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The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-19
ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE

Due to mechanical limita- tions, and in an effort to pro- duce the paper in time for car riers and sellers to be on the street immediately after the closing of school on Fridays, particularly during these short winter days, cooperation of ad- vertisers Is asked in getting your copy into the office not later than noon on Thursday.
 THE SENTINEL,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-19
ELM REPRESENTATIVE IN TOWN

Warner T. May, Bureau of Land Management representative from the Ketchikan office is in Wrangell for a few days in connection with land surveys out Zimovia highway.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-19
PULP PICTURES TO
 BE SHOWN TONIGHT AT CHAMBER MEETING

Pictures, depicting the pulp in- dustry, will be shown by Senator 8 oris Barnes at the Chamber of Commerce meeting scheduled for 7:4O this evening at the Fire Hall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-19
RUDE LEADING IN WRANGELL'S ANNUAL DEER DERBY

0. K. Rude is leading the annual deer derby, sponsored by the Stik- inc Sportsmen's Association, with a 161-pound bnek. Those bringing in deer should report their entries to Dan Roberts, secretary of the Association.
 Deer season closes Monday and the following is the deer ladder to date:
 O. K Rude, 161 lbs.
 Tom Teller, 158 lbs.
 Eddie Churchill, 15O lbs.
 Don Kangas, 151 lbs.
 Clint Miller, 1850 lbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Chemical Engineers Open
4-Day Meeting tomorrow

Government control of In
formation and patents dealing
with atomic energy will be dis
cussed by representatives of in
dustry. Government and re-
search tomorrow as part Of q
four-day meeting of the Ameri-
can Institute of Chemical En-
gineers at the Statler Hotel.
Other subjects will deal with
Operation SPP." or Scientific
and Professional Personnel in
the Army, use of computing
machinery in chemical engineer
ing and new mineral processing
techniques.
DR.. Lawrence r. Hafstad, d.
rector of the reactor division
of the Atomic Energy Commits
sion. will give a report on the
status of industrial atomic
power. DR.. Hafstad's group was
closely allied to production and
design of the atomic reactor
power plant Of the newly
launched atomic sub. the Nau-
titus.
Representing industry in the
subject will be Edwin j. Putzell.
jr., secretary of the Monsanto
Chemical Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

club auditorium, 2121 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. "Unioniza-
ton for Professional Engineers"
by Joseph Amann. president.
Engineers and Scientists Of
America and E. L. Chandler. as
sistant secretary, American So
ciety Of Civil Engineers.
American Institute Of Indus
trial Engineers PM. meeting,
Engineers Club of Washington,
Hotel Willard. Room lola.
Operations Research-the Wild
ening Horizon of Industrial En-
cheering" by Donald G. NAL
colin, Johns Hopkins University.
Society of Plastics Engineers
Z pm, dinner; $3.50 pm, meet
ing. Candlelight Lodge. Balti-
more. --latest Developments in
Phenolic Resins" by r. E. Dodd.
Durez Plastics and Chemicals.
Inc.
Washington Safety Society
$50 pm. meeting, Naval Gun
Factory. Burton w. Marsh. d.
rector of the TRAFFIC Engineering
and Safety Department of the
AAA, will speak on urban and
Rural Streets and Highways"
American Institute Of Elec-
trical Engineers-Annual ladies'
night, z pm, dinner. Hamilton
Hotel. Chantilly Room. Fours'
teenth and K streets NV. E. E.
Benzenberg. Gibbs and Cox, ma
val architects. New York. will
demonstrate non-fiammable fab
RIGS and materials.
Wednesday.
American Society of Heating
and Ventilating Engineers - s
pm, dinner; 2 pm. meeting.
National Institute of Health.
Bethesda, Md, Clinical Center.
Building 10. The dinner will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

