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slowing the arms race to some
extent. 1t may be possible to
take some practical steps to this
end id the area of Europe, in
Guiding European Russia. The
problem is one of establishing
good faith in working out an ac-
ceptable formula.
2. Such an approach should
have the support and participa-
ton of all the nations with a
primary interest in the military
balance of the area. Therefore,
if practical steps are to be taken
at some later stage, it probably
would be well to do this at a
much broader conferences
conference basically composed
of the North Atlantic treaty
allies and, if Moscow desired, the
members of Russia's new War
saw alliance of the Eastern Eu-
ropean satellites.
Security Guarantee Studied.
8. The Soviet Union proposed
l8 months ago an all-European
security treaty. The Western
powers rejected the plan as one
aimed at ousting the United
States from Europe. But West
ern leaders from former British
Prime Minister Churchill down
have been talking for several
years about the possibility of
providing Russia with some kind
of security guarantees. A treaty
between the NATO and the War
saw alliance nations could ac-
complish something specific on
disarmament and at the same
time provide new security
officials familiar with the con-
verSationS so far said the West
ern powers have not frozen their
ideas on how to proceed. The
idea of disarmament on a re-
gional basis appeals to American
leaders because they see it as a
limited and practical way of
tackling the great overall queS-
Evening star., 1955-06-27
Bitter End Dock Strike
Voted as Settlement Fails

port and General Workers Union
for bargaining rights on the wa
terfront. The TGWU opposes
the strike, as does Britain S
parent labor body, the Trade
Union Congress.
For a few days 1t appeared the
strike might be settled. London
dockers voted to return If the
northern strikers agreed. But
several hundred northern men
drove down to London during the
night and established picket
lines at the piers.
One bright spot in the British
labor picture was the weekend
settlement of the 27-day-old un-
official seamen's strike in Liver
pool and Southampton.
Evening star., 1955-06-27

LONDON, June 27 DIVA
terfront strikers voted today to
continue their six-week dock
walkout "to the bitter end"
The action was taken at a
London mass meeting after
strikers from northern ports put
picket lines at the major piers
here.
The dockers' strike of 1880
workers in Britain has tied UP
nearly 200 ships and millions of
dollars in vital exports and i'm
ports. It has split the ranks Of
the union on strike.
The National Amalgamated
Stevedores' and Dockers' Union
called the strike in a jurisdic-
tional fight with the giant Trans
Evening star., 1955-06-27
Results Reached in Talks,
Russio and West Aqree

including all the Latin American
republics.
2. The Soviet government is
sure to bring up the question OF
China, which includes both the
Formosan problem and China
representation in the U. N.
3. The West will try to limit
the Geneva meeting to procedure
for tackling individual problems,
rather than seek solutions.
4. AS far as the West is con-
cerned, the first issue is dis
armament. The Western posi-
ton, however, still is under study.
S. The question of German
uniflcation and European secur-
ity probably will be taken up
together.
Other speakers at the conclud-
ing session in addition to DR..
Van Kleffens were former U. N.
presidents-Lester B. Pearson of
Canada, DR.. Luis Padilla-Nervo
of Mexico, Nasrollah Entezam of
Iran, Gen. Carlos P. Romulo of
the Philippines and Paul-Henri
Spaak of Belgium.
Points to Grim Reminder
Mr.. Pearson reminded the
closing session that to-day is
another anniversary-that Of
the launching of the war in
Korea" He called this "a grim
reminder of how great the gap
has been between our pledge
and our performance" and said
"there will be no peace until
national policies are based on
our charter"
DR.. Padillo-Nervo said that
among the as vet unreSolved
problems with which our peoples
are most concerned are the reg
ulation of armaments and the
control of atomic energy"
Belgium's representative ap-
pealed eloquently for total dis
armament. "The crime of war" !"
he declared, "does not begin with
the first million victims who
have been killed, but with the
first victim who has been killed" :"
He said for that reason he
doubted the wisdom of abolish
ing atomic weapons first and
then proceeding to classical
weapons"
ROmul0 Sees Red Rift.
In addition to speaking at the
closing exercise, Gen. Romulo
appeared on a CHS television
program and said he believes
the Kremlin leaders are going
slow because there is apparent
ly a rift among them. For this
reason, he added, the Soviet
rulers may need a breathing
spell.
Gen. Romulo appeared on the
program in place Of Mr.. Molo-
tov. The Russian Foreign Min
lister was replaced when he re-
fused to abide by the programs
rules and submit to free ques-
tioning.
Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., Amer
lean Ambassador to the United
on an NBC program,
said the present Russian peace
offensive is "just a way of talk
ing" and does not necessarily re-
fleet "a basic change of atti-
tude." He doubted that the So
Wet Union would have been ad-
to the United Nations
had we known about Russia 10
years ago what we know now"
Evening star., 1955-06-27
Peiping Says Dulles Talk
Smells of Gunpowder'

