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FRIDAY

United STATES ARMY BAND, L.
Col. Hugh Curry, conductor. Soloist.
Jim Martin, baritone. East Plaza
ence, HolSmann; Overture, Oberon,
Weber; Irish Tune from County
Derry, arr. Granger; Dizzy Fingers,
Confrey, LIE Regiment de Sambre-et-
Meuse, Turlet: Waltzes from Der
Rosenkavalier. r. Strauss; Selections,
The Music Man, Wilson: Czardas.
from Der Geist des Woiwoden, Gross
TNITED STATES AIR FORCE SYM
PHONY ORCHESTRA, Capt. John r.
Yesulaitis, conductor. Watergate,
$50 pm. Symphony No. 4 in p
minor. Tchaikovsky; Robespierre
Overture, Litolff; An American in
Paris, Gershwin; Selections, The
Sound of Music, Rodgers.
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NJT5p ITEDv STATES IAT AR FORCE SYM
SATURDAY

ROBERT HOLDER. organ. st. John s
Episcopal Church, Lafayette Square,
SPIN. Music by Bach, Rheinberger,
Franck Alain, Vaughan williams and
Boellmann.
NEXT SUNDAY, JULY 1s
tFor full details, see next weeks Music
Calendar
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND
Watergete, $40 pm.
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the Library of Congress Ref
erence Library.
No one knows for sure how
Lincoln talked, but one feels
Mr.. BaSler does a right smart
Job of echoing his words.
And what words they were!
There are excerpts from his
speeches dating back to 1846.
Most of the famous ones are
here, the inaugural addresses,
the Gettysburg Address and
the like. And many others
illustrating the simple, al
legorical force Of his phrases,
not so well known.
A Man of Letters
All these are wonderful.
They give us a quickly ab-
sorbed, painless insight into
the majestic stature Of this
giant who continues to grow.
They pin-point his political
acumen and craftsmanship.
The nine letters get to the
core Of the man. turn his
heart inside out. Mr.. Basler
reads these with sympathy
in a voice that sometimes
reminds one Of another we'll
known Missourian, Harry S.
Truman. Without resorting
to dramatics. Mr.. Basler cap
lures the whimsy and irony,
the unbounded sympathy Of
this man who suffered so
much.
These are records to be
heard again and again-why
not on each February IL?
Evening star., 1961-07-09
TOMORROW

STATES NAVY BAND, Comdr.
ist; Earle Louder, baritone horn.
Capitol Plaza, s pm. March Of the
Slide Tromhones. Scott. Hunt over
ture, Afford; Melodie, Dawes;
Espam CAM, Marquina; All Those
Mantia: Selections, Eileen, Herbert:
Clear Track Polka, Z. Strauss;
Yiennese Memories, Lehar; Flay
Gypsies, Kalman: Selections, Die
Fledernnaus, j, Strauss,
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TODAY

United STATES MARINE BAND.
Soloist: James Taylor, cornet.
WaterRate,. $50 pm. March from
symphonic suite, Williams: over
ture, The Bronze Horse, AubeT;
Selections, Carousel, Rodgers: Ca
carmen, BiZet: staunch and True,
Teike; Cowboy Rhapsody, Gould;
Sax-Soliloquy, Bennett; Beautiful
Blue Danube, Strauss Capriecio
Espagnole, Rimsky -Korsakoff.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Ruth Draper

Ruth Draper's popularity
as a monologist goes on and
on. Thanks to Spoken Arts.
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WEDNcSDAI
Lawrence Sears. conductor; assisted
by the Washington Brass Choir,
Jack Cooper, conductor Upper
Church, National Shrine OF the I'M
maculate Conception, 4th and
Michigan Ave. NE, pm. Music by
Monteverdi. Tails, Gibbons, Morley,
Purcell, Gallus. and Viadana.
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. Ii.
Col. Albert SchOepper, conductor
Soloists: David johnson, cornet;
William Jones, baritone. East Front
Capitol, 8 pm. Semper Fidelis
Sousa: Overture, Di Ballo, Sullivan;
Selections. My Fair Lady, Loeve;
Czardas. Monti; Finlandia, Sibelius;
Knightshridse March. Coates; Drink
ing Song from Hamlet, Thomas.
Overture, William Tell. Rossini
SYMPHONY ORCHES-
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WEDN ESDAY

czynski: Chorale and Fugue In @
minor, Bach-Abert.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

