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York. He was making the trip
to attend a lawyers convention
She was on her way from Sidney
to Cherbourg.
They were married in 1924.
Mr.. Noel was at one time presi-
dent Of the Columbia Historical
Society and organized and headed
the District Crime Commission
in 1884. He had also been presi-
dent of the District Bar Associa-
ton. He had served a number
of times as delegate to the inter-
national legal conventions from
the American and District Bar
Associations.
Husband Taught at Gu
Author of a book on bank
ruptcy law and other volumes
he taught philosophy and medi-
eval institutions and economics
as well as law. at Catholic rrj-
verslty and Georgetown Uni
versity.
Known as a strikingly hand
some woman. Mrs. Noel also
built a reputation as a hostess
Since her husbands death, she
had become less active in social
life but kept her love of travel
A "free lance" who liked to travel
alone and decide en- route where
she would go next, she had writ
ten friends here that she hoped
to winter in the Caribbean, if it
could be managed.
She is survived by her mother
and sister in Cherbourg and a
brother who lives in Dakar,
French West Africa.
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Mrs. Ludson, "a,
Oldest Member
OF D. Church

Mrs. Verlinda d. Ladson, "a,
Oldest member of the West
Washington Baptist Church OF
Georgetown, died Thursday at
a hospital here.
A native of King George
County. Va, Mrs. Ladson came
to Washington so years ago. She
lived at 5000 Cambridge place
NV Her husband, the late
Edward W.. an insurance sales
man died seven years ago.
Mrs. Ladson was a member OF
the board of managers for the
Baptist Home for the Aged fol-
many years. She is survived by
three daughters, Edna H. Ladson
of the home address, Mrs. Ruby
L. Henry. 1910 Butterworth
place NV. and Mrs. Elsie D
Haycock, 1860 Butterworth place;
five grandsons. and six great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Birch funeral
home, 1904 M street NV. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery
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.WoIImur Bostrom,
Ex-Swedish Envoy

Wollmar BoStrom. 78. Swedish
Minister to the United States
from 1925 to 1945, died a week
ago in Stockholm. it was re-
ported here yesterday.
Mr.. Bostrom was dean Of for
eign ministers in Washington
when he retired in 1945. He was
once national tennis champion
in Sweden and was often seen
on the courts of the Chevy Chase
Club.
He had been chamberlain and
private secretary to King Gustav
v Of Sweden before coming to
Washington. He was also Min
lister to Spain before heading the
Swedish legation here. He is
survived by his widow Gertrud
and a daughter.
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I'm MRnnrtan1

