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TV sERVICEMAN. outside. exper.
hours. paid vacation: other bene-
fits. HU. 3-444S. -23
TV SERVICEMAN, outside: transp.
furnished: permanent position with
reliable firm; no nightwork; excel.
salary. Our employees know OF this
ad. Box 145-R, Star. -22
Ty ICEMAN-BENCHMAN, .ex-
perienced only; permanent job;
take over complete charge, SERVICE
shop, Apply N person, only. g.,,IAE, At
r$ysHVRI4rs $92S h2th St. .MnF;eeiHANros, n;ei INN mime
on all makes. Salary commemorate
with experience. Apply DISTRICT
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. as23
uiPah6LsTERER. af6 81 RiI: full time in nearby
Va, must be, experienced. Refer
ences required. Call ElmWooddo b.
UssHERRs sfHaRR wANTED-Apply in per
wAfrER aaf & S'si III, n'T fun time. must be
experienced French service; hours,
IL am. to 8 p.m..'6 pm. to 0 pm;
IS $2h SO WEgsTEssTER gsF Essk cav wo saseo75o s99oo
BOY, colored. young, to work in
drugstore. Call in person. MONROE
PHARM., 5577 Central ave. sc.
MAN, white, to work In tire store;
1886. LA. 6-3Ss5. Ask for MR.,
EDMONDS. 81
MAN to lubricate trucks evenings
a week. Apply in person to Mr..
Mildly. HOWAT CONCRETE co,
. S st. s.w. ~
MAN to collect well-established life
Insurance debit. Good salary and
commission. No experience neces-
sary. On the lob training. Must
have car. MA. S-1374. --22
MAN, living in Sc. or Prince Georges
Co. area; excellent opening. aver
age S97 weekly income: age 21-35
preferred. For interview phone MR..
BELL. RE. 5-S163. Tuesday only,
G n m tn @ d m
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-@o
nsi' salary and commission, n, oEoGIsE qi5
st; nv; NE s-s410; 20
to shampoo and assist. GABRIEL,
BEEAUTfCIAN, good operator.
wanted, full or part-time, FRED,
THE HAIR sTYLIsT' 1lo9 g ST
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman, all
around operator; neat appearance; Anniy
IN person, Beauty BAZAAR, sos
BEaHTiCIaN, asG K; m all-round operator,
full or part time. Apply Tuesdsags,
or Mednesdays.e THE AARON
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIsT,
well-establ.shed beauty salon: upper
Georgia ave: guaranteed top SAL
BEAUTICIANS. experienced. full or
part time, Phone Ho.: 2-S0S0:
BEAUTY 1. eKce 1aafT and ena eomm be Gd ea
salon; Day. LU. 2-4244' night,
BEXU2Y OPERATOR, ss5-Sl0o per
week guarantee plus commission; s.
day week: no nanicuring; steady
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
BPRETR PRREssERs orEharos lEaa Fys st IMAM nT or
woman). experienced. JULES, Lang.
ley shopping center, Md. other
salons In Alex. and Shirlington
Call Mr.. Jules, ST. 3-1037.. 80
BEAUTY QPERAT0R-Excel. oppor.
for exper. permanent waver. Apply
PAT YouR Z r HAlRpREssER. slRPF1 9$5 r
BOoKKEEPER-Assistant manager
for apartment house project Must
be able to do general ledger work
with some clerical duties Good
salary. plus 2-bedroom apartment
Write 20 LLoYD's APARTMENT
500 Tennessee avenue. Alexandra
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT for exclu-
sive dress shop; 1-woman office
complete charge; salary open.
Joan ROBERTS 100 Conn. eo aye
BooKKEEPER's ASSISTANT, age
under 35; good opportunity to ad-
vance. 5-day-week See Mrs. /
Maugher at $40 New York ave.
BooKKEEPER, for old established
retail firm; some accounting edu-
sales audit helpful; good starting
salary commensurate with ability;
many company. benefits; free COM
pany parking. See MR.. SAUNDERS,
70 e 3, 2i46 24th pl. ne:
vestment transactions, excellent
salary: pleasant working condi-
tions. Reply in own handwriting
stating all pertinent data with eI-
perience. Box l29-R. Star. --22
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HELP--.-MEk