Like the bard Sandburg,
Mr.. Basler has written and
spoken extensively on Lin
coin. He now is q full-fledged
Washingtonian-director OF
, 1961-03-13
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE REGARDING
SUBSIDIES AND FEDERAL INCOME TAXES

Public Law 86-779, recently passed by the Congress Of the Unit
ed States, places certain restrictions upon tax subsidies offered by
the Government of the Virgin Islands under its industrial incentive
program, and affects the Federal Gift and Estate Tax liability of resi-
dents of the Virgin Islands. The provisions of this law are technical
and should be studied by all concerned.
Copies of the law, as well as a short explanation of its provisions,
are available in the Office Of the Tax Division. Department Of Fin
ance, Government of the Virgin Islands, in St Thomas and st. Croix"
PERCY DE JoNGH
l3-15-2022-27-29 Commissioner of Finance
, 1961-03-13

the family Gravep1ot on estate aAldershvile" at one time belonging
to her younger half brother John Ludwig Wittrog.
Truly another milestone in the history Of 81. Croix"
The ST. croix Historical Society
Evening star., 1961-10-06

Where II is usual 10 find the vnU,uoI
Evening star., 1961-10-06
BY MARTIN L. WE'LL
Contributing Writer

The purpose of this column
is to aid you, the public, in
obtaining maximum value
from the many hundreds of
dollars you will spend on that
new kitchen in your new
home, or in remodeling your
present kitchen.
No other single room in
your home is so costly to
produce or reproduce, and in
no other room do you spend
more time than you do in
your kitchen. No, I'm not for
getting your bedroom. I know
you have read you will spend
almost one-third of your life
in bed, but do you realize the
average housewife will spend
over one-third of her life in
the kitchen? In the average
so years of a husbands mar
ital life, his wife will cook
for him 100000 pounds of
food! She will use 5000
loaves of bread; will cook
Az tons or 5000 pounds of
potatoes. He will eat 5 COM
plete beef cattle; 112 tons of
fish; 300 chickens; 10000
cups of coffee. She will fur
ther use 1000 pounds of salt
and seasoning; 5000 pounds
of sugar, and believe it or
Evening star., 1961-10-06
Area Rugs
Show New
Shapes

Planning to use an area rug
in your home? You'll be eSpe-
cially pleased with the many
style developments which are
evident in this form of soft
floor covering, and you'll find
these rugs useful in several
rooms Of your home.
Try this checklist to make
sure that you are using these
colorful rugs most effectively:
Are your floors in good con-
dition? An area rug-espe-
cially current styles which are
especially interesting in de-
sign-draw the eye to the
floor, so make sure that the
appearance of the surround
ing floor area is all you want
it to be.
Is your room large enough?
Remember that an area rug,
as its name suggests, divides
a room into areas, so choose
one for a larger room where
space is no problem.
Choose one which is large
enough to contain a furniture
grouping or small enough to
frame one particular piece
of furniture. such as a coffee
table. Small rugs which are
simply placed in the midst Of
a furniture grouping result in
a skimpy, "postage-Stamp"
appearance.
Among current styles, look,
too, for interesting shapes.
Rectangles and squares are
familiar friends. but there
are other shapes which might
be best for a particular room
in your home-rounds, ovals
or free-form shapes.
AS for design, you'll find
interesting textures. going all
the way from thick. shaggy
uncut yarns to curly loops,
and colors which are unlim-
tied. Big blocks of color often
form the design in an area
rug, or you might prefer
stripes, florals or an abstract
design. The pattern within
an area is usually "Self-con-
tained"-proportioned exactly
to the size of the rug.
Evening star., 1961-10-06