In the cafeteria. There win be
an inspection OF the building at
tbs pm.
The Geological Society Of
Washington - 8 pm. meeting.
Cosmos Club. Florida and Mas
sachusetts avenues NV. High
Index Liquids" by r.. L. Negro
witt. "Ore Beneficiation by
Neutron Activation," by F. E..
Semitic. Present Methods of
Observing Ice In the Sea-" by
C.. G. Bates.
Thursday.
American Society of Mechan-
ical Engineers-6:15 pm. din
ner. Hammel's Restaurant. 8
pm. meeting Potomac Electric
Power Co.'s auditorium: 1.-THE
Human Side of Business" by
Jennings Randolph. assistant to
president, Capital Airlines.
Engineers Club of Washing
ton-Noon luncheon meeting.
Willard Hotel; Lucien P. Tuck
erman, National Bureau Of
Standards. will speak on
"Tinker-Toy" System for auto
matte production and assembly
for electronics equipment.
Friday.
Philosophical Society Of WASH
ington-8:15 pm. meeting, Co.'S
mos Club auditorium, 212l Mas
sachusetts avenue; Solar
X-rays, Extreme Ultraviolet Ra-
diation and the Ionosphere." by
DR.. Herbert Friedman. Naval
Research Laboratory.
American Society of Agricul-
tural Engineers-11:45 luncheon
meeting. room $685.. South
Building. Agriculture Depart
ment. E. A. Lice, corrosion en-
gineer, International Nickel Co.
of New York. will speak on Cor
rosion Action" 1t will be illus
trated.
Anthropological Society of
Washington-8:15 pm. meeting,
room 43. National Museum.
Tenth and Constitution avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Science Calendar for Week

Science and technical society
meetings haze been announced
for this Week By the Joint
Committee on Press Relations
OF the District Council OF
Engineering and Architectural
Societies and the Washington
Academy OF Sciences. All meet
ings listed are open to the
public unless otherwise listed.
Today.
American Institute Of Chemi-
cal Engineers. four-day national
meeting starting today at the
Hotel Statler.
Tomorrow.
Society of Photographic En-
gineers, 8:15 pm. meeting, Ma
tional Academy of Sciences, 2101
Constitution avenue NV Lamps
for Photographic Instrumental
ton" with discussions on photo
flash lamps, flash tubes and fila
ment lamps as they may be ap-
piled to laboratory and engineer
ing studies, by R. E. Birr. Cen
eral Electric Co.
American Society for Metals.
6:15 pm. dinner, 8 pm. meeting.
MAYORS restaurant. Advanced
Casting" by Harrison I. Dixon.
president, metallurgical Produc-
ton Company. Mass.
The Institute of Radio Engi-
neerS, 6 PR. cocktails. GAO pm.
dinner, Old ODonnell's Restau-
rant, 1907 E street NV. 8 pm.
meeting, Potomac Electric Power
CO., auditorium, Tenth and E
streets NV. Matching Oppor-
tunity with Need" by DR.. James
w. McRae, president, Sandia
Corp.
Tuesday.
American Society of Civil En-
gineers. 8 pm. meeting. Cosmos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Salvage Experts Upright Liner Empress Of Canada

winches Of the salvage plant
slowly began hauling up the
liner. The Empress now win be
pumped out. then 60 to dry dock
to be made seaworthy for the
last sad voyage to the ship
breakers.
The salvage cost viii be about
81 million.
Only comparable salvage feats
In marine history are the right
ing Of the Normandie in New
York Harbor and the raising Of
the battleShip Oklahoma at Pearl
Harbor, experts here said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Apples in Alaska
Bring so Cents Apiece
By The Assoeiatod Press

FAIRBANKS, Alaska.-Re-
member when selling apples was
q symbol Of the big depression?
They were a red-cheeked sign
Of prosperity recently in the Far
North. They sold for SO cents
apiece.
Bob Rice flew q box of the
fruit to the remote village of
Aklavik. In Northwestern Can
ada, along with a cargo Of ma
chinery. He said the apples were
snapped up at the premium price
in an hour and a half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
BY The Assoeiassd Press