MEN-Excellent openings for men,
full time; also l part time: married
men preferred; full time can aver
age over S100 per week: full estab-
lished routes, no cold canvaSsing;
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earnings: no sales ex-
perience necessary. but must be
able to furnish character refer
ences. For details apply FULLER
BRUSH CO., Oil National Press
Phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S;
YOUNG MAN t2o-3o). desiring to
make q career in moving and stor-
to type. Training in claim adjust
preferred but not necessary. Salary
to qualified: good benefits. and op:
portunity. See Mr.. Seward. SMITH
STORAGE CO.. 2155 Shamnlain
YOUNG MAN. drive light truck. as
sist in wholesale paint store. Write.
giving employment record and char
acter references. Box 104-R, Star
YOUNG MAN to start as junior
sales trainee. Excellent opportunity
for aggressive young man, 1925.
RICHARDS. ME. $4,000. -25
bly, and wiring of electronic
Instruments: previous experience
desirable but not necessary: must
be high school graduate: permanent
employment. excellent working con-
ditions. with research firm in
Alex, Va. Salary open. Call XII.
9-S766 for appt. 20
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HELP---MEN

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. white.
for work as service station attend
ant. HAYNES ESQ SERVICE. 270S
Virginia ave NV. -21
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EVENING WORK

Sales and service, national con-
eern; car to your ADVANTAGE; high
earnings. Apply 1903 Duke st.,
Alex, Va, ewes, 7:30 pm. ga
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CLERKS
TYPISTS
CASHIERS

BKKPG. MACH. OPS.
Permanent positions, good
salary, 5-day week, hospi-
talization and many COM
pany benefits. Apply Mr..
Williams.
HUB FURNITURE co.
9TH AND D NV.
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power problem. Today we have
the greatest prosperity and the
highest level of employment in
our history. This very economic
health completes with the armed
forces for volunteers.
Ready Reserve Sought
We are doing our best to build
a ready reserve that will be
strong and effective. not just a
paper force. We seek to build
this strong reserve, as a needed
supplement to our standing
forces. and as a means to hold
our active duty strength at rea-
Isonable levels.
And this / have emphasized
before: am determined that
through a strong reserve, we re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
Lana Turner Loses
Child Due in January

SANTA MONICA. Calf, Oct
6 R.-Actress Lana Turner to-
day lost the child she and her
actor husband. Lex Barker, were
expecting in January. attend
ants at st. Johns Hospital re-
ported.
1t would have been the
couples first child. Miss Turner
has a daughter, Cheryl, IS, by
a former husband, Stephen
Crane. a stock broker. Mr.. Bark
er has two children. Lynn, Is,
and Alexander, 9, by his first
wife, Constance Thurber.
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lieve veterans from being re-
called to duty in time Of emer-
gency while younger men who
have not served stay athome. Sc
lective Service is an essential
stimulant for building up the
necessary reserve strength.
The free world looks to the
United States for leadership in
standing firm against Commu-
mist push. We must not now be-
tray that leadership by loose
talk of soon ending the draft,
The world can only construe that
as letting down our guard.
No MaginOt Line
To call the draft wasteful and
to term it a Maginot line evil
dences either ignorance Of our
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SenhoUer'S statement on the
toHoWS:
not propose to draft one man
more than we need.
This administration has sue
cessfully pressed for major leg
islation to increase voluntary
enlistmentS and the re-enlist-
ments Of men already trained,
and to keep down monthly draft
calls This legislation has in
creased the pay and benefits of
servicemen. improved the Sur
vivOrs Benefits Act, covered the
armed forces under social secur-
ity, improved service housing.
increased disqualification bene-
fits for service families, and in
other ways made service life
more rewarding.
The result has been to in
crease re-enliStmentS, so nee
eSsary to our sustained strength,
from "a per cent in 1858 to over
40 per cent in 1856. Three
fourths of the -enlistments
were for the long 6-year term.
Our country's good times have
complicated the military man
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military needs or q willingness
to take chance with our Ma
tons security.
The chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff and the military
chiefs of the services. our great
est experts in these matters,
have specifically supported the
need for continuing the draft
law.
The United States is main
tanning its military strength to
safeguard the American people
in their homes, to deter hostile
ATTACK at home and abroad, and
to encourage the prospect of
world peace.
This administration is deter
mined to continue that strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
TEXT OF STATEMENT
President Sees Droft
Necessary for Peace

