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Evening star., 1954-10-23
Alien Girl Is Given
4-Monih 'Leeway; No
Deportation Planned

The immigration Service said
today that little Grace Hwang,
8-year-old Takoma Park (Md)
alien, has until March l, 1856,
to voluntarily leave the United
States and return almost i'm
mediately as non-quota immi-
grant.
But officials made it clear that
they do not believe the child
will have to leave at all.
Robert L. Woytych, officer in
charge of the case, told reporters
yesterday the March / date was
set simply to allow time for a
private bill to be introduced in
Congress to make Grace legal
resident.
Will Introduce Bill.
Representative Hyde, Repub-
lican, of Maryland said today he
would introduce such bill when
the new Congress meets in Jan
uary and that he expects it to
pass He sponsored q similar
bill in the 83d Congress, but
there was not enough time to
hold hearings on it. Once the
bill is dropped in the shopper no
action would be taken by the
immigration Service until Con-
gress had considered the matter
fully.
Grace is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph C. Hwang, both
of whom are legal residents. Mr..
HWarfg is Chinese and his wife
is Filipino.
At a hearing Thursday, the
girl was granted an application
for voluntary departure from
the United States after earlier
being formally declared subject
to deportation, an automatic
procedure required by law, when
the third extension of her yisi-
tor S visa expired.
Commissioner Joseph M.
Swing pointed out that the hear
lngs this week were called so
Grace's parents could use all
administrative remedies before
Mr.. Hyde introduces his bill.
This will facilitate passage of
the measure, he said.
Doesn't Want Her Deported.
Gen. Swing emphasized that
the immigration Service at no
time has intended that this child
or any other child in similar
circumstances should be de-
ported" He added
"The service is not a big, bad
wolf trying to be tough on these
people as some stories might I'M
ply. On the contrary, we have
taken a compassionate attitude
and have been helping families
with similar problems in various
parts of the country-without
publicity.
Il want to assure the people
that neither the immigration
Service nor I have any intention
of permitting an 8-year-old girl
to be separated from her fam
lily"
He pointed out that both Mr..
| and Mrs. Hwang. with the help
of immigration officials, have
been able to have their status
adjusted so that they could be-
come American citizens since
they, too, were in this country
/ illegally.n
Evening star., 1954-10-23
Home Economics PorIey

Home economics students from
four Maryland colleges were to
meet today at the University
Of Maryland for convention
of the Maryland State Home
Economics Association. The con-
terence will include a show OF
clothing made by Maryland stu
dents. a tour through the uni
versity's Home Economics Build
ing, and a buffet supper.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
| BeIyoir Soldiers
To Spend Minute in
Thought at ReveHle
BY the Associated Press

FORT BELVOIR, Va, Oct.
23.-Soldiers at Fort Belvoir
will spend a minute in medi-
tation at reveille.
An order went out today
putting into effect a recon-
mendation of the post char
acter guidance council that
zone minute of silence is to
be observed at each reveille
formation for meditation
upon God and country"
Evening star., 1954-10-23
Showdown Looms
Over Taylor Activity
lin Progre Party
By I, Edgar Prino

