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Army Names Berquist
Deputy Inspector

FORT DIX, N. j., April IS
(AP) Maj. Gen. Earl c. Ber-
quist. commanding general Of
Fort Dix since November. 1856,
has been appointed deputy in
spector general of the United
States Army, the Department
of the Army announced yes
terday. The appointment will
become effective August /.
He will succeed the present
deputy inspector general. Mai.
Gen. Edward H. Mcdaniel.
Gen. Mcdaniel will succeed
Maj. Gen. Albert Pierson, re-
firing inspector general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

ne Virtues mad "innicteu upon
the intelligence and the In
tegrity" Of the Mayor Of her
home town and Of its people.
by so doing he has person
ally insulted me-" she said.
For the purpose Of making q
cheap headline this fraudulent
exponent Of the very fine insti-
tuition Of journalism and this
tear sheet. whose publishers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
House Speech AssoiIs
Reporter on Rent Story
nr tha Aaloclated Prsn.

Representative Bitch Democrat Of Georgia, denounced
IN House speech yesterday what she called "a anted story
that charged the Government 500 month for once
space in her home in bonneville. Ca
she got round Of applause from some Of the members
present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

Rec. SALE
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Raglan Set of s Irons, 1895
1880 Spalding WD Dave
Ragan Set of 3 Woods,
1895
9.95 Ladies' U. S. Rubber
Canvas Golf Shoes with
Metal SpikeS)
9.95 18th Hole Electric
Putting Game -------6.95
1000 Automatic Folding
Golf Cart 90
1000 Portable Back Yard
Driving Range Net -24.95
6S.75 Wilson Patty Berg Au-
tograph Irons, set of 5,
1000 Wilson Patty Berg
Autograph Irons, set Of 8,
$3.50
1000 Wilson Patty Berg Au-
tograph Woods, set of 2,
25.95
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MFG. sUc. LIST PRICE 1926 WEST.
lNGHOUSe WASHER DRYER coMBikA-
TON. Featuring Look.ln Window,
Wsieh-to. Save Door and Separate Wush
end Dry Controls. DISCOUNT C020
PRICE YGsSO
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E13I|'.7;'''1'E:1''11<]

Mfsr.'s Suggested LIST List Price Sz7s.95 RcA-Vlc
TOR 2l-lk. CONSOLE Tv with push pull on-off
switch. stoy-put volume and baIeneed fidelity FM
sound.
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MFG. suc LIST PRICE. s229.95 NORGE
evsh-Bvtion AUTOMATIC WASHER. Fea-
turing Norge's exclusive Tidal Wave
Rinse. DISCOUNT GOO
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resist for fear the contract
would set an infiationary pat
tern for other industries.
Interest in the steel nesotia-
tons also runs high in Con-
gress. Republicans generally
are following the administra-
tons line. Leading Democrats
are a bit more sympathetic to
the unions claims. but even
they will try to exert influence
against excuses"
Democratic Senators Ke-
fauver OF Tennessee and Doug
las Of Illinois are considering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

whether to hold hearings on
steel during the negotiations.
They head the Antitrust and
JOINT Economic Committees,
respectively.
Their influence lies partly in
the threat OF eventual legisla-
lation to control wages or
prices. or both. They probably
will be more active in ques-
tioning steel price increases
than in challenging wage
boosts.
Tomorrow: The issues and orsu-.
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

for-all. Unprecedented govern.
mental concern over imitation Il
the reason. Management anc
the union are struggling &c
escape blame for the price In.
creases--whether large or small
Likely to follow the new steel
contract.
President Eisenhower, plead
ing for protection Of the public
interest. has said he could not
stand idly by and watch fur
ther imitation in steel-probably
the Nations basic industrial
material.
I'm the past. 1t was generally
thought that the public inter-
est was served merely by settle
ment Of a contract dispute,
without much reference to the
terms of the agreement" an
influential administration off,
cial commented. but the feel
ing is growing that the terms
of the agreement in an industry
like steel are Of vital public
concern"
Public Opinion Has Role
He and other officials insist
the President has no "gimmicks
or secret weapons" up his
sleeve to enforce statesman
ship" in the steel negotiations.
they indicate, the adj
ministration will rely on pub
lie education" and behind-the-
scenes influence to discourage
any infiationary contract settle
ment.
The President will issue stra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