The teri Of President EiSenhowerS statement the
question Of the military draft tollows
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Take look at the smdrtest fall number Of all! It's
Oldsmobles big, budgetpriced 49,! You'll sing this
beautys praises for years to come, especially when
you discover how little it actually costs! You'll dis
cover, too that change to Olds nOro puts you far
ahead later You're getting with top-doIar value
today, high resale worth tomorrow!
But speaking of now, just look what you'll have
big car, with all the additionally great Oldsmobile
engineering and craftsmanship features-a nev car
that's powered and styled to stay ne,o You'll have,
for instance, the mighty Rocket Engine with 23O
?O a Nrsp. tad Super Ssmoads
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moon for Us even though
we've been married for 81
years."
The Willard family spends
the summers at their cottage
in Claremont. located on the
south banks of the James River
in Surrey County - again in
an area rich in history. The
two younger children. Frances.
age 9, and George Jefferson
tJeff). age IL. especially en-
Joy investigating the famous
landmarks near this property
which is on part of the origi-
nal jamestown Colony plot.
The older son, Ira F. VII
lard, jr. Chick, who is 10.
is currently with the United
States Army at Fort Mon
mouth, N. J. Daughter Mary
Elizabeth (Bib) became Mrs.
Paul David Willis, III. in De-
cember. Historical places have
a great significance for her.
too-for her wedding recep-
ton was held at another ia
nous inn just down the block
from the carriage house
Gadsby's Tavern.
Now you can see why we
all so much enjoy living In this
doll of a house in such an his
toric setting" concludes Mary
Willard.
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ing back in the eighteenth
century. The massive knocker
on the door Of the house and
the interesting fire plaque set
in the wall above 1t are also
reminiscent of that earlier era.
1T is the contrasts, though.
which make life so interest
ing" confided energetic Mrs.
Willard. Just see how in
congruous the televiEion set
looks on that antique marble
topped table with the iron
treadle basel"
Over in the corners Of the
living room are colonial kero-
sene lamps-electrifled and
plugged into convenient out
lets! On the mantel ticks an
old-f ashioned clock-but
through the doorway one
glimpses the cleaning push
button appliances Of a modern
lied kitchen.
Upstairs on the second floor.
the master bedroom boasts .
huge fireplace. on one side OF
which stands the picturesque
carved bed in which was born
former owner william Nor
ford who gave the Inn It's
name. In the other corner is
an enormous antique walnut
wardrobe. purchased by the
Willards to help compensate
for the lack Of closet and stor-
age space In the old house.
Just beyond the narrow hall
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Of Virginia plans to show the
courtyard on its tour in April.
The converted carriage
house with its four bedrooms.
living and dining rooms. kit
chen, bath and two flreplaces.
is an excellent example Of the
lasting qualities Of the build
ings constructed by pioneers
in this section Of the country.
To the Willards and their chill
dren it provides the old time
charm and convenience of To-
cation which they felt were
lacking in their former sub
urban apartment.
The City Manager himself,
known as Dutch" to his
friends, can often be seen cross
ing from his Office in Old Alex
andria City Hall. conveniently
directly opposite his home. AS
he walks through the iron
gateway Of the quaint inn and
strolls along the cobblestone
and brick walkway to his
early American home. he could
well be walking back into
history, for many important
events in the beginning days
Of our country transpired here.
Visions Of Past
The garden. with its colonial
lamp posts, old-fashioned met
al yard furniture and rows OF
ancient cast-iron ham boilers
now filled with plants. makes
an observer blink and rub his
eyes to make sure he isn't liv-
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way is the ultra-modern tile
bath--in sharp contrast again
with the colonial decor sur
rounding 1t.
Foot-thick Walls
The two dormered bedrooms
on the top story of the brick
house are charmingly reminis-
cent of early architecture.
Foot-thick walls throughout
the house keep 1t remarkably
cool in summer and recall the
period when the structure was
used as an ice house.
You know" laughingly ad-
init the Willards, this house
has always been known as
Honeymoon Cottagel' 1t was
remodelled in 1888 for the
Norfords' newly-wed daughter
and SON. law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross D. Pope. Famous political
Boss Ed Flynn's son and his
bride also lived here, so this
seems like a second Money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
THE WILLARD FAMILY
Enjoys Modem Life
IndCdrridge House

