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Evening star., 1955-06-21
BY DAISY CLELAND

Four hundred and eighty-five
cadets of West Points class
of '56 caused many well known
Washington hostesses to put
their best foot forward last
evening.
With the future Army Of
ficers virtually taking over the
nations capital, several of the
towns best kitchens were in
a furry of activity. Hams and
turkeys were chilled. Salads,
sandwiches and dainty desserts
were turned out for over a
thousand.
Many hands make light
work." said Mrs. William Gal
vim, executive secretary Of the
Armed Services Hospitality
Committee. This seemed to be
the case as our social notables
turned out food and festivity
in such a well ordered manner
that it must have even i'm
pressed the military.
Kiplingers' Party
Among the hosts were Mr..
and Mrs. William Kiplinger
who gave a buffet supper for
200 on their River Road estate
and others were former Am
bassador and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Robertson, Mrs. Anne
Archbold. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Bretsch, the Wom-
ems National Democratic Club
and the Army daughters" at
the Fort McNair Officers Club.
The cadets flew in Satur-
day for a training visit at the
Engineers Center, Fort Bel
voir, and are leaving today for
Fort Monmouth, N. j., and
then back to West Point.
Last evenings parties were
mainly planned by the Armed
Services Hospitality Committee
and the Home Hospitality
Committee which is headed by
Mrs. Martin Vogel.
The party at Mr.. and Mrs.
Kiplingers' was not a new ex-
perience for them. They had
entertained a similar group
two years ago. Assisting her
parents was Miss Bonnie Kip
linger and many of her class
mates from Sidwell Friends
School where Bonnie will be a
member of the senior class
next year. There was a buffet
supper and dancing in the
driveway to a juke box after
wards.
Among the guests at this
party was the Commanding
Officer of Fort Belvoir, Maj.
Gen. Louis w. Prentiss and
Mrs. Prentiss and 1t. Col. and
Mrs. C. E. Diehl also of Fort
Belvoir.
Il told them they could
come if they didn't make the
real guests (the cadets un-
comfortable" said Mrs. Kip
linger. 1t could be assumed
that they didn't since the
cadets presented Gen. Prentiss
with a silver tray in apprecia-
ton for their visit.
Gen. and Mrs. Prentiss left
this party early in an attempt
to drop by some of the others.
Garden Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss enter
tanned about As for dinner in
their attractive Georgetown
garden. This will be one of
the last Washington parties
for them since they will be
Evening star., 1955-06-21
Wedding Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l..
Michael announce the mar
riage June IL of their daugh-
ter Evelyn Portal to Mr.. Mel
win Rottman, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Abraham Rottman Of
Baltimore. The ceremony took
place at the home Of the
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rottman will
haake their home In Baltimore.
Evening star., 1955-06-21
Service
Wives
Clubs
BY EVELYN M. DENT