By I, Edgar Primo
The bitter fight between SEN
! ator Welker. Republican Of
Idaho. and former Democratic
Senator Glen Taylor of the same
State over the latter's 1948 role
in the left-wing Progressive
Party today was headed for 4
pre- selection showdown.
Senator Welker, who has been
conducting orle-man closed-door
hearings of the Senate Internal
Security subcommittee in con.
nection with the Progressive
Party. disclosed yesterday that
he had ordered his staff to pre-
pare to call Mr.. Taylor to the
stand in Boise. Idaho. Mr.. Tay-
lor is the Democratic candidate
opposing Republican incumbent
Senator DWorshak.
Former Agents Testify.
Senator Welker's move came
after the Senator had released
the testimony of two former FBI
undercover agents. one of whom
said that the Communists had
rewritten a speech to be made
by Henry Wallace. the Progress
sive Party's 1948 presidential
candidate, and that Mr.. Wallace
read the revised version ''verba-
tim" over a Nationwide radio
hookup,
Mr.. Taylor. after boiling the
Democratic Party. became Mr..
Wallace's vice presidential run
ming mate in l948.
The hearing apparently grew
out of a development last week
when, in the wake of publication
OF subcommittee testimony from
another FBI undercover agent,
Mr.. Taylor accused Senator
Welker of playing "sordid poll
tics" and demanded a chance to
testify.
All three ex-FBI agents, who
had infiltrated the Communist
Party, testified that Reds
demanded the Progressive Party.
The three were Matthew
Cvetic, Mary Stalcup Markward
and Herbert Philbrick. Testi-
mony given by the latter two
has just been released.
Changed His Mind.
Senator Welker at first said
that a hearing in Idaho for Mr..
Taylor would be impossible. But
he changed his mind and offered
to stand aside as chairman SO
that the Democratic candidate
cannot weasel out of the ap-
pearance which he requested on
the ground that / am biased" /"
| Mr.. Taylor said he would tes-
tify and challenged Senator
Welker to do likewise under oath
'as to the propriety of his OBJ
viously political acts" and to
submit to cross-examination.
/ In his testimony, Mr.. Philbrick
said that "even before the Pro-
gressive Party itself was formed
the Communist conspiracy had
seized and established control
over the Progressive Citizens OF
American. and over the >candi-
dacy of Henry Wallace and Glen
Taylor. "'l-4' ~
| According to the witness, Mr..
Taylor addressed a rally in Bos-
ton in 1947 during which he con-
demned United States aid to
Greece and Turkey as a war
policy dictated by Wall Street.
In Line With Reds.
| "His speech was completely
in line with the Communist
Party propaganda directives at
that time" Mr.. Philbrick said.
Referring to the rewriting OF
Mr.. Wallace's speech by Commu-
nists, he said:
II think this is just one indica-
ton of how completely and
utterly the candidates were used
by the Communist criminal con-
spiracy."
Both Mr.. Philbr1ck and Mrs
| Markward testified that the Reds
used the Progressive Party tC
| draw innocent non-Communists
into their sphere of influence
and to obtain financial contri-
buttons from themy
Evening star., 1954-10-23
The Weather Here and Oyer the Nation

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 1903. on July 81.
Lowest, l3. on January %.
High and Low OF Last "a Hours.
High, "a. at 2:45 pm.
Low Al at 6:15 am. f
Evening star., 1954-10-23

Skyline Drive - Tomorrow,
sunny with high between $50.
River Report.
tFrom U. s. Engineers.l
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah muddy
at Harrers Ferry. m
Humidity.
tReadlngs Washington National Airport
Yesterday Pct To-day Pet.
Noon ~ Midnight S.,
pm 40 8 am. -- rs
pm. ~ 10 am ---- ~
Evening star., 1954-10-23

" --APW
Showers expected tonight in the Northern Lakes re-
gion Florida. urries may fai over
the Norfern Rockies will scattered
through the Western Central Gulf Coast Tempea-
lures win drop in the Northern Rockies while little change
wiAOccur elsewhere s4
Evening star., 1954-10-23

The Sun and Moon
Evening star., 1954-10-04

ENGLISH Settlers, 4 mos. old, reg.
p0oBLE +; ff;UiPPPiEs. perfect pets for
particular people: males. chocolate
brown; 6 wks.. Axe. KE. 7-lO07.
SHIPPING CRATES, dogs. cats. etc.
All sizes. lightweight, low cost. 721
GERMAN GfssiaSgDt shEFHERib aiM Eei 0st3f t33fPPiEs,
Axe registered; also several house,
broken adults. MARLISE. Old Balti-
more rd.. olney. Md. Spring 4-4796.
PRIZE WINNING parakeet breeders.
Normals S16: pr. Opalines $40. pr.
c5GkfF 5Gi tss1S5 FHrs, Axe. son of cham t
type OF stud, Worth Sl50. sacr, SIS
WANTED "a Sfis PET PEf Lovers LHoH1ERS Who will sive
good home to lovely dogs at D. C.
DOG POUND. s; Cap, and Eye SITS;
ssw.: $40 am. to $3.50 pm. except
w1NTEp sii s1I PET lovers who will give
housebroken: IA. s-4434. ''
DACHSHUNDS. red females. 8 weeks.
healthy thoroughbreds: DU. 7-476S.
PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHERD
pups, 8 wks. old; no papers; $25.
WEiMARASSiIR RsASi PUPS, internationsl S
champions; champions CDX in 8
generations: priced to sell. LO.
4-S0lS. -
SHEEP DOG Miniature
colliel. puppy. Axe reg. Evergreen
SPRINGER sPANIELs Rem.rkable
litter, finest breeding. Excel. show.
sport or pet Well marked. 4
black white, / liver-white. OF.
4-z115. -
Evening star., 1954-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS FoR sALs