South Carolina, they make
the study Of Virginia history
their speciality.
Beginning Of Interest
Their interest in this par
ticular hobby began when
they were in the southern part
of Virginia at Camp Lee during
World War II when Mr.. Will
lard was Post Adjutant there.
Following this they moved to
Hopewell. where he was city
manager for four years and
where they also spent some
time renovating old property.
The Wizards present home
is actually located in the rear
of the courtyard Of the his
toric inn which has been in
operation consistently since
1915. Current owners Alice
Norford Moore and Robert e.
Lee Moore carried on the
restoration work of this site.
The plot was originally pur-
chased in 1749 at Alexandria'S
famous public land auction.
Because of its beauty and his
toric value the Garden Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
THE WILLARD FAMILY
By ELoIsE F. LEvERENz

The dramatic past of pic
turesque Alexandria, Va, is
rapidly becoming a reality for
Mary Willard, charming wife
Of City Manager Ira F. Will
lard, since they recently
moved into the remodelled
carriage house of old Norford
Inn at 2l412 Fairfax street.
"It's Just like living in the
pages Of a history book" de-
clareS the vivacious dark
haired wife Of the man who
has been Alexandria's chief
executive since 1852. I'VE
have always just loved old
property, and now being able
to be right in the middle OF
Alexandria where so much of
historic interest has taken
place. is a romantic and fasci-
mating experienced"
Renovating old houses and
delving into their history is
not q new experience for this
colorful family. Although
Mary Willard halls from Ala
bama and her husband from
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sITUATloNs-WoMEN

NURSE COVERINGS. experienced
wishes position with children
perm. or temp: refs. IA. 2-7597.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. .wishe,
case, day or night duty. Ref. no
SECRETARY. once manager. cor.
own car: IS hrs. Ss6. AID. 1884
ewes. To. 2-5066- Is
SECRETARY. 4-5-hr. day: exper
law and real estate; prefer Airing
ton once. IA. 7-7413. 3
TEACHER. white: II. yrs. exper.
history and math: full or part tint
position; D. c. or nearby. RA. g.
Y sSTSi LADY, a. desires position
where proof Of ability will merii
advancement: s yrs. gen. ofc. skin
accurate typist (manual-elec;l
phone. reception; exper.; avail
Ain NJ e-f aUSSSSsEwIvEs-Dayyorkers
maids with local refs, health cards
cali MRS. GOSS. co. 5-92S2. IL
COLLEGE GIRL-Desires part-tlme
JOB, $3.50 to $50. No domestic
work. Ii, 1861 aft. 8 pm. --S
SPANISH speaking colored woman
General homework and cooking
Fond OF children. Ref. RA. 3-649l.
CoLORED NURSE with doctors ref
erence wants rt-time lob for
or night duty, ia. $4,000.
COLORED GIRL desires work as
typist. store maid or waitress. LII
I-1O5Q
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sITuATIoNs--DoMEsTlc

COLORED GIRL wants Job as
mothers helper, kitchen helper or
child care: days. LU. 2-2b97.
ExPER. GIRL, desires domestic wk.
or a Job taking care Of sick per-
CoLoRED WOMAN desires days
work OF by the week. Good ref
erences. no. 2-S224.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
or child care; good reference. LU; z
RELIABLE white woman wants days
work: references, Telephone no ST
c ;nIlo WOMAN wants s.h,w and
child care. Exper.. excel. refs. ME
HIGH haS'S SCHOOL GIRL desires baby
sitting or fountain. Call ate.
GIRL. colored, desires work. 5-day
week, exper. with refs. Live In
Gaithersburg 799-J-2.
days work. RE. 7-0572., >
GIRL, colored, wishes Inv, nc
cooking. ST. 3-9474 between am
LADY, coiored. wants gh.v. and
child care. days wk. AID. Al 103
COLORED GIRL wishes INV; part
time or days work. LII. 4-e0SS.
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HELP-DoMESTic