Juniors Of the Army Judge
Advocate Generals Corps will
gather this evening at 6
o'clock at the swimming pool
of the North Post of Fort
Myer. After a good swim the
young people will have supper
and then dance. The fete is
an annual event at the begin
ing of the vacation season and
is sponsored by the Ladies of
the Judge Advocate Generals
Corps.
Mrs. George E. Nickel is
chairman for the party this
evening and acting as chaper-
ones will be 1t. and Mrs. Nell
son T. Overton and 1t. and
Mrs. Sanford C. Miller.
Navy Medical Wives
The Navy Medical Service
Corps Wives closed their sea-
son at luncheon last week in
the Officers Club of the Ma
tional Medical Center. Officers
for the new year were in
stalled. Having charge of the
activities for the coming year
are Mrs. Charles Crawford,
president, Mrs. Joseph Fran
cisco and Mrs. Albert Head
ley, vice presidents, Mrs. Hen
ry Parks recording secretary,
Mrs. Paul McReynolds, corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. Low
ell McKerley, treasurer and
Mrs. Frank Pfiermann and
Mrs. Mason Nelson members
of the board. Mrs. Headley
was hostess for the day and
Mrs. Earnest r. Stovall had
charge of the reservations.
Air Force Wives Club
Mrs. Reginald c. Harmon,
wife of Air Force Maj. Gen.
Harmon. has taken over the
duties of president of the Air
Force Officers Wives Club.
She has assisting her for the
coming year Mrs. Thomas B.
Mcdonald, and Mrs. Joseph
M. McCoid. vice presidents,
Mrs. Thomas H. Holbrook,
secretary and Mrs. Paul T.
Hanley, treasurer.
Navy Supply Corps Lunch
The closing luncheon Of the
season for the Navy Supply
Corps Wives was held last
week at the Army-Navy Coun-
try Club. Place cards were
small cardboard limitations Of
pieces of luggage carrying out
the travel theme of vacations.
Miniature ships, "Sayonara",
"Adios" and "Au Revoir"
decorated the tables. Mrs.
Arnold, wife of Rear Admiral
Ralph j. Arnold, presided and
gave a welcome to the incom-
ing officers whose terms do
not begin until September.
Recently elected officers in
clude Mrs. d. r. Capell. execu-
tive chairman: Mrs. H. H.
Hunt, recording secretary;
Mrs. w. r. MacKinnon, cor
responding secretary and Mrs.
w. B. Durant, jr., treasurer.
Chairmen appointed by Mrs.
Arnold are Mrs. H. c. Durham,
membership; Mrs. r. H. Tobias,
luncheon; Mrs. D. c. Ambrose,
Navy Relief: Mrs. T. c. Mason,
publicity; Mrs. G. r. Kin
near, constitution and bylaws
and Mrs. w. E. Scott, Jango.
Civil Engineers Wives
Army Navy Country Club
also was the scene of the clos
ing luncheon of the season of
the Navy's Civil Engineers
Wives Club. The result of the
elections are Mrs. Norman j.
Drustrup, whose husband,
Capt. Drustrup, recently took
up his new duties as comp
troller of the Bureau Of Yards
and Docks Of the Navy. To
serve with her for the coming
year are Mrs. John P. Rou-
lette, vice president; Mrs. Jo-
seph E. Renler, secretary, and
Mrs. Lawrence w. Frate,
treasurer. Mrs. Perry. wife of
Rear Admiral John r.. Perry.
chief of Navy Civil Engineers,
is honorary president of the
Evening star., 1955-11-09
DAYTIME DRESSES

ReRMIafIy I1.yS 10 22.y5
Dozens Of smart styles il royon-ocetote
"beouty" fibres corduroys, wools, tronsition
cottons. Junior ond misses sizes.
Second Ftecy
Evening star., 1955-11-09
by MARY L. VAUGHAN

Travel influence today Is
showing UP more and more in
furniture styles as designers
seek Inspiration from the
Scandinavian countries, from
Spain. Italy and the Far East.
And the horizons are WIDEN
ing still further with new de-
signs rejecting the influence Of
Persia, India and Indo-C China.
Although its recent popu-
larity may be attributed par-
TALLY to its special fitness for
today's open and airy rooms
and partially to its simplicity,
the Far Eastern influence ace
tualiy goes back two centuries.
Chippendale borrowed some
Of his motifs from the Orient.
And during the nth and 18th
centuries Chinese accessories
we're brought from the East by
numerous seafarers to combine
with the carved and painted
furniture OF both the French
and English courts of their day.
Modern designers are fully
aware OF the luxurious look
that can be given any setting
by the addition Of simple.
classic Oriental lines in tables
and accessories. many with
bright. clear lacquer shades.
Italian Provincial has al
Evening star., 1955-11-09
TODAYs HOME
TrdveI Affecting
Furniture Design