HAMILTON. LoTTIE. In sad but low
ing memory OF our loved one, LoTTIE
HAMILTON. who left us one year
ago today. November %, 1855.
You left place no one can MI,
x 1d in SSy hearts yea ipssT sly
Lynn FREDERICK.
HARRIS. MARIA. In loving memory Of
MARIA HARRIS, who passed away
three years ago, November %, 1858.
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our minds.
we vi always cherish with love
ToviNG HUSBAND AND FAM1LY az
HAWKINS, HATTIE DAY. In loving
memory OF my dear mother, HATTIE
i Day I HAwKiNs ,oESho passed away gS
1879.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass BY:
Deep in my heart q memory is kept
OF one l loved and can never forget.
HENSON, BESSIE W. In loving mem
9Eg 81 our loved one. BESSIE W:
wear ago TODAY. November 80 1855.
You left a place no one can hll
And in our hearts you linRer still:
our memory is as real today
As the hour you passed away
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND, ROBERT.
AND CHILDREN. JAMES AND ANN
JAMES, WILLIAM J. In memory Of our
devoted husband and father, Will
LIAM J. JAMES, who departed this
hfe one year aeo, November 90. 1855
They say time heals all sorrows
ana helps US 70 FORGET,
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss you YET.
More and more each day We miss
Friends may think the wound is
But they little know the sorrow
JANIS. AND cHIffDREs. " l.
JUMPER. MARIE NJ. A tribute Of love
and devotion @ the memory Of my
dear sister. MARIE M JUMPER, who
leii me one year arc, November 3D.
AZ time goes b. ! miss you more.
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
NO one can oil your vacant place
fougR rpL5vo1ED slsTER, AMANDA
MAHANEY, WILLIAM y. In loving
memory Of my Gear husband and our
father, WILLIAM r. MAHANEY, Vho
passed aWav two years aeo today. No
vemoer %, 1854
your chair IL vacant. Daddy dear,
But We still feel that you are near
Gone, but not forgotten.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
MeCRAY, MARY PROCTOR. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. MARY
PROCTOR MccRAY. who passed away
elRht years ago today November %.
ia46
In msmorys lovely garden.
Where remembered JOY blooms fair,
Your memory dearest mother.
y the brightest blossom there
GENEVA AND WILBUR
MILLER, WILLIAM !. A tribute Of
love TO the memory Of our dear nus
band. father and grandfather VII
LIAM J MILLER. who passed auay
one wear ago November %. 1885
The one for whom We cared
With such abiding love,
Has found the wondrous SHINING path
Up 70 the home above.
LOVING WIFE RUTH n MILLER
SON AND DAUGHTER WILLIAM J
MILLER, JR AND ESTHER 2 HAIR
RIs AND GRANDCHILDREN.
STEWART. JOHN T., 81. A tribute OF
ioye IN memory Of ny DEAR father,
JOHN 7. sTEWART. Who passed auay
niteen years ago TO-DAY. November -
Towns and kind in ali bis uays
USrieht and iuat . he -he u his
sincere ana sine 10 heart ard MIND.
Nhat teasfnU memqu be EFT
peninq- oOhs JOHN.
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Leo A. Dobrzyn, SO, Retired
Policeman, Kennel Owner

Leo A. Dobrzyn, SO, a Metro
politan policeman for 10 years
until his retirement earlier this
year, died Monday at his home
in Silver Hill, Md. He had been
from a heart condi-
ton for the last year.
For most Of his 10 years with
the department he was a partol-
man with No. 9 Precinct. While
on the force he also ran as a
hobby the Dobrzyn Kennels,
4749 Clifton road. Silver Hill.
He was president of the Wash
ington Bulldog Club.
A Navy veteran of World War
II he saw service in the Pacific
theater as a motor machinist
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mate with the amphibiouS
forces.
He was born in Shamokin,
Pa, on February Is, 1921.
Besides his widow. Mabel, he
Is survived by a son, Thomas.
age 2; four sisters. Mrs. Helen
Snipko, Mrs. Violet Strcanslky
and Mrs. Theodore Kohan, all
of New York. and Mrs. Florence
Heller of Hollywood, Fla; two
brothers, jerome Of Brooklyn,
N. Y. and Stanley of Shamokin.
and his mother, Mrs. Sophia
Dobrzyn, also Of Shamokin.
Funeral services were held at
10 am. today in the Holy Fam
lily Catholic Church. with burial
in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Fl
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Edwin M. Martin,
Patent ATTORNEY

Edwin Manton Martin, 81
patent counsel for Hughes Air
craft Co. in Culver City, Calf.
who served from 1913 to l94t
as a special Assistant United
States Attorney General, died
Wednesday.
A native Of Washington, he
practiced law here from 1925 tc
1880.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Chase Black Martin. and
two daughters. Chase Edwina
Martin and Mrs. Mary Joan
Mahood. all Of Santa Monica.
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Services will be held at 2 pm,
tomorrow at Christ Episcopal
Church. BIS o street NV.
Final services and burial will b
in Farmville.
The family asks that any
tokens of sympathy be contribu.
tons to the American Cancer
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vert County ever to be elected
presiding officer of the State
Senate.
Other survivors include his
widow, three sons, Abraham and
Joseph of Prince Frederick, Md,
and Herbert Of Centreville; q
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Shepard.
of Prince Frederick. 10 grand-.
children and one great-grand@
child.
Funeral services will be Sum
day, 8 pm, at the Jack Lewis
funeral home, Baltimore. Burial
will be in Beth Tflloh Cemetery.
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GuruId Lugurd, Writer

