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the most distinguished Georgian
who is alive today"
Obviously moved by the trib-
utes of his friends and admirers,
Senator George gave his life's
philosophy.
"The function Of the states
man is to translate the noble
principles Of mankind into a bet
ter life for the common man OF
the era in which he lives" he
said.
The satisfaction of public
life, Senator George said, is
knowing one is doing something
for his fellow man. And the re-
ward is the confidence and re-
spect of ones fellow man, he
added.
"Life has never seemed to me
to be a drudgery when 1 had
something to do" the Senator
declared. II early believed the
fear Of God was the beginning of
wisdom"
Mercer University has re-
named its law school the Walter
IF. George School of Law.
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Mercer Alumni Reunion
Honors Senator Georoe

Like all college reunions, thi!
was q sentimental affair.
But this one had a little extra
sentiment. For it was a re.
union honoring a 78-year-olC
eoutherner who has become 9
famous statesman.
1t was IS years ago that Walter
r. George was graduated from
the law school of Mercer Uni.
versity in Macon, Ga.
Now he is a veteran of "a years
In the Senate, a patriarch of the
Democratic Party and a major
architect Of Americas bipartisan
foreign policy.
Last night the Washington
alumni of Mercer University gave
n dinner in the Mayfower Hotel
to honor "our most distinguished
alumnus."
Senator Russell, the junior
Democrat from Georgia, told
Mercer alumni and fellow Georg-
ians that Senator George lis
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Judge 10 Test
Authority 10 Bal
Press al Trials

SACRAMENTO, Calf, May 4
@.-A Santa Rosa judge has
orders from an appellate court
either to open q murder trial to
the press or tell the court next
week the reasons for his refusal.
Superior Judge Donald Geary
told newSmen he would continue
to ban reporters and thus "facili-
tate" a decision on the question
of closed trials.
The Third District Court of
Appeals, acting on the request of
four newspapers, yesterday Or
dered Judge Geary to appear
next Thursday to show cause if
he keeps courtroom doors locked
to the press.
The jurist said if he opened
the doors now the whole ques-
ton OF closed trials would be-
come moot. The hearings will
set a legal binding precedent for
future cases involving the same
point, he said.
Judge Barred Reporters
He banned reporters Tuesday
after the defendant, Mrs. Char
lotte Black, So, requested a closed
trial. She is charged with Shoot
ing her one-armed husband last
February.
The San Francisco Examiner,
San Francisco Chronicle, Sacra-
mento Bee and Santa Rose Press
Democrat requested the appellate
court to order the trial opened
Immediately.
Judge Geary said: II know in
my heart I'm right. I'm COM
pletely impersonal about it."
Public Rights Cited
The court said its order did
not concern the issues in the
trial but 'has to do solely with
the right of members of the
public to attend the progress of
a trial"
Justice Paul Peek, a member
Of the three-judge court, said
he believed the Thursday hearing
would be held even if the trial
ends "to settle the principle in
volved."
Attorney General Edmund G..
Brown supported the newspapers
by saying he would cooperate
with their attorneys. Mr.. Brown
said he believes in public trials
open to the press.
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FORCED TO RETIRE,
GENERAL JOINS AIR
RESERVE AS PRIVATE

PROVIDENCE. r. l., May
I (P.-A one-star general
became q ne-stripe enlisted
man In the Air Force Re
serve here yesterday.
Brig. Gen. Bruce johnson
Of warwick, r. l., who was
forced by law to go on the
retired list on his 60th BIRTH
day last Monday, wanted to
stay active In the Reserve.
and the only way he could
do 20 was as an enlisted
man. At stake is reserve pay.
for which he needs four
more years Of service.
30 today he reported to
the Providence Air Reserve
Center here and was sworn
in as an airman third class
the equivalent Of private
first CLASSIFY 1t. Col. John
p. McBryde, the center COM
mandant.
Retirement pay was only
q minor consideration in his
decision to join the enlisted
ranks, the new airman said.
His big objective was to stay
active, he declared.
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porters. "It sounds like good
news" He declined further
comment.
Thrown out by the decision in
the State court were indictments
against Otis Archer Hood, who
several times ran as a candidate
for Governor on the Communist
Party ticket. and Mrs. Margaret
Gilbert of Chicago. III.
Hood was charged with mem
berShip in the Communist Party
and with contributing money to
the party.
Mrs. Gilbert. who was in
dicted in 1851, was charged with
conSpiring with Prof. Struik and
Winner to advocate overthrow of
State and Federal governments
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BOSTON, May 4 (P). The
Massachusetts Supreme Court
yesterday refused to halt publi-
cation of q book critical Of the
cancer cure claims of the drug
krebiozen.
The court held that "the
establishment Of the truth about
krebiozen as soon as possible Is
critically important to the pub
nc."
The injunction to halt publ
cation was sought by the Kre-
biozen Research Foundation OF
Illinois, DR.. Andrew c. Ivy Of
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NEW YORK.-The biggest in
land sea is the Caspian with an
area of 169,330 square miles. BY
comparison Lake Superior has
an area of $3.50 square miles.
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Schools Meroe