WAYS been q fayorfte with dec
orators. and today many pieces
are available In 4 lower price
range, making them not only q
rich looking but practical con-
tribution to the home.
The simple grace Of the Ital-
ian Provincial look is often set
OF BY deeply scored panels or
touches and canted ends. A
soft gray-brown shade gem
orally characterizes the furni-
ture.
Today's designers are select
ing the simple and graceful in
Oriental styles unlike their
predecessors Of the l7th and
18th centHries whose tastes ran
more TO the overelaborate
Typical among the styles are
simple woods in soft finishes
and cane-fronts on low chests
as well As teakwood serving
tables. rounded legs and pewter
hardware for the Oriental
flavor.
Some manufacturers are
turning to the Orient for "ac-
cent" pieces. One such Is a
chest. lacquered in bright
orange, with fat brass decora-
tion while another uses Jap
anese motifs on gold leaf
squares on q chest with
rounded legs.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Men S Shirts Get
A Feminine Twist

slim -necked teen agers can
look cute in miniature mems
shirts with high collarbands.
But. he adds. only the longest
necked women can wear . high
collar without looking broad
in the jowis. So Mr.. Morton
has concocted several alterna-
tive collar treatWents for the
feminine contingent. They
definitely pick up the basic
shirt idea with new touches.
The Ascot collar Is q clever
variation on the button-down
tab. For wear with suits 1t can
be crossed or hlttoned. An.
other way is to twist and but
ton under for 4 new effect.
Evening star., 1955-11-09

Delegates
Honored

Members OF the Canadian
delegation to the Association
Of Military Surgeons conven-
tion were honored last night
at ! reception given BY Royal
Canadian Air Force Wing
Commander and mrs. Romney
H. Lowry.
Delegates Of many Of the
other countries represented At
the convention. now in session
at the Hotel Statler, also were
guests at the party. held in the
new headquarters Of the Cana
dian Joint stan on Massachu-
setts avenue.
Receiving with the host and
hostess were Air Commodore
"A. "A. @. corbet. director gem
eral Of Medical Services for
the REAP. and Brigadier J. N.
B. Crawford. executive stan
officer Of the Canadian Forces
Medical Council. and Mrs,
IS ( 4
Crawford.
Others honored were DR..
@. e. Fryer, medical consult-
ant for civil Defense Services:
Surgeon Commodore =. Il. Lee,
medical director general Of
the Royal Canadian navy:
Brigadief X. A. Hunter. diree-
tor general for medical services
Of the Canadian army: Col.
r. r. DreWry, deputy director
general Of Dental Services: Air
Commodore j.. A. Easton,
RCAF. and DR.. c. w. Mac
Charles, senior star ofi5cef for
the Canadian Defense Re-
search Board.
United states military guests
included MAI. Gen. Dan G.
Ogie. Surgeon General Of the
Air Force; Maj. Gen. SIlas b.
Hays, Surgeon General Or the
Army. and Mrs. Hays: DR..
Leonard A. Scheele, Surgeon
General Of the United States
Public Health Service, and
Rear Admiral Winfred r.
Dana, president elect Of the
ANS. and Mrs. Dana.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
By ELENI

Mems shirts have gone
feminine, according TO an ex-
pert.
Visiting Washington yester-
day and today Is Harry Wall
lace OF Lady Hathaway shirts.
He told us that when things
got out Of hand In 1853 and
women were sWiping their
nen-foIks' shirts for their own
wear. Hathaway decided to
create tailored shirts 9of them
In . saye-the-shirts-f for -tte-
men campaign.
They got designer DiRby
Morton Of London TO design
a group. Now. two years later.
Mr.. Morton Ii convinced that
Evening star., 1955-11-09
League Schedules
U. N. Program

The District Area Branch of
tiis Women's international
League for Peace and Freedom
win sponsor two programs on
the topic. Universal Disarma-
rnent and World Peace. z In OBJ
servance Of the 10th anniger-
sary of the United Nations and
the 10th anniversary of the
league.
The nrstsWili be held tonight,
III the Davis House. 1872 RI
street NV. with Mrs. Ruth
Gage Colby as guest speaker.
Mrs. CAGE Colby foreign.
correspondent with Trans
Radio News Agency At the
y. nj. win speak following i.
coTee hour at 3 p. M. Her
Evening star., 1955-11-09

topic win be rs the U. N. Meet
Ing the Challenge Of Peace?"
Mrs. Gage Colby Is also as
sociate editor Of the World
Community Reporter. a new.
international newspaper which
reports on activities at the
q. NJ
Mrs. Janet NeuInan. national
chairman Of public relations
and d member Of the executive
board OF the District league.
win introduce the speaker and
conduct the question period
following her talk.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Dinner-D Dcnce pIcnned

