $1,000.
FURs. formerly belonging to socialites
and celebrities, to sell at unbeliev-
ably low prices. On hand at pres
ent: l natural ranch mink full
length coat, .ermine wrap. Russian
broadtail 7s-leneth coat, 2 Persian
lamb 5s-length coats Platina fox
stole. Mar mink stole, Persian lamb
cape stole. brown sheared- beaver
coat. Sat and Sun, ! to 5 pm.
Mon, Tues. Wed. eyes,. 5 to 8
n n, 70 1.1ES9
Evening star., 1954-10-31

FUR COAT-S2O, size 12. Good
FUR COAT, brown muskrat. size IS
Prsctically Pra new' L year old; reas
FUR CoAT. black Persian; cost $3.50,
sell S295.. Fur Jacket. brown squir-
rel; cost 5000. sell S75. OIL, 7-9749.
FUR COAT. full-length black<Persian
Suits, coats. dresses. size 1S and 20;
AL a. liEe new WO. 6-2S66,
1914: good cond.; cost $500. bar re
gain SIS. JU. S-9674.
FUR COAT, muskrat. size 1914; good
condition, So; mink scarf. skins.
FtlR liks 1sS coiTf 500 sbesHed SO f,S2aa hs.Ssl
cond. $50; Size II for short her, ner-
son. or. 4-1005. al
FUR COAT, "a length: pure white
ermine; perfect condition; recently
.remodeled; size ~; $500. FM
FUR CCoAT-a beautiful mink blend
"a and full length; peri. cond.; cost
S4a0oos ea.; sacrifice $3.50 ca. NO.
FUR ccoAT-Natural ranch mink
1920 size, $1,000. DU. 7-3l22.
FUR COAT, size 1914. full length.
$4o060, silver black raccoon; $50. OIL.
Fur coATs-shver fox Jacket and
Persian lamb paw coat. size 34-36;
$10O each. CO. 5-632S after 10 am
FUR COAT. Hudson seal size 1918:
good condition; reasonable. 14O5
Oak st. NV.
FUR JACKET-silver fox. size 1912;
good condition.; S45. ia. 9-8525.
FURNACE, gas fired, Bryant, forced
air heater, complete with controls:
10000. BTU input, $4,000 BTU
output hourly: cast heating cham
Der; 12O-volt AC motor, blower and
NH day-night thermostat and con-
trolls: excel. cond;; reas. offer &C.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
RADIATORS

