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|W.L.Aud,o3
Ex-Sheriff

william Lee Aud, former
chief Of police and sheriff Of
Montgomery County and q tax
assessor there for many years
died yesterday 1t his home II
Poolesville. Md.
Mr.. Aud. who was %, had
been In III health for several
years. He retired from the
Montgomery County assessors
ONCE in 1040 after l3 years
service. Before becoming asses
scr he had been chief Of police
IN the county from 1924 to 1925.
Born In Maryland, Mr.. Aud
was q farmer in his early years
and owned . large farm near
Poolesville until recently. He
Joined the Montgomery County
Roads Department IN 1911.
staying there until he became
police chief. From 1917 TO
1919 he was sheriff.
Mr.. Aud Is survived by his
son. William =. Aud, Of Pooles-
Vile.
Funeral services viii be at
2 pm. tomorrow In the Hilton
funeral home. GAINESVILLE, Md.
Burial win be In M0nocacy
Cemetery. Beailsviile. Nd.
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dent Of the Jersey City coun-
CT Of Machinists at the time
Of his death. He hal also been
with the association In indus
trial relations work before his
appointment to the Gee.
Of his death. He had also been
McEntee studied engineering
at Cooper Institute In New
York. then worked several
years as q machinist before
entering the industrial rela-
tons field.
As q representative Of the
machinists' group. he was in
volved in the settlement Of Ia
Dor disputes and negotiating
labor demands.
During World War I, he was
appointed to the three-man
New York Arbitration Board
and the Vocational Training
Committee. While serving on
the board he met Mr.. Roose-
welt, then Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy.
Funeral services have been
set for tomorrow.
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Gen. Birnie, 80, Dies;
Ex-Chief Of Artillery

Maj. Gen. Upton Birnie. jr.,
onetime chief OF Army Artillery,
died yesterday after q heart at
tack He was 80.
Gen. Birnie was stricken
while driving his car on Key
Bridge. He was pronounced
dead on arrival at Arlington
Hospital.
He had served as chief Of the
Army Field Artillery from 1885,
until his retirement In 1898
after ~ years service.
Was Pershing Aide
Born In Carlisle. Pa, he was
graduated from the United
States Military Academy 1t
West Point IN the class Of 1900,
He served as an artillery ofiicer
in Cuba for two years, then re-
turned TO the United States.
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Russell N. Thornton, Head
Of Contracting Firm Here

Russell M. Thornton, GO
Washington contractor and
civic worker. died Monday in
Doctors Hospital after an ILL
ness Of several months.
Mr.. Thornton was president
Of r. M. Thornton, Inc. me-
chanical contracting firm ct
1854 Florida avenue Me-, which
he founded in 1882.
Mr.. Thornton, who lived at
1905 Oak lane. Falls Church.
was o native Of Gloucester
County. Va. and had been 4
washington area resident since
1872
He was q member Of the
Board Of Trade. the Washing
ton Building Congress, the CO.
lumhia Council Of Engineers.
the Fairfax County Chamber
Of Commerce, Northern vir-
einla Builders Association and
was president Of the District
Association Of Mechanical Con.
tractors.
He was also q past president
Of the Civitan Club Of WASH
ington and an honorary MEM
Der OF the Civitan Club of Al
exandria. and belonged to the
washington Centennial Lodge
No. II. Albert Pike Consistory.
Almas Temple Shrine, Memo
rial Baptist Church in Arline-
ton and the Washington Golf
and Country Club.
Mr.. Thornton is survived by
his widow. Bernice c. Thorn
ton: Q daughter, Mrs. Mary T
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james }. McEntee, "a,
Former Director of CCC

James J. McEntee, "a, forme,
director Of the Civilian Con.
servation Corps. died Sunday
Of Q heart ailment at the
Jersey City IN. ~ Medical
Center.
Mr.. McEntee was appointed
TO the CCc by President Frank
lin D. Roosevelt when the
agency was created in 1888. He
served Is assistant director un-
III 1889. then in 1910 was
named director. He headed the
conservation agency until it was
disbanded in 1912.
During World War II. he
served on the Wartime Ship
building Commission and, in
1914. became secretary-treas-
urer Of the metal trades de-
partment Of the AL. From
1852 to 1884. he was on the
National Production Authority
Mr.. McEntee was an official
of the International Associa-
ton of Machinists for 20 years,
Is of them as international re-
preventative. He was vice presi-
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Robert D. Hoyt,
'Ex-CAB OfficiuI