for power and air movement
on CFM ratings. Whom do
we believe?
Answer: This CFM rating
business was getting out of
hand, as each manufacturer
had his own system Of de-
termining air movement. Re-
Gently, the fan manufactur-
ers banded together and
came up with a single sys-
TEN for rating the power of
blower. This rating will be
known as the HVI rating. 1t
stands for the rating as cal
culated under the rigid and
uniform procedures Of the
Home Ventilating Institute.
The Federal Housing Admin
istration has recognized the
HV1 rating as the one to fol-,
low, and homes built under
FILA insurance must have
fans meeting HVI standards.
Question: How do I tell
the difference between quality
wood kitchen cabinets and
cheaper cabinets that won't
endure? Some friends of mine
thought they were buying
quality cabinets and found
out too late they didn't get
what they pair for.
Answer: The very best way
to protect yourself is to learn
the quality features to look
for and to learn even more
thoroughly the quality of the
company you intend doing
business with. A good quality
wood cabinet will generally
have some or all of these fea-
lures: solid hardwood stock
for frame members; kiln
dried lumber throughout;
tongue and groove joints;
l-joined doors with a hard
Scrubbable finish; hand
rubbed and well-finished in
teriors. Also, they generally
offer adjustable shelves, spe-
cialty items such as cutlery
trays, vegetable drawers, bev-
erage compartments, tray di-
viders, etc.; a good drawer
action; an efficient catch
(magnetized is now the most
acceptable; and a wide va
riety Of sizes. Since many me-
dunn priced and even some
low-priced cabinets contain
at least some of these fea-
lures, the best advice to Of
fer is to know and trust the
people you propose to buy
from.
Evening star., 1961-10-06

to interpret the facts for you.
Bear in mind that just be-
cause a company is new and
small does not mean they
won't complete your job, and,
conversely, don't be swayed
entirely by the quoted age Of
a firm. The plumbing, elec-
trical permit and building in
spectors get to see all con-
tractors in their areas and
know the worst offenders.
Until such time that more
areas have legislation to pro-
tect the public, the public will
have to learn to protect it.
self. The code of caveat emp
tor, Let the buyer beware"
prevails.
-
Question: I'm shopping for
a new range and I want the
oven to be clock controlled.
Does the clock usually found
on most units mean the oven
is automatic?
Answer: No. And be careful
of sales wording here. 1t is
possible to buy a range with
a clock and an (automatic)
oven, and not wind up with a
clock controlled oven. A clock
on an oven does not necessar-
lily mean that the clock will
automatically turn the oven
on and off, and some sales
persons refer to an automatic
oven as one with automatic
ignition which requires no
match to light. What you
want is an automatic clock
controlled oven. Call for it in
that manner and check the
owners manual before you
purchase the unit.
- .
Question: I'm shopping for
a refrigerator and do not un-
derstand the terms FROST
proof. self-defrosting and
manual defrosting. Can you
tell me the difference?
Answer: In order to make
an intelligent determination
as to what to buy you should
have a working knowledge of
each of these terms. Manual
defrost systems are found in
budget models and with this
refrigerator you periodically
defrost your box by manually
moving the controls, empty
ing the box, scraping the
freezer, etc. Refrigerator
freezer combinations, top or
bottom freezer In self-defrost-
Evening star., 1961-10-06

not, she will work 4l,400
hours cooking just for him.
Despite the Importance of
this room and the cost in
volved. I have encountered
hundreds of women who have
found their new kitchens in
efficient to work in, poorly
lighted and ventilated, that
they did not get features
they wanted in their new ap-
pliances, etc. The most un-
fortunate part is that for
the money they spent they
could have had most of what
they started out to obtain If
they had known a few basic
things about shopping for a
kitchen.
Basic Rules
To prevent this from hap
pening to you, there are three
basic rules to follow:
/. Shop long enough to
learn as much as you can
about the cabinets and ap-
pliances you want in your
new kitchen. Then specify
exactly what you want to
your builder or contractor,
calling for appliances by
name and model numbers.
Reliable, unbiased sources,
such as the National Hous-
ing Center, the local gas
company and electric COM
pany, will help you become
familiar with what features
are available in the brands
on the market so you can
intelligently pick and choose
the features you most desire
in each appliance. I strong
ly suggest this as your first
step.
2. After this, you should
shop for the type of csbi-
nets you want and select
your contractor.
8. Exercise common sense
in selection Of the people you
do business with. This rule
is the most important to
those of you who are con-
templating remodeling.
Question: I'm contemplat-
ing remodeling my kitchen.
How do / go about deter
mining the reliability of the
contractor I'm considering
awarding the job?
Answer: This is something
you should have started at
the outset of your shopping.
Check out his firm with the
Better Business Bureau and
also run a credit check on
the company. These two bas-
ic steps will lead you to other
avenues to check on the re-
liability of a firm. Better
Business Bureau should not
list more than one or posi-
bly, two minor complaints.
Hardly any business can OPP
crate for a period of years
without offending an occa-
sional customer, but a series
Of complaints against a firm
is a warning that your conf
dence is best placed with an
other company.
Bad credit habits reflect
many things. Suits for non-
payment of bills are many
times due to slow paying GUS
toners unhappy with tn e
work performed. Bad credit is
many times a reflection of a
poorly managed firm, and
this nefficiency may show in
their work. If the credit re-
port shows some danger signs
that you do not understand,
seek assistance of your attor-
ney or a businessman friend
Evening star., 1961-10-06