Dashboard, latest type, h. w., new,
gas and midget radiation; all sizes:
guar; del. BLOCKS, IS4s Lee
nMy.. near Key Bridge. ia. $500.
RADIO. complete Magnavox HI-FI
system, new in carton. AM-FM
turner-amp., 3 speed chgr., I2-in.
spSS5:; cost $225. sell $165. OIL.
RADIO and Tv servicemen-sam's $
Pphotofacts. 90 bound volumes, first
200 sets never used. in original ship
plng cartons; $500. Emerson p
RADIO. slSS ,o, H.sll1issE.ttsE, :sE s;;7s; COS.
not working. ia. s-pdS9. 0~o'
RADIO. wanted Collins i5A1; sell
SKA; W3 IMz. JU. s-1643.
RADIO. Bandmaster, Sr.. p. S., Xtals,
key, mike, $75; prec; tube checker,
$$33o: con. chkr,, So; P. E. 1903,
munications rcvr.; odds and ends.
RADio-Hi"Fr amplifier, 20 watts,
corner 5aen speaker and inclosure, TIE.
RADi0~Frequency change tip. De.
yeiopeS up to 5000 watts; new.
Hereafter sx-2s with matching
sSaa $1oo nls wSBzS wedse Is Jo In aSSss sSSS5S
RADIO, BC34SR receiver, converted
10 AZ operation with internal power
supply; supply; excel. cond.: $50. WA. 4
RADIO. Hallicrafters ski and
matching speaker, new cond.; best
offer. WA. 1864. ' 'e''
RADIO, RCA AM-FM, excellent con-
dtion; Apartment 2, 1929 XII
Rx1fo. aGSI6: high a1 nS; fidelity; saw. on H1.1.
Fl EXCHANGE, Sun. and ewes. LU.
transoceanic, Zenith, port-
ssoie. snort wave; easily gets Europe;
= sos cost $500. KI. s-13l3. 81
new $3S: weather pickup, power
pack and arm. $50; RCA, IS in.
SW54. S32. OIL. 4-232I.
RADIO PARTS and equipment: HQ
!lg.S,'x lgSx ,; 9Th speaker; $3.50: wilkins, /,
sas; Sc 4s5 Receiver, os $3.50; s. CHASSIS aaA
cradles. S2;49; 10-watt resistor. loo;
ceramic plate caps, 12c; ARC /
guard channels. So: s AXIS lubes,
zoe; S32A tubes. 81; over tons Of
neT aEgo mershandise m TsnHB disc. iSst received.
nENO E1AEN RONlC6 Of VIRGINIA,
-PHoSo-Tv.. AI. ann Mi n IS s-speed peS
changer: record space: Sis. WA.
CoMpoNENrs. used
Mcintosh, 20 w. amp, SS5; Nc
Intosh. A-116 amp, SI10; C-I04
preamp.. $40: Heathkit Williamson
amp. with preamp.. $50; Bozak B.
310 speaker system, $3.50; Weather's s
turntable, SIS: Weather's Il in.
arm, $40. AUDIO ASSOCIATES,
3l02 10th I'd. N. Arl., Va. JA. s.
1881. Open ewes. only 7:3O-1l,
RADIO PHONOGRAPH, Masnayox,
Windsor model, AM-FM-SW. 3-speed
webster changer, pre-amp..
speakers, 40 watts, mahos, AL
D c1nd;; smTn SSS222o SS322 Ju; 5.2416;
ssS sisn eohsoe en0sSSSraeh ssSS ov gada slgnd ma
RADIO TRANsMITTER, Hailicraft-
ers. HT9. phone-CW.. coils 3.5 to
~ NC; good cond. $3.50. Phone
kAb1o al; 1o-StsIi SPEAKERS - El.ctro-voice
RsEenSyyG; 2 blond cabinets; cost
RADIO s22ct'vER; National Nc-17s
and speaker; peri. cond.; appear.
ancs; $50; RE; 5.S9O0. Ext. 5142
III ySit: I6s ogssS6atiop; sS %szt Il tubes weigh,
kAbI6svIcTERofIAl al IR6jE ME ofIllS4eo 43eomB., strcm.
bers Carlson: fM short wave ma
hogany chest effect, plate glass top;
perfect c0nuttion. EN-. 3-5917
Evening star., 1954-10-31
GAS STOVES

&40 ~ = ~ LIN
Apt, size. special. S1e.96. BLOCKS
ave- ia. s-s700. WA. 7-650l.
GAS STOVE. reasonable price, apt.
GENERAi SRs. STARTERS, $3.50 Up.
iFs IF sSTY sssfSSTTs 1ss s etS5 asS rspof No teh
cEAzED IA! vs. SASH cs sale; sl:ss; Neg;
wilson Hss ws1 SiVd cGIs RTckER sfs sn IuMBER BIZ
GLIDER, excellent condition. $50,
OIL. 2-8S16, after 10 am. b529
GOLD-WARE-Knives. forks, spoons
complete .servcie for 6. plus 80 extra
Tor $100. OIL. 7-g749.
GOLF CLUBS. bag. 8 woods, 8 irons,
mixed met: shafts. $40; hick. shaft
GoIr sei bag cLH1s. Ri Ii Msc1eior MseSsi irons,
and balls; good cond.: $s6. oL.
Golf cLUBs-Men's. 0 resistered
Topfiite irons. Excel. cond. Cost
$125; sell. $46. JU. 5-1262.
GOLF CLUBS, steel shaft and bag.
30 good balls; fine condition; sacri-
nee. $37. so. OIL. 4-4631, bet. 10 and
GOLF cL1Bs. complete set: Walter
Hagen irons. Louisville woods,
plastic bag: like new. reas. priced.
COR 1Gtfas 1cGUtfBas. shoe. and balls; Ii golf
sian ssis,sf' s1s 0ai!s In s4s6ss sass good e01di-
ing wheels. Also l h.p. motor. Both
like new. LO. 7-s24i: 10. 3-6Ol2.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALs

GUNS. RIFLES. saOFaUNs - New
and used, bought, sold or swapped.
GEORGETOWN TRADING POST.
/ 1899 M St. NV. AID. 2-833O.
GUNS-Trade new Fox Savage 12
double, .45 Colt auto. for 8. and w.
K35S MASTERPIECES target. Ia. g-6623.
-3i
GUN. 16-gauge Remington Sportsman
auto, 26-in. improved cylinder. Ex-
cellent cond. High velocity she Is; 50
per box. WO. 6-6146. --31
GUN-L. c. Smith. 12-gauge double,
2S". fun ch.; $45 or best offer. RE.
GUNS-Decoys. canyas-back ducks
and black heads, $50 doz. 1901 s.
Capitol ST., Apt. /. 10. 3-4S35.
GUN. MO winchester. caliber 27O,
high comb. new; never fired; sos.
GUNs-American Eagle. Luger and
several other pistols including
Colts: reas mable priced or trade.
GUN. Savage. .22-410 oyer-under
sd: tnSlike new cond. WE. 5-5696,
GUNS-16-ga. double (German), sos !:
Springfield, 1870, S25; Marlin 90,
bolt action with 4-power scope, sos:
Sharp's 5S-cal., $50. AP, 1-1923.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
PIPErUSED

Galvanized threaded pipe At very
reasonabls prices lengths from 10
WASHINGTON RAG q BAG CO
215 l. st. s.W. Phone Di. 7eS0o7
Open Every Saturday Until 4:sO i. M
POWER SAW. s-inch, fitting table,
EXCELLENT condition. Less motor.
POWER TOOL. Craftsman shaper
With aceessories equal. New. $50.
PRINT SHOP, 6xlo press and ali nc.
pSiSTISs: Ssiss9Tiss; s1le; 1Ilee;rsgN. sgN. a.o5o3. 81
treaHdlle. floor model. $50. So
PRiSTIRs' cuTs-l.soo: for CSC:
100 lots, 10c ca; entire lot. 2 for
PUIiMAN siEEPER, BEAUTIFUL;
purchased mos. ago; full size:
cost, $349. only used 4 times; will
sell to any one with good credit, take
over balance Of payts. or for $500
cash: No dealers. LO. 1888. al
fUMPS, FOR any purpose. $3.50: lge.
selection. Bring us your pump prob
lens: parts. repairs. motors Free
parking: ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
co. 2473 Sherman ave, NV.
FUMPS- Deep ana shallow well Gel.
iar pumps; lowest price BLOCKS
t7A6 Lee HWY IA 2.Q1fM
Evening star., 1954-10-31
DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

In cts, emerald cut. set
in lady's W. &. mtg. with
2 side baguettes; a beauti-
ful dia., full OF brilliance;
9 buy from our loan dept. !.
2-Lady's q Ct, nice cut and
color, set in plain lax
y. g.. mtg: out Of pawn
3-Man's let, fine American
cut. set in lax W. g.
"tootE, style mtg.; a Won
4-Lady's Ia cts. perfect
cut and very brilliant. A
terrific buy! Set in plati-
b-Lady's ga cts, nice color
very beautiful dia. set
In y. z. Tiffany mtg.
set in white gold gypsy
mtg: Q bargain. Only
7-Man's 31a cts; q very bril-
liant dia. set in lax y. 8,
mtg; q real bargain: out
OF pawn !
s-Lady's diamond watch and
matching bracelet, 17J
movement and studded
with 81 flery diamonds;
made of platinum. This is
terrific buy from our
loan dept.
9-Lady's princess ring. set
white gold. A real bargain.
Only
Masonic ring, set
with Let. flawless dia.:
real heavy lax y. g.
mtg. This Is a tremendous
buy from our loan dept.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
FURNISHINGS

5-pc. wal. Duncan Phyfe
complete. SIS; maple twin
bedsteads. both for $35; solid
mahogany twin bedsteads. 5000
value for $50: drop-lid desks,
So up: boudoir chairs, SIS ca;
lined oak gossip bench. S1l;
love seat. S@5; rockers. S6 up;
occas. chairs. S12 ea.: chests.
$40 up: wal. kneehole desks,
S.1,: solid mahogany kneehole
desk, SIS. gate-le% tables, $40
up. blond cor. cabinets, S35:
end tables; misc. the little
store around the corner"
4429 Wisconsin ave. NV. mr..
Sears. Open weekdays till z
pm. EN-. 2-6677.
CLOSED SUNDAY
Evening star., 1954-10-31
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
AUCTION SALE
IENNnAv NnyT Ar q . Al