Robert Denny Hoyt. former
Civil Aeronautics Board ofiieial
and . civil aviation pioneer
died yesterday in the Veteran,
Administration Hospital In Bay
Pines, Fla. He was 70.
Mr.. Hoyt retired In 1852 a
chief Civil Aeronautics Board
oficet to the international
Civil Aviation Organization
He had been with the CAH
since 1870 and had served q
chief Of the Safety Rules Divi-
sion and chief Of the Inter-
national Standards Division.
Before joining the CAB, Mr.
Hoyt had been an aeronautics
inspector with the Bureau Of
Air Commerce tlater the Civil
Aeronautics Authority since
1890.
Mr.. Hoyt trained many Of
Americas early pilots as q
flight instructor In the Army
Signal corps during World
War I.
He Is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mary M. Hoyt Of the
home address in Tampa. Fla.
two sons. Robert. Of Whining
ton, Del. and Brooks, Of
Gainesville, Fla: q daughter,
Miss Sarah Hoyt, Of Los An
geles. and two sisters, Miss
Elsie p. Hoyt and Mrs. T. c.
Hops, both Of Tampa.
Services viii be at I pm.
tomorrow In the Bay Pines
Protestant Chapel. Burial viii
be in Clearwater, Fla.
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Harry R. Young, US. Agent
Under President Wilson

Harry Robert Young. II, 9
special Government agent In
President Wilson's administra
ton. died yesterday in Sub
urban Hospital. He had suf-
fered from cancer for some
time.
In 1918 Mr.. Young was ap-
pointed by President Wilson to
do special confidential work al
American Embassies overseas.
His duties took him to London,
Paris, Vienna, Constantinople
Bern and The Hague.
He also served as an assistant
to Col. Z. NJ. House. President
Wilson's personal aide, accom-
panying Col. House on his mis-
sions abroad. He was q men,
Der Of the American stan at the
Paris Peace Conference after
World War I.
During World War I Mr..
Young served as the only civil
ian member Of the staff Of Gen.
Tasker H. Bliss on the Supreme
War Council. Mr.. Young was
Gen. Bliss discussing ofiicer.
In 1880 he was q member Of
the United States stan at the
London Naval Conference.
After that he retired from pub
lie service.
A native Of Kittanning. Pa,
he grew up in the Pittsburgh
area. He was q graduate Of
West Virginia University. where
he was a member Of Phi Kappa
Sigma Fraternity and a foot
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Bransford. Alton. H.. and three
grandchildren. He also leaves
two sisters. Mrs. Rodney Hayes
and Mrs. Fred Clements. both
Of Gloucester County. and two
brothers. Philip r. Thornton,
Portsmouth. Va. and M. c.
Thornton Of West Point. Va.
Funeral services will be at 3
pm. tomorrow In Memorial
Baptist Church. 3455 North
Glebe road. Arlington. Burial
will be in National Memorial
Park.
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Miss Frum, 50,
Navy Retire.

Miss Merle NJ. Frula. 50, who
retired last December after 30
years Of service with the Navy
Department, died unexpecedly
on Monday In GARFIELD Hos
pital.
She lived with her mother,
Mrs. z. v. Frum. at i735 Crest.
wood drive. Alexandria. Va.
Miss Frum, q native Of Wal
lace, w. Va, had lived In the
Washington area since about
1925.
She began her Government
service with the Bureau Of
Ships. where she remained
throughout her career.
In addition TO her mother,
she Is survived By three sisters,
Mrs. Raye corder, OF the Crest
wood drive address, Mrs. Faye
Davis. 213 East Mason avenue.
Alexandria. and Mrs. Joycs
Granger. 7O3 Sixteenth street,
New Alexandra, and . niece.
Mrs. Lucille Rollin. 45ie Elm
wood road. Beltsyille, Nd.
Friends may call 81 the
Wheatley Funeral Home. 900
King street. Alexandria, after
8 pm. today. The service will
be held ct the King street adj
dress at 2:30 pm. tomorrow.
Burial viii be in the Odd Eel.
lows Cemetery In Wallace.
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John M. Griser,
Noted Shipbuilder