CHICAGO.-One modern con-
solidated school usually takes
the place Of four or more Of the
smaller school units.
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uses Of Olive Oil

NEW YORK.-Spain's olive
oil is used in the making Of food;
it has medicinal uses; and Is an
ingredient of cosmetics.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcont.l

POINTER. bitch, 2 yrs. old. Reg
Will hunt this year. Training well
started. Kennel to be sold II so
desired. Priced to sell. WA. 7-43sS
KID, pretty Toggenberg. castrated,
: wks. old. best offer. WI. 6-514S,
BEAGLE PUPPY, IL vks. old
thoroughbred, unregistered. . dis
temper shots. WA. 7-7402.
BEAGLE PUPPIES f51, q weeks old
registered. Whitehall 6-511a.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES for sale;
champion stock: are beautiful
Union 4-S555. 1y'
DALMATIAN. 6 mos. old, male;
shots. trained; doghouse. OIL
/ 4-0S74
WELSH TERRIER PUPPIES. cham
pion sired. males and females. 10
and l. wks. old; reasonable. Ho-
TOY COLLIES. free to good homes
moving to apartment. cannot take
dogs. DI. 7-650S.
BOXER PUPPIES, priced to sell;
Axe; "as is; pedigree; fawn
PEKINGESE PUPPIEs, rare whites
blends and reds: Axe. Call RE
| 0-oUS1.
POODLE PUPPIES, brown, NINA.
ture; Axe registered; healthy and
cute. JE. $1,000.
BOXER PUPPY. female. Q Wks.
fawn: purebred, no papers: $26
AP. 7-5425.
SIAMESE KITTEN. pediereed. 6 wks
| old. house trained: must sacrifice
leaving WASHINGTON. ia. S-742S
BOXER PUPS, Axe reg. 3 wks., z
males. champion line; $40 each
RE. 5-9457.
PEKINGESE, Axe reg, puppies and
older ones. males and females
lovely pets; pedigree given; $50
BOSTON BULL TERRIERS, Q, male
and female: Axe registered: 10
mos. old: very reas. WA. 1926
COLLIES, SABLE AND WHITE. :
| female, proven matrons. $40 each
/ male. s mos. old. $50. viii ex.
change male for another male Of
2 female puppies Of equal quality
marked ma want ITS some snn new O SiOOdIine
L. W. LEVI, Berryville, Va. 371-J
WIRE FOX TERRIERS. Axe
wormed. moe; boarding. grooming
pickup and delivery PETER pan
| KENNEL. Upper Marlboro, Nd.
Market 7-9S11.
COLLIE PUPS. Axe; grand sire Int
| Champ. Lochinvar, tawnv sahles.
Show prospects. $50. HE. 1880
PUPS. S395 up; parakeets. etc.
| Omen Sun. ADDICK PETLAND
1909 Central ave. Sc. 10. S-36l7
SPITE PUPPIES, snow white, c
weeks old. no. 2-3873 evenings.
COLLIE, champion bred, sable and
white. Shots and wormed. OIL. q
1892.
BEAGLES-Top field and show quail.
| ity. Excel. pets. Champion sired
Reasonably priced Lo. 5-3147.
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~. used: rent or buy; SIS per
mo; DoWD'S, AIS Conn. ave. NV
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KITCHEN CABINETS AND
EQUIPMENT

Fantastic savings on
YOUNGSTOWN cabinets; yellow.
blue and white. in variety Of
sizes. Also YOUNGSTOWN dish
washers and garbage dis
posals. Formica tops, built
in Roper ovens and surface
units.
HURRY WHILE THEY LAST
Open Sundays, closed SAT-
urdays. IDEAL KITCHEN.
9l45 Brookville I'd. Silver
Spring. Md, JU. S-975S.
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IR0NER. Kenmore: hardly used
20-in. window fan. 500; hunk beds
solid oak: can be, used as singles
or doubles, SIS for pair: baby
scale. s.: drapes. 4 pair. $50
Phone so. S-SQD3.
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED Rooms and apartments,
students attending the George
WASHINGTON University School OF
Medicine. Address replies to Once
Of the Dean. THE GEORGE WASH
1NGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE. 1899 H ST. NV.
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AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED

\. = N. REFRIGERATION CO., NC
227 L ST. NE. Ii. 6-366C
AQUARIUMs, PUMPS AND FISH
reduced for quick sale. 1915 18th
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ANTIQUE walnut corner cupboard
glass door, 1925; 6 Hitchcock
chairs. $3.50: also mahog. chest,
$40; maple drop-leaf table. $50;
cleo; lawn mower. $40: assorted
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g s. r2EEEsIEs sI e. 49, y, -. ,so "a
81 PREDEaIcE sfgxEf
SSss % I:gSSsos ave I" u =
lco1tinasd % MEN PsSs5
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1851 PARK RID. N.W.-Nicely furn
closet, bath, for Ink. $3.50 mo.
closet, bath. $3.50: liv. rnn., ned.
rrli., kit, dinette, bath. $a5, and
big Wv. rm., 2 bedrms., kit, d.
nette. bath. S115.
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DINING ROOM SET. walnut: table
six chairs. buffet; excel. condition
viii sell sep. II desired. Also, misc
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APIS FURMIsHEn-MD

ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS, mod
attractive furniture: ISL SO IN, ali
utils, incl. Unfurn apis. avail. also.
For brochure and further info. call
RE b-S0O1. s. r. q c., INC,
rental agent.
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DEHUMIDIFIER. Frigidaire, new
Z condition: S45. Call Parkway g.
, 1913.
DESKS. 2 walnut: 3 desk floor pads
leather secretary chair, visible
card file. 2 pedestal fans. 1 alum.
! mum coat rack. bookcases, single
bed. spring and mattress; moving
Will sell cheap. EN-. 3-4450 OF
OIL. 2-2703.
DIAMONDS--Lady's Ia cts. S475;
SI2b: lady's 3 cts, SI.Oa5. mans
8 cts, $1,000. LIVINGSTON JEW
ELERS, 1923 H ST. NV. ME. s.
526S.
DINING ROOM CHAIRS, 5. and
\ dining room table, . wing chairs
i $50, cash for all: will sell sepa'
rately. Call janitor. wo. 6-5334.
DINING ROOM SET. walnut: table
six chairs. buffet; excel. condition
WIN sell sep. II desired. Also, misc
pieces II 3-50S2.
DNETTE SET. 5-pc. rock maple
2.pc. liv. rm. suite. Call RIA. g.
DRAPES. bedroom and living room
lined, custom made. Call NO. q
1 4
DRYER, Bendix, $50; gr velvet soft
and cover. $50. Must sacrifice. IA
j 9-1753.
ELECTRIC RANGE, like new. 1858
Frigidaire. $3.50. 10. 4-0461.
ExERCYCLE; excel. cond.: cost new
$3.50, VIII sacrifice. 1928. Cal
! WO. 6-0293.
FAN. 24ta inch. u h.p.. 9 blade
$50: Cool-Air. for $50. wrinRel
washer, Speed Queen. extra-lge. tub
pump, s25. 10. 5-l171.
FAN-Mathes Cooler, large window
fan on stand. peri cond.; $50. Cal
after 10 am. AID. 4-0394.
FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas or cleo
logs. screens. andirons. etc ACME
STOVE. l0l1 9TH NV Ma s-S952
FLOOR SANDING EQUIPMENT, com
plete OUTFIT and truck. Call an,
time after 8 pm. and all day Sun.
Evergreen 4-9273.
FOAM CUSHIONS CUT ANY SHAPE
MatitTeSiss alxs ron coq ER sS 3ih
FREEZER. Coldspot, 13 Gu. IT., 4
yrs. old; $3.50. Call JU. S-9O72
FREEZER. approx. II Gu. it., self,
contained commercial type as uset
for ire storage Of ice ,oo cream Tex Ex'
Length 80 in. width 80 in. height
IS in $40, OIL 9-5230.
FREEZER. beautiful Amana; finish
payments with or without fooc
plan; tremendous saving. MR.
SWEET. IA. 7-2060 or so. 5-6ls7
FREEZER. Amana. I5-cu. 1T. up.
right: 4 mos. old: take over small
monthly payments. HOWARD
WILSON. JU. 9-203s.
FUR COAT. Christian Dior Persian
lamb: choc. brn.: "a length: FMS
S2.20e; best offer, FE. 1920
FURNISHINGS, complete, for -bed'
rm. apt. incl. dishes. silver, Hide.
a-bed, console sewing machine ant
chair. LA. 6-S1S5
FURNITURE--Conant Ball COLDER
maple for living room Excellent
condition. Call AID. 2-8152.
FURNITURE-Two-b urner hot plate
cleo. Easy wash, mach. double bed
springs and mattress. folding CHRIS.
large Frigidaire. vanity dresser
ether lie items. 4S4 Mellon st, o:e.
FURNITURE walnut, maple
bedrm. suite; refgr.: several ode
pieces. HU. 3-656l or ia. 9-9642
FURNITURE = Radio -phonograpt
console. club chair, coffee table
etc. 3705 Window pl. NV.
FURNITURE-Modern living room
furniture: excellent condition. VIII
| b-S2ne.
FURNITURE-7-pc. lined oak d.
| nette set. plus ltv. rm, pieces. gooC
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1925 10th ST. NV.
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

