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CIean-Up Survey
 10 Be First Step

With the calendar, if mot the weather, indicating that Spring is here, Mayor Merrill Coon an- nounced today that prior to the annual Spring Cleanup, to be held sometime in April, survey will be made of the city by areas.
 For each area a captain has been appointed, and he will begin this week determining the amount of trash. and loading schedules that must be arranged so the results of the cleanup can be hauled to the garbage dump by the city as in past years. If any sanitary or health situations show up m the survey they also will be reported by the captain to the police or health departments.
 The captains as named by Mayor Coon and their areas are as follows:
 Tom Gaillard-Aleutian Homes northwest of Brooklyn.
 John Sautner-Both sides of Mission road from Spruce Street to city limits.
 Howard Sloniger-From Spruce on both sides to 9th Avenue.
 William Unger-Tagura-NiSS road junction, all area south of Mission road to 9th Avenue.
 Archie Zehe-South of Mill Bay and north of Mission between Kashevaroff and 9th.
 James Healey-South of Brook lyn, north of Mill Bay, starting at northeast corner of old school yard to Mill Bay-Brooklyn jlinc- tiOn.
 Lou Veerman-South of Mill Bay, west of KaShevaroff to the beach.
 Jack Metzgar-North of Brook lyn between Alaska Way and west boundary of Aleutian Homes.
 Frank Irick-Nor.h of Shei.kof  between Alaska Way and city limits.
 Ray Martin-West of Alaska Way and south of Shelikof to the beach.
 Albert Naughton-B etwe en Alaska Way and Northwest b0un- ary of old school yard, south of Brooklyn and north of Mill Bay road.
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SUBC0MMITTEE HEARINGS AT JUNEAU NEXT WEEK
 ON SALMON IMPORT BAN

Juneau @.--Much of next weeks activity will center on the April l-2 hearing before Sen. Bartlett's Senate subcommittee on the bill to ban import of Japanese canned salmon.
 Acting Gov. Wade is expected to caN number of Alaska wit nesses, mostly from the Bristol Bay area.
 Bristol Bay problems developed a new twist earlier this week af- ter Navy confirmation that the Russian fishing fleet is now in that area. Acting Gov. Wade called for an international agree ment with Russia, Japan, Canada and the US. to preserve fishery resources of the North Pacific and Boring Sea area. @ B.
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Kodiak based Navy P2V bomb CTS spotted a large Russian fish ing fleet in the southeastern Boring Sea earlier this week.
 Rear Adm. Arnold McKechnie, commandant of the 17th Naval District stated his planes have been tracking the Russians for about two weeks.
 Mekechnie's report bore out a statement in Washington Tuesday by Adm. Arleigh Burke, chief of naval operations, that the Navy is maintaining a close watch on movements of the Russians.
 Pilots of the P2V described the fishing, fleet as appearing to be a regular, organized unit" engaged m trawling for bottom fish. Pic lures taken indicate big refriger- ator ship and a fleet of trawlers.
 The fleet is definitely fishing boats, according to McKechnie. Chuck Connelley, FWS Agent here, stated the boats are on hali- but grounds.
 The Russians were reported in international waters, to which they have legal entry, well east of the 175th parallel not far from the entrance to Alaska's Bristol Bay.
 By treaty agreement, Japanese fishing boats remain west of the 175th meridian. Russia is not a signatory to the International North Pacific Fisheries Conven-
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Kodiak P2v's Spot Russians Fishing

ti0n, however.
 Fergus Hoffman, P-I business and finicial editor, called the Russian fishing invasion "its new est attack in the economic cold war" and said it may preSage an attempt to wrest away U.S.- Canada fishery which yielded PA million pounds of haibut last year.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-28
A LOOK AT JUNEAU