workers will shut down the
mills and furnaces to enforce
demands for higher wages and
bigger benefits. But arguments
and attitudes OF union and
management strategists. hint at
the outcome.
More evidence may emerge
from a meeting Of the union S
wage policy committee at New
York's Roosevelt Hotel to-
morrow and Friday. Negotia-
tons on a new contract for a
half-million workers will start
at the Roosevelt next Tuesday
June 80 is the deadline for a
settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

diminish.
Issue Strong Statements
Statements by management
spokesman do. indeed. sound
very determined. In a recent
letter TO Mr.. Mcdonald, r.
Conrad Cooper Of United States
Steel. the chief negotiator. de-
clared: I'VE most certainly do
not intend to enter the bargain
ing on the basis that there
shall be any increase in wages
or other benefits"
Realistically. the companies
know they viii have to give the
workers something - though
not necessarily very much. But
they viii give no ground to the
union at the start of negotia-
tons. This economic strength
and near-rigidity on manage
ment's side might increase
chances for a deadlock and a
strike. II the union possessed
comparable countervailing pow
er. The Steelworkers are not
weak, but neither are they as
strong this year as usual. They
certainly cannot dictate the
settlement terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
Prepare Tough stand

Prepare Tough Stand
The steel companies are
digging in for a tough stand
against fat concessions to the
Steelworkers. Economic cir
cumstances have dealt them a
stronger hand than the union
for the poker game of negotia-
ton. Politically, the Eisenhower
administration supports the
companies position in broad
outline.
The Steelworkers want major
increases in wages and other
areas. although they are with
holding details. But leaders
recognize serious Weaknesses
economic and political-in their
bargaining position. There are
indications the union is eager
to compromise, and will avoid
striking over narrow issues.
Facts Backs Statements
David j. Mcdonald. the un-
ions suave, shrewd president,
puffs his pipe and tells a re-
porter: 1--WE don't want a
strike"
Il hear talk that Dave wants
to settle without a strike" an
informed official Of the United
States Steel Corp. remarks.
Such comments, by them
selves. are little more than
thruSts in a propaganda war.
Hard facts lend credence to the
talk.
While a strike would cost the
companies money, recent high
profits put them in a good po-
sition to absorb temporary
losses for the sake of long-term
savings on a three-year con-
tract.
Scare buying by auto manu.
facturers and other steel users
have built up big inventories of
steel. These stocks will ease
pressure by customer. on the
companies for an easy settle
ment. And the heavy inven-
tories. with their potential for
depressing prices, will encour-
age the companies to stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
Strong Political Pressure

Political pressure may exert
more influence on the negotia-
tons than strictly economic
considerations.
More than ever before, this
years bargaining is a public
relations and propaganda free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
BY LEE M. COIN
star star Writer

Massive economic and politi-
cal pressures stand q fair
chance Of blocking a steel strike
this summer--or at least limit
ing any waikout to a week or
so
No one knows, Of course,
whether the United Steel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
Recession Hurt Workers

Recession hangover is prob
ably the unions biggest eco
nomic handicap. Many thou
sand SteelworkerS still are un-
employed. Those who are back
at work want to recoup lost
wages. In such circumstances
leaders indicate, the union will
walk softly to spare members
additional hardship through a
strike
Furthermore. Ste e workers
earnings are relatively high
a fact that reduces pressure
for additional boosts. Hourly
earnings in steel during Janu-
airy averaged $3.03, or "a cents
more than the average in manu.
featuring. BY comparison. the
rival auto worker averaged
$2.65 an hour. Walter P. Reu-
theirs United Auto Workers
won only modest gains last
year, so Mr.. Mcdonald need not
tight for spectacular increases
to maintain his prestige.
Despite the SteelWorkers'
weaknesses, a union official in
sisted there's no loss of mill
fancy in this bunch" But he
limited the union will be more
conciliatory than usual, and
will strike only over real is
sueS"-not over a few cents
difference between final offer
and final demand. There have
been five general steel strikes
since World War II.
AL we want is a reasonable.
honorable agreement" Mr.. Nc
Donald said, sounding like a
man inclined to bargain hard
and then take the companies
hocf aHo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

logically timed statements.
Vice President Nixon's anti
imitation committee viii focus
public attention on the dangers
OF imitation and perhaps pro-
pound informal suggestions to
the negotiators - although II
apparently has discarded the
idea Of holding hearings on
steel bargaining as such.
When negotiations reach the
crucial stage. Secretary Of La
Dor Mitchell and other high Of
ficials win use their business
and union contracts, as they
did in 1856. George M. Humph-
rey, the former Secretary OF the
Treasury who now is board
chairman Of the National Steel
Corp. could be valuable as an
intermediary.
II efforts at mediation fail,
the President probably viii in
woke the Taft Hartley Acts
S0-day cooling on" provisions
to stop q strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