WANTED-Rm., furn.. unfurn, and
board. for mother with 9 chill. 8, 2
yrs; care for chill. during day: vic.
Hyatts. JU. 9-1455 or AP. 7-3177.
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TWIN BEDS. 2 springs. 9 new mat.
tresses. dresser. dining table.
chairs. Open Sunday from II am,
to pm. DR.. Gould. $500 Minne-
cnfa Qua Tnn
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AIR CONDITIONER, sERVET-oas-
operated: residential, year-roundd
ssaS BfsHo Spy ESu ifaSHns s co',
5NSC;,n 1888 Wis. ave. NV. FE.
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BUSINESS SERVIcEs

HOME MPROvEMENTs--Rec. rms
porches. garages, ETC.; custom build.
er avail. at reasonable rates until
next house starts in October. Free
estimates. IA. 6-O707,
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PAPERING, SIT and up. this week
Only 1865 sunfast washable papers
'hJu $1,000. RIA 3-73g3
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 100 bass; Frontenalli
Perfect cond.; S125. Ii. 3-3S00
ACCORDION, l2O-bass Universal
professional Model 4bS3 with case
never used; $500. CT. 6-O462 aftel
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FARM AND GARDEN

VIRGIN T0PSOM. best quality. any
quantity. Immediate delivery. Lawn
renovation. Free estimates. FLEM.
4-464S.
AzALEAs EvERGREENs. oak-lea
compost spray service ROTH'S
sci Sligo Creek pkg, Tax PIX. Nd
TOPSOH. clean rich loan. 81 Gu
minimum. Logan 7-7410.
SOD. about 20 acres Of Eood-dualit,
PAGE. disl TR pa 41s5s4 After r6 3 D n m
BULLDOZERS and leaders for grad
ing: excavating and land clearing
Estimates free. Call UN. A-S533
Ewes. MA. $4,000.
BLUE GRASS SOD DELIVERED
PROMPTLY; you lay It and save
FARM NURSERY LII s-4ssC
SOD, $4,000 yds. Of wall-kept blue,
grass lawn, Shady Grove I'd. Tel
l6l-M Gaithersburg. Mr.. JOHN
SON.
BREAKER, expert tree removing, free
estimsates. Call at any time; ST
3-a9S6. 20
TOPSOIL, rich loan, 4 to 5 cubiI
yd. loads; delivered in southeas
area; $40 load; Bank run grave
for short time only. ROBERT L
EARNSHAW. Clinton, Md. Cal
Cypress 7-a333 or Cypress 7-S7O0
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping
trimming: lots cleared Mr. CLAY
TON UN. 10000 any time.
GREENHOUSE, sxl0 #. BARGAIN
IA. 1894.
REX BEGONIAS
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IPIANO-WurlItzer spinet. excel, cond
Used very little SINCE purchased.
Can be seen . to 5 pm. Sun. and
Mon. at Apt lis. 1000 F st. NV
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DINETTE SET, 5-pc. rock maple
2.pc. liv. rm. suite. Call RIA. O.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