JUNEAU R.-The first State Legislature moved into an un- official overtime session Friday with serious budget problems growing more critical.
 Under statehood there is no constitutional limit on the length of the session.
 The Democratic controlled legis- lature, past the 50 day adjourn Hfent mark Thursday, is still pin- ming its hopes for successful launching of the new state on a balanced budget and no new taxes. To accomplish that, it appears expenditures will be trimmed back at least $5OO,0OO under the 26lk million proposed by Acting Gov. Hugh Wade.
 The half million cutback was made necessary by the Federal erder closing Brisol Bay to fish ing this year. The closure means a loss this year of some $36O,000 m raw fish taxes, an additional $100, ,000 through related income taxes, gear levies and license fees, and an unknown drop in tobac- CD taxes, gross business levies and ether revenue
 In addition, tax revenue will De lost also from closure Of Prince Williams Sound.
 Meanwhile, bill calling for an- other appropriation of more than $76, 900 to cover an additional 2O- days of legislature was introduced Thursday. It's expected to get prompt approval.
 Still awaiting enactment in the remaining days of the session, which is now expected to adjourn between April and April 15, are budget, workmen'S compensation, employment security, blue sky Legislation and a public service commission.
 GOVERNORS SALARY
 4 $25,OOO annual salary has 1een made official for AlaSka'S governor. Acting Gov. Huge J. Wade signed the salary into law last week, and also approved his a'wn salary as secretary of state ae $1S,00o a year. @.
 HIGHWAY BILL OKd
 The House this week passed hin to give the proposed commis- xiener of public works control ever allocation of highway fund nancy.
 The vote was 17-lo with three members absent. I
 The bill would eliminate DOT
 
 sisn of the present law which sesSricts use of highway funds to xAe judicial division where it is collected.
 Under the law, the Highway and Peshlic Works Board may adopt a construction program and estab- lish priorities for its achievement, as in 8 1857 law.
 The new bill also would bring ferry systems under the highway system.
 B-GIRLS ELIMINATED
 A bill to outlaw drink huStling in bars by women sailed through 4he Senate on 19-1 vote, with enlv Senate President William heItz {D-Unalakleet) voting against it. A similar bill passed fhe House March 12.
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B-GIRLS ELIMINATED

A bill to outlaw drink huStling in bars by women sailed through 4he Senate on a 19-1 vote, with enly Senate President William BeItz {D-Unalakleet) votin g against it. A similar bill passed fAe House March 12.
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4-Dinoh Shore Show. Color.

4-Dinoh Shore Show. Color.
Hour. Dinoh's guests ore OUT
stondino artists from the For Eost:
Groce Choino, movie stor from
Hong Kong; Yukiji Asooko, Jo-
pon's top TV stor; the Philippine
Folk Bollet, O troupe of lndonesion
doncers; Kim Hee Duk, on l.
yeor-old dancer from Korea, and
the Fiji MiIitoY Bond.
1.-The Rebel. Western.
vicious Circle" Yumo meets
modmon who is intent on keeping
the Civil War olive. Nick Adams
Stors.
9-GE Theoter. Dromo.
1.-THE boy Of the Hanging" Dss-
perete for Gosh, on sosy-ooino
man accepts an offer to serve os
honomon only TO discover the
condemned man is his life long
friend. Tom EWell, Noah Beery,
IT,; Joan Leslie and Terry 6urnhom.
$50
5-Iouth Vents 10 Know.
Guest: Gov. Rockefeller.
1.-The AIoskons.
HeUF. "Psttleoot Crew." Silky
Harris sets Out 10 get rich with
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1.-The Lawmon. Western.

1.-THE Exchange" MorshoI Troop
becomes involved in the personal
lite OF q pretty soIoon-keeper
when O handsome stranger et-
tempts bloekmoiI. John Russell,
Peter Brown.
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Continued From Preceding P00S


4-Eleonor Roosevelt. Tribute.
Hour. Notobles from oil walks
Of life oother to solute Ms.
Roosevelt, who will oppeor on the
proqrom. Arthur Godfrey, host,
introduces lsroe's Dovid Ben
Gurion, Marian derson,
Ghono's Kwome Nkrumoh, Alec
Guinness, Milton BerIe and many,
many others, including Harry S.
Trumon and Vice President Nixon.
Sylvester Feature.
Ia Hours. Man From Coiro."
George Roft
9-The Ed Sullivan Show.
VARIETY. I Hour. Connections
Wayne and Shuster present their
version OF O British Western.
Also, Singers Dello Reecs and
Betty Johnson, lotono Grohom
and Chodel, Europeon Knock
obout oct, and the Phil Jones
Group ore included.
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The Front Cover