First Of Two Articles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
DECISION TINE FOR STEEL
Focts of Life Moy Bar
Or Limit q WoIkout
Issue Strong Statements

firm at least until backlogs
diminish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
Interest High in Congress

Administration officials in
dictate, in general, that their
influence will be used to help
the companies hold the line
against excessive" increases in
wages and benefits. Even II the
union can demonstrate that the
steel companies could afford big
concessions without raising
prices, the administration will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

FURN.-one sieep-bed sofa / sofa
chair. ! easy chair, ] once desk
tmahoganyl, Q side tables. 2 table
lamps; $3.50. Practically brand-
new eond. Apt. 604, 1900 Mass.
ave. NV, or call ia, b-4TOQ,
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OFFICE FURNITURE
OFFICE FURNITURE

Govt. surplus steel 2-door ward
robe cabinets, S11. 80.
Legal full suspension steel file
drawers, S7 IS. Govt. cost approx.
S22 Wholesale
Used oak and mahogany executive
and secretafial desks, $50 to $42.
Map cabinets. 6-drawef. steel.
2lx41. excellent condition. $37 e5
Larger sizes available
New modern steel gray. executive
desks. $50 .a5. Regularly $40 .95.
An excellent value for home or
office.
Sofa, new heavy duty plastic, g.
scatter. SOS. Regularly $3.50
We have 25.000 IT, OF storage
space loaded with values In new
and used furniture. We have the
selection and you will save by
shopping our warehouse location.
Give US try before you buy
Free delivery
N. FRANK 81 SON
ala 3rd st. NV. DI. 7-72S9
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OFFICE kQuIR. Desks. nlss. ada
galoEe' ciRcLk' ols Sih q. NV.
OFFICE FunNs incl. dictanlione,
tfAnHcrlltfs ADDING machlnn All
IN excel. cund Oh. 2-6165.
OFFICE FUHNlLunE--DeSk. icafii-
81 sofa and lpunRlne chair: rii1a
etc. or would rent fonfonnhIY.
Once phone RI. 1852.
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GROCERY FIxTIIREs

Retgrs veg, stand, frozen food
sSoppins 0s carts, case seaI wak ehop pST
eondoias. neon sign, etc. Cali Mr.,
EsKIN, LA. 6-0491.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

FuRN. = Divan bed. Charlton
light green, &35; settee, $40,
white baby crib wkmattress. SIS
slsn e esiI e Os1 a, yfmattre1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

LAWN MOWERs-Lndepe rdner.
selling equip. rs pwr. mowers, IL
81 in: cleo. trims. WO. d-7O2g.
LAWN MOWER, auto radio. 2 tires
/ 7l0xlb, pocket-sise radio, cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

L An wSodwo as.ns hea r,s-. dusy
ehisels. Also 0-in. bench saw: ia
hles and motors. incl. $50, or
best 0fier. sP 2-7342
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
FURNITURE
BIG BIG
BARGAINS
SUNDAY, IL TO 6 Pm.
MONDAY, 8 AM. TO 9 Pm.

THE MARIO FURNITURE COMPANY Is the
largest factory distributor Of factory surplus,
factory showroom samples, etc. All first class
all qualty-name brands You can save 80 to sou !
and even more A few examples: q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