TOKYO, June 27 (P-Red
China's press charged today that
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles address to the United
Nations meeting in San Fran
cisco Friday smells of gun
powder"
Peiping radio quoted press ac-
counts as saying Mr.. Dulles pur-
pose was "to poison the interna-
tional atmosphere, undermine
the four powers conference tat
Geneva in JULY and obstruct the
easing of world tension"
Peiping reacted bitterly to Mr..
Dulles charges that the Red Chi
Evening star., 1955-06-27
Museum Names VeIz
RICHMOND. Va. June 27

RICHMOND, Va, June 27 (P)
Leslie Cheek, jr., director OF
the Virginia Museum of Fine
Arts, has announced the ap-
pointment of Richard A. Velz to
the new museum staff position
of associate director in charge
Of administration.
tion of arms control on a global
scale.
Harold E. Stassen, Mr.. Eisen-
hoWer'S special assistant on dis
armament, indicated on an NBC
radio -television program yester-
day he expects the Geneva talks
to be a possible starting point
for tackling the problem on a
global scale.
Evening star., 1955-06-27
By the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. June 27.-
Russia and the Western powers
were agreed today that the Unit
ed Nations 10th anniversary ses-
sion had been well worth while.
Both acknowledged that the
week-long meetings had provid-
ed an excellent opportunity for
diplomatic contacts and that
the big power speeches had
given each side better under
standing of what to expect at
the summit talks in Geneva next
month.
The anniversary session ended
yesterday just 10 years after
the signing of the U. N. charter
with declaration by its pres
ident, DR.. Eelco N. Van Kleffens,
reaffirming the determination Of
the so nations ito save succeed
ing generations from the scourge
of war"
The declaration also pledged
the U. N. to press forward with
disarmament efforts which have
just recently begun to make
progress.
Few Rough Moments
The session had a few rough
moments. when the President
welded the gavel and cautioned
restraint, but behind -the-scene
relations between Russia and the
Western powers were unusually
cordial.
This was perhaps what Soviet
Foreign Minister V. M. Nolotov
had in mind when he said at his
rare news conference Saturday
that the meeting had achieved
positive results in view of the
various talks and contacts that
have been established"
In addition to four-hour
meeting of the Big Four foreign
ministers. there were private
talks between Mr.. Molotov and
each Of the big Western foreign
ministers. His talk with Secre-
tary Of State Dulles was espe-
cially friendly and cordial.
These talks resulted in COM
plete agreement on the proce-
dural arrangements for the
meeting of the Big Four chiefs
OF government July 18. The
United Nations disclosed yester-
day that Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold had received a
joint request from the four ask
ing permission to use the Palais
des Nations, the U. Ms Euro
pean headquarters, for the meet
ing.
Mr.. Hammarskjold, who will
be in Geneva at the time, will
take personal charge of the ar
rangements.
Called Useful Exercise
Leaving aside the sharp ex-
changes in the Dulles-Molotov
policy declarations before the
formal U. N. sessions, one high
Western diplomat said the San
Francisco meetings had certain
ly been a useful exercise prior
to the summit meeting.
On the basis of the speeches
and private talks held here, this
diplomat made the following OBJ
servations about the Geneva
talks:
l. The Western powers not
only are in full agreement on
the policies, but have fully in
formed other friendly countries.
Evening star., 1955-06-27

nese regime became an aggres-
sor in Korea promoted ag-
gression in Indo-C China and has
used force and threat of force to
support it's ambitions in the Tai
wan (Formosa) area"
Quoting from the official Com
munist newspaper. Peoples Daily.
the broadcast said Mr.. Dulles
speech was intended ito cover
up the United States defeat in its
aggression against Korea, Chi
mas Taiwan and Indo- China and
to create pretexts for further
aggression in these areas and
preparation for a new war"
Evening star., 1955-06-12