diplomatic family. Local refer;
ences. Nationality no object. Can
CHILD CARE-G.h,w.: plain cook
ing; 5h days: stay some nights;
local references. Call EN-. 2-l2sb.
COOK, white, for guest house, $3.50
mo: live in. AID. 4-7943. III -.
COOK -G.H.W., experienced. fond Of
children: live in. of after break
fast / day and every other sun;
good references. Call EN-. 2-2157'
IG.Hw.-PLAIN COOKING. expert
enced white woman; care OF Z
children; refs; live in; small sal
airy. JU. 9-6O72.
CIV, must live in. fond of chill
dren; $40 week. JU. 9-S124. Ii
G.H.W., live in. private room: gooa
salary; references. Call OIL. 4-S2Ss.
G.H.W.,. child care. live in. 25-4Q:
newly furn. pvt. room, Tv. and bath.
81 day. Exper. with local refs. ~
CIV. live in greater N. Y. city.
Transp. advanced. $150-S.00 per
mo. References required. ME. B.
G.aR.W..CHILD CARE, experienced;
5-day wk.. stay z nights; S22 Tk,
Gil II S W Cook. White, so-45. for
motherless home. Liye-in: Exper.
with children; Refs: on every sun
HOUsEKEEPER, woman between 20,
40 yrs. of age: live in: Apply l101
Howard I'd. Sc. Apt. 2. Ill,
MAID G.H.W., good plain cook; 51a-
day week; live in or stay some
nights; local references required;
$50. IA. 9-530S. 10
MAID. to live in; references and
health certificate , TsgIiFed' w ESf aHe
and every other sun. OF. Starting
MAID general for week ends only,
FRIDAY morning through Sunday
dinner; must be experienced IN
f gs,s and pbs SERVING HM Seq s4sls' in
MAID. colored. over IS: must live
in and be experienced; must have
reference: $50 wk. TU. 2-4236
WOMAN, experienced, to live in
with husband who has other Job;
S SSna car. SON. or cb aha Sas6and tG
do odd Jobs In exchange for room
and board; $3.50 per mo. ia. z
LIVE in. new air-cond. apt: s.h.w;
child care; refs, health card. Cal
En- NJ, 2 I 5R.N afssr w Z 2 a. WOMAN
to- live in, Im. and board plus
SETTLED WOMAN, white. care OF
small child 3 days a week; no
homework; Falls Church area. JE
3-313S between 6 and q pm. 10
WANTED - Elderly white woman
live in: room and board; $50 pei
wk.; no cleaning or laundry. Cal
WA. 1874. MRS. MILLER.
and do light homework. 10
| o-qS6I IA
WOMAN, between 80 and so year:
of age. live In. $40 week; on 3
week ends q month. Call after $50
| nm TIL 2-2760.
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for 3 ofnees. louyred
glass, " glass louvred doors, wal
nut plywood finish; reasonable.
Call Ma. 5000 between 10 and 4.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets. consoles. grands and up.
rights at moderste rates iron 50
%SRIsly UP PP1asxr H sToREs ss cor.
sT. 3.s4o05: $685. Georgia ave,
silver Spring tphone JU. 5-l105l:
hl69 Lee highway. Arlington, Va.
(pione KE. s-5060). Suburban
stores open every evening. Park
PIANO-Used console type instru-
ments in very good condition. 1895
Pay S25 down. JORDANS. corner
18Th and 9 SITS. NV, Phone ST
PiANOS-Army. Navy. Air Force and
Marine personnel. Government and
District employees can save real
at the PIANO MART. 10I5 Seventh
ST. NV. Over 100 spinets. consoles
and uprights to choose from. 81.
$4,000 PIANO MART. 1913 9TH
81 opE Nv rH iIHss ' sSEs the Library
PIANOs-Used. small modern yrsnds,
PiANo MART. lois Seventh st.
NV. Gust above the Library). -
PIAN0S-Jordsn's have values In