White Angel" is the name
most frequently applied to
this statue In Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. A memorial
to the Army and Navy nurses
Of World War I, 1t was dedi-
Gated in November, 1898. Miss
Frances Rich of Bloomfield,
Mich, was the sculptor. See
In Honored GLORY, page Q.
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CATHEDRAL HEAVY LINEN: The Sisters of Charity
of st. Vincent de Paul. who operate St. AIMS Infant
Home (see pages IA and 49, in bear their own
coster in their cornettes The headdress is sort of
without being clearly It purposey restricts her scope
OF VISION reminding her that although she is not clos
tered but actively thrown in the midst of the world by
her devotion to the and abandoned she must think
OF herself In another retired from it, The Sister
of Charity looks out only from between two white walls
against her cheeks though from the calm corridors
of a religious house. With the point of the cornette
sharply turned and pinned like arrow, straight ahead
OF the line of VISION her eyes drawn upward toward
Heaven.
NAVAL KNOWLEDGE: The Navy has advanced nightly
in knowledge and sklls in the last century, and perhaps
nowhere has this forward march been evident than
at the Naval Academy Todays Academy products in
the Glass of 1859 to be graduated Wednesday, only
packed with knowledge when they leave, but
the When naval school first opened at Annapolis
in 1845, its StudenS-Some of whom in their early
teenSwere required merely to write and read and under
stand something of geography and arithmetic Navy
rotary George Bancroft explained that higher
might the school to collapse for
more on the Academy and its growth pages and
GOOD OR EVIL? The designs brick end barns which
dot the Pennsylvania Maryland border section ee pages
16 and I'D not to be confused with the hex marks
country In fact it is moot question whether the
marks are really tha-markS to keep away evil spirits
simply designed decorations You can hear argu
mentS both But thing certain-both the hex
marks and the openwork designs in old brick end
do serve as decorations
NEXT SUNDAY: word and picture study of the man who
manages Maryands money-Comptroler Louis Goldstein
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RUG, light gray cotton. l4M By II
with foam rubber pad, yr, ole
Sl36 or best offer. HE. e-0SS3
Langley Park Area.
RUGS, rose, 9xi2. sxI0, also
winter. LA, 9-l942,
'ggse.S We soma Nayd 'uolsuu
SIP SIC ~ Ssu pu HS' pSsSn soma
RUMMAGE sAIE-Hamline Meth.
odist Church, 18th and Allison SITS
NV. Nov. 3, q and z; good bargains
saw , p sNvslIsD, ~ Son1 hPF Me s.f
LU. 2-4633,
SAW, CRAFTSMAN, 8" tilt arbor
with A-h.p. capacitor motol
49s" iointer, planer, steel bench
power. panel, bench light, carbide
tin. blade, .dadoes, other aces
sories; excel, cond. Wo. 6-4l02
SEW MACHINES; Tecond.; Singer
port, with att, Sl006; console
S24 96. Day or night. RIA. 3-8lSl
SEWING MACHINE, Q bookcases
3 chests Of drawers, 3 fans q
window. AP. 7-6972.
SEWING MACHINE, zig gag, swim
needle; new, never used. sacrifice
$50. La. 6-6951; after $50 cal
SP. 2-7611.
SEWING MACHINE, 1859, brand,
new. sews forward and reverse, B.
SEA IS. 81 so down. 81 go per wk
TIE. 6-49l0 for free home demo
SEWING MACHINEs-Clearanc o
new demonstrators, SlS.SS compl
81 dn., 81 wiz. Free home demon
MODERN, JU. b-716ll
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FURNITURE-2-section davenport,
chairs, tables. AID. 4-74S5.