TYPEWRITER. Royal. portable, Quiet
De Luxe; $75. JU. 9-S341.
TYPEWRITERS-L. C. Smith, Magic
Margin Also Remineton. Paymastel
checkwriter and small elec. adder
Call Garden 4-S795.
TYPEWRITER. IBM Executive. pro.
portional spacing. S275. ia. 5-0s36
TYPEWRITERS, repossessed; must
sell at once; II portables. like new,
saves 30eo to 40es, full years guar.
terms can be arranged. For dem.
onstration call WA. 7-4001, until
10 pm. or Ia. 9-7sa2. IA
TYPEWRITERS - New portables.
20rs of, Tyr. guar. We sell. rent.
repair. trade. STANDARD TYPE
WRITER CO., 910 @ st, NV. MA.
TYPiEeWSRRITER, 9lieSR Reminuton. portable.
qfsSs4sEAsaEER fsss Neaf. cfRSLt. Eli III s ISIS ao nv y
kShgnkS snltSs undsrvood. ssi salstn snf; l. tye,
port. Wide carriage Royal. Monroe
Calcul.. SIS to s45. NE. S-1221.
discounts. CIRCLE, 74l 18th NV.
Buy Where You Get SERVICE. -
TYPEWRITERS (2)--Underwood de
luxe; Smith nth Corona: a Both IKE new.
TYPEWRiTERs sold, repaired rented,
exchanged; liberal trade-in allow
ance. CIRCLE, TAI 18th st.. NV.
TYPEWRITER, portable Smith Co
Iona roma silent new: special, $3.50;
CO., al3 D st. NV. RE. 1852.
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover sweep
er. excellent condition, sil attach
VACUUM SALES - Royal. Llewyt,
GE. Apex, Electrolux and any
make: So to S25. 5211 Baltimore
blvd. .AP. 1858.
yACUUMS, while they last. New
S79.a5 Apex canister. S4a.bO.
Eureka tank type, S25. Hoover up
yacnuM flst ~ dGEASSHhns. hG NJ -4gIa; Hoover ur-
riFht; all Attachments. S2b Elgin
standard tank attachments, 500,
Both Ike new. JU, S-e6le.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PONY CARTS. Sos.5n: on display.
snERWoop's sADDLERY. cres-
FOR sALE~Purebred black angus
herd; 46 animals. Call VIII. 6-7s3e.
GOATS, . female kids: good mix
rRSSEssEa Sss ssssfnSIIsA WALkEk, IL o9!s s.aT-od @
Relding. beautifully marked, saddle
y, snd bSidle; r q Si55s WA, 7-7o91.
3 thoroughbred mares. Q have been
GgRovdE egRao5ivd sTHBIEs syT oHs rTsy IT, msss1a msssi AsH
been hunted: .S15o or trade for
pGREE p1HeE' BRfD III; Mill MIXING coat s1fFs a
US ola, & &siyins 2 gal; day; price.
PRofEsRsii6osNlAlfE SR5S sRsii6osNlAlf IasIss aossE sHoEiISSG.
Ju. 9-96l5; ewes, JU. 9-7o34:
! ANGUS cows, 7 calves; eli for
$1,000. VIII divide. sP. 4-5241.
ANGUS cows, small, clean herd:
some cows. with calves, others to
ao fnlt dr7ssay n Saiy Near culpeDer. y"
HAMPsHfRE RAMS. registered. q one
yearling. one 2-yr .-old. OIL. 2-2125.
3 FRESH COWS FOR SALE. with
FIRST calves; Holstein: SI50 each.
Ask operator for Cedar 1927.
SALE. entire herd IA Hereford cat
tie, cows with newly born calves,
yearling bull, steer. 4 heifers.
Occoquan Va, sl-W. ia
YOUNG ANGUS BULL, finest regis
tered bloodlines: a handsome grand
son Of Prince Eric of Sunbeam ttbe
5000. 600 bulll. Must sacrifice be-
cause owner lacks time 10 show him
properly. Elmwnod 6-33i0.
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Evening star., 1955-06-12