FQBNATuAE- walnut dresser and
sss sss ni. s'nsl .m.. ri al s saoiSs
sun III an pm.
FuHNITUhE Moyine, SOLID Ma
PIE dbl bed. $40; kltl set, 80,
ssSR ree e Hnsvs KS rI sns ti isI
80: misc ~ n.f6fs.
FuRNiIuRE--l green nylon couch.
MOI Westlntnouee rualief oven,
~ ! kinsls PED mat 40, z
ehlId's tbRs : chairs. SE: fold
inc cot VI: 90. e.ssaa.
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PIANOS, new. full Keyboard spinets
in black or blond finish; $3.50
with matching bench. PIANO
MART, 1918 7th st. NV.
PIANOs--Used upriehts; Se5, SIlO
and Sl2b Phone ST. $4,000,
PIANO MART, 1918 18th st. NV.
PIANOS-Rent ct Jordan's low
rates. New and used spinets, con-
soles, Strands and uprights from
So monthly up with option to
buy. Hauling extra. JORDAN'S,
FOUR STORES: Corner 18th and
@ SITS. NV. tphone ST. 3-9400);
$3.50 Lee highway. Arlington IKE.
S-5060f; 9332 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring lphone JU. 5-l105); lO4
William street. Fredericksburg,
Va. tphone Essex 3-14T2). Full
selection at all stores: Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings
PIANO, Baldwin Acrosonic spinet,
mahog.. excel. cond Lovely tone,
almost new. S475. ia, $3.50.
PIANO--uprisht grand, tuned, good
tone, ideal for student or rec rm. (;
$50. EN-. 2-6S37.
PIANO. med. size (player action
removed): excel. cond, recently
overhauled; S135. LA. 6-25f6.
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lMlscELLAhEous ron SALE
PIPE
1000 ft.--2s used: lonR lengths
26c per n. z
400 ft.-s'' loft lensths.
Variety Of Other sizes
Including fttinEs
BLOCKS


