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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-17

Westinghouse; power
mower, Huffy; vacuum cleaner,
Sears; TV. RcA, 2l-in. blond con-
sole; bicycle, boys 24-in.; dehumid-
ifsr. Sears; child's bed. CAL "a
LAWN MOWER. power. Cooper Clip
form rocker. EN-. 2-6533. lie
LAWN MOWER, large Craftsman;
Brigss-Stratton: heavy duty for hills
and big lawn: $50. WA. 7-2sl7.
LIVING RIM. SET-sofa bed, two
chairs and coffee table; S25, 1910
Burns pl. Sc. No. 90. LII
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PIANO, Knabe grand, only 3 yrs,
old. mahoe. finish. Ike new. VIII
sacrifice. Call Ju. 5-h939. -le
POWER TOOLS-Mall saw. VI anc
q In. drills; Ain. piAner, table
saw. band and Jig saws: IKE new
RADIO EQUiPMENT-Harvey Wells,
TBS. so. with power supply. SO;
Super super PFC BE &c; T srsn.d p3Wsl
sg; &c stS o4 tr AS a[A SIS: II
volt dynamotors, 50 so up: l2-yolt
s sisEstSE suP PGG sos Esp SaEana
REsFiRfG;EisRATioR. cooisratOr; good
Ionsit1GH A. s Sssd Ii i Sa4 So
ssas sfevr, 'i' Sii 7s IT, st. 'iSst
REFRiGERATOR. 7-cu.-ft. Kelyina.
tor; clean, good ccnd. $50. 5GO7
Sargent I'd. ne. LA. ti-S764.
gas guaranteed PEERLESS SALES
, SSS3 &c aye Top NV pc @ =; bSo,a.
spet' VS.; al condition. IA; =
RfRifiRsiGERAToRs. used, refnished.
rebuilt, some guar. year. 81 30
Up. FREDRRICKs. INC, 1908 l4th
St. Ia, 9-T900.
REFRIGERATORS, all makes and
sizes; reconditioned. rstlnished'
livery E.h l' HIAN aREEFsioERATI 81
CO, 821 Que st. NV, AID. 2-47Sl'
REFRIGERATOR. servel. 7 Gu. IT.;
$50. Owner moving; great bargain
Naturalization 4Pi aiERiaHTioR oE de luxe, 8 Gu
IT,. excel. cond.. like new. La.
RqE 1fsfiF rs Gu. IT. is 4d-
Pr R!tal a- saai came WIN new 9 nNpe
REFRIGERATOR cLosE-oUT
NIT Fss %IEs sn obs stock & psS aE
Norge and Philco Perpetrators Nc
reasonable offer refused al, refers
new and fully guaranteed
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO
10th and n SITS NE. II 3-a6Ss
Open Ewes, TIL Q
REFER, SIS up. all makes; recond
and REIN: crcss-top freezers; SAINT
one.yl, guar. 36os 18th st. ia
RE2GR I Morse, 1855, 10 Gu. it..
separate freezing unit. SITS, JA g.
RUGS Ce,. axie: oriental-desier
rugs; brand-new. never used: value
SIS; sacrificing for $50. ORI-
FNTAI RUG MART, 1908 @ st. NV.
RUGS, Oriental; oil painting: Hasi-
land china: crystal: chests: tables;
dressers; hand carved mirrors; oc-
easional chairs: sewing machine;
home. Ii. s-asoa. lis
RIG, Karastan Sarouk, approx, Ok
sAxt , S z fiat alto; ..i French nes
new. Cost $500; viii sell for $50
sEfWNiIS n MACHINE. Singer, chain
SEWING i'pSi MACHINE sALE-sinser
White portables, S35; treadle, SlS;
/ console. $40. aali BALTIC. byd.'
s M i-"S METAL BRAKE. foot,
guaranteed good condition; $3.50.
Delivered to d. G. location METAL
PRODUCTS CO.. Frederickshurg,
Va. Phone Essex 3-7094.
SHELVING STEEl-We have lowest
prices and stock commercial grade
sh sSrU TTss plsnnis se sSst
SHIRT UNIT. 2-girl. New
Yorker. good condition. Ask for
Mr.; IRWIN. u. a-6770: ewes, Ju'
SOFA BED. blond plastic, $50:
refgf., $50; good cond. OIL. 2-132s.
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ROOMS FuRN.-S.s.-S W.