PIANOS FOE RENT--eental or pur-
chase rental plan. JoRnAN's, cor
ner. 18th and q SITS. Phone ST.
3-9400) and 1889 Georsia ave,
silver Spring tPhone JU. 5-1105I.
Silver Spring store opens every eve
ming; Downtown store ThursSay
PIANOs-ws have. several real val
gfs afsnds 81 ssaSo JoRDaSs stf,RSEasS
corner 13th and q Sta. NV. Is
PIANoS-Used uprivhts, S45 and up.
consoles. ST. 3-6300. PIANO
MART. 1918 7th st. NV. (just above
the library. IS
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles, Sc monthly and up plus
hauling. Also bargains in used
pianos. PIANO MART. 1015 9TH
st. NV. -S
PIANOS-Brand new standard make
full keyboard spinets, only $3.50.
Mahogany finish. 10-year guaran-
tee tee .nd Alse eor.n msns vsSe: R Ssed pENo sP
MART. l015 7th st. NV. (just
above the library. IS
ton; Ss5 cash. eaii NO. 7-S4s4. s.
litzer spinet. $225; steinway grand,
reas.; Steinway, Knsbe, Stiefi. other
uprts' $s5 up; Free dslivsrys free
lumbia I'd. NV. AID. 4-592S from
9:30 to $50. A.
PIPE. galv., black. copper. cast iron,
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. INC,
1746 Lee hwy, ia. $500.
PLAT BOOK No S in excel. condi-
ton, $50. Can CO. 5-4422. -
l.ANGE. fully automatic push-button
Kenmore, cleo; new Crosley Shelva-
dor 7-ft. refrigerator; lge. executive
desk. reas. HU, 1886. "A
REFRiGERATORS, 200 gas, In excel.
condition. and Gu. #. II you
need an extra refsr at home or at
your summer cottage. these are q
bargain. They are now being re-
moved from apts., to be replaced
BY larger units Phone 10. $4,000.
REFRIGERATORS. Westinghouse: ex-
cellent condition; $40. NJ ST. BLDG.
SALES. 1917 1st st. s.w.. Ii. 3-0609.
REFRIGERAToRs. electric and sas,
$50 each; also late model refgrs.
$50. Will deliver. ST 3-1216.
elec.. gas. recond
from $50 so. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga. ave. NV, DE. 2-5566.
Evening star., 1954-10-04

/,
angle iron and reinforcing steel. cut
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6l77
STOVES, apt. SIZE, gas. excellent con-
-dition. $40. M ST. BLDG. SALES.
l2I7 lst st; s;w.; II. 3-Q5O9. -
used: all makes, $25 and UP. CEN
TRIAL. 2O19 l4th st. NV. p
TYPEWRITER SALE-Royal. Under
wood, Remington, 1. c. Smith; late
moes to sis soc sH sI ee1s SsfSag 4S SlSo ST.
VACUUM CLEANER-Hoover. brand
new in carton; 2o% discount. RIA
CASES. new and used,
refrigerated and non-refrigerated.
Selling out cheap; remaining In
REFGR. CO., 34oo Ga. ave. TU.
viOLINs. students and professionals,
lowest prices in city. Terms to suit
pgEfhaSsr IS sdXFPs Poplar a. 241 az; .too
new and used; both " wood s,des and ID metal metal
complete with or without coils and
compressors. Selling out cheap: re-
manning in service business only.
PRICE REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave-,
wASHERs. late models, se5 to ,s35.
Look new. Also automatic washers.
$45 delivered ST 3-1216
WASHER DRYER, twins. Westing-
house. 3 yrs. old; excel. working
cond. Washer, $115: dryer. $50. JE.
wssHiSG 2lshESi MACHINES. sls and up;
semiauto and auto; $40 and up;
guaranteed. ACE APPLIANCE CO..
= 20 I9,,i i St; ne; NE ME; S.o5e6;
spin rinse: $50. LU. 4-0BS4. ID
WASHER, Apex: used: $50. 419 Will
liamsbure dr.. Silver Spring. Md.
WELSH CUPBOARD. conant d Ball.
honey maple. JU. S-SS17. a
Evening star., 1954-10-04
APTs. UNFvRNIsHEp-p.c.