l74e Ice Hwy. IA. g-s7AO
FLOW, rotary ttller tyne. used very
little; $50 1925 N. Taft Az.
ArlinRtQn. IA, 4-0e5e.
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES,
supplies, poker tables and Fames:
tennis tables acces Conn Bill.
LARD a BOWLIN0 SUPPLY col.
hlo 9th 81. NV. Dt. 7-4aS7.
FOOL TABLE, 34hx64. ideal for
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NTeRcOME. new. b sta: clock "a.
sIsdsnsSe s :. i rd' W.. s.sko1.. ~.
In0NEn. HOTPOINT. De luxe model;
very nice ccnditicn, $50. Ju. s.
1893.
lLRK. FTkTunKs~-1 ahoUcases, 2
wall cases. both with I|nhfe. eafe
Coins out OF business Wheaton 10
6-00n1 Sunday, call RA, $500
LUKE nOX, WurlIl1eF. "a stIcctlons,
as RPM. complete with chanEe
oFer KIT ~ rpm, excel. condg very
lcaut revolving 1ght, &l5V. ".
3-1uAl.
JUNE BRIDE, wedding COVE and
he7ser ~ coat, saS. Du' S-656a.
KENW0OD HoME s0Ln. selllnr
wrouEht-ifQn porch furniture.
piano. table. 2 Victorian chairs.
tsa set: silver misc. articles. OIL.
KITCHEN CABINET, 30-in. A-dr.
nnor-type YOUNGSTOWN with top.
IA gals. paint. W. 5-b4Sb.
LADDERS, SALE on RENT. wood,
alum, MAGNESIUM. 1927 It'll a..
nv. no. 2-lglN.
LAMPS - EXQUISITE rare crystal
pair. 10 prisms each $3.50 pr,
MAGNIFICENT mirror, 56x3S, framed
In mahug. with inlay. PERI. cond.,
S50. Oh. 4-4463.
LAMPS, ly. room, ANTIQUE. 3: also
electric stove. Call 10. 4~71ae
bet 10, or 1-l0 pm.
LATHE, woodworkins: heavy duty;
N-in. swing, 4R-in. centers. o
ehisels. Also o-in. bench saw; ia
hles and motors. incl. $50, or
best 0iier. sP. 2-7342.
LAWN MOWERs-Lndcpe. Fdner.
selling equip. rs pvt, mowers, Is
81 in: cleo. trims. WO. d-7O2g.
LAWN MOWER, auto radio. 2 tires
| 1lOxlb, pocket-sise radio, cheap.
ia. 9-2965.
LAWN MOWER, Toro. 27-in. reel
Win rluins sulky. excel. cond I:
S125. Cost, 40. Ev. 4-tlfse.
LAWN MOWERS, hand, ss ca,
81 ca: doors IS ca. ia. 2-S432''
LAWN aOWER. So: t2l shelving
rooa sas7 rs. ~ Ia az s.aisHs. ply
LAWN MOWER, Locke, 7O-inch,
with snlky; very. good cond.; best
untAs Cun nAf b~OlVo.
LAWN MOWERS, Toro. Lawn Boy.
new, used. except. values; trade-ins
PHIA HARDWARE, INC. 250S Univ
blvd. f., Hyatts., Nd. HA. $4,000
LAWN MOWER, power: ls-in. Ex-
cello, Self-propelled. S35. Call HE,
A-2S.2. I 70 = pm.
LAWN MOWERS. hand, Just been
sharpened and reconditioned: IS
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ga. 1888 r. I. ave. ne. In the
rear, sat. sun, Mon.
LAWN MOWER, Gemco; Gain. cut,
rotary type. used ) times. CD.
LEAVING TOWN--New Webcor ex-
haust fan, cleo. hedge clippers,
lawn mower. air cond, Elk. 3-1s74.
LIGHT TABLE, on adjustable draw
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HARRY J. ABRAMS, 124 L st..
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PIANO, Btsinuay Ernnd: model n
on. 2-31s0
rIANos---JoR are hoidine Z
big CLEARANCE sale with prices re-
spinets, consoles, Strands and nm
styles types and finishes In many
nne makes. A sale you don't want
70 mlss II YOU are serioualy IN
lero1ted IN = piano. Reduced items
~ al Tour Jordan stores: corner
ism and q Sta. NV (phone ST
3-94nOlt $3.50 Oeorgia ave. nil-
yer spting gphcne ~, 5-li05l.
fphone KE. s-snonl: ssiE WV, |.
cess Anne street, Fre6ericksbnfk.
Va (nhons Elsox a-74721. silver
1pring and Arilpston stores open
PIANOS Wide Selection az recon
nitionen upriGhts srnartlp STYLED
IN new durable finish especially
suited sor recreation rms Pianos
July guaranteed and nne values
Tor DeEinnins Students; S1n5 M.
including local delivery CAMP
~ stLl ii 'i !Ns4s. Cos nos 2 st.
PIANO. oulbransen. spinet, ma
h0nAny, with matching bench.
%4N5 OF best offer. JU. 0-s0Sl
PIANO. shaw nprirht. fun size. ex-
eel. cond., llglt mahoe. fiflsh;
bench incl; Sizes, 81. s-SiSz.
PIANO, medium uDriFht, 500;
good condition: see sun. only, LEG
pm, 1888 18th st. NV.
PIANO RENTAL PLAN. new full
KEYBOARD modern style pianos. as
low As $40 Ger month Rental
and hauling charges may Be Ap-
piled TO purchase price CAMP
BELL MUSIC Co. f1Oa q ct. NV
PEANOS~-We have brand new, ma
tionally known makes Of pianos
ct substantial discounts from the
manufacturers suggested list price.
Get our quotations before you nuy
We have over 100 instruments
on our floors including many used
I I6Ih 5th e -Ogv"' F sIn n, M hIsrE
above the library
PIANO, uprisht. sood tone and
sond.; $3.50 cash, WI. B-15s3
between 3 and 8, Sat. and sun.
PIANOs-Uprishts. SOS up; spin
cts, consoles. grands. $295 up;
terms. Open every evening and
al day sunday, Established 1901
6CHAFFERs PIANO SHOP, S25
6oniiant s., Silver Spring. Nd.
PIANO, uprlght. Mehiin 4 son,
must be sold because Of movlng.
OIL. 4-a61o.
PIANO. walnut console; new Sac
rifce. $500 KE. s-7i3O.
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SIPS or best offer. GY. 4-14i5.
PIANOs--etools, benches. SIS up.
Spinets, Wurlitzer, $3.50: Jesse
French. $3.50, Behning console.
steinways az 81 ,i5a Lester
pprt.. SIS. PAUL ooLfBART i766
Columbia I'd. NV AID. 1925
$3.50 to 8: ewes. by appt.). Pianos
PIANOS-ORGANS
Fine selection used spinets, con.
soles. apartment uprights and
erands. starting at &2a5. New,
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board, S4S5. you save $3.50. TO-
year guarantee. Many other good
buys.
Thomas chord organ floor sample.
$685.. you save 5000. Terms as
low as S25 down. SO months TO
pay. Open Mon, Thurs, Fri.
til g; other days til 9, SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO.. INC, S57
Pershing dr., JU. a-36es.
PIANOS FROM SAG
Recond. and guar. 3 free lessons.
DUPONT, 1925 P st. NV, DU. a.
1929. 10 a.m.-S pm. daily. Sun.
PIANO VALUES
wurlitzer spinet. walnut S3e5
Bush a. Gerts, mal1og. 1925
spinet. blond S395
Henry p Miller spinet, maple S4A5
Chase T. Bakes spinet, maiioe. 4AQ5
Estey console. mahoE. S5a5
sptnet, ebony S5a5
Steinvay grind, 5.ft.-5, NAH. Sa,295
OTHER VALUES NOT LISTED
TTTwTf1G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