JOHN KILPEN HOTEL-single room,
breakfast dinner. 500 wk. up; dou.
bles. $40 up. 93 nice rooms: best
food. big portions. 231O Ashmead
of 1900 blk, Conn. ave.
COLUMBIA RD. NV. e0Oi--Nic,
rms. .air-cond.. TV: GOOD meals,
SIC wk.; young people. co. b-2493
NICE SINGLE or double room. next
70 Ssth f dpr slesTIy people care II
downtown, air.eonditioned. THE
M sIs..,h .T,.l 1873 N e. nv. Com Com
st shs b.dr@s indiSidu rs S ar.
conditioned modern tile baths. De.
lieious home cooked meals. Tv
lounge automatic laundry. maid
service, switchboard. To inspect set
MRS. SWIFI on premises
ROOM AND BOARD. Jewish home
mr.. transportation. 1912 Van Buren,
81. NV. RA. 3-s0Dl.
NURSE. will Tive rm. and care FOL
elderly persons. or semi-invalid
trail loc. Al 2-Sa3a.
NICELY FuRN. RM.. semi-pvt. bath.
good meals. reas. b29 Newton pl
NV, TU. 3-2hOt.
CLUB MASON
1870 NEW HAMP. AVE NV
De luxe living In a club residences
for. business ladies and men. slnTlt
and others. SIS TO seq so wk.. in
GUIDING meals phone IN rn mo
charEei hotel services. NO 7-677O
BIGGEST AND BEST
You can make real friends and
live well on q moderate budget in
one Of our 40 resident halls for
young men and women. For - little
S14 A WEEK
Including room, breakfast and din
ner. daily maid service. Tv, bridge
cub and frequent orchestra dances
HARTNETT HALL
1926 21st ST. NV.
HU. 3-5432
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

1919 MONROE ST. NV large
light rms. ind nr.; kit. nicely
equip: utils. incl: $50 mo-. adults
JU. 9-7354 for appointment. TO-
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL 20-30, to share spac. 2-bedrm
furn. apt. in NV, with 2 othel
girls. Call DE. 2-9395 after g pm
ELDERLY JEWISH LADY who il
frequently out of town desires re-
fined Jewish lady to share mod. 2
bedrm. apt. conv. transp. and shop
JU. S-215S.
LADY to share apt. with another
lady in desirable NV. location;
COW. transp.. shop. To. 2-9294.
WOMAN, bet. ages % and 2s, t
help Turn. or to share a sparcely
Turn. 2-bedrm. apt. with another
woman in quiet, suburban com.
munity; cow. to transp. and shop.
swimming pool so. $4,000.
MAN WILL SHARE fine 18th st. apt
with another man, about so; twir
beds; sos. AID. 4-S55S. 19s
LADY wishes to share 2-bedrm. apt
With another lady: reasonable. Cal
DE. 2-15O7.
LADY SHARE APT. with woman o.
mother and child for reasonable
rent and apt. care. Call all day
Sun. 905 Buchanan st. NV. End Il
GIRL, 1s to "a. to share NV. ant
with another girl. Call TU. 2-1742
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5000 18TH sT.-convsnisnt Ioeationi
attractive single room. clean anc
aulet running water. Ap. f-4abb
COM. AVE-. NJ ehorehem--llxzc
studio room. All. bath daily maid.
pvt. entr- parkine. 10. 1854.
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REPAIRS end SERVICES lcont.

PAINTING, PAPERING, first-class-
Workmanship. work done immedi-
ately. MR.. POAT. RA. 3-5643. lS'
PAPERHANGING and painting: spe-
elai prices WORK guaranteed. Phone
Union 4-S555. I9'
PAPERING, Sl1 and up. this week
only 1855 sunfast washable papers
snJu $1,000. RIA 3-73g3
p ASIER REPAIRS-Ist-class work
by white mechanic: free estimates;
WORK guaranteed. ia. 9-l0tIS. To-
~ iSTERING, WATERPROOFING,
freproofnR. wall scrapine; free
estimate. Ii. 4-1439. Ii. 7-9057
PLASTERING, REPAIR WORK. our
s. eeialty; all work completely guar
ntiaS. RIA 6-397s
PI UMRING AND HEATING = One.
stop femodelinR services, bath.
81 rooms and kitchens installed or
3Temodeled We do entire lob Hot
ys,iieI -. heaters Ter , 5nG boilers Free
monthly pymts. SHAPIRO PLUME
ING co 3006 Georgia ave NV
REPAIRS OF ALL KINDs-Fur-
niture, lamps. tables. etc. Work
done ewes and week ends. After
pm. JE. 2-2265. pc
ROOF REPAIRS, as low as SIS;
spouting. carpentry; D. c.. Va. Md
RATCLIFF, LU. 2-9l71, Elk. 3-7I8O
ROOF REPAIRING AND PAINTING,
interior and exterior painting. Gail
uGREEN. ia. 9-S046.
STONE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT
specializing IN walls. patios, steps.
walks, etc; free est. cally JERRY,
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bur- FREfzE. ehsit typs Z 60 q
400 cal "A s.sIS4.
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AIR CoNDITIONER, 2. ton. Feeder
mahogany coffee table. glass top
@1b: RCA TV, 19-in. table model
Just needs picture tube. S35. Oak.
wood dinette table, 4 chairs, Si5
Mahogany table, 4 chairs. $50. Ha,
additional boards. dishes, glass.
nseylng to the country. Call HU
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REFRIGERATORs, used, reAnished
rebuilt: some guar. q year; 50 ~
up. FREDERICK'S. INC. 1905 14tf
St. IA. $1,000.
REFRIGERATOR. WESTINGHOUSE. {
Gu. IT,, excel. cond.; $50. 10. 2.
7O.b.
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse.
it.. good cond.. SIS. RA. 6-s364
REFRIGERATOR, 10 Gu. IT,; cheap
Ii. 3-2754.
REFRIGERATOR, GE 1919, 8 Gu. It
1st-class cond. plus automatic de.
froster, $50. JE. 4-623S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-18