MOBILE. Ala. Oct. l6 @.-
John NJ. Griser. 81. president
Of the Alabama Dry Dock q
Shipbuilding Co. and of the
Warrior Tombigbee Develop
ment Association, died at q
Mobile hospital yesterday after
q brief illness. .
Mr.. Griser had been presi-
dent Of the shipbuilding com.
pany since 1914. He was ma.
tionally prominent in the ship
building industry and was q
leader In the movement for de-
velopment Of inland water
ways.
A native Of Charleston, S. c.,
he started in the shipbuildine
trade as an apprentice and q
mechanic at the Charleston
Navy Yard. He worked in New
Orleans for q time before com.
ing to Mobile in 1917 as q me-
chanic with ADDSCO.
He moved steadily upward In
the firm, becoming q director
in 1875. and president Is years
ago.
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StonIey Whitworth,
Stutz Beurcut Designer
Los AN0ELES. oct. iR lH

Los ANGELES. Oct. l6 up.
Stanley Whitworth. rs, who
designed the Stutz Bearcat au-
tomobile. died yesterday at his
home in suburban Monticello,
Born in England. he entered
the United States automobile
industry in 1904. He became
vice president Of the Bendix
Brake Corp. In 1926 and vice
president Of the Studebaker
Corp. in 1888. He retired in
l047.
Mr.. Whitworth had lived in
Southern California thu, last %
years.
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DEATHS
I'm Mrnturiaiit
Aasssess1.s. e..

COLE. DORIsMAE. In loving memor,
Of my dauehtef. DORtsMAE COLI
Who pessed away two ysars aso' oeto'
Der is. 1888.
Two years ago. October IS. le45
you went away and left ne, Doris
soss 2SS PEP II e. So: I. e: s sHS
" you TsoSrNoLY, MOTHER.
CRU1iP, WILLIAM c. In leylne mem.
cRuMP. who departed this life on,
year Aeo.
miss you now. ny heart is sore
oua 7 lcvn Ss' . y @ 9our s ssn TOrs fac.
No one can .fn your vacant place
DE cEHHP MOTHER MARY p
DAY. MRS. MAMIE. In LOVING mem.
Org Of ny dear wife. MRS, MAMIE
DAY .I Ene gs assssd 1Say os sne y sc1
knew that you we're suffering, so HI
psred. peace be thine
Somewhere above this troubled
world. safe beyond All ,grief and care
my dear wife rests IN heavenly peace:
o.s, . sc,, ,S that some day ! 'hail
but shs previously had Instructed me
never to leave her alone. ! did not,
Mrs.. Brown, . neinhbor. was good
s 4 soi aHussbASb, n HtEx 4sS sls'b lt
oAskINs, GEORGIA a. In memofy
SroGRSd5rAm < sdsAskas s, TSc Dssssd
Der i6. 1913.
iiiumed the Eastern skies.
She passed through slory's morning
Aha SslEsa N paradise, -.
HULL WILLIAM s. a tribute 81 love
and grandfather, WILLIAM 8. HULL,
Who left us thirty.six years ato to-
DAY. October 10, 1921.
Somewhere back OF the sunset,
our ioy.d TO on. ms s wSss o. r. s1s
In that land where there ID no
nI sn Bf SSEsBc s2Esi IRsHuoHTIas
MARSHALL, MkN4kTTA. In loving
RS sRffi MHRSHAdsa y Who S9 l. Z, h nlns
teen years sso today October 10.
We feel her loss a. close today
Anq ma deep comfort ia the thought
A mothers love can never die.
YOUR CHILDREN, WILLIAM II.
MARSHALL, JOSEPHINE SKINNER
AND BEATRICE BROOKS,
MeCAULKY,. SUSAN n. In ipylng
memory OF my dear mother, MRS,
SUSAN r. NccAULRY. who passed
Fay OtSSSoa /ser' ago '0da" October
In my heart your memory ilngers,
There IL not q day, dear Mother.
IL 30 not think OF you.
H9 4af LRSts xHbLRH uqnHEERHRe '' DoRo-
r Sar isib MiLL wiiLlsM II msSR;E e
who died october 10, 1919, and our
mother, september 20. 1899.
We thank God for such wonderful
parents as We 80 through life.
THEIR DEVOTED CHILDREN, ANNA,
RACHEL AND ESTHER.
yELFORD, LUCY, In loving memory
OF my dear aunt, LUCY WELFORD,
whE2s died . year aso' October 10.
In my heart your memory fingers.
:. Always tender fine and true:
There's not O day, dear Aunt,
lido not think Of You.
AND WIFE, LUCILLE, RAYNOND
AND CORtNNE ELLIS
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Porty Plons Silent Role
PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidaf

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad
Oct. Is (R.--Dr. Cheddi Jagan
leader Of British Guiana's rul-
ing Peoples Progressive Party
says his South American coun-
try will stay out Of the emery
ing West Indies Commonwealth
nation for at least I'VE years,
During this time" he said
here. I'VE win stay on the side
lines watching progress Of the
new nation" a
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TEL AVN. Oct. Is Up
Israeli passenger planes will
soon start flying TO and from
West Germany. Fl al Israel
Airlines, Ltd. plans to open a
new route November I between
Tel Aviv, Rome, Cologne and
London,
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From 1913 TO 1915 he served
with the Second Field Artillery
and as . member Of the Philip
pines Defense Board In the
Philippine Islands.
During World War I he saw
action In France and also
served as an assistant TO Gen.
John J. Pershing. He received
the Distinguished Service Medal
and decorations from France.
Italy and Belgium.
From 1920 to 1895. Gen. Biz
ME was stationed IN Washing
ton. first as q student. then
as an instructor at the Army
War College. He returned TO
Washington In 1927 for four
years as an intelligence ofilcer
on the War Department gen.
eral stan. Then. after q three
year tour as cOmu1anding ON
Ger OF the "a Field Artillery in
the Philippines. he returned 10
Washington 10 act as chief OF
the Field Artillery.
Wife Died in 1850
He had lived In Washington
since his retirement at 1902
Surrey lane NV. His wife, the
former Miss Sue schenck, died
in 1850.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Francis !. Brady Of Ports
mouth. r. l.. and Mrs. Birnie
captron. 1895 Potomac avenue
NV; seven grandchildren and
three Observation-Disclosures
Services will be at II am.
Monday In the Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial with fun mill
tary honors viii be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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MnuriIilla

MARKS. MIRlAAf MIkLER. TheFe wiz
q .,e e Ss y H. i.s q ArREknf
MARKS. hsleved. wife q 81 = i 'asn y
IN narneeas ~ s,e.. On sahRe s,y
sivss and lends are Invited.
egRlN, WILLIAM. There viii be .en
!ns .s I, .s. pS2 iHpnfaM sSrRIieN.
sss az dsvssss issh,s d RuSln " STEM
Ncssr d Trenton. q, and MIs'
Lefiis Le.bssmal q Lenslss PAIL.
NJ s6lsssss OK w0i sassss t pesss.r 40 sS
1887. 81 i2.30 pm. Relatives ana
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0larn nf Chunks

NTowIrz. NORMA .Ihl fsmlly q
III ifstilnde erN thanks % Der lela.
Ss,,, eng az, s ss S sas sss ssss q ~
n0stlnf 81 OUT Beloved wife end
Solhef THE FAMILY, ~
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CEMETERY LOTS