HILL. opp. House oie &,
slo sind L,S Cons Ssn s fri, IND
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FURS

Manufacturer cries the blues. .He
Is arriving in. person from New
York with 100 hrand-new fur stoles.
capes, jackets. mink. muskrat, SOUR
rel. Meet Mt. Kessler in person. who
must raise cash and will saertfice
these magnificent turs at fabulous
ESa as asS nia 81 Il. hs Sass
Here's q once In lifetime opportu-
nifty to buy wholesale direct from q
manufacturer. Prices start from $50.
For 8. days only. Thursday. Friday.
SATURDAY, Feb; lS. II, Il; s g LOU
". " ~ Nv T. g. g. 55 e 80 = 1898 Gem
FURNITURE double bed. / sin
gle; with col SPRINGS "a snd nat nat;
Westmoreland ave-. Takoma Park.
PURNITURE-sofa and chair, res-
sonable. Call UN. 4-6952 Sat. aft
ernoon or Sunday all day.
FURNITURE, sofa and club chairs
with slip covers: 2 end tables; cor.
FURNiTURE@Liy Tm. set. kitchen
set. gas stove, refgrs.. etc, 3401
FURNITURE. unclaimed - China
closet, $40: studio couch. $25: desk.
S14: sofa and chairs. $40: chest,
$40: ees. chair. s. beds, IS ward -.
sci. S25; club chair. $40; Lawson
loveseat. SIS: Inspg. matt. $40:
sofabed, $40: Victorian chair. $40:
dresser. IS: Hollywd. bed. $50: coil
spg.. So: leather-top coffee table,
SIS: q din. -ehrs,. $50; bedrm, set.
$50: buffet, So We also do reuphols /.
0H
furn. rpFs,, custom made furn, Easy
terms. HOFFMANN UPHoLSTER-
Frs. S447 18th ST. n ". CO. 81
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1908 10Th ST. N.w.--Liv. rm., fire.
place, bedrm.. Pullman kit; $50
Phone. HO .-3460. l9o
T. FLOOR, sos; End f.. $50: south
east beerm., liv. rm., dinette.
1T. and bath. nr. bus. EN-. 2.3402
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W (cont.l ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont

SHY COLORADO AvE.-Attr. sgle
or dble. rna.; next to bath-shower.
phone privils. ia. 9-5799 after s..
s. A DAY per person; Il0l 18th st
~ NV vAh tsHsf SIC Ho 1aeIs bf 74sss
quiet, shower: $40 month. ST
a-ss4s; AID 4.I2io. after ! pm
MASS. WIS. AREA, asio ssth pl
as cor nm hS sSx.1 s0a ~ f sss O Sh
Gentleman: $40, EN-. 2-4646. 10
DUPONT CIRCLE : Modern twin
isas 18th St. NV. I'M. 1919
.sl7 as.h ST.. mr., Conn; I've ave,
Bath shared by ! other gentleman
, sasst aa R%' w. M a- S:$.:-Isrss.
beds: maid service. no. 2-e5ss.
DowNTowN-clean, extra-spacious
studio and dbles.; ldry.. tn prtyils; !;
81 per person; Sli as sEie. Ho'
eide isth ST. s.w.-Lovely rooms,
some with pvt. bath distinctive
address, daily maid service; "a: hr
switchboard: rates $3.50 up weekly
1901 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-1 ssle
sleeping room: / Ink. room; de-
sirable tenants only -22
CONNECTICUT AVENUE NV
Across from Bureau OF Standards.
Furnished room for gentleman
Cal EN-. 3-13p9, 0 to 5. lis
MASTER BEDRM., twin beds, prt-
vete bath: gentlemen preferred;
NV. section. ia. g-9399. -1e
LARGE, nicely furn. room with pri-
vate bath: suitable for 2 men, Z
women or married eple. RIA. $685..
CONN. AND R--Lse., bright. conf
rm., pvt. home. pvt. entr.: bath.
unlim. PHI; men only. CO. 5-e58l.
1901 KALoRAMA RID. N.W.-Rooms.
singles and doubles: ! room with
kitchen privileges. --le
SMALL OK LARGE RIM. clean home;
meals II desired. All 4th st. NV.
Tu. 2-2829. Is min. downtown.
PVT. Delightful rms. pvt.
baths; breakfast: near bus; SIS
and $40 week. WO. 8-35l6. Ia
MILITARY RD.--Deiightful rm.. pvt,
bath; single or double: home OF
congenial couple IKE. 7-102H. lie
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NO 7-Uo3I. ewes, EN- 3-o1oo
ANTIQUES WANTED
any como: Iewery DLie-
a-brae 1898 Wis ave. D kRuP-
SAW MILESTONE CO.. NO 7-u3uO
refers. rvs stoves,
good used furn Cash on tmmed
removal Closed on Monday 8 3.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 2l0 9TH
st Sc. Ii R-0a65
dining room contents Of
home: cash. We do moving. stor-
age; reasonable rates. ia. 9-2as7
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity.
ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1903 Penn
syivania ave. NV. ST. 3-6das
CAMERAS. MOVIE EQUIP. for cash
LeiraS, Contax, Rolleiflex, Bolex, etc
BRENNER'6 PHOTO DEPT STORE,
93a Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434
CONCRETE FORMS; steel: curb ant
gutter and sidewalk; good condition
Call MA S-5Sss la
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip.
ton; gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th ST. NV
FURNITURE wANTED--w WIN buy oil
kinds Of nood. used furniture: tor
Drices ia. S-kSl0 We do MOVING
FURNITURE - Wanted today. an,
amount furniture Also want ga
stove, refrigerator and good piano
Please call MR., GRADY. MA. f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-17

dining room contents Of
home: cash We do moving. stor-
age; reasonable rates. ia. 9-2137.
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a1O LAKEWOOD ST. Sc, tNr. Mich.
OILS ave and Portland stl-Lge.
bedrm.. iiV, rm., dinette, kit. and
bath apis. in mod. bldg. Parquet
FRS. freshly painted, ldry. facil.
from $40 mo. incl. utils, 10
3-tia27 or RE, f-3l26. "a
223 ANACOSTIA RID, Sc. Apt. 2n3
- bedrms., liv rm.. kit. bath
SSa.50 incl. utils. LII. 1-o716.
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OFFICE SUP. AND EQUIP, used
Index, metal and wood file cabi-
nets. Acme Visible, time clock. Ma.
81 s;os s,ia l TIL e- S,,S,vn. u..d sas
Rebuilt burners. $50 New burners
with controls, $40. KE. S-59SS.
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ROOMS FURhisHEo--N.e.

RMS. FOR RENT. very reasonable,
with privils. Apply ii07 9th St.
ne. LII, 1-l059 after pm. Fri;
all day Sat, and Sunday. 10
CAPITOL niLi--heuseke.pinE rn m ),
refrigerator Ii. 7-ea43 10
COLORED--633 z ST. N.E.--Nice
double bedrm.. kit. privils,; mr.
transp; reasonable. Ii. 6-al5d
',oLoRID--3Is C ST. NE. front
rm.i person, home prtvils,
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
1925 New Hampshire ave. Open
Sat. and Sun. 3 til S, or can be seen
by appointment: 3 large rooms,
kitchen. bath and dressing soom:
clean and comfortable; for discrim-
inating couple or 3 adults: 1st floor,
$50 mo. sANDoz. INC. DU. Z.
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ROOMS UNFUkNlsHEp

COLORED--I3th Mr.. PARK RID
NV ---Furn or unfurn.: reaA,: new
dec; convenient transp. ia. 0-3642
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KITCHEN AND