The Providence Hospital
Alumnas Association win have
its annual dinner-dance to-
night IN the Oakcrest Country
club, with festivities starting
at 4 o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-11-09

in soft-as-a-w wooly-lamb Vi
yelIa made OF lambs wool and
Egyptian cotton. which ex-
Evening star., 1955-11-09

plains its wonderful wash
ability and durability. Here's
Continued on Page BE-, Col. {
Evening star., 1955-11-09

Several colors and fabrics are
available In this style.
But real news is to be found
Evening star., 1955-11-09
COATS AND SUITS

Some ore 5oo6 orion, 5oes wool II, and
others are loOe6 WOOL Choice Of light and
dark colors. Sizes O to l8.
Foarth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

LIVING M. SET. 3 PC. sefs bed.
platform rocker, armchair. Call Jk.
|LIv. RM. SUITE. complete. sect. dsv-
export, foam-rubber seats, giass-fop
cocktail tables. table fol-. sect. daven-
port. table lamps, floor lamps: excel.
cond. STARLIGHT RESTAURANT.
3401 Richmond hwy. ALEXANDRIA.
LIVING ROOM sET-3-pc. mahos. !;
one Hollywood dble. box spring and
mattress; rsas; h. 4-41o4. -27
I .Ss i've, We'd A "A la ST. l SScK Mtl
LOOM for hand weaving. As in: ex-
eellent conditton: reasonably PRICED.
IL0vEsEhfs. pair, custom made,
green matelasse; $75 or best ofder
, Gs 20, after s pm. sun; Lui s.54 "a.
L @iIror. New s- Set0% aeetions nal lime,
SI6O. Studio couch. Modern LINED
oak tables. Walnut vanity and
bench; ehiii q Mems suits. go
LuMEIR. osE, clear. red; Gu. f Sg
fand f.satSss hM n0s sE4ESs ana 10
LUMBER, African NAH. wide boards.
15 cents bd. It. Also 2 and 3 inch
squares, Marine plywood. IA. g
LUpSSBsER-Natursi oak raneis and
molding; 9 pcs. 4-in.x5-in.-1S-ft.
moved from old mansion. 10 asstd,
pcs. 1N-in.x4-ft. x50-ft. total 800
It. IN in. rnolding; 500 II. 4-ln.
moldins; pcs -, in.x s,.n ir.x1 Soi a.
ings. Ideal for rec. rm. Best offer
over SSh III Q-4525
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

New. slightly damaged: S2.e5 up.
BLOCKS. 1749 Lee hwy. IA. g.
SOAR, FAMOUS "ALL" DETERGENT,
especially priced; 25 lbs. $5.26; win
deliver. RA. 6-9546.
SOFA, ANTIQUE Empire. newly retin-
$3.50. Can EN-. 3-4i0i Saturday
after 9 pm. or Sun. after 10 noon.
SOFA. antique reproduction: wins
chair. perfect condition; slip covers,
end tables. RA. 3-3Q44.
Year s I'D; is sasriss fof s 500;
each OIL. 6-S44l.
SOFA. spring construction. g piece
sectional charcoal gray. with silver
line; must sac; ] month old; oo was
sSFs v E sell sp fS eoy &c. 1P
Grapes TO match. $ioo; 5 pr. ira
rug with pad. sxi2, $40. Excel.
cond.. 2 yrs, old. HE. 4-6126.
S0FAi very. fine Chesterfield, 20 in;
long. Newly upholstered; imported
Ss ase, In 'a seSsss, slip covers
SOFA. 8 cushions, tailored slip cover;
$50. DI. 7-4S52.,s
SOFAS, sect. mod, foam cushions,
new; shown in model home. orig.
$3.50: sac. 500 ea.l HU. $4,000 Mon.
SOFA, Lawson type, 3 cushions, brown
cord, good cond,: also small wooden
3-drawer desk; very reas. ia pm.
Sun. 1880 18th NV. Apt. 30l.
SOFA. Chippendale, mahogany, blue
brocatel. 3 down cushions. perfect
condition; best offer. EN-. clara
SOFA, Ape. sectional. $50; new tai.
lored denim covers, $40; very good
SPANISH LANGUAGE SET. IS rec
ords. incl. text books and carrying
STAMP MACHINES-Will sell for half
price. RE. 7-0461. Apt. 1903. ;,
SP0TTING SCOPE, 90 power. Bausch
g. Lomb; guaranteed; $45. TEND
ON n sk "A M PIE 7.2EOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