EFFICIENCIEs, s56.5o. plus utils;,
new With .. pvt sntranSs 5n3n1 spi,ciSIs s,cnys
modsrn H; sHH iitchsn with With sarbsss dis:
ing closet. Phone Jo 5000.
GEORGETOwN-Efic. apt; modern
BLDG; sony trsnsD.; sInD ut. utils, az lnsl.;
mr.. 18th and Columbia rd.--Eiey;'
and bath. EN-. 3-9077.
2S0O TEXAS AVE. SCI beautiful
2-bedroom apt; new construction; |;
exclusive neishborhood. LU. 2-9493
Nh. H. N NAYLoR S GARDENS. in Sc. sec
tion-Newly decor. apts.. in garden,
type development flrst and second
floor units avail; each consisting OF
l bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette, Kit. and
bath: large. rear porch; $69, 90 An. and
S72.20. incl. utils. Call 10. 2-2O20
rWo.BhDRH. W 2 81; * Z piMr APT. with heat and
hot water: $50 mo. 221 T st. ne.
sHfPLEY PARK-one and 2 bedrm.
apis. in lovely s.e. apt, DEVELOPMENT:
extra large rms: pictufe ire. wina1ws' y. rp,N
Schools and shopping center. Once
located at 1900 25th St. Sc. 10
ssIs 11:sth ST.. N.w.--Newly dec.
attractive / and 2-bedrm: apts.,
So 30 and $75 per mo. See res.
s.as @fs' CHESTER ST. s.E.-Nev 1-bsd-
rn,. apts., pvt. entrs.. 10 cleo. cir
cults for all types appliances, tndf-
yidually controlled Dashboard INV.
heat. wired for air-cond.. Venetian
blinds, built-in individually con-
each apt. with wiring and plumbing
for electric clothes washer and
dryer complete kit: uncongested
dead-end ST.. close to all cows;
$3.50. plus utils. Key at 2243
Chester st. Sc. Directions: From
Nichols ave-. left on w 81. 2 blks.
to Chester St.. right on Chester st.
to apt. GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON
& SON. Ma. S-3326. DI. 7-4295. ---4
4603 MACARTHUR BLVD. N.W.---New
de luxe corner 1-bedrm. apt. indi-
vidually controlled Dashboard h.-w. h,
util. rm. in each apt. with wiring
and plumbing for clothes washer
and DRYER, bsnt. laundry and stor-
age facilities. many unusual features.
Key at 4597 Macarthur blvd. Ant.
2. GEO. 7. WORTHINGTON & SON,
MA. 8-3326. DI. 7-42g5. -
Evening star., 1954-10-04