- FURNITURE
GONE IN AND BROWSE AROUND
We may have what Won have looked
years for. A thousand and one
Items at far below market
prices.
BOZ 9th St. NV. RE. 1888
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10 bhtns DIX, pusi no uIlnklnk !
prefer Protestant. RIA. 3-b77b.
THE WESTMINSTER
1907 18th st. N.W.-Ho. 2-6720
nv, lobby. elev.. water in rooms;
single. $3.50 up dly.: Ss,b0-$l2
wk.; dbls. and twin beds, Sl2-Sl6,
nv IN YOUR RM.. front studio,
refgr.. grill, foam mattress, So
Sl6. 616 22nd NV, Elk. 3-6636
WALTER REED VIC.-Lge. bright
s sscsii trSnspa REFS. R RAE s.5ii4.'
WASH. CIR, 22l6-opp. O. W y,
Hosp oSadls Use; n hs kpgaa5 rms" DO
WINDSOR HOTEL, 1912 10th st,
n.W.-Attractive, comfortable sin
giles, Sl2.50 wk.; doubles. $3.50.
WOMAN, student or employe :
Lovely bedrm. in private home;
air cond.. maid service, extra
phone, laundry facils. and enter
tanning PRIVILEGES; $50, board ex-
TIA , Near Washington Cathedral
1889 RITTENHOUsE sT.-Beauti.
fully furn. lge. I'm. with PVT. bath!
also SIN. rm,, ideal for working
couple, students or I person.
18th STREET NV, 22O5-Lge
front twin bedrm. with home PRIV
AID. 2-9l49.
end FIR nicely furn. adjoining
rms. next. to bath, suitable dor
young business lady. ia. 9-4692,
1877 FILLMORE sTREET-NewlS
decorated; excel. transp.: gentle
men only. HU. 3-6807.
2 NICE SINGLE ROOMS with pvt
bath; men or women. Kitchen
privils. 1918 Rigs pl. NV.
1888 PARK RD.-Loyely clean rms
Yng, men; sgley dble., maid sery,
good pking. $3.50 wk. DU. 7-9S74
1880 10th ST. N.W.-In former
LEGATION bldg, lge., light comforta'
Bile rm. Next bus stop, h.-w.h.
ample closets, refrigeration. Shown
wkdays, q to z pm; Sat, 8 am
to 2 pm. $35-$76.
10th ST. Mr.. NEWToN-well-furn
bedrm. by semipvt. bath; employed
lady. AID. 2-0056.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. VIC
Newly dec, single and double
maid service. AID. 4-144s.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Rooms, So and $40 weekly Rel
erence RE. 7-6393.
ICOLORED-FURNISHED large from
rm.: home PRIVILEGES. S45 mo.
conv. to transp. RA. 3-0239.
COLORED-LGE. FRONT ROOM
kit. privils.; COW. TO transp. Cal
DU. 7-64g3.
COLORED-REFINED, EMPLOYED
person, Shepherd ST., near carline
comfortable home w/privileges
RA. 3-207S.
COLORED-2 ROOMS-SAare kit
and bath. S45 mo. MRS. JOHN
SON. tn. 2-I074. i
COLORED - NV. SEC. = Lovely
warm rm., home privl. Conv
transp. REAS. preferred man, IA
COLORED-MAN OR LADY-At
tractively furn. rm for rent. Reas.
conv. location. RIA. 3-2342.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. c.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms by the day or week
including maid service reduced
rates for monthly occupancy: witt
or without linens and maid serv.
ice, .secretarial service; sun decl
overlooking entire city; amplifieC
master television antenna system
garage facilities; IL minutes from
White House
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FURNITURE, for quick sale-Liv
rm. set. 1t. oak bedrm. set, also 9
sgle. Hollywood beds, kitchenette
baby crib. stroller and carriage
Also a GE vacuum cleaner. 507
18th st. Sc, Ii. 1924.
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FIREPLACE GAS OR ELEC. LOGS,
screens. andirons. etc. ACME
STOVE, 1011 9TH NV, Ma. S-S952.
FOAM CUSHIONS, mattresses. boil
sters; cut any size while you wait
R1S Oond ST 2.h&24
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FURNISHINGS OF 5-RM. HOUSE
Mahog twin beds, complete; chest
OF drawers, night stand: maple
bunk beds, complete new; chest,
chairs; modern davenport, settee,
chairs, mahog. corner cabinet;
maple din. set; Westinghouse
washer, lamps, etc. Sat. and SUM-,
II noon to 5. 507 Queens ST.,
Alex, Va.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak
mixed slabs: SIS del. in area;
higher in D. c. Pickup truck load,
so. Burke, Va. CIR. 1915.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak;
will deliver. 10. 2-1074, z am
ppm DU. 5-S31S z p.m.-7 am.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak,
Belpre I'd. Sill spg.. WA. 81 292
PENN. CHESTNUT or stove, 0.40:
pea, Sl9.4O. BLUE RIDGE FUEL,
Ii. 6-2666. 719 18th st. ne.
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APIS. FuRAlsnED-D. 0.