PIANOs--We have brand new, ma
tionally known makes Of pianos
ct substantial discounts from the
manufacturer suggested list price.
Get our quotations before you puy
We have over 100 instruments
on our floors including many Used
items. ST. $4,000, PIANO MART,
1918 Tth st. NV. TN the block
above the library. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

FURN.--MahoR. Duncan Phyfe din.
rm, suite, consisting OF buffet,
china closet, table, 4 chairs; sofa;
? Nv, rm. chairs, lamps, comb.
raelo-phono.; misc. articles. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

LAMPS, iiy. room. ANTIQUE. 3: also
electric stove. Call 10. 4-7TaD
bet 1-5, or 7-i0 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

PlANUH- Wide selection on recon-
ditioneh upriGhts snArtlN STYLED
N 4 new durable finish especially
suited eor recreation rms Pianos
,,elis sgaranteea end hns values
including local dellVerys CAMP
BELL Music CO.. HOS Ia Al.
NV DI 7-s464
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FANO RENTAL PLAN. new full
KEYBOARD modern style pianos. a.
low As $40 Ger month Rental
and hauling ehnrees may Be ap-
Sell Music CO. iios @ q. A Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

FURN;Maple .'Thomasviile" iiv.
$50: din. fm, $3.50, was S3O6:
open hutch, $40. Ali foam wing
couch with Gust. slip covers, S1OG
comp. all less than / VI. old
Prieed for quick sale. 10. 2-5757,
sun or ewes,
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BARGAINS
No One Has Govt. Quality for Less

FREE PARKING ON OUR PRIVATE lot
j. H. GICHNER
2513 M ST. NV. FE 3-6S45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

n, natural sllVir muSkTal,
'p ss ~, gsses also toys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

PIANO, Viennese uprigilt, Ike new,
EXQUISITE tone; best offer. FE.
7-1621. Z 10 s pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

lLNE, FTKTUNE9--1 1hoWcaS11, 2
wall cases. both with |lnhls. aefe
ooInn out OF business Wheaton 10
0-0un1 sunday. call RA. $500
IuKE nOx, Wurlll1eF "a selections.
as RPM, complete with chanke
oFer KIT ~ rpm, excel. cQnqa very
1eant, revolving 1ght. Si5V. ~.
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Refrigerators
-, H.
Westinghouse - Kelvinator
Frigidaire- GE Servel ! /
LARGE SELECTION s
GUARANTEED; FREE DELIVERY
rtn rrr.
SIC UP
BLOCKS

II "a; Lee, Hwy. "a. s-sTQo
1897 Bladensourg Rd. WA. 7-b501
RkLAx-A-CIz0R, practically new;
" perfect condition. Call 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

LAWN MOWERS, Toro. Lawn Boy:
new, used: except. values; trade ms
accepted Open Sun, 1913. ADEL-
PHIA HARDWARE, INC !. 2 sos Univ
blvd. r., Hyatts., Nd. HA. $4,000.
LAWN MOWER, power; ls-in. Ex-
cello, Self-propelled, S35. Call HE.
n-2Sssg 10 nm
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FURN. Complete household, am
moving; incl med. upright piano
see Sun. only l1-2 pm. 1858 18th
st, NV.
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F SaIs soh:si. s4e Tv &: i siO Gaps
pc. maple bedrm.. pr Fr. COM
modes, chairs, lamps, rugs. dresser,
chest, mirror, coffee table, Frigid-
aire, Rogers, natware, radio. cam
era, dishes, misc. all excel. eond. /:
eaf III E.IAEe