REFRIGERATION, & Gu. IT.. HOTPOINT
brand-new, never used; still In
original carton. Call SMITH, il
3-0963.
GE; new unit. apt.
size. $40. WE. 6-6I16.
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse,
Gu. #, so model. perfect condition
$l00; will deliver LU. 2-0611.
REFRIGERATOR, Hot-Watef Heater
/ Both in good condition. reason
ably priced. OIL. 4-1737.
REFRIGERATORS-Eec. and gas
SIS up; guaranteed. viii deliver
must sell, AP. 7-2964.
REFRIGERATOR o-eu..
it., S75 or best offer; perfect con
dition. JU. 7-931S.
dual temp. l1-cu.-ft., 70-lb. True
Freezer, fully auto. defroster. ex-
cellent cond. RA. 3-36S2.
REFRPGERATOR-'52 Westinghouse
T.6-cu.-ft.. lge. freeze chest, shelve,
on door; 500. Granite 3-50S1.
REFRIGERATOR-9-cu.-ft. Westing.
house: perfect cond., 4-years-old
S67 80. ia. 7-0332. IA. 5-9567.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DC
small: new Calcinator garbage dis.
poSal. TU. 2-6S35.
|REFRIGERATOR-GE eft. in ex.
cellent condition. SIS. 2I3 35th st
ne. Apt. f.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
BLOCKS, INC.
1746 Lee Hwy. Near Key Bridge
IA, 8-8700

WELDERS, new or used LINCOLNs
for sale or for rent. EARLBECR q
,LANDRUM. INC. 1023 cathedra
St, Baltic. MU. 5-S5l1.
WHEEL PUMP AND RoD-Myer,
12-in. stroke pump with h.p. 3.
phase. elec. motor, 2S5 1T. of rec.
tangular wood well sucker rod ane
used: plumbers cost was $685. %
will sell for 5000. JE. 2-2257
WINDOW SCREENS. copper. in I'M goo,
eond. Various sizes. AD. 2-0433.
xYG GEIGER COUNTER. new. S19;
squirrel cage fan. IL" 50. exhaust
Q" pulley. $l7; gasoline motor from
4 BARBER CHAIRS. 8 ) chairs, arr mi mirrol Ha
case; 4 blue sinks, glass steri-
MERCURY 5-H.P. OUTBOARD MO.
TOR. $50; sx56 binoculars, $50;
saasnsaes san r. trailer; gasos 4xs stake body
SINGER SEWING MACHINE, 3Ii5;
good for tailor or upholstery; in
excellent condition; SOS. RA,
REAL BARGAINS Used elect eIectrj,
ranges and refrieerators In excel.
lent ocensdition. 4513 Wis. ave.
RcH. away combination; AM ant
fdeao FM %" Tv; price 500. Call wo
BARGAIN. Leaving town-content,
OF 1-bedrm. apt. S210 or will sell
pcs. sep. KE 7-144S. Ia
LEAVING TOWN. have several pcs
furn for sale. Prices to suit buyer
RA. 3-59Sa.
SPECIAL BUYs-seryel gas refvr
II Gu. IT: 16-in. TV-radio comb.
vacuum cleaner. RA. 6-5493.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