ing boxes, the frost which
forms on the coil in the re-
frigerator section is automat-
ically defrosted and evaporat-
ed each time the compressor
cycles. However, the freezer
section collects frost which
mustpbe disposed of manually.
In frost-free or frost-proof
refrigerators, no frost forms
either in the freezer or refrig-
orator section. Concealed coils
collect and dispose of the
moisture before it can form
into frost in either the freez-
er or the refrigerator. The
food is cooled by a fan cir
culating air free of moisture
content, thereby reducing
spoilage.
Question: I'm building a
new house. Who should de-
sign my kitchen-my archi-
tect, a kitchen designer, or
my builder?
Answer: Actually, all three,
plus one more person-you.
Start with a kitchen expert
with a proven background.
Tell him your basic ideas. de-
sireS and what you don't like
about the kitchen in your
old home. He will draw a
basic layout and. at your re-
quest, will submit it to your
architect to check for any
structural limitations or es-
thetic objections. Your build
er may have a few ideas to
inject to meet with local
codes and possibly save time
and money. In all cases, the
builder should be provided
with full and detailed accu-
rate scale drawings and lay
outs Of the final plans for
Use by his carpentry crews,
electricians. plumbers, etc.
Bear in mind this is your
kitchen and you will be
spending a good deal of
time in it. Get what you
want to fit within your
budget and let the finished
product express your individ-
ual tastes, habits and tai
ents, blended and mixed we'll
with the capable assistance
Of your second team, your
architect, builder and kitch-
en- man.
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Question: We have been
trying to select a hood and
fan for our new house and
have run into various claims
Evening star., 1961-10-06
YOUR KITCHEN
Follow These Rules
When Ren1odeIinQ

Questions on Kitchen plunnins will
be answered if in writing. Address
to "Feoture Editor, The Evening
'Stor, Washington ), D. C."
Evening star., 1961-10-06
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by such famous designers
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29
GET READY FOR SPRING TUNE-UP
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fuel ignition and checked for
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The
{G(2I1{ 35:}3 Avenue [3S3$3 r 10000

1859 STUDEBAKER Lark 2-door.
26 900 miles, good condition, must
sell. 500; after 6, VIII. 6-0376.
1851 CHEVROLET, motor only.
VIII. 2-2l18 anytime.
1859 METROPOLITAN; black and
white, hardtop: new battery, new
snow tires, $3.50. VIII. 2-0680.
1859 RENAULT Dauphine, low mile
age. good running condition.
PO. l-4285.
1853 CHEVROLET 4-door station
wagon: very clean and sturdy.
S295; will consider offer
Nv. 1-9424.
1857 FORD Fairlane 500 hardtop
convertible; $4,000 miles, power
steering, radio. heater. new tires
and battery. MU. l-40l6.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1851 CHEVROLET 2-door. power
glide. body in good condition
$4,000 miles. EN-. l-3065.
1860 CHEVROLET station wagon;
power glide. radio, heater. excel
lent gas and oil mileage. 25.00t
miles; can be seen Saturday;
Sl.825. VIII. 3-O096.
1858 FORD 2-door; radio. heater
clock, good transportation, S65.
RE. l-3248.
1858 OLDSMOBILE hardtop 49," 2
tone, fully equipped. excellent
condition; priced to sell.
VIII. 2-0355.
1854 CHEVROLET 1-ton pane
truck loft. body. good rubber
S365. Lloyd Rambler. 29824 Eu.
cid ave-. Wickliffe. VIII. 3-0737
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1856 BUICK Special, 2 door sedan:
! dynaflow. radio. heater. new paint
job. no rust, $4OO. w. 1867.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1857 RAMBLER 4-door: stick shift,
radio, heater a nice family car
for only S779. Lloyd Rambler.
29824 Euclid ave. Wickliffe.
VIII. 3-0737.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1857 PLYMOUTH 4-door: radio
heater. automatic transmission
only 1895 and your old car. Lloyd
Rambler. 29824 Euclid ave. Wick
life. VIII. 3-0737.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1855 DE SOTO 4-door sedan; auto
matte shift, radio, heater. power
steering; buy it for just S3O2.
Lloyd Rambler. 29824 Euclid ave.
Wickliffe. VIII. 3-0737.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1860 RAMBLER American 2-door
fully equipped; late model Car
you can own for only 81 .495
Lloyd Rambler, 29824 Euclid ave-,
Wickliffe. VIII. 3-0737.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1854 6-CYLINDER Chevrolet con-
vertible; Al mechanical, new top
battery: good, economical trans
portation, Sl95. 342l1 Lake Shore
blvd
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