nsaf llausoisum; 500 less than pres ssS
emit value. WA 7-72S3.
t0hT LINCOLN MAUsOLEUM--De
wee %s:s s.ss. fen, 1871 sT9 "a 2-ss4 cal
all day on Saturday.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
etn 81 end Mass. Ave NE. II. $4,000
Malvan q Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-Oi3s
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. sHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral tributes. Moderatsl,
Pheessee orS Sgen s DAILY sc,,5 Sun holidsy.
m. week nights. 900 t4th Of. NV.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1907, 81
wSobS2sbb O 81 Sis hoIAthhE AsSsnS
a., Arlington, va, beloved husband
q Ellen Andrew woodward, father
o. ca, ych S,o AZ ", sne tOgis Need
send, Mrs. Grace Andrews, Miss Mar
garet Woodward, Miss Emily Wood
joseph Woodward Friends may cal
A.. the Ives Funeral Home. 2sl7
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, until ~
noon Friday, october rs; thence 10
the Clarendon Methodist Church,
9TH and North Irving stS,, Arlington
va where funeral services win be
WORTHY. MYRTLE. On Saturday.
October ~. 1857, MYRTLE WORTHY
Of 10 Patterson az, ne, beloved wife
Of Montague Worthy, sister oil MA
Bridgett Wharton. Mrs. Flora KinS,
Rudy, Oscar. Taylor. DAVID Paul vii
ana other rsssy.ss 's ana many nae ni iElenSs
day. OCTOBER 40, friends may cal
:. n. Palmer Funeral Home, arg "
on Thursday, October N, At pm,
fntermsnt WoodlsWn CEMETERY
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Sc p1ovid Issaag uo UsL9oiT S Y5.' az
RICHARDS. beloved husband Of q.
Pave Richards. son OF 0eorge II. Rich
ards. brother Of caiherine De Priest
and Alton Richards Funeral serv-
Hs Home. rs si oooS H s5s' q sun:5s
on Friday. October is, at 1O.3Ol
am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. man or woman. capable OF
taking fun charge. state experience,
references and salary expected
This is . rood, permanent jcb Tor
the right applicant. Box 1857.
I COOK G. INV. must be experienced:
1 age 3O-45. adults in new apt on
| Conn, ave. Sun. and ! other day
] on. Permanent position. Do not
/ apply unless experienced and have
recent refs. from pvt local families
EM. 3-6d73 after 10 am.
COOK, G.H.W.. married or single.
May live out or stay in. II married.
husband assist In evenings. Prefer
Scandinavian, German or jamaican.
Two adults. Phone NO. 7-s0I9.
COOK, white lady. Protestant; live
in. BAPTIST HOME FOR chill
DREN. call bet. g.3O am. and Q
Pm. OIL. 2-44dO.
COOK -HOUsEKEEPER, Experienced.
| adult: day OF and every other
Sun. live In. $50 wk WA. 5-I55s.
DEPENDABLE MOTHER, Shirley
Park Apis. or South 18th st.. Arl
area. Assume care OF my school
aged boy in YOUR nome, days he
CIV AND COOK lcolored) live in
To $50. ABBEY PSI. iOf7 X NV.
CIV. plain cookins: live in. NV,
. children: refs; required; age rs
30. EN-. s-5932
GHW--i school AGED child. o days.
80 70 after dinner. slt nights.
Thurs. and Sun. of SEQ so incl.
fare ia. a-1b3o.
GH.w., live In; plain cooking, light
gMly' Loho q cnileIsn' o oAss'
. -,,y, :. S ~. -; -. !. ;1--,
Sh .OOh. eoIoien' 1000 loD.
( ~ liz. uE afs s,ln' aIs
- =, 80 a -, " - ~ 80, ~. ~. =,
v;n.m ;,.Vvh' noh ~ HEe IN,
| npstsiIs Im's new "a. nomsi Oatno-
It's ny IelIllis 80, u. f-oe3 '',-.-..
C.H.W.i . adults; 5la-day wk., 1917
peImanenl 80 wk, hecent RES
Non-AIhoNtT. Sall HUn., W.. o-.i3t0.
On W. and child care. 5-day week
| Call ia. p-l 1873 before pm. sun.
GHW. live in or out, every sun, and
Mon OF SIT for 2 eyes must be
ref: S3b. JU a-is4I. -
motherless home; 8 sehool-aGe BOYS
$3.50 18th st. NJ Arl. KE' o;Si3o.
----,-,,.-y--.--.....---y---.-..-.-----.,saa.'--
HOUsEKEEPER live in; 5ls-day
Eeek: care FOX home and z small
enhafeh' siio mo- Nj "-eo..
n0UsEKLErER. white, tY live I'M
81, sy si HI 1 Sl5so : n r''' q Sun
H'O Ds ti.e RIG;HW:, plain COOK 1S; I;
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LEARN TYPING. l6-wk. course. 81
wkly. Free Civil Service and English
course with TYP. TEMPLE SCHOOL
1883 q st. NV. Ma. s-4629.
PRx-RECEPTlONIST (typing free
wks.. $685.. A real school. all ages
excel, positions. hundreds placed
Compare first, inquire In person
BOYD SCHOOL test. AZ yrs.l, RE
7-262S. cor 18th and q NV.
INCREASE your sal. S10-S20 wk. up
Beg. and quick rev. courses ir
shorthand. typing, jr. acct, civil
service. New classes. 2 wks. min
Day positions open now, SECESSION
wk. 30 openings DAILY. BOYD
SCHOOL Est. AZ Yrs.l. cor. 18th
and @ NV. Welcome. RE. 7-2S2S
JOHNNIE CAN LEARN to read well
before Easter: exper. teacher. UN
4-T543:
EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS SOLVED
grade, his. adult education: yrs
OF exper. ia. 9-I74I. EN-. 2-23S7
ENGLISH CONVERSATION. writing
speech and personality. Call DU
7-.234 mornings. or pm.
Dr.'s Office Assistants
This is the last month for regis.
tration before fall class; excellent
positions openi good salaries. Cal
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bUUhCASE, HIU: book or rec. cab.
| $40; antique chairs. $40: VIZ.
IRON GIN, SoO: Formiea din. $40;
GIT nat-top cab, SIS: etc. NO.
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AIR Condolences, perfect condi-
ton; sacrifice, u h;g;; $50: "a hip"
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lsxl5. new. with fittings s14a5
Loilets, compact style, new 2295
Range moods, $3v value .-- IL rs
Sinks. fiat rims, imperfect 4.os
Gas ranges, apt. size, used Is On
keiers., USED, guar. - 1880
Capinet SINKS. 42-in.. used LOO
Bathtuns, buflt-in, new 49, 50 50
Disposals. new 1850
Copper tubing. Na-ir, fiex.- zoe n.
Sink fronts new "a
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earn How to SELL Buyl Invest
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BedS-MattreSSeS