PIANoS-spinets and consoles, S296
up; grands. S3Q6 up; also apt. up
rights available. Makes include
Hardman. Knabe. Chickering. Stor5
L. Clark, Baldwin Acrosonic, Wur-
liter and others. Also chord and
Lowest LOWE price, Prices IN IN B B. C. ~ area. Open
Fri and Mon. till Q pm. SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO.. S57 Pershins
dr.. JU. 9-633s.
PIANO, Lester grand, new strings.
pins, pin block; good finish; S575;
del, guar. HE. 4-2163. ia.
PIANos-Benches. $40; tnewl prAe-
tice uprt.. S75; Knabe small uprt:.
Sl25; Wurlitzer spinet, S225; stieh
uprt., $3.50; steck apt. Grand, 1895;
plays on rolls, $3.50. Free delivery,
free bench. PAUL GoLIBART, l7tif
Columbia I'd. n.w,' AID. 4-5a2s
PIANO. steinway grand. rebuilt.
like new: $1,000 Fully guar. HE.
4-2163. ia. 9-3161.
PLANO, sannp St starr; q nah. apt; uprt soo1 ~
IA. 4-O2s1; ewes. and Sun.
PIANOS, special purchase new
sos, Il kITTs, 1850 @ 81. nv,
PIANOS for g rent; only se5 down
So mo. mo hauling charge) puts
HsE s1nst PsNTA RsN9 II SRchSgs y1RT h9gs
plan. KITS, 1880 G st. NV.
PIANO. steinway, rebuilt vertical.
nahog. case. nsw-piano guar
antee; s795, easy terms. CAMP
BILLS. l10S @ st. NV. DI.
PIANOS. steinway, Mason - and
Sohmer; reconditioned grands;
new-piano guarantee; prices from
S7o5; liberal allowance on your
piano Easy terms. CAMPBELL'S. /.
HOS g st. NV. DI. 7-a464.
PIANO, rent a piano; IS per month;
select select from our large stock q sS ss-
BELLS. 11os G st. NV. D1.
PiANos-Jordan's have many bar
gains in all types Of pianos: very
special prices now during our
lyme Tyne clearance, ,otPy Psy xss as little as
Sth SsS snS doSn q s.s soRDANa Ra tphoae ssrpsF ST.
$4,000 and Sss2 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Silver Spring store
PIANO. small size grand; Gable
4 son; s1o.ss good condition; $3.50
PIANO. Kimball, upright; complete
ly recond.; beaut. tone. sacr. $75.
TO. 9-6290.
PIANO. Taber, spall upright; COM
pletely recond. 1t. oak cab. Excel.
cond.; $125. terms TO. 9-6290.
PIANO. spinet mahog: new. floor
sample; only $469; greatlE reduced
from 1895: full keyboard. 3 pedals:
10-year factory guarantee.
RATNER's MUSIC STORE. 736 18th
PIANO. 5-ft, baby grand; good con-
ddition; must be sold; reasonable,
PIANO. Kranich & Bach upright:
excel. tone and cond: REIN. mahog.
case. HA. 2-S4S0.
PIE SAFE, So; record cabinet, $3.50:
chest Of drawers, $3.50; buffet. S.;
oil paintings. Oriental rugs; reas.;
Mission" type rockers. So. 80; gate
leg table. So; dough box. S15;
school masters desk, $40: nah. an
tiqqe rocker. $3.50; nest Of NAH,
maple dresser. $40: king-sized
drawing board and stand, $3.50
bookcases. So up: books, fiction. 81
doz. 1915. Sat.-Sun.. 3205 K NV,
PIPE. galv.. black, copper. cast iron
cut thread. fixtures. BLOCKS, INC.
-
Evening star., 1955-06-12
RefrigeratorS. USED