on seminsry "a: 81. 10000: Il
tgrn Of ~ rn 1'dT@ snd din ia'i rm 's: e:s:
800 Tahons dr.. Langley Park
Silver Spring. Nd. Apt. 201. 81
FURN.-Blond 3-pc.. liv. rm. suite
Q bedrm. suites: 21-inch blond Tv
@shSssny .wnr sfG MACHINE. eonsos
1T Leesburs pike. Falls Church
F6RN.MDesk. solid mahos.: ise
spinet made from old baby grand
soRdii'a soRdi' slip covers; sloo ca: al o.
FURN.G2 twin w. & J. Sloan bo,
springs and matt, equipped for use
as Hollywood beds: dinette table and
chairs. love seat. rose brocadee.
leaf table. end tables. numerous pic.
lures, lamps, and misc. items. 1925
Lorcom lane. Arl.. ia. 7-2024.
FURN.--Twin beds, maple bedrm
set, hanging metal cabinet. enc \
FURN.-Walnut inleid desk. match.
gold pull.up chair. co. 6-Os62.
FuRN.-Moving out Of town, 9-cu..
IT. refgr.. mahog. bedrm. suite. Whit.
table 5,ds 4 lsddsr-back chairs. Phone
FgkN.@BBsSdirm, suite. twin beds
dresser, vanity, chest on chest
night table. chair and bench. plui
springs and Beautyrest mattresses.
excel, so,o cond. Best offer. Sun. 10.
FURN.Morey wool rug and rubbe,
pad, 12x15: dining table. small side
board, maliog., By Tomlinson; ma
hog; bookcase; occa: table; gateles
table table. Martins Washington desk i: ori.
drspsries: 8 rose shas RUGS. JE.
FURN.@Iiv. rm. set, studio couch.
dble. bed sd. eompl.. refgr.: best ofer.
rGkN:9ssns. SKI N7-sgas; 18th Century liv. rm.
lovely; $75. Oh. 4-7790.
FURN. - High-grade maple dresser,
chest, twin beds; good springs ano
mattresses. night tables, $40;
sogsfo. sotIsf and end tables s7': d Il
FURN.cGiving UP apt; 2-pc. con-
temporary liv., rm.. light oak dinettt
set with inlaid top. 5.:pc; Gloucester
maple bedrm. suite twin beds. hand
fasa1 dftion. iHaef ike new. ssoi LII. 4-o76o. Gun
FURN.-1 students desk, drawer;
/ lounge chair with new custom.
FURN. Cocktail and Q end tables
lined oak; 2 modern lamps. 2 occa-
sional chairs. blond wood; all fol
$40. Dark green wool twist rugs
1874 and 4x3. CO. 5-6328 after
FURN.MBunk beds. toy chest. child's
table and chairs, ir. chair, swing set
tent. girls bike; bedrm. suite, COM
plete; platform rocker. dinette set
bookcases. studio couch. coffee table
magazine table, kit. cabinet; refgr.,
freezer top: 17-in. Tv; garden chairs
lawn mower. garden tools. hose:
lamps: rugs. elec. fan. etc. HE
4-7407
FURN.LPair solid mahogany COM
modes. like new. S75; tuxedo daYen-
port, extra long, $50; mahog. coffee
table, carved legs, $l5; blond coffee
table, large. Sl5: pr. hunter green
drapes, S5; library table. SO: sgle,
bed frame, mahog.. 81. OIL. 4-2265.
uphol. chair, occas
tables. drapes. cornice. pictures. gx12
Amer. Oriental rug. RA. 6-5659.
FURN.--Liv. rnl., sofa and chair. end
tables, mahog. coffee table, with
match end table. wal. ia. s-S4e0
1889 N. 11th st.. Apt. B-1, Arl.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
FURNISHINGS

Beds. $3.50 UP: dressers, $5; chest.
$40; couch, $3.50; easy chairs. 81
up: coffee table, So end tables, ST
up; lamps, pictures, mirrors, SOC up;
breakfast set, $50: kitchen tables,
writing tables, S. so up; rockers, ST
up; bookcases. So up; china cabinets,
S25: pine cupboard So; wash
stands, $3.50 up. Many other bar
gains. See our ad under "Aantique. -
Open Sunday ewes. until z. BELL
KINDS, 412 East Capitol st. Ii.
4-96SS.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOs--we have . good selection
OF used and Door sample spinets
Easy terms. sT, a-saoo. joRnA,. s. s.
PINBALL MACHiNEs t14j. g on To-
cation, Very reasonable. Call any
PiNG.PoNG TABLE. new; s legs;
folding; painted and court lined.
For appt.. call AID. 4-2l33. ---3l
FIFE, galv;. biack. copper. cast iron.
eut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. INC.