CLOTHING, fan and winter. siles .
TV and radio actresses. Coats. suits.
dresses, skirts and blousess--prac-
ticaliy new. Constant public ap-
pearaness REQUIRE frequent change
At fabulous savinsss ssiiins from s.
up. call CO. 5-1753., Sunday; l
pm. to 8 pm, Monday. and Tues
day 10 am. to 8 pm.
DAIRY BOXES, both open 9. g.: also
reach-in type: new and used: excel,
cond.: selling out cheap; remaining
REFoR. CO.. s40O Ga. ave. TU
DIAMONDS, mans IN cts, $325;
lady's 2 cts, marquise cut. $3.50;
mans y ct, S175; mans 2% cts,
$995; lady's 1h cts. $27b; mans
3-dia. ring. total APPROX. va cts,
H st. NV, ME. S-526S -
DINETTE SETS. orig. $50; SPECIAL,
$3.50! 5-pc. chrome or wrought
iron; L Ec nsE only! Call Hu: 3-se00,
table. bra Srsnd-new: new also h"Pirsri Rinsuiaphone none
French course, complete. Hu. 3-3974.
DRESS, blue hand knit, never worn.
1914. $s5 or best offsr: Mexican
ENCY.. World Book. see pg. 10. Oct.
4. LIFE MAG. Note career OPP, at
E%ESTTrSf SostSTi Sp pEskl Sssl4 .,..s top .se,.
desk. typewriter. fle cabinet. excel.
shape; vaeating ONCE. Call MA. g.
6S1S. %
FENCING-Chain link material; real
special sale--50 it., complete, $34 (;
100 feet. complete; seq; 2o9 feet.
41oa0o; 81; s-e7os It'll pm. or
rikkEssaEAs;s saA sSPfsS %Dqishs lis Gu. IT. new,
FROZEN SA; slSieao iFeoaoD CABINETS. new and
used; commercial; excel. cond.; sell
ing. out cheap; remaining N service
s4sipess s4o6 aa oaly; aEe R PRICE, u FESa ssss CO.
FURNITURE, dining rm. suite, bed
room suite and living rm. suite: best
offer; No dealers. HU. 3,6135. 4
FURNITURE, nice, for 1-bedrm. apt.
naot.1 0not syfsiD; frs.; ,o All Sab995b Sb9b will move
FURNITURE-3 twin beds. complete;
bookcase, Westinghouse 1oaster oven.
FURNITURE sHLE-Iowest prices on
better grade bedrm., dining rr,.. liv-
ing rm. Factory samples. closeouts.
for r' cash h LION WAREHhousE BLDG,
AGO New York ave. NV, daily 1876;
Sat. til f. RE 7-4310.
FURNITURE-10-pc. dining room
suite; good condition. WA. 1877
modern sofa. Apo.
dinette set ! desk. roll-a-way
beds. EN- 2-3127. "A
Hollywood bed, 4
chrome chairs, everything, $40. JU.
5-4S02, after pm. "a
FUR, Sable-dyed squirrel. Good con-
dition.. May be seen after 9. LU.
Evening star., 1954-10-04
Completely Redecorated
l BEDROOM
UNFURNISHED, $72
-rT-AYrGYT1@ MnF
APTs. FURhlsHED-MD.

NEAR EAR, ARMY b X MAI ,,s1I sERyIcEmTsy1o,
BETHEsDA-CHEYY CHASE AREA
Ground oor; or suitable 8 adults ,,lt;,,., OF
OIL. -2-7S19. co. 5-6S53. =
TAKOMA PIX. mr.; Walter Reed
Nicely furn. enc. kit. and bath apis.
TV, utils, l blk. express bus. shops
also bed 1;beSrm. apts'' $50 and pp
TAKoMA+ GPARK-a-room furn. apt :;
adults ssdsgtltsso 7s1s Willow ave" ~
HYATTSvILLE Area extra-large
rm., kit. and bath; all utils. incl
$65 per mo. LA. 6-5S5S. IS
CHILLUM TERRACE-Lge. 2 bedrm.
new mod. furn., indirect lighting
breakfast bar; $3.50 incl. utils.,
master Tv, antenna. See resident
mgr. 623 Sheridan ST., Apt. 81
JU. S-S725. Just / block over D. c.
line on N. Hamp. ave. to Sheridan
right to building. 5
TAKOMA FARM bedrms., extra
lge. liv. rm. with flrepl. dinette with
bar. breakfast room and kit, ldry.
rRS 'E|Se. tTsnsD'' sacrifice rent ": US 8
TAKoMA PARK. 7121 willow ave-
20 minis. to downtown Wash, 8
minis. Sill. Spg., minis. Walter
Reed; pvt; 2 bedrms:; liv. rm:' foyer.
adults: 500 mo. Also 3 rms. and
kitchenette apt; S75. JU., 7-S291
Evening star., 1954-10-04
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