KITCHEN AND
FORMECA PRODUCTS
Roper built-in ovens and
surface burners. Original fac
tory cartons. These are
available Al great savings as
we are disseminating the line.
Also available at below-cost
prices, Formica sink tops
and vauitor'es. Odd sizes.
One may nil your needs. Why
not take look? Closed
Saturday open Sunday.
IDEAL KITCHENS. GAS
Brookville I'd. Silver Spring.
Md ~. S-075S
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APIS. FURN.-n.c. Cont
THE DIPLOMAT

TIE DIPLOMAT
2420 18th st. n.w.-Junior bed
room apt. nicely furnished. twin
Park, walking distance downtown.
Building air cooled. Roof sarden,
ap. seiss5. A1silsbIe March u Ist.
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PIANOS
PIANO BENCHES $40 UP

NEW AND USED sPrNErs $3.50 UP
S wSaER q dRGH LASK' OTHERS .s7s
wa IaEESMs 81 "a Cash, P6 5kEIIyESssgg,
i issS. coE A! V r. sS i N:yytATA5ps|
PAY Cash.
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Hundreds of Other Bargains
Throughout Entire Store
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
The Bargain Store
OF washington

vi Wdol1iAlB VII
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
Store Hours: 0 TO 9, IncluSins a
Free Parfins in nj Rear d store :
FURN. -Bedrp. suite. "a piece.
mahosany for young lsdy. twin
e., contents s,,a q a;s bed;
.sli III hss week lssk To. ' 2.o4s7. ~ s'''
FuRN.-oak dinette set, mahos.
excel. cond RIA. 3-54s0. --1a
FURN.-2 matching studios, sect.
d as,f n pus. we ~, lamps Ssr' ov c'n
FgsN.-rinest er9teR mahos. eedrn.,
Obj dSl dTssS:r' sbs,ss' z d Issth. no, tor
S4a5. Wo. $4,000. Apt. 1874. liz
rSas s Rss's sSn shy so :'i o. .ae W.
FUnN.. antiaues-Din. table. chairs,
beds. bureaus. wardrobe. bookcase,
china closet, violet ray lamp. deer
freeze. DU. 7-3lfs.
EMBELLISHMENTS Hide-a.Bed, .$125;
s sSs. s a0s En- coffee sass s eosd G sDt
2OI 4423 g. Capitol ST.
FURN.-Closing out good bedrm.,
lily. rni.. sets. chairs, chests. tables
q 45-in. mah.l wardrobe, misc
BEDS i7i7 pesals' NV 1890 q.
FURN. sac. TO leave city--Compl.
mod. liv: rm. suite, incl. sofa bed.
matching armchairk, 9 end tables
lamps. coffee table. 2 bookcases,
tqfted leather bar, room size rus
ZOO, AID. 4-2aS4 10
FURN.---Painted bureau chest, blue
club chair; lined oak lamp table.
mahos. co1ee table; reas.. no, 2
FtRN. BY NAVAL OFFICER.
Barca. Lounger," king size. GUS
tom upholstered: in fine decorators
fabric green. Cost. $3.50. sales
price, $3.50. Also WAL sloane,
$500; lounge chair in green bro
sade 500. Both excel. cond. TIE,
o-41oS. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-17
TV SETS
USED
$30-$40-S50-$60
u mr,I3n arlHnr,

ISL PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Sc,
TYPEWRITER. IBM electric. Elite
SALES, all makes, $40 to
s25; all perfect mechanically, sew
eral have new appearance. AP
7-3563. 52fl BALTIC. blvd.
WASHERS, SO up, all kinds. 360s
I4th 81. NV. IA. q. 5000. is
WASHER, auto, Hotpoint. 1863.
perfect condition. 500: Eneyeio-
paedia Britannica. "A vols. plus
extras. sacrifice, $500. HE. 4-5sSo
WASHER, late model. wrinser type,
with auto. pump: good cond.; S35.
Call III, T-2323. la
WASHER, DUCHESS. NEW coNDT-
TON; $50. JE. 2.620l. Ia
WASHING MACHINE AND DISH
WASHER, Thor combination, 1851;
good cond.; SIS. JE. 3-775s, after
WATER HExTER. s2-gall HOTPOINT
No. 11O5305. 4 yrs. old. $50. Cal
RE, 5-7d12 after $40 I'm. -i1
WELDERS. new or used LiNCOLNs
for sails or for rent. EARLBECK 4.
st.. Baltic, MI: 5-e51lz
MODERN TAPPAN GAS RANGE,
like new; sell reasonable. Call 20.
2-o137. TO-
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APIS. FuRNisHEp-Mp.