LIVERPOOL. England. Mar. 6.
experts uprighted the
fire-wrecked Canadian liner En-
press Of Canada in Sc minutes
today after IA months Of meticu-
lous preparation. The blazing
20,235-ton liner keeled over on
her side at her dock on January
26, 1853.
Maritime engineers called the
successful righting Of the SIS
million liner the greatest salvage
feat in Britain'S history. She
lay at q 0O-degree list when 16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Meeting at Coolidge High

The Home and School Asso-
citation of Coolidge High School
will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in
the school auditorium. Fifth and
Tuckerman streets NV. Mont
gomery County Juvenile Court
Judge Alfred Noyes will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

NV. John Corbett. Philip
Drucker and M. T. Newman will
speak on American Indians in
the Pacific" an appraisal Of
Heyerdahl'S theories.
Evening star., 1954-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFGR.. GE. 7-cu.-ft.. excellent con-
after g. JE. 4-O994. --S
ROASTER, Westinghs. cab, broileH
and Pyrex dishes: excel. cond.; cost
$50. sacrifice $40. co. 5-IB92.
RUG, rose and blue, gx12. Chinese;
excel: condition; win sacrifice. IA.
RUGS etvq rersians, i Beautiful gay ,,S,g Ssy
OWNER. Call EN-. 3-Ss74. IS
RUGS-Wedgewood, blue velvet, Bige-
low, Sx10, all sides bound with run
ners to match. some never used.
underpads incl: bought at Mayors,
3 yrs. old: all $40. kit. chrome
chairs, $40: lawn mowers, almost
new, So; prs. white curtains. $l0.
s2xoFHoSs. alto. Buescher. and
ssss; ssS Excel. cOnd. s10o. EN-. 8
SECRETARY, Gov. winthrop style,
excel. cond.; reasonable price. Ewes
after 8 pm. and Sat. and SUM-. IA.
sEWfSG MACHINE. electric portable,
Syivania, round bobbin. excellent
condition sos. so. $500. ---S
Comb. radial arm
saw, like new, complete with drill
press, sanding table and disc router
and spindle shaper, 1-h.p. reversi-
BILE motor. Complete home work
shop in l unit. Retails at $319,
will sell today at 1925. JE. 2-s140,
Evening star., 1954-08-07
ApTs. FURNIsHED-D.c.

4s9 VALLEY AVE. Sc. No. 2. and
4S5 Valley ave. s.e., No. 800 and
500 so; near Boiling AFB; very nice
rm.. din. and kit; front and rear
entrances: utiIs. incl. Sat, call Ma.
s;5sSI SgIp,,a sun - can hraSSs sS s1sIss. esiss
INC. 1722 I st. NV. Ma. $4,000.
TWO ROOMS, semtpvt. bath; no OBJ
lection to small baby: $l3.2b wk.
800 @ st. s.e.. Ii. 3-S692. IU,
DUPoSr TPoST AREA--clean attrac. enc.
for OF 9 In small apt. bldg.
wlssUS R9stS IL IaoSsE. Sslsif lsas 18th st, NV
saESssd, ESesI .s s,Em ss5 aR's AN saS-ss1 s1eS eS
SHADY BROOKS APT, Macarthur
blvd n.w.-1 bedrm. with pch.: utils
incl: Sl00 EN-. 2-lo55. res. mgr
WALTER REED VICINITY -b rms.
and bath in apt. bldg. Newly dec.
Cony. transp.: Sl25. RA. 3-lo05.
DUPONT CIRCLE - Attrae. ? rms.
and bath: newly decorated; lge.
closets: utils.; $50. ~AD. 4-1sso.
GaEsoOiRsSSaETowN-small, but de luxe.
Garden. fireplace. New, charming
an convenient: S135. co. 6-46Se.
CONGRESS HTs.-NewIy dee. lst-n.
duplex spt,s liy. rm.. bedrm., KIT.
bath. 20. 2-250e. -8
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NICE SLEEPING RIM. next to bath;
also, water in rm.; near busline.
IS WI. Ii. T-5536 n
65S MD. AVE. N.E.-Clean. conf.
sgle. rn., semipvt. bath; gentleman.
II. T-S0e3. -
li9 END ST. N.E.-Nice large clean
rooms, almost new furniture; prob
ably the most beautiful view of the
Capitol and Supreme Court Bldgs. in
Washington any where. Rates 81. 30
week, II. 6-3692. -
COLORED-ILEAN bsmt. room for
man; SIS week. AID. 4-0641. -
COLORED-NICE bright rm., use Of
kitchen; call after 6 pm. LA. 6.
COLORED-LGE. NEWLY FURN. and
decor. front rm.; kit. privils.; share
rest of home; good transp. HU.
FOR EMPLOYED WOMAN - Conf.
rm. with screened porch; excel.
transp.: 636 d st. ne. -S
CAPITOL HILL, 226 e. Capitol ST.
Clean single rooms; convenient To-
cation. Ii; 3-964l. s.
gentleman: IN pvt. home. COW.
NICE ROOM FOR SETTLED LADY
or man; cow. transp. 1889 5th
st. ne. AID. 2-1967. IS
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ROOMS FURNIshEp-N.W.