Purchased from one Of Washing
tons leading hotels. 39-in.. with
Hollywood-type beds. consisting OF
plus excellent quality irnersprinR
mattress and steel coil spring
$23.g5 for complete unit: 30-in.
rollaway beds, S11.95: felt mat.
tresses as cheap as S4.96, New beds
ding available at maximum dis.
counts ~ FRANK & SON. 414 3rd
st NV tx 2.2Q7A
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AIR Condolences, perfect condi
ton; sacriflce, "a h.p.. $3.50: "a hip.
$l75: Call JU. s-90g4.
AIR CONDITIONER. 2 ton, 1856
flush mount de luxe. therlnostat.
speed. 5-yr., guar; list $500. s9cy
5000 or best offer: also " ton 1866
de luxe flush mount. sacr. $l3E
or best offer. RA. 3-1267.
AIR Condolences co. used, d.E
window-mounted: $50 takes both
EN-. $4,000.
AIR CONDITIONER, 5-ton Chrysler
with heating coils. excellent con.
dition: moving to air-conditionee
building. viii sacrifice. S565 0eor-
gia ave, Silver Spring shopping
center. JU. g-7737.
AIR COND.. Seton, 7h-amp. Fed
ders 1856 model, $3.50: deep freeze
chest type, S125: curtains, lampi
f3) fibreglas Grapes. Z IA l2-GR7l
o am. to 3 pm: all day Mon. -Tu
AIR CONDITIONING HEATER UNIT
Mitchell. Three-quarters OF o ton
Price SIS, ia. 5-1142
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SITS. WOMEN Cont,

SECY Thoroughly exper.; young
coll. grad. good skiils. know bkkpe.
d-girl once: sal. $50 wk. EN-
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Welsh cupboard,
500: unusual teak and brass ships
wheel coffee table. SIS; fne pine
IN Hi-Fi. $500: 4 black painted
fancy chairs. S15 each. Call be-
tween and @. WO. t-4Sl9.