1914 10th ST.. N.W.-The Floral
in elev. bldg: $7.50-SS.5o week. 4
VIVIAN HOTEL. I723 q st. nv
2 blks; from White G: House: co1y I'y.
taken switchboard: running water;
elevator. Singles. $3.50 to $3.50
WILSON HoUsEs-Excel. rms. sgle
$35-$40-45. Dbles. 25-s30-$35. Pvt.
bath. $50. Trans. So. AID. 2-9296.
PARK RD., 15O2-Clean. comfortable
dec; fuil-sized desks; conv. transp.
Gentlemen. Ewes, wk. ends. HO., z
DoUBIiE SdHsi FRONT RIM. WITH Bath.
Wsrren EMS St IN ny " KE 5;: Leg roora e
next to bath. AID. 4-2267 after
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-The Palmer
House: ssle., rm. adj. bath, 81: also
DoTBLE e,1fi 1p'i; AND sbl SINGLE ROOMS. very
oFfIcERs' dGsS haS'er sEPkviCE Pai R;E CLUB, 1874
2lst st. n.w.-Rms., by day, wk. and
month with club and social activities
for active. INACTIVE and reserve
,sos 9f5'seTs. \. A. a. AVE. 41S4pS NV mr. DUPONT
Circle--Redec.. 2nd-fl. sEle. rm.. near
bath and shower: 81 so week. a
1884 QUE ST. .N.W.--Unusually nice
single rm. with running water: only
Fulton HOTEL, 612 Eye st.--Newly
GAO, GPO and main Post once; /;
weekly rates. $40 UP. DI. 1894.
CONN. AVE. AND R-Beautifully furn,
.sFsie. sFSs 0edr% daily with s es BATH aoLpES DfiS
1913 L sT. N.w.-very lse.. 2nd-n
sgle;. $3.50: also Ink. rm. at So
asis srsA' esth ST. N.w.--Large rm, /;
near Shearton-Park Hotel; recently
redecorated; sober adults. De
DOWNTowN-clean. ra-spacious
dble.; Bendix, TV privils.. twin beds;
$3.50 per person. HO. 2.532l IA
Rs fsss anS laSn: snast II G Dr also H5 a5aS
THE SHERMAN. Apt. so5, 11oi IL 18th
st.-Studio rTn., also small rm.,
southern expos, empl. ladies. 4
excel tfs location $3.50 1es' per wE MRs
14o4 18TH ST. N.W.-Down town.
neat single rooms. $5-S7 -wk. or by
mo, Maid service. HU. 3-6739.--4
1888 10th ST. N.W.-Businesswomen,
ssle. and dble. rms: clean. beaut.
furn.. modern baths. NO. 7-9669.
CLEVELAND PIX. AREA-Rm., suit. 2
girls; unlirn. ph;, laun: privils;; also
sgle. ST. 3-6700 or EN-. 3-9444.
TO REFINED GIRL, lge. front rm.,
twin beds. furn., pvt. home; or apt
unftlrn conv trAnSu RA 3-252l
BUDGET-MrNDED IN GEORGE.
TOWN? Attrac. bsmt. rm., pvt.
bath, nr. G., U. Hosp. and Univ: on
busline to downtown: mr.. all conv
PRIVATE .nATH, ample parking
space, separate entrance. near
EN-. 3-02o9. --S
Ills RIGGS PL. N,w--Attractive
Fm. for young woman; 4 windows;
$36: small rln.. S25. DE. 2-eS4o.
Evening star., 1954-10-04


RIFLE, .3O-06 custom sporter. new
barrel. Monte Carlo stock; must be
seen to be appreciated. JU. 9-21s4.
COMPOUND, suitable Tor
any kind Of roof; 10-year guarantee;
galleon, Ien, while it lasts Cali La
RUGS. briar twist, nine green 9x12,
two 12x15, ozite pads. excel. cond,
Teas. Must sell. Call ME. s-46e1
RUGS. Oriental Persian. Chinese:
moderns. ANTIQUES; moderate prices.
RHas H4kE EgG sesas saoe 6.nss S4Ss 18th I'll st. ;a.s
greatly reduced. cAssAB1AN. 1904
o st. 1t Wisconsin ave. %
RUG CLOSE-OUT
Imported Persian design sx12 rugs
ORIENTAL RUG MART
206 G st. NV. ME. S-O416
SCALES Changing vegetable scoop
typel orand-new Chattilon. 2O-lb.,
So: Elec; computing scales from
$35: meat grinders from S35: going
out of fixture business: remaining
Il gftsss PHsHess CO. only s4oe eRtGE aa
ave. NV. TU. 2-2636.
SEWING MACHINE, 31-15 Singer
tailoring machine, rebuilt with table
and " h.p. GE motor which is guar
anteed new. Terms. pay as little
as $l.25 wk. Call ST. 3-2SO0 before
6 pm, ask for MR.. THOMAS. $
HOW CASES (2), S75; restaurant
equip, table. chairs, sink. grease
trap. hood, fan. Cheap. DU. 7-03u0.
-6
SOFA. KEssrrpen, incl; custom Slip
STEEL FILE CABINETS-i.O 900 draw
ers ior 5xS cards, 10" deep. base and
tops to match. Buy as many as you
want. 81 per drawer. Come and get
them. See Mr.. Althaus. THE CREDIT
BUREAU, 1921 @ St NV a
Evening star., 1954-10-04