LONG BEACH. Calf, Nov. %
R.-Garald Lagard. 81, novelist
and magazine writer, died yes.
Iterday after an extended illness.
Mr.. Lagard was the author Of
two novels Of the Civil War
period, Scarlet Cockerell," pub
lished in 1913, and Leaps the
Live Thunder" published in 1855.
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Hnurtltuu

Helm, SARAH VI. A monument to the
memory OF SARAH NJ HEM. beloved
wife and mother. will be unveiled at
the Birth sholom B Section. Mount
day, November Is. 1856. at . pm
Friends and relatives invited
TOLsTOI. CARRIE. There will be an
unwilling Of q monument in memory
of CARRIE ToLsToI on Sunday. No.
vember 25, 1856, at 1890 pm. al
the B'nai Israel Cemetery. Oxon Hill
Md Friends and relatives invited
zIPPERMANN, PHYLLIS. There will be
an unwilling in memory Of PHYLLIS
Z1PPERMAHN on Sunday, November
IS 1855. at Q pm, at King David
Memorial Garden, Falls Church, Va
Eriends are cnrdially invited
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Darn nf TIlanka

HOLMES. WILLIAM r. wish to ex-
press my appreciation to all the friends.
relatives and neighbors, as vel as TO
all the ORGANIZATIONS to which my
husband belonged, for their many acts
of kindness, expressions OF sympathy
florai offerings and condolences ex-
tended by them during his illness ana
at the time of the sudden death of
MARIE x. HOLMES. 25
SLOVENIAN, HARRY. we wish to ex-
press our appreciation and thanks
to all Of our friends for their acts
Of kindness and expressions OF SYM
patty during our psTesyemsnt. -.
ENCE KAPLhN AND ANNE ROTHS-
CHILD
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
CEMETERY LOTS

TO sETTLE GsTATE-Fouf sites. best
sfrtirn Nashinginn National Crmstefy
fubstautial reduction d LASS
cEORGE WAsHlNCION CTMITTRY--
: Sfa7e'i'sA 500 taeh. "a. 1857.
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ROBERT c STOUT. ssersts srp'"'
TAYLOR. RANDOLPH 5. on Friday.
November %. 1856. a. his residences
4t9l North iith st.. Arlington. Va
RANDOLPH S TAYLOR, beloved hus-
band OF Jessie 7 Taylor, father o.
Nancy Taylor and son Of Mrs. o d
TAYLOR q Pleasant RidEs. Ky. Friends
may call A. the, Ives Funeral Home
.s45 wilson blvd. Arlington va.
where funeral services viii be held or
terment Columbia Gardens csmetsgv.
THOMAS, BERTHA ELIZABETH. or
Tuesday. November 81, 1883 IN Freed
men's Hospital BERTHA ELIZABETH
THOMAS She IL survived b. one
niece tao great-nieees, one great
nephew and host o. other relatives
J9huton 4 Jenkins Funeral Home. ZOE
TOWNSEND. ROBERT LEE. Suddenly
y Monday, November 10, 1919, ~
The Hselsg Msmorlal hospital. ROB.
y sc beloved husband Of s.slia
Anrie p Johnson. Ester, Chester and
Randolph Townsend He also leaves
% mourn their loss seven sisters three
brothers, three grandch ildrsn other
relatives hnd manv friends Remains
resting AZ the John 7 Rhirta a Co
Funsrai Home pol 3rd ~ So. where
iriendt NAY cai after ! IN Friday
Noyemeer "a Funeral On SATURDAY,
abcFe-menfi qued funeral none. In
ieintnt Woodiavn cemstsfy.
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% UUkNET r. The members
Of Potomac Lodge. No. 5, p.
A A. NJ, are invited 70 at
tend the Bradbury Heights
" Methodist Church on Fri
n cay. November -, la56, a.
n. ehsplai w rev NV ppoTHIEgp,
~ x. STURGfS
4. LAWREEcE TIIIEY.
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OF Rock Creek Council, No.
2i91 Knights of Columbus,
are hereby notified of the
death OF BROTHER JO-
SEPH T. HEATING, SR.
Rosary will be said at the
Robert A. Humphrey Fu-
:. 1857 Wisconsin ave. Be
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Early, OLA G. on "Wednesday. NO
vember q, 1856, at the WASHINGTON
sanitsTium sna Hospital Ola g.
Baltimore, Md, sister Of Miss Lonnie
B. Early OF Baltimore, Md. James
K Early OF Silver Spring, Nd. Carl
B. Early Of Charleston, w, Va. and
Frank p Early OF Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Early will rest at the Hawkins
Funeral Home. i4Ol Bland ST., Blue
field. W Va. where services VIII De
held on Saturday, November -, al
II am. lnterment Walnut Grove
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day, November %, 1896, az her rest
dence. 542s 3lst st. NV, EDNA MAI
GARET EDLER, beloved wife Of Georee
r., aud sister OF Cora P. MORROW
OF Chicago IL, and Mrs. Viola Hol-
lana OF Laguna Beach, Calf. Sery,
ces at the S H. Hines Co. Funeral
,iOme, 29Ol l4th 81. nv. on Satur-
cay. November 20, az / / am. parking
iacintiesl. Interment Rosehin Gene
tery, Chicago, NJ In lieu OF Mowers,
contributions may be mace 70 tne
d. c. Cancer Society or 81. Pau'
lnfherau Church
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YOUR NEW
PROFILE...
Exciting -. This NeiC
Perspective on
LOUeIy.Lady Hats
I2.98-s25