Ss5sS4o-4S' Dds. s25. .s3o.Ss5 Pvt
bath. $40. Trans. So. AID. 2-9296
25OI QUE ST. N.W.---Mod. apt. bldg.
studio, apt. with refgr. and grill, for
hight housekeeping: park. facilities
LADIES, SINGLE Rooms ONLY. s17
18th ST.: newly dec. and furn.: ele-
vator. maid. switchboard service
$40 mo. or $40 wk. ME. S-5707
DUPONT CIRCLE. Conn. ave- and +
Nicely furn. bedrm.. $40. Alst
large rm. with uvt; bath; Maid seIy, ,r
NR. Rs. DUP6Nr 6sS crRcLE-sinsle roo room
So yeek f242 21st st. NV. ME, 8
1883 s5s' 10th ST. N.w.--BusinesswonSer
sgle; and dble. rms: beaut. furn.
asS nSs iRaRp iran ssT 81 % Sp E3 sSe Pame
House; .redec cool. single rm,: onl!
IDUPUNT III DSirtri CIR. -sgle rm use of kit
liv rm Tv Daily maid serv s.
| per wk 1857 @ st NV DE. 2-0ly9
18th AND SHERIDAN SITS. Nv
| For Govt. man, in comfortable home
bedrm., pvt. bath and iiv. rn,.: man:
Sfi5. RIA, ts-TS24.
FLORAL MANOR. 1914 18th ST NV.
single rm In elev. type BIDS; 81 o
hiss P ST. NV; unusually ige
single rm.. adj. bath; SS: also from
ATRlcooaRb iRs sGOm srupIo RM... Teisr refs
F ST. NV. EX. 3-6633. 10
lsiNGLE ROOM. l714 Rhode Islam
dec; SS5 month. -
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1s4O r ST. NV, 1.-THE Churchill"-
NJ. bath. Sis wk. NO! 1866.
Mr.. DUPONT cIRcLE-completely,
ssss tHsa lasa Hf a,ss :sfsE 8: nr sa NE SH52as
l2as M ST. N.w.-se up for ssle.
rms; dble., refGr.. grill. $11.6O up
LGE.. eiE.'ss sssTupIo RIM, and kis,, sls:se
Pi ea1 NE NEwTSN Si ST. seitsw N.w.-1ge. atsTac,
pchs, pcHsio $50. o. CO. se0.GaSs 51Gasss. 0A' '''
esl7 28th ST. NV, Or. sheraton;
RGriih Pduits. DE. Ta'sr ssr-4ose. eiSelA'0'' g cS''
18TH AND r. i. AVE. N,E.-Attrac-
lively furn. apis. / or 2 lge. rms,
full kit, adj. bath. Suit. "a adults
NEAR CAPiToL-comfortable bed
liy;, rm.. full kit, cony Sa1 Navy Yard.
BEAUTIFUL SS LGE. Liv. RIM. .-BEDRM
iSS isa6 p st st. NV. co. 5-S1ss. ws
e5S9 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. bright rm.
Ven. blinds: deck porch; refgr:.
stove; $40 wk; DE. 2-l675. 81 %l2
SlSO 10Th 81. N.M.~@ EuS., IetsI =.
Stove, utils.; Sac; CO, 5-1s5a. la
music. clock radio. Ty, sfgr.; So;
SIS. 2147 NV: Elk; S-6633. Ia
7O4 NEW JERSEY AVE. NW.-Ont
large front room and kitchenette
elec. refgr:, utils.; $3.50 week
lss4 IA NEWTON ST. N.w.-Furn. Ige
front rm,, sink. refgr' &Till' very Iiy
$ $3.50. 90 - 5
FURN., rm., kit, hot and cold
water. refgr.. newly dec. 1477 Co
1sn .am0ts tCsofTJujMBIA III RID. N.w.-several
Ink. rms, rfgr. and gas. stove n
every rm. SO. $40, $11 wk. AD,o A.
13s9 DELAFIELD PL.-2 lge. rms.
screened porch, refgr. and hot plate
next bath; attic fan. RA. 6-S35e
III
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ROOMS fURN.-Mp. 8 VA.