on BURNER, tank controls and
boiler . nisc en- sesso pipe ssinss
o "a Me- H. slightly IlS' used Hammond
u. $1,000. joRpXNs. 18th and
oRG ssii nv splnet. latest mod
o ri Az iGndasiSn s a5 mos. old
Ike new. Privste OWNER. ia.
o Sjgsssi MOTOR. wizard. twin 9.
nSSls u.s. U.s. c ca sands sna ssi's.
F ATT, ;., e.. gal Cow, :. surely; ,5s.s
51s b s., over sn SsD sSssac. Sassss
y g, n;y. Hu. s-s473. rs
6eautiful cond. ana tone: cost $500,
sacrifiee $500 or near offer, Gan
PfzNo. Weber baby grand: recond.;
very fine instr, SAYS; Del. guar.
a t s''insn' $685. 1925 t Gs su.i
PIANO. small baby srand: Just like
G nssw; s s1 so. II css' oneF' Csns's
PiANOS-We sre now having our
spring piano sale. large selection,
Spinets. consoles and grands,. all
offered for sale At large reductions
Buy now and save. New pianos rs
low IS $685., long easy terms
MUSIC SALES CORP. 1900 g st
PIANO. antique Austrian. 1880. wal
nut. beautifully inlaid with silver
and mother OF pearl, Excellent con-
dition; win sell for best offer. OIL.
PIANO, aulbransen med. upright,
completely recond.. beaut. cabinet
and keys: $3.50. terms. TO. $4,000,
PIANO. upright, mahogany; good
eonditioa; must sell Immediately.
PIANO. ANTIQUE. square. Knabe; in
excellent playing condition: lovely
wood case. Tel. Gaithersburg $50.
old but Al condition. $1,000. d.
PiSN aVVo' Knabe upright, completely
TTestrgns slss. del; guar. HE.
PIANO. old upright, SIS; refgr.. $50;
mtrrer. lgs- old $50; other misc
PfxN0. steinway psrlor srand, Mu-
sician's instrument. Transf. abroad.
impossihis % shtp. Reas. to muSi-
elan o. instisute. IA. 9-1e1z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
MiscELLANEoUs ron sALR