The greet profile" turns out to be
you -. in rovishineIy fIotterine side
slant velours and royon velvets. It's
the mood Of 1912 oIonourized in the
mode Of '56-see it in the dipping
coque feathers. the beIe-dome velvet
CLOVIS against the cheek Two from
our beautiful collection Of profile hots
from 1898 to SIS. Above top, SIS,
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Floor, Washington; End Floor. Silver
Spring and PARKinoton.
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IMPORTED
CASHMERE.
1907 Pure and Pure
Delights IN SiCeafers
tcith LOreIy-Lady Airs

Cashmere. 1907 pure, and imported
from the cashmere centers Of the world
to spin into divine dressnoker sweet
ers. Mock Turtle, full-foshioned
pulIon in heavenly doubIe-spun knit,
pink, light blue, beige. "coIIor Classic"
pullon with collar and cuffs edged with
white; pink. light blue, yellow Both
54-4o. BY Premier. Better Sports Shop,
Bird Floor, Washington; End Floor. Sill
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MINK =.
YOU THINK?
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PrincetOn's MIRACLE
CREATION: MUTATION
1888

Rivols noture's most precious fur (.
this elomour-fobrie, scientific mira
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piled and marked like costly mink, it's
IoveIy-lody luxury OF eveyone's price.
Our first showing erected widespread
demand here's wonderful new.
foil group in silver grey or natural
brown Looks, feels and cleans like
fur, is noth-proof. BY Princeton Mills.
S-l6. Better Coots, Bird Floor Wosh-
ineton; End Floor, Silver Spring and
PARKinoton.
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Store al
a Second Floor SH~S
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THE BRASS
Strikes A Gay Note!
Brass.COIOr SHOES
BY TOirn e. Country

Polished bross-eoIor calf, newest news
in-shoes! "Demi-Demi," the smart
contrast of glowing Golf and suede with
tiny-button trim, continental heel.
Also in black Golf and suede. "May
fair" olI-over bross Golf with folded
vonp. continental heel. Also in black
Golf. Shoe Scion. 5rd Floor, Woshine-
ton; End Floor. Silver Spring and
PARKineton.
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APT. HUNTING made easyl Excel.
Nss o sss "a. ~ MEpN SFss D. 6 shSTn
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TIE PRESIDENT MADISON, 1905
efficiency Wv with modern aTs''1 Separate
kitchen; elev., laundry, storage ia
cilities and sun deck, from $40,
incl. all utils. Apply mgr. in No.
102. LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO.,
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l4I7 PARK RID. NV rms. kit. :;
porch and semipriv. bath; S55 mo,
incl. all utils. See janitor on
premises. LEO M. BERNSTEIN q
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FARM AND GARDEN

USED EQUIPMENT-IHC. M. Super
C with loader and backhoe, Toe
with pillow disc. grader and mower
John Deer NJ. with pillow disc, and
cultivator. INC and New Holland
balerS, grain drills. PTO fertilizer
distributor, side rack, pillow. disc.
cultimulcher mower. 3-gang Club
MM Ma. gu sIsss NC Silver Spring
Gu. yards within 2 mi, Of suitland
Md: Phone RE. $4,000.
AZALEAS. EVERGREENS. wholesale
retail. RoTH'S. S2ll Sligo Creek
pkwy,, Takoma Park, Nd,
BULLDOZER FOR SALE = Nit,
q equipment or andsca losa E p6si'
sodding. back fill: 4-cyl. Hercule.
motor hydraulic control; weight
1850 lbs: can be hauled in pick.
up truck: 81 1915. For further de.
tails. call ia 7-7961. after 6 pm
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping
trimming; lots cleared. MR.. CLAY
T ToM; UN. 10000 any time ~
yards, delivered sc. area: S15,
NEW EQUIPMENT-Fuh line of INC
industrial wheel tractors. backhoe
graders. leaders and equipment
INC farm tractors and equipment
New Holland and New Idea farm
equipment. Meyers hay conditioners
Brillion grass seeders. irrigation
systems, Briggs -Stratton, Wisconsin
and Clinton motors: parts and serv.
ice; r-binder-twine, parts anc
service. MALONEY'S, INC, Silver
MALL At CHAIN Hf SAWS. new and used
parts and service. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. 1883
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RADIO EXPERIMENTERS--Bc-65e
transceiyer and pwr. supply, SO-3O
mes. I'm $40: Gonset 3-30.mc.
AM converter. $50: l2-v. 2-T-me.
mobile receiver. $2bi w. Z. new 30
watt limiting amplifier. $50: Espey
tube tester, S29: DuMont g" scope,
$50: Eico sig. gen., SO: 400-mc.
transmitters, $50 up; l00-watt new
ham xmtrs.. $24 lev. 60O-v.f250-
ma. new dynamotors. SO: CIV. To-
ma. miniature meters, $50; new
trans. keys, 81: and 5000 other
goodies. Learn by building yourself
AERO ELECTRON1CS. 2010 Duke.
Alex, Va. opp. CIV Masonic Mem
9-6; Thurs, 9-n; free parking. KI.
S-1l62. XII. S-419O, XII. S-4169,
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Rr~GIGERATORS- -S24 so: electric
! gas: guaranteed PEERLESS SALES
2237 Ga ave. NV. DE. 2-b666.
REFRlGERATORS-Us SO 80 up.
guaranteed; deliv lge stock ACME
STOVE. l0Il 7th NV Ma. S-S952
REFRlGERATORS. used. refinished
rebuilt, some guar year, 50 30
up. FREDERICK'S. INC, 3o06 14tb
st. ia. $1,000.
REFRIGERATOR. Montgomery Ward,
3 Gu. it.; excellent condition; $50.
Call CT. 6-1S92. ---l0
REFRIGERATORs used: rent OF
buy; So per mo-: guaranteed
DowD's EN-. 2-730o. 441s Conn
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GEORGETOWN, 2511 Que st. NV
Lee. bachelor terrace apt; utilities
an6 o ssiSret sSd nE ssFyiss ncqssd
2518 18th ST. NV, at Columbia I'd
ENC. and 1-bedrm. apt; $50 SO
up; MGR, Apt. 1. AID. 4-032S.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

Ice. BEDRM. with bath in pvt.
home: 10 Minis, from Pentagon;
ARL., N, blk. Lee hwy. at Lorcom
lane-Cor. rm., sep. entr.. phone
incl; gentleman. ia. S-9137. LIS
NICE Ice. RIM. suitable for / or 2.
Cow. to buses and shopping. HOP
Wayne ave., s. g., Nd. JU. 5-37S2.
ARL., N.-Lge. rm. adj. bath, pvt.
home; blk. Hecht's; privls.; cow.
to transp. IA. 4-1631. 20
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! APIS. FURN.-VA. (cens.J