all types Of pianos. The. largest
sss ss DOWN IN tn. ssE q THsEi
aoSatoSn c0 spsons sS' st. .hq s.s4o 5i,
S spSsn. k kfs s sssS:s deorsa
avenue, Silver Spring tphone JU.
5-1105l. Suburban stores Qnen
every evening. Park In front, y
PIANO, apt. sized baby srand' 49,
2 nut I C case IL pri s;.o ss76. Gail stter
PIANO, Concord spinet. mahog. I'M
ish. used very little. FULLY guaran-
tssd, S3a5, KITS. 1880 @ st. NV
PfANos. special purchase, fine quail.
ity. full keyboard, spinet pianos
$49b. Regularly .S645. Quantity
limited KITS. 1880 O st. NV
PIANO, Guib;ransen, 44-inch apart.
ment upright. used. new price $50
Reduced to $495. Also Gulbrenser
console, returned from rental re-
dueed 500; cAMPBELL MusIC
CO., 110S @ st. NV. D1. 1894
EAhNO, WuTutzeI, Iul KEYBOARD
console. A real bargain at 1895
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. 110S G
St NV. DI. 7-S464. 10
PIANOS. unclaimed: Kohler Camp.
bell upright. sos: also small kim.
ball upright. $3.50: both excel
eo2nd,: free deliv. 222 G st. NV.
PIANO. Steinway, beautiful mahoE.
anteed. save over $500. CAMPBELL
M lssFG CO., Hos @ st. NV: p1
RADIOS, PHoNos., Ice. selection
S12.95 up: cabinets. parts to builc
your own. Open Sun, g. to 2 pm
1214 18th st. NV. AID. 2-5252. II
RADIO and record player. Zenith
combinations; 3-speed table model:
$50 Serta mattress and box
SPRINGS; 8 legs: $50. AID. 2-O417,
REfRIGERAToRs. used: retinisSed
up. FREDERIcKs. INC. 3905 18th
ST., ia. $1,000.
REFRIGERATORs, used, $3.50 UP;
guaranteed; deliv.: lge. stock. ACME
sToyE; J0dl 9TH nv; IA. s.s952
gas; guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES
2337 Ga. ave. NV, DE. 2-bb66.
REFRIGERATION, walk-in, 9x11x9
blower coil, l h.p., water-coolet
condensing unit. dismantled on jot
site; $500 complete. ANDY's. La
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for 3 ofaees. louyred
glass, s glass louvred doors, wal
nut plywood finish; reasonable.
Call Ma. s-019o between 10 and 4.
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FURNITURE-overstuffed sofa and
wing chair: very good condition
LA. 6-1310. 10
FUR COAT. black Persian lamb, "a
length; size 1914; reasonable. Call
FUR, JACKET AND MUFF-Raneh
mink. size 1912. excel. cond.;
sl25: Cali Wo. 6;,2209.
Der cushions. mod. occasional
chairs, mod. end table and coffee
table; used 2 months. stored l mo
This furniture is new. $500. Cal
RIA. $1,000 after 6 pm. .
FURNITURE-Entire contents o.
apt, incl. antiques. Fine buffers
desk, mirrors. paintings, mahog
card tables. secretary. twin beds
occasional chairs and tables; rugs
books. fan collection. silver. kitchen
utensils, ine brie-a-6rac; Woodles
NV. 10 to S pm. through Sat.
FURNITURE BARGAINs-Brand-
new, better-grade. modern bedrm.,
jr. din. rm., liv. rm. and bedding;
some factory close-outs and moor
samples at great savings for cash.
sTAHLER,S, Sl6 18th st. nv.
room suite. excellent cond... will sell
for less than half cost. Also 3-pc
living room suite with custom-made
slip covers, custom-made draperies,
bedroom furniture. rugs. lamps
miscellaneous artocles. Phone after
8 pm. RA. 3-S469.
FURNITURE-Lge. Chinese ANTIQUE
lamp: black teakwood. carved
Chinese antique armchair: 1S-
screen, mahogany cabinet, RCA tele.
vision. See Manager. 2730 Wis
conBin ave. NV. -lO