RefrigeratorS, Used
GEN. ELEc.. 4cu. FIT, $3.50
ss4.5o~ ~ PEERiEss sasfst 1et SALES Sl1ss trSm col,
2237 Georgia ave. DE. 2-5586.
REFGR.. auto. gas; approx. Gu. It. ;
good usable cond., $25. See ian.
at 5741 Colorado ave. NV. Ia
REFGRS., used, 4k Gu. IT,. gas;
$500; del; Come into any Of the 5
HECHINGER STORES. Ii. 7-e40O.
REFGR.-Kelvinator, large s-cu.-ft.
kEFGR;, 9h.tt; Kel.. like new. S75;
tool cabinet, like new. SIS: steel en-
craving. plated pitcher, candelabra
Cape Cod glassware. OIL. 4-44S2.
RIFLE, :22 repeater. IS shots. with
cas-. case ,D, Of 500 500 long rife bullets and
RoBOTYPER with fBM eiee. type.
writer and perforator. $3.50. JA. s.
0s35 or Me. S-l353.
ROCK CRUSHING PLANT. semi
QL1026-3. Cost sci 900. viii sac
rifice at $4,000 for quick cash sale
REYNoEDs aPseT15tsd Ne eeh0sf sT IRoMs IRONS AND
ton: $45. 4soS Moorland lane.
rugs. must sell. any pric.-bsrk s
blue blue. velvet; dines it2xi4; gfay; cheaper
sg1stsr Sh srsnso f9r Hollywood bed; moving
RIG. 9xi2. Ispahan-Meshed: mod
S125. EN-. 3-4745. -i2
RUGS. must sell at once: 2 sarouks,
sxl2; peri. cond;: S295 sa., with
Rp7Gs paGs; va; ar,sntn,B 1,ols7' Ni2 IL.
an and 1r0osa r0om size; very reasonable.
RUGS, axa velvet gray, sos; sx1a
fl9Wered edoA Administer and pad, ,s45
RUGS. with pads-one sx1o rayon
oriental. S25. One 9x12 wool horal,
SI55F SI5F Une Wo seasta senHine sarOuk So
kSss sss h4ss hsS~3sE s ssf sTssey sTsSs ssE1i s1d
Bethesda. OIL. 2-1636. 10
RUGS-Two domestic oriental rugs
an ana osaso psas; very good eond.; reas'
RUGS; India Numdah: two Axe and
Sne S1e 'xsi "a very s.sses eSslorful; like new
RUGS. fiber, green. approx. 1o.s"x
l7,6": 27''x g.: (2) sisal b. and W,
91-'x54": bedspreads. EN-. 3-5O73.
RUGS lge. broadloom, scatter,
green tweed, almost new. $3.50:
draw drspes, green and gold, for
picture window and 2 others, S125:
walnut secretary. S1O0: marble-top
table, S35: lge. wardrobe $40: dbl
bed frame, $3.50. OIL. 4-2265.
RUG, Oriental, Persian. with rubber
pad: 9x12; perfect condition; very
reasonable. JU. S-a392.
RUG, rose, wool broadloom. ex12,
with pad; not perfect. but good
condition: S35 both. HE. 4-5962.
RUG, Sx10. Oriental design, $25;
sofa chairs, coffee tbl.. desk. AID.
4-5997, EN-. 3-453S Sun. til 2. .
RUGS, light green, Gulistan all-wool.
9x12. 6x9. 2l2x6. with foam rubber
mating: good cond. RA. 3-36S2
.RUGS-Alexandrian sacrificing three
room size Oriental rugs at half
price; Sarouk. 19hx13 IT,, 5000;
herman, l5xl3, $3.50: Chinese,
9x12, S125; excellent condition.
Phone XII. S-3451
Evening star., 1955-06-12
MlScEL. WANTED Cent ]

BOOKS B0UGHT, any quantity. an.
removed at our expense. ALBTOf
BOOK SHOP. 1865 Pa ave-. nv
ST. 3-669s.
BOOKS OF knowledge, lates
edition; state price and condition
Box 428-L, Star.
CAMERAS, PROJECTORS. lenses
SOMMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE
ia 18th ST. NV.
COINS, autographs. letters, stamT
collec.. gold. silver. old pistols
HOBBY SHOP. 141s Wis. ave.
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any dsscrip
ton. gold and silver: cash paid
ERNEST BIJRK. 6l4 18th st. NV
DIAMONDS. GOLD JEWELRY-Don'
take less than our top cash prices
dental gold, platinum. diamond
JeWelry. silver jewelry of any de.
scription CHAS. SCHWARTZ q
SON, 70s 7th st. NV; 1905 F st
NV. ST. 3-l525.
FURNITURE bought for cash. Sgle
pieces or entire household. JU. s.
0313. ia
FURNITURE-Win buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china
brie-a-brac. Buying and selling fol
SIS years. HOPWOOD'S, Sth and
X SITS. NV. Me. S-52S7.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
FARM AND GARDEN