FURNITuRE--Dining rm. set. bedrm.
set, porch furniture; dehumidiEler,
misc: items for sale. AP. 1875.
FURNITURE - Large desk. eonse
table, 2 end tables. bookcase. night
s;,as $50 ss 5ST AZ o. Or ~ n1s ssi sun ssP
after ) pm. Weekdays before Q am.
F 1hS FrS5h Col nome 70 mother.
must sell all; includes beds, bulge
trend chest. dinette set. tables.
chairs. carpet. linens. kitchenware.
ss d EEssgSth ~ RAJ ms sa 9!a price
FURNTfURE-Mahogany breakfIont,
credenza, secretary. Duncan Phyfe
chair: chrome and pearl kit. table,
2 red leather chairs; 1880 gray
vall-to-wall carpet tmoth-proot I'm,
ingl; 2 Ieather-top. coffee tables Z
s .ss e. tss END ssSf smp. AND misc
items. Can be seen at Security
N Monday Ask iH for MRS. HEIsEY.
Complete dining room
set, double pedestal Duncan Pnyfe'
y 81, .ss Sd; sas: s: sss
r Or ia'h Z hv. IN. chairs :,n: ::
ioiiavsy beds ,a. SO; ga Fps d Nv. d sn
Hollywood 1 bed. bcokcase-he aboard,
compi.' $40; | pr. of mshos. twin
beds. spring and mattresses, compl;'
$40; b-pc. maple bedrm. set. compi
$50: 5-pc mahog. bedrm. set. compl
$65: apt. -siZe cleo. stove. SID; slee
{SCtassEe rs si9 ss ss f fssssr
ord player. console. IMAM: enc
tables; coffee tables. lamps. rugs
records, books. 304 Cedar st; NV,
directly opposite Takoma Park Post
FURNsfiiruRE, bed, HOLLYWOOD double
chest q drawers. Good condition
F Shi iiiHgRi, coffee table
9 chairs. RA. 3-396a.
FURNITURE = Contents OF 6;rm,
ssi ipl init rec en- s tsfIs''ss II
toi st. SUNDAY. 10 to 4. ---27
FURNITURE-Rattan sun porch dsv;;
export. chair, Ottoman. 2 end and ]
coffee table, solid mahog:, tops;
Psrt ssns s175i 9 BEDS 4! sis each
sofa. $40; windsor armchair. So; 81
IL rug. $50: chest Of drawers. So;
Remington portable Typewriter. $25;
maple twin bed. no mattress. 20;
gossip bench, So; radio cabinet; So
r 81; fiShiE II gray Sleepy Boy
chair and Ottoman. l occasional
chair. knee-hole desk; glass cover
leather inlay. EN-. 3:.5147. -27
FURNITURE must sell today-com.
viii sacr. Cali RA. 3-4464,
FURNITURE - simmons Hide-a-b BED
and some wrought-iron pieces. Gall
after pm. Ju; a.26e9. ,27
new. building must be vacated fast;
tiques too. Phone AID. 4-0931.
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iio|SdIns ot screens ,,. ss ssb fGss
|STOvE-Magic Chef. 36-in.. gas; oven,
trs sH1ns S. sJlSS; 7 kis s!nk Aft ssls
SUITS, mems, size 39-40., summer
Stacks. LA. 6-7S86.
SUITCASE - Mans Samsonite q
suffer. Colorado brown; used only
s Inisi yeCz sHSe SONS Wardrobe
REDUCED. sun. CO. 5-4635; week.
CIRCLE, 741 18Th st. NV.
TABLE, dining. drop leaf So. 10.
r 2lss4i RECORDER. late style. push
a RHttqn s ssasr g. sHfsss voice and
TAPE RECORDER, Pentron. late mod,
sl; LITTLE tie, used i;.SSSS. Today after 10
TAPE RECoRDER, T.D.c., stereotone
RIshoeaatStSoIn oper" Speeds hi-n'
r afi sR3E3coRDER, Eleor. portable
TEIEEIviIsfoN, Il" Dumont console:
twin fan, easement type; both per-
feet condition; must sell. Emerson
TEIEvfisIoN, lain. strombers Carl:
son: wonderful cond.: S3S. GE
refgr., Az Gu. IT,: works perfect:
$23. 1918 18th St, NV. Apt; 8.
dalE ma c. GsD SsS d sSmo si.Ss
screen, 3-speed changer, AM-FM
radio. owner leaving town. Orig.
$500 set. Like new; 1895. Suns.
and ewes, LII. 4-2S90,
TELKVISION, RCA .17.inch console,
reas. ofier. ia. 1854.
TELEyIsION - 21-in. Zenith table
model; only yrs. old: SIS. CAL
TEIEVIsioS. new 1865 models"
II you have cash and are cooking for
o real deal, see US. PARAMOUNT
RI OoDD Caaypfa ave n W
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PIPE-USED