N. ARL.. Lorcom Lane blk. fr. Lee
hyy.-Lge. cor. rm. Sep. entr. Ext
nhone avail. ia. S-9137. IS
NICE RM., semipvt. bath; Is min
Pentagon. Wash. Lovely N. Ari. sec
tion. ia. T-44l1. -S
LGE, RM., twin beds, pvt. bath: near
bus and Pentagon. For . refined
ladies. ia. S-6S53, -S
COTTAGE CITY, MD.-1st Fl. next @
bath, okie. exposure, single 81
double $40. WA. 7-9403. liz
WOMAN MUSICIAN will rent lge
frt. rrn. to congenial business vom-
Virginia estate; share bath; break
fast priyils; 10 min. D. c.: 8 blks
Lee hwy. bus. IA. 2-S745. -S
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RjAs. fURN.-MD. . va. tcoal.ll | I

ROOM for ! or Q men: kit. priyils.;
gar: mr., TT. Myer, Pentagon. Navy
Annex; reas. IA. 7-S694, -
NJ. ARLNGTON--Niceiy furn. bedrm
In apt. bldg: pvt. entr.; close In;
conv. transp. ia. 7-0107. -S
home, conv. to air
port and Pentagon; bus at door;
young refined adults. XII. 8-796S
LGE., COOL BEDRM., with pvt. bath
in Silver Spring. 2 blks. from shop
ping center and movie: bus stop In
front of the door: suitable for ] OF
FOUR CORNERS AREA or Q Ia.
dies; lovely dble. ventilated It. bed
rm.; ref. JU. 5-5196. -
ARL.-Dble. or sgle-, light, cool rm.
1st a. next to bath, nr. bus anc
shopping. IA. 1880. Is
CHEVY CHASE-Large rm., pvt bath
Gentlemen. Call OIL. 4-4966 ewes
after 6; week ends any time. -13
CHILLuM---Dble. rn., girls; use. oi
kit, laundry, rec. rm., TV; and but
at door. AP. 7-6790. IS
pvt. bath and garage. ccnv. transp
CCRsNER ROOM, next bath, near bus
employed lady or couple. IA. 5-1659
Evening star., 1954-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