My. FUKNISHEU-MU,
EASTERN AND HOLLY AvEs.--Two
ROO rSSm & s 4, and nd bath s.aEadp pvt en,r
Nh ANDREWS AND sUiTLAND--
Bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath. All util furn. incl. phone
TAkOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit, pvt bath. mr.. bus and store.
blk d. c.; S65. Ju 5-l253
TAKOMA-Liv din. rm. bedrm., Kit
bath: blk. bus and shop. JU,
O-922D. after 9 pm.
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GAS RANGES-S18

API. Size TEST I'd GUAH.
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
I22l5-29 "a. Ave, NV AID. 4-007s
GRoc. STORE EQUIP. deep freeze
beverage coolers, misc. Ma. g.
6S74, TIE. i-3567. H.
HEATERS. ranges stoves: new, used
(gas. oil, coal, wood. elec.I ACME
STOVE io1l 7th n w.. Ma S-So5a
HEATERS-Sale coal. oil and gas
heaters: ass on. FANNoN'S. KI
9-57o0. 20
INDUCTION HEATER, Van Norman,
l6 XIV, in rood condition. JE.
4-170l, weekdays. Ia
KITCHEN CABINETS, sink, electric
stove. refgr.: used: ideal for mt,
cottage. beach, $3.50. RA. 6-2S7s
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GOLD

Bring your dental gold. platinum,
A. KAHN INC.
az YEARS Al 9s5 r ST NV
ranges. stoves, refriser-
ators. mattresses, furniture. ACME
STOVE 81 FuRN. MA. S-Sg52.
JUNK WANTED Clean out your
bSmt. or garage. We pick up scrap
metals. newspapers. rags. old furni-
ture. used bath tubs. basins. toilets,
radiators, pipe and fittings. Call
PICKUP SERVICE JUNK CO. now
Day phone LU. 2-6666: ewes, phone
III 0-Sul6 20
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTED

ANTIoUEs--china. fuEn; iswsIry,
silver: rugs. etc LOuls SEGAL.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
Spacious | and . hedrn,. apts, 3;
cow, Boiling Andrews and Nav Rec.
Sta. 500 to $40. All utiis. incl.
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
4242 4th 81 Sc. 10. 2-a776
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FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas and cleo
STOVE, i0iI 9TH NV. Ma. s-sa52.
FIXTURES-Soda fountain. bob
tail unit. floor cases, shelving, cash
register and safe, etc. 3401 i4th
FLUOREsCENT LIGHT FIxTUREs,
complete, guar. So. so per tube. sat
Sun. 2l6 N. Lee. Alex. Ov. 3-4222;
FREEZERS, recond., REIN, chest
type, IL Gu. it.; guar. 360S 14th St.
NV. IA. 9-5006. lis
less than Tyr. old: sacriace. $3.50.
WE 5-3l54 III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-17

GAS RANGES. new. used; repair OIL
coal, gas raneeS, ACME STOVE
l01i It'll ST. NV Ma. S-Sv52
GAS RANGE, new used installation
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga
ave n M 0-5S6R
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FILE CABINETS