suite, double bed !;
cabinets. Ia. 9-571S. a
FURN.-2-pe. liv. rm. suite. $455:
small tables; gas range. SO:
washer. Easy Spindrier: SO; Holly
wood bed. $40. Ii. 4-2912. 65s
FuRN.EBrand-new, complete 5 rms.
SITS. NV. CO. 5-0697. IS
entire furnishings. for 3-bed-
raes run; hHSse JE 4s4ea ne Ho HS5segy yy$ss Rersa5
FURN.-Beds. Oriental rug, bureaus.
tables, wash. machine. Can be seen
Tues, Oct. 5. between 1880 and 4.
2-pc. Kroehler sofa bed
Hoa a6d snsds7 shsif; gray color good coz c91d'
FURNITURE-Misc. household items;
breaking up house. Sacrifice. NO.
FURNITUKE-2 red-leather snack
stools; good as new; 5-pc. blond
bedrm. suite. Simmons twin beds,
I ANTIQUE white mahos. table: rsas.
FSFs ~ ssd magic gs se5isa ssiss in good s espd
walnut, Simmons coil
spring. clean innerspring mattress.
$45 Student table and bench.
Em maple; s-s5si. s5Si Deteeto baby scale. Es SS'
FURNITURE Tsi UNCLAIMED - Table
and chairs. Sl6; hide-a-way
bed, 500; surplus feather pillows,
csc: chest OF draws, $12: club
chair, SIS: side chair. S5: sofa
bed and chair, SIS; wing chair,
S25; bed, mattress and spring,
S24; sofa bed. $40; love seat, S25:
innerspring mattress, $40: sofa 3
cushion, $50. We also do reuphol.,
refin., cab. work, antique restoring
and draperies. Sofa and chair slip
COW. S4s: sofa and chair reuphol..
incl labor and material, 3-yr. guar,
$50. HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS,
2447 18th st. NV. CO. 5-5116. Free
parking Embassy Garage. Open ewes.
GAS sis RANGES. new, used; repairs. s. oil,
coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE.
10l1 9TH NV. MA. S-S952.
GAS RANGE, excellent condition: S65.
GAS RANGES. used. in las is" con-
dition. your choice, $40 plus delivery
charge. B. A. COE AND CO. 1921
14th st. NV. CO. $4,000. p
GAS RANGES, new. used. installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Georgia
ave. DE. 2-5566.
Evening star., 1954-10-04

Furniture-High-grade bed
room suites, dining room
and dinette sets. French
commodes, fine innerspring
mattresses, rugs, lamps,
bric-a-brac, table linens,
antiques, pair bronze fig
ures, pair bronze show
horses. Numerous other very
desirable home e emblish-
ments. All to be sold by
auction at Williams Auction
House, 918 New York Ave.
Tues. tomorrow at 200 PM.
Auctioneer'S phone. Ma. S-2619.
Evening star., 1954-10-04
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

BSMT. STUDIO; refgr.. grill, clock
radio. Tv. airfoam mattress. $9-$15
2l47 F st. NV; Ex, 3-6e33. IS
apt. clean and comfortably furn.
suit. for 2: next bath. AID. 4-31 SO
LIv. RM., bedrm.. kit. refgr., utils
furn... semipvt. bath. 944 N. Y. ave
NV. Me. S-464O. -
419 9Th ST. S.W. = /. z or 3 rm
Pent.: SO up. NE. S-50e6. -
COLORED-CPLE. OR sGLE. LADIES
Mice furn. frt. rfn. It, housekeep
ing. Call before $50, AID. 2-0S41
COLORED-11Is 9th ST. NV
1-rm. efiiciencies. unfurn.. S37 up
incl. utils. See McRAE. Apt. 22 OF
call JE. 3-S350. -