with simmons mattress.
chest. studio couch. dropleaf table.
lamps, desk, misc. pcs. uN. 4-3O13
after pm. or Sat. Sun.
FURN.-Pair ANTIQUE carved rosewood
antenna, $I2i waterproof baggage
carrier, zipper. $15. WO. 6-6710, --S
'FURN.-2-pc. sofa bed. rose upholS..
excel. cond.. $65: also 7-pc. j.. dinette
set. maple nm, $75. LII. 1-2344. rs
bedSm. walnut Tsas0nsGl nish hV Bendiz Gi
washer; other articles. To. 2-6942.
rURN.-Twin beds. white oak with
night stand. dresser, vanity and
stool to match. white metal kit.
cabinet, 36 in; high, with 2 drawers
practically new. EN-. Sesss3. IS
FURN;-Sofa. chair. double bed: all
blond: chrome dinette set. JU. O.
FGkN.-Moying, must sell: excel.
bed. match. chair, tables, So siSo; GS
bedrm.. pcs. $50. ia. 2-2ss5.
FURN.--Double brass bed. porch
glider. sofa. club chair. OIL. 2-3989.
Call between 9 am. and 8 pm. SUN.
GAS RANGES: new used. repairs:
STOVE. lO11 7th NV. MA. s-8952.
GAS RANGE. in excellent condition,
$50. EN-. 3-3675.
GAS RANGES. new. used: installa-
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237
GAS STOVE, apt. size, SIS del. Also
two gliders, new. S25 and $50. Wal
nut drop-leaf table. $50. PO. 2
GiLDERs. new. $25 and $50. Drop
Leaf table, walnut; $50. Gas stove,
$25. All del. .PO. 2-3837. 8"
GOLF CLUBS, lady's t3), Louis Susgs
woods, irons, 2 through 8, and bag.
$50 or best offer. JU. 9-S624.
GRAPHOPHONE. Edison with 25
cylinder records; $40. RE. 5-S251.
HEARING AID, Audar, best offer ac-
cepted. IA. TOPAZ. --S
HOUSE HOLD ARTTCLES-Club alu-
minum kit. ware, steam iron. Singer
treadle-type sewing machine, misc.
items. NO. 7-4413. IS
IRONER-EaSy: excel. cond. !:
Evening star., 1954-08-07

tGLASs-LOUvERED WINDOWs)
Expertly installed or delivered with
complete instructions for installa-
ton. Save over 509e.
-SECO SALES ENGINEERS
JIG. S-3010 EN-. 2-S749
JEWELERS. WALL CASES., new
condition. Call Ma. S-6406. ~
Law BOOKS-;Complete set. Federal
Reporter Federal (2dl and Fed
eral Supplement in glass front
cases. INQUIRE daytime, MA. S-216S.
LIT TRUCK with forks. ENT-
WISHES CONCRETE BLOCK. week
, days; RE 5z7272: IS
and s.dn mirror all in good cond. RA
LIVING RIM. sET-s-pc. with Sin
covers. Mirror. Good condition,
LfV.' " Isg RIM SUITE, Q pcs, dresser, s
bookshelves, plastic drapes, table
lamps. EN-. 2-4991. %
LUGGAGE-Large suitcase and COM
panion over-night case. 1881 s st.
NV, Apt. 402.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