Galvanized threaded pipe at very
reasonable prices lengths from 10
'fH4SssHIiss;egos RAG . BAG co,
Open Every Saturday Until 4:30 PM.
poker tables and games. tab!e tennis
tables and accessories; CONN, Bill;
CO, SO 9th St. NV. DI. TAM.
POWER saw. 5-h:p. gasoline. engine;
Ottawa; with 2o-in: circular saw
good cont eond. 't GA. 4-s ses ''a'nmen''
POWER SAW, s-inch Porter Gable,
model SSC, with case: $3.50. EN-.
ROVER MOWERS. t,ne condition; 81
inch. Rotacut; $40. OIL: 9-S903.
Ss,S q I es season; reasonable. White
FRkssSpsisstio Eliminating press.
slightly used. platen size 4x6 In,
ps flgglns Ell SaS s1 3a5od Pearl
eSssp. ef h1 s y cases with type
pump problems. ELEcTRiic Z sofG Hf
CO.. 2437 Sherman ave. NV.
PUMPS-Deep ana shallow well eel
lar pumps; lowest price. BLOCKS.
l746 Lee hwy, ia. $500
domestic water systems; new: good
cond. ED. 9-6477 ewes. and wk. ends.
PUMP. Myers automatic shallow-well
water system with 90-gai. tank, in
good working condition. Call 10.
RACING CAR, miniature, Thimble-
Drome. with control wire. Like new.
cost $3.50. Sell S16. EN-. .-5223.
RADIO MANUALS, Riders, volumes
/ through ,s1,o II: good condition. ss5.
RH ADJ 90 Viking Ranger, factory
S179.50, both practically new. Many
other items. GIG Woodside pkwy.,
s. s., Md. JU. 5-067S.
RADIO, Hi-Fi. Meissner tuner. AM
FIN, 18 tubes: very good cond. Incl.
sep, space and treble controls in
k PIeis%p sut $50 o K isasg55i Ford,
tube Zenith with new ant. $50.
RADIO. Hi-fi equip. Webster, 8 SD.
ehsr, on base with cart. $Ss; RGA
sab 49, Boaen sgk sis IN w GasS ae lex
ter-con. OIL. 1891.
RADIO, National model HTS receiver.
can be used as recr., converter or
HI-FI I'm tuner. range, 1890 megs.
RADIO. commsnications receiver,
Hallicrafters, 27S, excellent cond.
Religned. and elaborated for 10
meters through 2 meters, sos. Also
National ITO receiver. Reas. JU. o.
6305; -,
No cabinet. AM-FM radio, 3-speed
changer. 12-in. speaker; excel. cond..
like new, $15, HE, 4-77S5.
RADIOS-- National receiver. 2 #
stages, xtal, 300 &c to 30 nc, S125;
csnd. lei. BIZ. 4-5lsS. g. DUH sOON
RADIO. GONSET I'm CONVERTER,
S8-lQS megs.; 1uts FIN music on
your car radio; 500 or best ofier.
o.. 4-232l.
RADIO, nigh ndelity; Going out OF
business. Last week TO save log on
After 2 sun. weekday. ewes. LU. /
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So; Accordion; CO. 5-4513. ~
RADIO, Collins nam receiver: T5A3,
~ months OLD ike new; reEulsr
xJE 4-"l05. -. - rs
RADIO-Hickok $40 Tv alisnment
Generator: $50. HaIlicratters Hts
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SHELVING, STEEL IN stock; all sizes
lowest prices. ELECTRIC EQUIP
CO., 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
sH0PSMITH, speed changer. sturdy
table. many extras; $3.50. Call ia.
D-0S92.
SHOPSMITH. with stand, like new.
used very little; no accessories;
S190. IA. 7-6427.
SH0PSMITH, with bench and extras;
cost over $3.50 new: used very little;
sHOTGUN, Just arrived: new. ia-sa..
tghtweight. 2-shot Browning auto. I;
S133. TENDLER'S PAWNBROK-
ERS SALES CO., ei3 D st. NV.
SHOWCASES. wrapping counters. ia
bles, base cabinets, very wide tables
incl; SIS each. II. 3-p6S5.
SHOWCASES GLASS very IN
usual eases each 8 It. wide. 4 #.
giass doors on both sides. xaorescent
lights: peri; cond.; best ofier. See
ne. La. $1,000. Mr.. SACKS. -27
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ETJISH DOORS 81. Is

We can make any special millwork.
complete or precut, for easy assem-;
BE stop any , eve after and WORK sab,nst t
woods, incl. cheaper cuttings better
DOOR JAMES, 50: 3-in. trim. &c;
special studs, 3Sc: all mldgs. at
cheaper prices, Masonite. and many
BARGAINS. Anything cut while you
wait. GENERAL MMLWoRK CO,
5-231l. Downtown yard, weekdays
only. 616 Half st. s.w. d.. 7-l153.