SPECIAL PURCHASE
TER III FILE Ese cAsiAEF wI sfTf FoLLow
BLOCK, S4.95; ORIGINAL COST
N ia FoS1R.pRAwER oLoBE-wER-
EEGks bseAL ASp tETTEE s okIo
maj. cosT NEW Ss2.
1900 LETTER AND LEGAL
TRANSFER FILES. s2.95. WITH 4
ROLLER BEARINGS
4-pRAWER LEGAL WOOD FILES,
$40 UP.
Manhattan Office Equip. Co.
$50 New York Ave. NV.
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ROOMS FuRk.-MD. 8 VA.
ARL., In apt. bids. Nice room with
private entr, and bath. Close 70
tfansp., shop. Gentleman, IA, q
Ui6T.
ARL., s.---Lge. cheer. attrAc.. irt-
cor. rm,. lge. closet, semipvt.; bath
pvt entr. ia. S-5p45. --le
YORKSHIRE ACRES, nr. Manassas.
va.--Private room. next TO bath,
use OF kitchen. Suit. for working
eple. with child or working mother
with child. Good transp. Reas.
Manassas 5s6-W-2 or HI. 3-s543.
10
N. ARL.--ssies.. dbies., twin beds.
phone. coffee priyils.. shower or
Iuhi mr.. Hecht's. IA. $780,. 10
ALEX.--Attrac. rm.; gentleman
Also gentleman to share ant.
with another! Si0-Sil.T5 wk. XII.
CHEVY CHASE. Wis. a, Stanford
st Nicely furn. single; semipvt,
shower. $50 month. oarage CD.
tional OIL. .B-5a06. III
ARL. Nice lge. rm.. pvt. bath; ]
or = gentlemen. modern home; mr.
Pentagon, bus. IA. 4-05B0. liz
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IQVEIiY

Apt. immac.. conipl. furn.. new air.
cond, BLDG. ultramod.. comfort IN
heart Of CITY at Meridian Park. Rent
reas., 1475 Euclid ST. NV, HU. g.
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DOWNTOWN-N.W.
EFFICIENCIES--S8l

COLoRED
Mr.. CAPITOL-$59.50
All end ST, Sc.
Cory 2-rm. apis. with pvt. baths.
nicely furn.. In apt. BLDG. $50 80
mo-. incl. utils, Also 3-rm. apt.
ST9.50, See janitor. basement.
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Mahogany end or cocktail tables.
pull up chairs. SiS.e5; Lawson type
lounge chairs, S2s,35; magazine
racks, S3.95: mahogany bachelor
chairs, 5000. nahogsny anish
can Phyfe mahoeany extension
tables. S29.95; mahogany dining
room chairs, Sp.D5: studio couch.
S44.95. 80" Hollywood bed. SO .95:
sofabeds. $50 so; Simmons Hide-A-
Bed. Si69: Mr.. and Mrs. .dressers
with mirrors, S79.95 paneIed beds
70 match s!, s2asS; , t.pieee ee esn,a
dresser, mirror. tuil-sized paneled
bed. night stand. S11p9B; same
available in cordoyan mahogany;
tnnerspring mattresses, S24.95; coil
springs. $685.; 80" Hollywood beds,
$685..
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-TuRNITuRE-NEw-
FURNITURE SAFE

rOhN1 UhE DALE
Tremendous SAVINGS on brand-new
hetter-grade hedrn1.. din, nm. hv,
rm. and heddtns. Modern Early
vincial In solid cherry, birch and
NAH. etc. Our low overhead enables
US to sell quality furniture at lowest
prices without exaggerated claims,
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
G1a I2fh 81 NV DE ~.A3ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-17
FURNITURE
SALE

WAREHOUSE STOCKS. CLOSE
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SAVINGS. ALL NEW. IN EXCEL
LENT CONDITION: BUT SOLD
Gas IS COME IN. BROWSE.
SHOE. COMPARE AND BE CON-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-17

Very attractive elevator apt. bldg
switchboard and maildesk service,
utilities included car stop at en-
trance; apply desk or CALL MRS
ROGERS. CO, 5-740O.
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-06
CAR OUTPUT EXPECTED
TO DROP THIS YEAR