2s07 N. PERsHTNG DIR apis, 2
rooms. kit. and bath: h.-w.h.; sos.
Apply Apt. 9. Mrs. Payne. ia. q
10 MIN. TOWN. 1901 N. Troy St.
LIZ hlOna 5 slnstMss Ssd5n a KIT e Siss
Among trees. $llO incl. utils. IA.
7-926S. IA. $4,000.
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144b N ST. N.W.---1 rm. kit. and
bath; $3.50 per mo. See janitor
on premises or cali BOSS & PHELPS
INC. Ma: $4,000. lis
1855 QUE ST. N.W.-1-rm. enc.
with sep. kit; and pvt. bath, viii
conn. AVE. AND COLUMBIA RID.
yic.-Newly furn. apt, lie. kitchen.
bedrm. and liv. rm., suitable .
adults. 2339 Ashmead pl. NV.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

N. ARL.-Lge. ,rm.. Eng. bsmt., pvt.
mo; ssie. only. ia. s-Ss{4 after 5.
2O19 N ST. NV, on Conn. ave-
Dble. and Sgle.- rms; refgr., hot
Plate, linens: $3.50; DU. 7-554s.
lm.. kitchen. combination living
WITH ffRiS'e owl! i Tssk ROOMS, isn't 4,
that you'd like? Ex.- 3-0653.
1889 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. light frt.
rm.. din. alcove, stove refgr.; utils
furn.; Sill 80 Wk, DE. 2-l676. --lQ
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210' LIST ST. Sc, near capitol-3
rooms, kitchen. bath; S67. so. Can
be inspected; L: E. BREUNINGER
y SONS. INC. Ma. S-204O. -16
1906, N ST. NV, lust on Dupont
circle - 3 rooms, kitchen. bath;
tor on premises. L. E. BREUNIN-
GER & SONS, INC, Ma, 5000.
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ChFITUL HILL, 10 Maryland ave.
New de luxe one-bedrm, apt. with
modern separate kitchen. garbage
disposal, wall-to-wali cabinets. s.
cu.-ft. .Frigidaire with freezer top.
elev;, laundry and stor. facilities.
Apply mgr. in No. l06. LEO M.
w BERNs ~ Mok c9 ,lS So I s s;
One bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. and bath
in completely redecorated and re-
modelled bldg, S67.50, incl. all
utilities. See janitor on premises,
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & CO.. CO.
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ORGAN. Electronic spinet model

ORGAN. Electronic Sptnet model
y with lss sag RT sdsl oss Puts
NV. RE. 7-62l2. -19
PIANOS. PIANO BENCHES. new.
S15. New and used Consoles, spi-
nets, $3.50 up. Weber, Story and
Clark. others. Uprts. Knabe. others
Sl25 up. steinway. other grands
$685. up Terms. Delivery. bench
free. Pianos bought: pay cash or
take. in trade. PAUL GOLIBART,
1928. 1880 to 81. Is"
PIANOS-Used Weaver spinet. S195:
used consoles. 1865 and up: used
Mason g. Hamlin small upright in
good condition, S295: also many
other values. Oyer, LOO pianos to
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PfaNos FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles. Strands and up
rights at moderate rates from So
monthly up). Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS. THREE STORES: corner
18th and g sts.- NV. tphone ST.
3o94o0l; $780, Georgia ave-, 81.
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(phone KE. S-5o60j. Suburban
stores open every evening. Park
PIANOS-Save up to 400 during
KITS annual sale of rent returns.
1855 models and trade-in pianos.
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famous make pianos, yours to try.
Only So per mo. on our famous
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PIANOS Used small modern erands,
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PIANOS for children beginning study
home for entire summer FREE
Phone weekdays WI. 6-S7l2.
PIANOS FOR VENT-At low rates
Good selection. You pay the haul
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PIANO-Beaut. Knabe grand, per.
feet for church or musician. A
real buy at. $3.50; so. 5-5115.
PIANO-Used full keyboard console
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nv. phone ST. $4,000. lis
PIANO, upright suitable for den OF
rec, rm. $50. Also 40-gal. &C.
auarium. VIII. 6-6413 after 5:15.
PlANOS-Spinets. from $3.50 up
delivery included Several excellent
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STORES, Annapolis, and Glen Bur.
ME Call Colonial 3-2629 or Gler
Burnie 374O
POCKET and billiard tables. sup.
plies, poker tables and games. ten.
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