GOLF CLCBs, used woods and irons
Mt. Hagen, Spalding, POP-Fiite
Burke and top notch. Complete set
priced from $40 RASNIC GOLF
lese PARK. WE 5.b5es
CUNs-Atsention. hunters and sur
fAneierf. We now have IN stock fol
s@is' "a, ne sro ma us ssis,. h' dan,
must BE- seen 70 Be apprec lated
ROBERT 8 THOMAS. s4de Fentor
81, Silver spring. Nd. JU. 5-3030
HEATERS. fanees, stoves: new. used
gaf oil. coal WOOD elec ACMl
Stow. ioii tn n ". IA s-sas2
lirF MACHINE. YORK. nake capaeif,
goo - excellent condition. Ca
~. 3-3466.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-18

DIAMONDS--Lady's Ia cts. S475;
lady's ia cts, S575: mans q Ct.
S125: lady's 3 cts. 81 ,095. mans
3 cts. 81, $50. LIVINGSTON JEW.
ELERS, 1923 H ST. NV. ME. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-18

DEHUMIDIFIER. Frigidaire, new
condition; S45. Call Parkway g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-18

REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS-Fur-
niture, lamps, tables, etc. Work
done ewes and week ends. After
= pm, JE. 2-2265. 22'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-18

DINING ROOM CHAIRS. 5. and ]
| dining room table, . wing chairs
/ $50 cash for all. viii sell sepa.
rately. Call janitor. Wo. 6-5334.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-18

AQUARIUM, 10 Gal., pump and inter-
S996. Pearl danio. 8 for ST.
geDras, . for 81; Moons, B for 81;
sea horses. $50 cents each. RE
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No dust Sits do1on from pure later foauy
It's non-dIIergtc, odorlessl
to breathe! Selt-ventaattnol
NeueT says, Jumps, 10rinklesl Your bed
stays smooth.
the tuu length of your body Just 1ohere
you need 1t! "GtUeS" to your every con-
tour and increment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

FOAM IS CLEANER!
FOAM IS COOLER!
FOAM IS NEATER!
FOAM IS RELAXING!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-16

same low price buys twin double set ALI foam for heavenly
sleeping comfort buoyan and resilient that will not sag
uoe varying weights Foam adjusts automatically body con-
tours and never needs turning with heavy woven spd
ticking that will give you years wear Complete with specal
height box springs for proper support
The Hscht Washington and pARKnon d Flor su, s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-19

,Kensingtnn: four tn cost $4,000. one
70 cost $4,000. and two TO cost S2I, :
600; architect, Patterson and Worland
Fred H. Kluckhuhn, lT17 Priscilla
drive. Silver Spring, owner: DWELLING 1T
HIS Priscilla drive. Silver Spring: cost,
L. Ianatius Kennedy. Frederick, Nd.
owner: warehouse building at 3a4A nm
pont avenue, KensinRton: cost, $4,000;
Ken Freeman Corp. 7e4e wisconsin
Iayenue, Bethesda, owner: Swr.nl- -
55l6 Greystone street, Bethesda; cost,
<. VI. Reid. 1914 Lone Oak drive.
Bethesda, owner: dwelling at 1909 Quin-
tana court. Bethesda; cost, $4,000.