b5I8 18th N.w.-Lge. ly. rm.,
bedrm,, Kit. and the BATH re.
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ORGANS - Before you buy any
organ see the new Wurlitzer
Chord At only S0e6, In mahogany
Also many other organs including
the full Wurlitzer and 0ulbrAnsen
transistor lines, used Hammond,
Baldwin and Wurlitzer organs at
bargain prices. JORDAN'S, down.
town at 18th and q sts., In Ar
lington at bloe Lee hwy, in Sill
yer Spring at 9332 Georgia ave.
Suburban stores open eevnings.
ORGANS-Clearance OF used and
demonstration Allen Conn. Lowrey
Baldwin, Hammond chord, Estey
and Orgatron organs. Values start
at sob, KITS washington
Largest Music Store), 1880 @
81. NV, RE. 7-62l2.
ORGAN, Hammond chord, with per-
cussion; excellent cond.. make
offer. JE, 4-41b7.
ORGAN. Hammond chord, electric
walnut panel back, bench with
needlepoint top; all books incl.
10 mos. old; like new SS4b. OIL
PAINT, 1900 gallons, S3.96 value,
81 80 GAL Sh.- WINS. and others
2b13 NJ st. NV. J. II. dICHNER.
PIANO. Gable Nelson parlor grand
furniture, so. 6-9ll1.
PIANOS FOR RENT-special re.
duced rates now during our re-
modelling program. rental pay.
ments may be applied II YOU pur-
chase later. KITS washington
Largest Music Store), 1880 q st
NV, RE. 7-6e12. alexandria
Branch, 1921 Mt, Vernon ave
Open ewes, I'll o: Sat. til 81.
PIANOs-New, fuli-keyboard spin
cts, in black or blond finish: S469
store and save. Over 100 pianoi
ANo MART, 1918 9Th st. NV.
PIANOS. Your choice beautiful new
mahos walnut, ebony or blond
oak spinet pianos reduced 70
NV RE-. 7-eSi2. tXiexandris
Branch, 2o21 Mt. Vernon ave
Open ewes. rtil o, sat. I'll 81.
PIANO, baby grand; good eondi.
itloni mhnvH;, ooVV' Sah sAsei
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles. grands and up.
rights. at moderate rates from 81
monthly upl with option to buy.
Hauling extra. JORDAN'S FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and @ sts;
NV. lphone ST .3-940O): 5169
Lee highway. Arlington tphone
KE. S-5060l. 9332 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring tphone Ju, 6-1106,
l04 William street FredericSS-
burg, Va, (phone Essex 3-7472l.
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings.
PIANO, baby grand, Kable, mahog.
good condition, l owner; $3.50
FE. 3-5156.
PIANO, starck, apartment upright
with bench and music; $500. LU
4-0093.
PIANO, upright, grand, excellent
condition and tone: new keyboard;
S130. JU. 8-6396 any time.
PIANO
Knabe grand, carved legs: very
reasonable. WA. 6-S666.
PIANOS-Army, Navy. AIR Force
and Marine personnel. Govern
ment and District employees. car
save real money on all kinds Of
instruments at the PIANO MART
1918 18th st. NV. Over 100 pianoi
to choose from.
PIANOS, Store-wide expansion
remodeling sale now In progress
New and used brand quality spin
cts, consoles and grand pianos
substantially reduced for quick
clearance. KITS WASHINGTON
Largest Music Store), 1880 q st.
NV, RE. 1922.
PIANO
Small grand; S175.
1910 Church st. NV.
PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprights, smartly styled
in q new durable finish, especially
suited for recreation rms. Piano,
fully guaranteed and fine values
for beginning students; S195 up
including local delivery, CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS @ ct
NV. DI. 7-S464.
KOHLER AND CAMPBELL
NHoe CANRTETNE Wn R.0OOf
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators
cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5-5040
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living
room, two chairs, sofa, ottoman
with slip covers; cordovan ma
hogany tables. Make offer.
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FORMAL WEAR-For sale from our
rental dept; tux trousers, S3.95;
tux jackets, Sl5; shirts, So; cum
merbunds, 81: ladies evening and
wedding gowns, So: all like new.
LONGS, 731 18th st. NV. Dl.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