THREsHING MACHINE. 90 in,
Frich, on rubber, with automatic
feed. grain bAgger and blower 4
years old; privately used; McCor-
Der. power take-off. and in excel
lent condition. Call or write B. M
CARPER. Mclean, Va, Ell. 6-3370
IA
BULLDoZER, cletrack. D. D.: nearly
new with 4-yard pan and backhoe.
Cost $4,000. sell for ". Spring
4-5S14 ia
BULLDOZER. Mighty Kat, new f.
cylinder. with fitting hydraulic So
in. blade The ideal piece OF equip
nnent for back fill, finished grade
or landscape work Would ike to
sell Immediately. .HoYLE MOTOR
eALsEES. 1717 r. !. ave ne, Du,
Evening star., 1955-06-12
OUTLET CENTER
1S01 7th CT MW

Ho. 2-96S6. WASHINGTON l. D. c
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE RECORDS
Complete Linguaphone set, will
texts; largely unused; $50. DU. Z
SAFE, 1ex1exae inches, $50: ga
range, high oven. $50; porcl
furniture, .S25. .TU. 2-462S. Il:
drill press: Clos. out. na known line
Get our disc. before you buy. ELEC
TRIO EQUIPMENT CO, 247s sher
man ave. NV.
SAW. Craftsman, portable. with ex
traS; new cond. OF. 4-75a6.
SAW. 10-in. Craftsman: floor model
like new; price. Ju. 9-3617.
sslmer bass clarinet. Cali JA. s
sxxofHoNE OUTFIT. c. c. Conn
alto; like new: sos with free, pri
NER's MUSIC store Te'sis'0naI 7se f4t istl
sAxoPHioNE, oHi Buesch.r. 400 alto
SCREEN WIRE SALE Mon: aS: tues Tues.
1920 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-i234
FUCKER LUMBER.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer portable
nerfsct condition: S35. ia. 2-s499
SEWING MACHINE, White. de lux
modei solid maple console: attach
incl buttonholer: almost new. Wo
6-7271. eyes,, 8 to 8; all day sun
SEWING MACHINE. portable: Kings
ton; never used; leaving city; mus
sell; sacrifice. RA. 3-4o34.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer treadle
sFWING lSng shuttle; ~ i,IEl. SIS; NO: 7-al74.
weight portable and dssl attachments ismsTei
almost new; leaving city: will sacri
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, electri
desk model; recently overhauled
walnut case: pretty stool to match
sSWisg sc; ~, a s,ss4l; SAL s, IA
auto. with suds saver. Sis5; hide
chrome dinette, S45: 3-pc. mapl
liv:. rm.. $50: mans gray suit. new
S35; Guardian service cookware
SD. Call so. b-a256.
SEWING MACHINES, White rotar
SS1sa:SGi STs', a. geea1i. soE iS7'.'0' sSls Le
SHELVING STEEL in stock: al
pess piss HaRco iGf ssoEss Eou1p ya56 coRp GSss I
Sherman ave. NV, NO. T-1919.
SHOPSMITH. Model 10ER, like new
Complete with bench. step-jacl
casters. speed changer, Jig saw AM
numerous accessories. Cost $3.50
Sale, price, $3.50. Custom worl
SHOWCASES AND COUNTERs-Tw
eft. glass modern showcases an,
two 6-ft: counters for sale cheap
. THE QUALITY SHOP, s429 Ga
SHOW hSs E SAsEs. s Md ehtea. S9 sL352s 5ts cases M
l 6 it.. rounded ends, chromium
trim, also lighted and othe
show cases. Ii. 7-4793.
SHUTTERS, indoor and outdoor
marble-top chest; lawn mower
French door; chest rocker, curvet
glass; A-h.p. motor: iron beds
shelving. OIL. 6-5473.
SILVER TRAYS, platter, cigarett,
boxes, chafing dish. etchinRs. cut,
glass, other pieces; sale from Sat
on. Gs25 Piney Branch rd. NV. i: