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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
Fire Races Guruoe
NeurMerrifieId,Vu.

Five Fairfax County fire COM
panies today battled a three
alarm, gasoline-fed blaze that
destroyed an automobile repair
shop and five cars near Merri-
field. Va. on Route 1921.
Firemen reported flames shot
so feet into the air at the Le-
high Service Garage operated by
William S. Erwin of 3402 North
Twenty first avenue. Arlington.
Losses were placed at more
than $4,000, according to Coun-
ty Fire Marshal Willis H. Bur-
ton, jr. He said cause of the
blaze has not been determined.
Dunn Loring firemen were
The first to reach the scene in
answer to a 3:45 am. alarm.
The fire was first noticed. by a
newspaper route man driving by
the garage. He stopped and
aroused the occupants of q home
SO feet from the garage.
AS the fire ragged out of con-
troll, two more alarms drew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
Explosion in Shop
At Leland School
Injuries Student

A Leland Junior High School
student suffered burns on his
face and hands today when an
alcohol can exploded in a school
shop.
Charles Tomlin, ID, of 1900
Bybrook lane, Chevy Chase. was
reported in good condition at
Suburban Hospital.
Montgomery County Police
said the boy was watching some
classmates work with plastics
when a burner fame touched off
fumes from a nearby can Of al
cohol. The explosion blew out
the bottom of the can and spread
flames for several feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
neutrality-suspicious.
On School Budget Cuts

900 can be saved by correcting
this error" the organization
said.
In reply, Mr.. Butler said that
school officials cannot draw up q
recommended budget based or
the possibility of receiving the
additional 100000 in Federal
aid.
The school report said the
budget estimate on the average
salary for teachers is based on
the actual salaries" of the pres.
entity employed staff. Also, Mr.
Rutter added, $4,000 has beer
deducted for teacher turnover.
On the mathematical error
Mr.. Rutter said the chamber
had failed to count in the
amount needed for such items
as substitute teachers and
coaching duties.
Chamber Report Rebuked
The Chamber Of Commerce
report drew a brisk rebuke from
Mr.. Krupsaw, who told Mr..
johnson that he was afraid the
erroneous impression Gin the
report) may have even carried
an imputation of at least a
lack of ability (by school Of
ficials) if not dishonesty"
Mr.. Krupsaw was told by the
acting board chairman, Mrs.
Leone Buchholz, "You are here
to listen. not to speak"
The County Board has tenta-
lively scheduled its budget adop-
ton for 8 pm. May II, four days
before the deadline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27

County and school officials
outnumbered Arlington citizens
last night at the final-and live
liest-public hearing on the pro-
posed budgets.
The spotlight centered on the
Arlington Chamber of Commerce
report that about $584.000 can
be trimmed from the proposed
school budget without eliminat-
ing a single item.
The County Board has a May
IS deadline to adopt the budgets
and set the tax rates for the
l956-l957 fiscal year. The sug-
gested school budget is $685.
1874. County Manager A. T.
Lundberg is asking for $14,429,-
500.
Ia Officials Attend
Last nights session at STRAIT
ford Junior High School drew
only II residents. while IA or
flcials we're either on the plat
form or in the audience.
A written rebuttal from School
Supt. T. Edward Rutter to the
Chamber of Commerce report
drew a strong assist from County
Board Member David Krupsaw
Robert johnson, representing
the Chamber, told the board
that his organization has ap-
proved its Tax Study Commit
tees report.
The Chamber said the budget
should include 100000 more in
anticipated Federal aid. This
would reduce by that amount the
money required from local taxes
Also, according to the Cham
Der. the proposed budgets aver
age salary for teachers was in
correctly computed.
$4,000 Error" Charged
In addition, the report said
there has been a mathematical
error" in multiplying the average
teachers salary by the tota,
number employed. About $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
Apple Festival Moves
Toward Dazzling Finale

A new contest added to the
festivities this year was the Sc.
lection of a junior king or queen
1t was won by 5-year-old Terr
Parker Venable of Winchester
She was crowned junior queer
by Betty FurneSs, Westinghouse
television announcer. Judges fol
the contest were Miss Furness;
Howard P. Bailey. assistant tc
the managing editor of The Star;
Lewis Knowles of the Staunton
News Leader and William H. w
Anderson. director of the public
relations department for the Vir-
ginia State Chamber of Com
merce.
Parade Winners
First, second and third prize
winning units in last nights fire.
mems parade include:
Best appearing uniformed com.
pany-Bridgewater: John End
ers. Berryville, Va, and Shen.
andoah. Va.
Oldest fire fighting equipment
Frederick, Md.
Best pumper over 500 gallons
Annandale. Va; Great Falls, Va.
and Ryneal Fire Co., Martins.
burg. w. Va.
Best high school or grammel
band-George Mason, Fall:
Church, Va; Bridgewater, anc
Galax, Va.
Best appearing ladies' auxil'
Iiary-Harrisonburg County No
4; Mclean, Va, and Fall:
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
IGlee Clubs Program

An evening Of song sponsored
jointly by Mount st. Mary's
College Glee Club of Emmits-
burg. Md, and the Academy of
the Holy Names Glee Club of
Silver Spring will be presented
on the campus of the Silver
Spring school Sunday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
County to Help Find
Jobs for Teachers

An employ the teachers
plan will be launched in Airing
ton this summer by the County
School Board.
The plan calls for placement
of county teachers in summer
jobs in Washington area bust
ness firms. The plan will be
supervised by Assistant Supt
Charles j. Walsh.
Area employers who wish to
employ teachers are asked to
contact Mr.. Walsh at the school
department Offices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
BY MARY LOU WERNER
Star STAFF Correspondent

WINCHESTER. Va. April 81
The apple capitals population
swelled toward 100000 today as
the 29th annual Shenandoah
Apple Blossom Festival whirled
to a dazzling finale.
The weather was warm and
bright for the second and final
day of the festival
The celebrity list was still
growing as new honored guests
poured in to share the spotlight
with Laura CMimD Macarthur
who yesterday was crowned
Queen Shenandoah xxx be-
fore an admiring crowd of some
$4,000 spectators at the Handley
School Bowl.
Beaming with unabaShed pride
in the audience was Queen
Minis courtly grandfather,
Senator Barley. Democrat of
Kentucky. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Macarthur II,
were with him.
i've been keeping this fes-
tival pretty we'll supplied with
queens" quipped the popu-
lar ex-Veep as he lorded il
over other visiting dignitaries at
the Distinguished Guests Stag
Luncheon before the coronation
He recalled that he crowned his
stepdaughter. Anne Hadley,
queen in 1880
Byrd Misses Luncheon
Senator Barley chided some
of the apple growers at the stag
luncheon about the absence of
Senator Byrd, Democrat Of Vir-
ginia, who is one of the areas
biggest orchardiSts.
He told them he and Senator
Byrd had rushed through Sem
ate committee meetings in the
morning to get to Winchester
in time for the luncheon.
Il made it all right, but where
is hep" he laughed.
The luncheon was held in one
of Winchester's big packing
houses. Senator Barley was in
troduced to the Lord Mayor OF
London. Cuthbert Lowell Ack-
royd, who was this years min
lister of the crown.
The colorful robes of the Lord
Mayor and his aides gave the
coronation ceremony an excep-
tional regal flavor. The Lord
Mayor wore gold braided. flow
ing robe and a plumed pricon
hat. His sword bearer, William
Boston, had on wide furred hat
and the alderman and sheriff, Mr.
Whaley-Cohen Che said that was
as much of his name as he used
wore a long red robe trimmed in
fur.
Queen Mimi was dressed in a
bouffant white gown designed
for her by 10 Rho Belts ano
Durham of Washington. Her &c
princesses wore identical tur.
quoise gowns and the two maids
of honor. Nancy Quarles ano
Betsy Snider. wore pink dresses
Colgate w. Darden, former
Governor and now chancellor Of
the University of Virginia, also
took part in the coronation. He
served as minister of state to
present Queen Mimi to the
audience.
After the coronation ceremony
the dark-haired queen and her
court descended the long steps OF
Handley School to watch the first
public presentation of the festi-
val pageant, These Things En-
dure."
Sixty-One Floats
More than 81 floats have
signed UP for the big parade.
Altogether. close to 800 units are
listed in the line of march.
A parade almost as big was
staged last night. 1t was the an
nual firemens parade, which at
tracted some 100 pieces Of fire
equipment and numerous bands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-27
MARYLAND-V VIRGINIA NEWS

volunteer firemen from Fairfax,
Vienna, Falls Church and Jeffer-
son. In the absence of nearby
hydrantS, the firemen laid out
1000 feet of hose to a creek.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

G NHcRr PaArF Ssiy ba Ts . saRlss e
yrs ago, and in excellent condi;
umbrella STht, with frinse, Hitch Tor one one
or two horses, A truly beautiful
carriase. Can be seen anytime al
100 C street ne. or call WO, 8.
BoRsEs RoARDEb: $40 month
8 FRESH cows. RoLsTEINs and
Soed OS ypc. pu' s.7Osa .:
IGS-Hampshires YorlRhires End
Tamworth: best litter you have ever
seen. Also q few choice bred gilis
and bears, CAR Mr.. JONES
Poolesville Nd, 37s6 --22
RIDING HORSES. ponies and thor
ourhbred stations real buys. call
MR.. JONES. Poolesville. Nd. 37s6.
HAY-Timothy, alfalfa. timothy and
clover mixed 1st-class condition
HUNTERS o AND JUMPERS and colts;
come and try them. 1854 Chevrolet
wits ninOf BoA ii HORSES ana ponies at
reasonable rates or my l00-acre
Montgomery CO. farm. Conveniently
located. with pleni" Of room for
riding. 0aithersburg 5s6-J-2.
7 GOOD HOLsTEIN .sPRINGERs. I
LIST calf, r B. testeG celihood vac
cMA A Lies H. JAMESON. PoOiss-
FOR SALE: Large new horse blan-
kets and brides, RE. T-9bnS,
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

to Gentleman tie II sackiny Ssin' We ae
husl,nes Reas, ia. ,2-7S92. go
plenty 81 T. closet spae sno idss, Tor to8
business girl or. married business
couple semipyt; bath Bus at corner
f s.ss To- hi Els III and ldry' Dtiyil''
ARE s.-Ise.. nicely furn., r.. cor.
rm.: Ice. closets. semipyt. bath: pvt.
COLLEGE PARK-Doubie or single:
accessible 70 The Dept. q Asricli.
s G'll X ss Sifsss ,u,n az iaEssn.
next to bath. ~. s-si4S. SO
N. ARl., mr.. Lee hwy. ct Lorcom
phon. Incl; ssntl.msn. "a. s-sis7.
PINE PANELLED UPSTAIRS nm.
S Sssa n as conn., 10 s.,b S nsr.on. so;
i' psrson H' ss IS Adj q. q Ma. cony.
70. 5eltsyille, Hyatts.. Langley Pr.
oNf LARGE FURN. FRONT ROOM.
within 3 bus lines. 3 blocks from
darlington Shhoonpins eenter' ladies
SILVER SPRING. Tower ave. -
Clean. warn room: no drinking:
parking space. So per mo. JU, O.
1900
oO' ". Jackson-Lse.
corner rm.. or . men; semipvt.
beth: rr. M'sNres. ia. 2-662c.
ThK0NA PtRK-Sinele or double
IN "-r. attractive private home.
semirrivstH bath. Only $40 per wk.
4sis N. HENDERSON RD.-Lse frt.
rm. COW trpNep. and Shopping.
Home privils. $40. ia. S-15TI.
ROOM. pvt. beth. . closets. 3 expos.
spfcIoUs'. SUNNY STUDIO newl,
dec. ample closet space. One block
transn.: kit. privils. For lady. Pm.
HE 4-2651.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

& s;s \" isis & S s s a sS' ssS .sa
s, ~ ?. ,V.w.-Refsr.. grill, sink.
elocs raS' dc Ty; African assss mattress;
DNTN.--Lee. frt. dbl. bedrm., refef.
everything FUR $40 wk 703 Mt.
Vernon p) n.w;-N Y; eve: -:e
s ass.r refs: rs aH %t b ES5' 7s ssnpoins
LARGE, FRONT. Ink. ROOM. 5osS
100, q NV. Phone Dupont 7
Kennedy NEAR 18TH - Bedroom
S s.rv'tes RA. sassoS. '0' "hn'
SHERMAN KPT.-Pless. furn. rm.;
kit, privils.. semidet, hath: elev.:
good transp,; empl. lady; ref. no.
TAKoMA PARK--Lisht housekeep-
ing room; S3S, Call ~. 9.5434.
TWO BEDRMS. and lae. kit, pvt.
for 2 empl Catholic ladies, slrAro
conf. home with owner RA. 3-3512.
1919 9Th ST. N.w.--Bedrm. and kit.
4, fYi T,,o So WHY. IT. o; ;ssS,i o.
IiOi 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. front rin.
oyerlookins 18th 81; Next bath.
-oom. $50 No linens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
TYPEWRITER. L. c. Smith portable;
good condition: $25. ia. S-7046.

l.. c. Smith portable;
GOOD condition; s25. ia. s-7946.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood. in s q,
cellent condition, S;S3. LO, 5-32O3.
TYrEWRIT 1IS, R tS. s elso isM
checkwriter and small adding ma
chine; hand. Call GARDEN f-S792:
model, refnished and reconditior.sd;
TYPEwRlTERs, new portables: big
iowance. CIRCLE. T41 18th st. n, W.
Buy Where You Get Service;
TYPEWRITER: iBM electric Pies
type. S75, HARRY j. ABRAMS.
THY1fE u siiRi 1. c: smith, rssen on |,
and guaranteed: $S9.50. CIRCLE
TYPE, Co, al 18th st. NV.
UNIFORMS, Marine officers, Summer
CABS, raincoat, overcoat and access
Sizes 3s.30ss3n; Excellent CONDITION
ySs asii "a. cI2 i3eSII or up gI
sxssllent condition Tueserr.an
RELikBLE JEWELRY EXcH., 422
nth 81. NV. MA. S-8157..
full automatic. like new:
500. Ii, 1898, .as
WASHERS used. all makes: limo
guar; serv. and repair: irade.ins
accept. 35lS 18th ne. LA. 6-2 30.
WASHER, Bendix auto. :. years old /;
fair cond.:- l$l5. WO. d-0656. =.
WASHER, Kenmore auto; used Z:
yrs. excel. cond.; $40 II you haul
clean, privacy; transp.; white sec. /;
wAsHEk, gE spinnsr sresll:nt
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OFFICE
FURNITURE
II SPECIAL!! u.

$50 single-drawer wood
transfer files ---$1.5e each
so single-drawer, Stell trans
fer files -------$2.50 each
Excellent condition. These
won't last long, 80 hurry.
Plus our usual complete line
Of desks, chairs, tables, card
files, file cabinets, sofas,
etc. See our stock before
you buy.
Business Furniture Sales
Az L st. NV. ME-. e-15s6
OIL BURNER, with tanks. and His-
gle Simplex steam boiler in good
sSois such ..s:s. MINING s'n mse
chine and drill presses. H. c.
cRAoo MFG. CO.. 22s K st. ..w.
OIL TANKS. e7s-sai. capacity.
stand. gauge and complete fittings,
deliver H .''o Ia on a- Sahsi' sou osn
ORGAN. HxMMoND CT with Leslie
and 20-watt Hammond speakers
with echo switch: $4,000; rever-
speakers, $40; Hammond speaker.
A40, S75; Mass Rowe vibrachord,
$3.50. WA, 7-3303.
ORGAN ditian e! seed VIZ VIZ eslIs s00d con
ORGANS - YeaF-end clearance Of
demonStrator and rental epinet
electronie organs at great savings.
KITS. 1880 q st. NV. RE 2
6212. --2e
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ia. 8-9185 AFTER 7 Pm,
CALLS MADE IMMEDIATELY
DAY OR NIGHT
DISTANCE NO OBJECT
ANTIOUES

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
emma siass furniture etc; before
s sii15Ps ,o MA .xpeI a RaED ANTIQUE
1910 oEoRoIA KVE. NV.
tn. 2-2727 RA. 3-760s
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of
age; reasonable rates. ia. D-2937,
BOOKS BOUGHT - Any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1893 Penn
sylvania ave, NV. ST. 3-869s.
CAMERA. used. Sx10, studio, stand
s snis ok an split ss sseE; sSx7 EiWood
CAMERA AND MOVIE OUTFIT
$50, to 5000. MR.. HORN, Ss6
CANOE < sSi w WANTED, aluminium, Cru.
man, Is n. or equivalent, ia.
5-Sn6S or 1927 n. 18th ST. Arl.
CARS OR TRUCKS in any condition
fer Junk. Mid-city Junk. NC, T.
COWS. autographs. letters. stamp
collec gold. old pistols. HOBBY
SHOP 141s Wis. ave, AID. 2-1272.
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrip-
ton; sold and silver: cash paid.
ERNEsT suRK sla 18th ~, st. ,.,, nv
glass and bric-a-brac. Buying and
: selling go years. Original HOP
WOODS. eth and X SITS. NV, ME.
Observation-Disclosures today. furni.
ture; any amount: suites or odd
pieces. Also need refrigerator. gas
stove and good piano. Please call
MR. GRADY. Ma. S-267p.
GOLD, diamonds See us FIRST We
nav highest cash prices. Ask for
Mr.. BRoTT. OH p st. NV, RE.
1S207h,
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RooMs FURNIsHED-N.E.


4 BLOCK OF PENNA. AvE.-stnsis
Or double, near Navy Yard. IT, =.
C1PiToL HrLL-Larse cheerful sun.
nv room, nice neighborhood: s.. so
week. II. 4-253f, 81
for lady: OF cerline; ~ stores,
transp.: privils. La. 6-0a37.
1891 30th ST. N.E.-Large 4-wifi.
dow, newly furn. front I'm. COM
venisnt to transp. LA. 6-340q.
LARGE FRONT RM.-Cross yeatiia-
ton; all privileges Gail LA. 6-2g2B
weekdays after 7:3o pm.
Mr.. MONASTERY-Sgie. or dole.
sleeping rrn.. home PRIVILEGES. LA.
CoIoRRD-NE4T RIM. for a man.
81 week. 81 1880. go
CoLORED--NEwLY DEC. front rm.,
prefer gentlemen; home priyil. LU.
coLoRFD - NEATLY FURNISHED
room in Quiet home: all modern
conveniences; on earline. Cali Ii.
6-4620 1907 sth st re
C0LOR-D - DEL. FOR COUPLES
sci. for man or lady; modern, convs
home priyils. s32 18th st. ne.
coIoRED%sth AND X SITS. NE
For refined led. or man homo
privils. Ii. 7-5124 any time.
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TIRE SALE