2IO ARAPAHOE DR.. Forest Hts. Sc
Out. s. Capitol ext.-Lge. rm. with
bath in pvt. home. Daily maid sery.
linens. or men pref. 10. 7-S2SS
after pm. -
CAPITOL HILL. opp. House once,
blk. Lib. Cong.-2nd a.. next bath;
clean, quiet rm.; man. Ii. 3-29l3.
18th ST., mr.. Pa. ave. s.e.-Lse
front rm., suitable cple. or lady
phone and laundry privils.: conv.
transp. Ii. 7-3479. -
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215 King st. Alexandria. Va
King $4,000 -S
FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE >.
featuring sedrawer double dresser
and mirror, roomy chest Of drawers
full-size bookcase bed.
REG. $199-NOW $3.50
NO MONEY DOWN
Hrand-new dual purpose quality !iv.
ing room suite, matching sofa beC
and chair. Upholstered in luxurion: t,
inner hiMUIs sprins Sco CONSTRUCTION through.
out. Sofa folds into comfortable
REC. $ $$1sS~Now $3.50
NO MONEY DOWN
nm. suite; ypholstered in 2 richly
toned metallic damask. Full inner
REG. $239-NOW $97
NO MONEY DOWN
Although ATLAS FURNITURE price.
Sssed a,.S Sn sslm, sssn selling may ).
ranged N.Y. MY PR1RSp RR nSfssJ JoaN SIM
ATLAS FURNITURE
WASH WA - ? NORTH eLrsr Fl aD: 1,snsn SO,
ARI.;o opsn VA; SATURDAY Till "a; p.9. s.0sl'
FURNITURE
Entire stock OF. fine antinaue shoI
must be sold this week end, Every
thing must go. China. silver. bress
bric-s-brac,. French. Victorian apt
English sntiaaus furniture furniture. 10 ,1s Tsas
south Of Alex. on Mt. Vernon Me
dr.. SO. s.s155. IS
FURN.LKitchen set: Formicca table 1!
: 4 chairs; bedrm. rug. lOxl2; 12,in
EindCw drS ,.S;ns. exhaust ian: 6sIs end taoles
suite: maple dbie bed. coil springs
hardwood with wise, drawers ant
cab, elec. heater. OF; 2-5S9S: s,cna ~
chair. kitchen table and 2 chairs
Hollywood bed; very reas. AP
FURNS..Moeorretown. Must sell: iik
new loMs 6sdrmS S;natt iiy r%; ;,anta, lIc ras an
lamps. end tables, refgr.. misc. g
rm;;. apt;s svssinloo svsnoo, to buyer BY d.s Si who'll
FURN.-sofa bed, 2 matching chair
iiv. rm. rug. 20. $3.50. IS
ocessiona chairs 5 sefi high F~'b Boy oeo Low
price. Apt. 305. 7436 Georgia ave
NV. Sat. afternoon. Sun. or eyes
FuRN.-Bedroom. living room, di
viii sacrifice. DE. e-S35S. =
end tables: lamps; etc. all all 70, s42s
E5nM sSsfss sin'fns .nsis sSld .asIs %shSsaal
8. 12-iA. leaves, pads. side an an
S.rs arm copda shaiSs of Sssggp91fwhits sggS9s' euse'
FURN.wsoiid maple twin beds. g
ca: gas range. $50: chair, blue. ar
tique. $l2: chests. S13: 3 yritir
Ssss tables 81 e. ,ptq tSping & char So 4. e
FUsS.%pin. sS 5SaS rm. ns'di studio Couch. m,
fsnse. table top; $sS. IA. s-62e4
sgENMcas,E sny ;,,s s,.E S ;St.s .s.si74 eusnlssn s
lis, ave. NV. Apt, .7os.
FURN.-chrome. formica-top dinir
set, yellow and gray; extra lsrg
iesf Ssf0G mex fx'snss eoss s. r. ussd Msa
sell for SIS; excellent condition
Call IA. 2-Sl90, s.
FTfRN.-Misc. items: Elec. irone
desk, bedrm. set, extra springs an
mattresses, 4202 Garrison st. ny
FURN.-6-tt. Admiral refRr,. per
L.cond., 500: dbl. couch, $40: ches
on-chest. light maple. $40: mis-
items. Ii. 2-5412. --S
FURN,-Red sofa. green lounge chat
other misc: good cond. Ia. q-05l
all day Sun. S-S
FURN.s e-pc. walnut dining rm. suit
YURN.-9-pc. blond maple diniI
nm. suite, small kitchen set, tab
2 chairs, twin bed set, dark maho
any vanity, wardrobe and dress,
IA. 0-9S69. -S
Evening star., 1954-08-07
DEEP-WELL PUMP

Call PARKWAY 5-2446 -8
EDITOR SPLICER for 16-mm. movie
Aim. JU 9-36SS. -S
FURNITUkE - Wanted today. furni.
ture. any amount Also need refgr !.
gas range and good piano CaN
FWRNiTGRR4sfRpsEYE Ws inTGRR7. Hs sEg1sy MAPLE. in
good condition. RA. 3-6SS5. -S
FURNITURE--Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
81 sears. HOPWOoD'S. 9th and K
GRANbFATHER'S CLOCK. with date
and lunar changes; must be good
appearance and working. Box 300-X,
Star "a
Evening star., 1954-08-07
GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded iewelry, We pay cash.
A KAHN INC

62 YEARS At 935 F 81. NV.
OLD FASHIONED picture flames
clocks, furniture, china glass. SILVER
etc. OIL. 7-9346. To-
PIANOS--ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
CALL. Day or Night. Ju 9-3039.
REFRIGERATOR must be clean, goo,
cond.. modern. win pay up to $50
REEfRiGGRAToRs, most all makes
not in operating cond. Cali so,
$4,000. 20
WANTED FOR CASH - Furniture
refrigerators, televisions. SAN
BROWNS, II. 7-6046.
ONE BLACKSMITH electric forg,
hammer. JU. o-2S26. -
Evening star., 1954-08-07
ROOMS AND APTs. TO sHAR!

MOTHER end child. to
share ins se nw Rox ss5x sB5 xifs star
TWO MEN to share Ice. 3-bedrm; apt.
with 3 other men; Dupont Circle
area. Call after 8 pm, AID. 2-23Sl.
L GIRL. 1880, share lge:. bright
Conn. ave. apt. with otnsr gnra5;
GIRL, about 80, to share newly fur.
nished apt. with another girl. 5000
Conn; ave; No. 7SnRS 7sIahs. ..,,..toy, MS
apt; man. to share with man; 1888.
LovELR ST1ta R0T Ts4T1G6fo 41nKo siaE RM.. pvt. bath,
mod. furn.; " blk. from Conn. ave;
for lady to share with another lady.
s.E.-Girl. $500, to share nicely
nnH furnished te ese. aps sz gi5n Lu an0snsF ssoss
Young LADY to share apt. with
another lady; liv. .rm., bedrm.. kits
.lCIuscI rear porch. pvt: bath. 5ns
Constitution ave. me-, Ii. 7-S2S37.
YOUNG MAN to share apt. in s.w.
with another man. Phone; 10. j.
REFINED ELDERLY WOMAN, non
smoker, non-drinker, would ike
room with home privl. with Christ
ian family D. C. area, not Va. 1st
a; or. elev. bldR- refs. exch. Box
NURSE viii VIII share her 2-bedrm. apt.
with working mother and child;
care for child. JE. 4-5314. Ia
YOUNG MAN will share apt. near
Capitol with another man. $35 per
month. Use Of piano. Ii. 3-1556.
LADY to share apt. with another lady
in new airo,cond. bldg. on Conn. ave.
YoGNG oIf EMPLOYED WOMAN. / child
age 4; desires share attrac.
GEORGETOWN apt. with another young
We m a n: similar circumstances.
tastes. For 'appt., call HU. 3-9237.
WIDOW WOULD like congenial lady
to share 2-bedrm. apt. in Naylor
Gardens. Conv. and reasonable;
home privls. LU. 4-1447. IS
or single,
to share 2-bedrm. furn. apt. La.
6-6957 or La. 6-6SS2. p i,
COLORED-SHARE APT, man and
wife or / woman with Q woman. Use
of everything. $40 mo. Call Sat. and
Sun, LU. 1-1534. 4919 Jay st. ne.