vi 1NG Il ~ 1b&N l ~ 4bG
USED
Steel legal file drawers, 81 95.
Wood typist walnut chairs SO 95
1.-THE better kind
12l Executive and Secretary
Desks. S2T to $50.
4-drawer !tter and legal steel
Grade A tlle cabinets. 500 to S35
5-drawers wood 3Sx4S mat files
S34 %
6Ox3O Walnut formica top tables
(reg. S59l, S39.95.
Steel executive desks 54x24 Greg
1897. S64.95.
Heavy duty plastic 3-seat arm sofa
(reg. S139), sos.
we have $4,000 # OF warehouse
space loaded with office Furniture
bargains Of every description. Visit
US before you buy We can stretch
your dollar for you.
N. FRANK AND SON
Ala Srd st. NV. D1. 7-72se
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Queen, new. purchased April SO
for S616, balance due S426. Take
over monthly payments of 500. so
Call LU. 2-17S4. Mon. through Fri
q flor q oil dow Got and Sim
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PIANO

Small grand; S175.
1870 Church st. NV.
PIANOS-Wide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprights, smartly styled
in q new durable finish, especially
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine values
for beginning students; S195 up,
including local delivery CAMP
NV, DI. 7-S464.
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FURNTTURE

MARIO FURN. co.
1879 P 9esh 5 81 wv TIL B 3 PM iGl474'
FRI, SAT, SUN. TIL 9 PM.
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coffee tble. MA. S-4719, or EN-.
2-S323
FURNITURE = HAYWOOD Wakefield
solid maple dining set; maple
bedrm. set; S100 ca. JE. 4-2342.
FURNITURE-Dining room suite,
miscellaneous living room furni-
-ture. Priced to sell. OIL. 2-7203.
FURNITURE - Kroehler sofa bed
and matching chair. black tweed
upholstery, club chair, red leath-
erette; must sell today: good con-
dition; very reasonable. UN. 4
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Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL FE. 7-4400

CALL FEE. 7-4400
APT, l to 2 yrs. lease. Beaut. In
terror decor. Foyer: lge. liV. rm.:
din. rm., kit, bedrm. and bath
8 lge, closets; Steinway; 21-in.
TV, silver, linens, dishes Must be
seen to be appreciated. Shown by
appt. only. Excel. loo. NO. 1857
ATLANTIC ST. Sc, cor. 4th, mr.
s.. Capitol St, 3945 4th st.-Lge
1-bedrm. apt, mod. bldg; washer
drier, incin. parking: shopping
S an 3 Sos linf H ~ pEN HsPSSs c Sc.
DI. 7-4300, WO. 6-0344.
ATTRAC. FURN. ] rm., kit, anc
b.: downtown park: 500. ME. g.
6S67 after 9 pm.
ATTRAC. FURN., 1-bedrm. apt, II
mod. bldg, washer and dryer, lge
closets pvt parking; picture win
(nr. Sth and AlaD
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CLOTHING
BARGAINSl ! I
COIICH
Washington, D. c.
SotvEdoY, October 81, 1859

CLOTHING-Men's, sizes AZ. A,
As long. Overcoats, suits. shirts
and tux. Bargain. OV. 3-0493.
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NV, 3lBb-6.rm. apt.
M ut utils mi incl .J prefer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
RIGS

Persian designs, all new. 9x12
$3.50; 10x15, S2S: broadloon
carpeting, as low as S295 50. I'd
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 g ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
ROOMS FURNIsHED-M.w.
THE WESTMINSTER

TAKOMA Park, d. Groom next
70 bath; ! blk: bus; no drinking;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


WHEEL CHAIR (Hollywood) and
walker, good as new: $50 for both.
VIII. 2-399S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31

FUR, marten neckpiece, excel
cond., . yrs. old, never been worn,
in; retail $3.50; best offer, so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31

CRIB, white. Edison. mattress;
good condition; best offer. FE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31

good. N25U. Pa. o-43I3.
FREEZER-REFGR., "Renaire," ex-
eel cond.; dpl. leaving country
$3.50 or best offer. EN-. 3-S579
FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR, Twin.
Temp, floor model, / year old
good condition. HUI. 3-S379.
FREEZER, UPRIGHT sUB-zERo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
BRAND-NEW
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