S.ooHis. s,.76sis. SAYS: '7'ioxi5.
7.60xlb, S7.75: add So for snow
1894 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-9S5o.
wYNDOw-sILL--po you
have q sunny Window Newly de-
veloped special dwarf plants with
lin. tomatoes on, that bear fruit
up to 3 inches In diameter and
larger Enjoy them fresh from the
vine: foot-high plants in Sin. paper
pots 81: sat; sun, and ewes. onH
pl- NV. ton Macarthur. I'm
TOOLS, misc" power saw. IA"
drill and hand tools. hand lawn
mower. Bendix automatic washing
machine. 1865, $3.50. ia. S-7433
TRAINS. Lionel and American Flyer
sets and accessories, up 70 6nrS
discount. NEY's. li44 18th st.
TRUMPET. compl.t. with case, in
with ease, new. sacrifice u regular
TRUMPET. Pedler: Christina Fiit
never used. viii sacrifice. Tu- 2
TUBE TESTER. HlckOks mooei
533-A. AID. 2-3l76.
TUXEDO. IS medium. !dble. breastea'
and accessories; peri. eond' 80
THSxEDo, fun dress. morning coat,
excellent eond: size 40-42. Dl.
7-7aDI, weekdays.
nv SET. Sylyania, II in, walnut
cabinet good condition; $50. Ga, eau
r "a, y t-lfs2. Admiral. SIS. New.
. antenna complete $40 80 PLYM-
OUTH. Ssa5. 10. 1880, ---23
TV, "a Emerson l7-in. table model
incl; table and antenna. CAL "a
rVSs go, Zenith comb. radio and
phone, nm sG sNoo 9T best offer: sc good
T Senos p SSnt hv console with doors.
Paid $3.50: sacrifice $3.50. SAW
EXCHANGE, 1857 Penn. ave;n.w.
Tv. Hallierafters 1T-in.. mahosany
console excel. eond., $50. RIA.
~. FoR SALE. a1-ineh tabl. m odel
tion: best offer; private party. Call
RIA. $4,000 or come TO ASIA Fan
sas ave. NV, IL am. to 4 pm.
nv. RADIO, all speed, photo. comb,
mahog.. RCA 14-in.: excel. piciur
and tone; real bargain Tor $40
~ VI s. WAY COME. Admiral; reason.
able; WORKING order; cabinet In
good eond. ia. 9-5020.
nv, 12-INCH PHILCO eonsolet,e
excel. cond., $35 or best offer. JA,
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REFGRS.

GE, Frisidatre. Guar. Del. SIC Up
BLOCKS
46ls Baito. Ave. Mr.. Peace Cross
l746 Lee Hwy, Mr.. Key Bridge
RESTAURANT EoUIP. Leash regis
ter. fan. booths. show cases. ceiling
EE aS nesi Sr stes;o.ssow prices 90! Ii.
EQUIPMENT - Re-
modelins. sacrif1ee; complete 22-ft.
plete fofmica booths, ( formics ia
bles. 30 chrome chairs. Garland q
door stove. complete fountain, Must
make room for piayiand, Can be
seen ali day Sunday. 1858 Column
hia I'd. NV. Must remove In As
RUG. okla. beige. cotton pile, with
RUGS CO. exi2: orisntai.desiEn
rugs: brand. new. never used. Value.
$75; sacrificing for $50. ORR.
ENTAIL RUG MART. laos O st. q. =.
incl. head and claws: felt base: ex-
Gel: $500. 10; S-426I; -,
k ss S2h .nd "a. KaIais. z ~
6roadloo S1' 4'xs;. al s sIig' Ia lsrse
fooled leather hassoek. $il; / Tv
bookshelf, $500. no. 2-6OSs.
RUGS-Diplomat selling 2 Oriental
Persian rugs; ski. $3.50; gx12.
1850; excel. cond. Call IN. 3-202s.
RUGS = Bigelov Sanford. gxl2,
n s.G e, n sai s aos re ro,ssS
RUGs-iox12 Whitall. $50; 9x12
i Sa1Osl So aI,sn' g. fssi sis Oriental
RUG. ex12. Chinese, beaut. deslgn.
rose background. superior auality.
RUG, pxio. green wool. broadloom
twist with rubber pad; clean. like
new. RA. a-Gl37.
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WASHKR. automatic. lats model
Vrinssr type. s26. Ia. 6-s15s.
WASHER. auto. Bendix. 1850. oy-
romatie, fair eond.i SIS or best
ofie-. OIL 2-sel7. IA
WASHERS AND DRIERs, REW-Ii
you have cash and want q terrifc
deal. see PARAMOUNT CO.. 2aO2
Ga. ave. NV. Hu. $4,000.
WASHERS. all makes; Sse5 up;
most guaranteed. FREDkRICK's,
1905 18th St. NV, IA. $1,000.
WASHER. fully automatic, Bendiz
keonomat. $50; also. 80 lbs. sta
Dri; So. oV. 3-3l3s, -22
WASHER. Kenmore automatic, sud
s s' excel eond.: SIS or best
wAsHERs EOR RENT-Brand-nsw;
only CSC . day. Rental may apply
to purchase, Call ct. $1,000.
WASHER, Wringer type with auto
matte pump. Looks like new; $35;
deliysred. 70. 2-3s3f.
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