DETROIT CNS) Two auto
makers are predicting that the
industry won't turn out as many
cars in 1856. Last year, almost 8
million autos left the assembly
lines.
Harlow H. Curtice, General Mo-
tors president, is predicting 1870
drop in 1856 auto production.
George Romney, president of
American Motors, thinks that 1856
auto output would decline 1870. .
Romney forecasts that auto
makers would turn out 100000
passenger cars next year but retail
sales would total only 6,650,O00.
He seems to expect that the large
number of unsold cars in dealers
hands would increase this year, in
stead of diminishing.
The million cars produced in
1855 was an all-time record.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-06
Twas BIGGEST POWER YEAR SHOWS AGENCY
Tagging BEHIND DEMAND

shows that more than half TWAS
power output goes to federal agencies,
primarily to atomic plants at Oak
Ridge, Tenn, and Paducah, KY.
It's customers paid IVA $188 mil
lion for power last year. After figur-
ing depreciation, IVA had net earn
ings of S48 million. 1t paid $50 mil
lion back into the u. s. Treasury
"more than the entire power invest
ment in Norris and Wheeler dams"
In 1866, IVA started producing
new fertilizer, diammonium phos-
phate, which is 7480 plant food OIL
$500. Barge traffic through IVA
dam locks equalled Ia billion ton
miles, up 21@o from the previous year.
Fifteen million seedlings from
Twas nursery went to 4,700 private
landowners to reforest $4,000 acres
of eroded and abandoned land.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-06
Coop Methods Studied In
India With US. Aid

NEW DELHI-(CNS) With help
from the Cooperative League and
American International Association,
the Indian Cooperative Union will
determine which coop techniques can
aid midas long-term development.
Many of Indias strongest co-ops
have grown up in the last 10 years
under pressure to produce immediate
results. The government force-fed
many of them, both with loans and
leadership.
Now the Union, a regional organi-
zation embracing many types of CO.
ops, will find out what ideas, ex-
periences, and methods can be count
ed on to produce lasting results.
Thomas B. Keehn, representing
both U. S. organizations, and Lakshmi
C. Jain of the Union, will jointly adj
minister the study.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-06
MORSE PROPOSES Acc. BUILD
HUGE ATOMIC POWER PLANT

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(CNS)-
Atomic Energy Commission will build
a huge atomic power plant at Han
ford, Wash, if Senator Wayne Morse
(D-Ore.) has his way
The senator said December 80 he
wants Congress to direct Acc to
build 100000 or 800, 000-kilowatt
atomic power generator near it's nu-
clear works in southern Washington.
Such a plant, he said, would "sub-
stantially ease the threat of power
brown-outs" in the Pacific North
west.
Bonneville Power Administration,
an Interior Department agency, now
serves Aces Hanford works. If the
plant that Morse proposes were built,
it would supply all Aces present
needs at Hanford, thus releasing
about billion kilowatt hoursa year
for other Bonneville customers
The plant would also turn out a
second billion kilowatt hours which
Bonneville would use to firm up its
hydro-power, Morse said.
Tremendous quantities of waste
heat that Acc constantly pours
into the Columbia River" could be
used to produce power, Morse said.
Lessons learned in the proposed
plant would then be applied to other
big atomic power reactors in the
Middle West, Southwest, and New
England. These in turn would serve
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-06
Growing An Orange Costs
Less Than Retailing 1t

LOS ANGELES-(CNS)-A super
market gets more for retailing doz-
en- oranges than the grower gets for
raising them.
Of each dollar that the. consumer
pays for oranges, the grower gets 28c
for the fruit of the tree and the re-
taller gets soc, the 1855 annual re-
port of Sunkist Growers shows.
Besides the 28c for his crop, Sun
kist grower keeps his hands on an
other 19c of the consumers dollar.
This pays for picking, hauling, pack
ing, selling, and advertising. Through
his coop, he's likely to get part of
the 19c refunded to him. Growers
outside the coop don't get anything
back.
Railroads get tic of the consumers
orange dollar and jobbers &c.
With lemons, the spread is even
more pronounced. The growers gets
27c and the retailer SAC of the con-
sumer's dollar.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1956-01-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Valley Authority added more kilo-
watts of generating capacity this past
year than ever before, but "new de-
mand for electricity will produce de-
ficiency of 100000 kilowatts by 1858
unless new construction is begun
promptly" says TWAS annual report.
This assumes that Memphis will
build it's own plant big enough to
serve the city's total needs and that
other federal agencies won't have any
big, new demands for power.
The report, released January i,