PAIR of 1858 Corvette fuel injec-
ton heads. ported and polished
with heavy valve spring. $40; also
1860 Duntov cam and lifters, SIS.
Call VIII. 2-6851 after 4:3O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1859 LARK 8. 4-door; automatic
twin traction, radio, heater. 6
wheels. snow tires: private.
VIII 3-1A2
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

! 1859 BUICK Invicta 4-door haFdtop
like new; 1900 miles; best offer
will take trade. VIII. 3-6669. Al
East 324th ST
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1856 RAMBLER station wagon: ra-
dio, heater: buy at S695. Lloyd
Rambler. 29824 Euclid ave-. Wick
life. VIII. 3-0737
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1856 OLDSMOBILE "88" 4-door
hardtop; radio. heater. automatic
transmission, power steering, pow
er brakes. S795. Lloyd Rambler
29824 Euclid ave, Wickliffe
VIII 3-0737
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1859 FORD Anglia 2-door sedan: like
new and only s795. Lloyd Ram
bier, 29824 Euclid ave, Wickliffe
VIII 3-0737
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1854 NASH 4-door excellent condi
ton; continental wheel.
VIII. 4-0822
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

\ 1857 CHRYSLER 2-door hardtop; s.
/ button shift. power, whitewalls,
mist gray. immaculate, S895.
\ VIII. 2-l688.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1851 PONTIAC: one owner. original
low mileage, body and engine very
good. Call after p. m, Ii. 1862
or MU. 1-l515.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

STUDEBAKER, 1858, 2-door hard
top va; runs good. needs body
work S65. GIL. l-245O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-29

1853 FORD station wagon, 2-door
Sl25 w l-58l9
Evening star., 1961-05-26
DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY
JUST 1877 SILK SUITS!

Fine Dupioni Silk! Blue, grey,
brown. Regulars, shorts, longs,
but not every size in every color,
of course. The price is mighty
hard to believe, but it's true at
The Hecht Co., where else? Buy
for all summer long, for air travel
-. for the man who's going places.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

Regulars, Shorts and Longs to 46 in the Group
top maker tailored these suits and he did himself proud tS
such pleasure work with fine fabrics like these
suits to right upto hemnue styling 3button coat
apeS center vent collar that lies flat and smooth Up
totheminute coors too, blacks navy Olives browns
Choose from pads neat oveplaids muted stripes pnstrpes
club stripes surface weaves diamond weaves checks Stubs
PSExra special For early shoppers suits tailored of 4O
WOOL $3.50 DacrOn, 2496 mOhair
Evening star., 1961-07-13
FOR RENT
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
500 cutters. rollers. etc. RENTAL
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tcoNIINUED)


2-5137. Now to $3.50 pm.
FREEZER, 221a-cu.-ft. deep freeze;
excellent condition. Priced S22O,
WO. 6-3l36.
FURN. from model apts.-3 rms.
living rm.. bedroom. dinette: S399.
terms, 81 week. MA. S-3616.
FURN.-Prac. new sect. sofa, wal
nut bedrms., dinette, dbl. bedrm.
lamps. KI. 9-7172, HU. l-2254.
FURNITURE costs less when you
WAREHOUSE. 400 r. /. ave. ne ne.
FURN.-3-piece gray lime wood
bedrm. suite and dinette set; used
fer. FE. $500, Ext. 52S, after
8 pm. TE. 6-4650.
dbl. bookcase bed, box springs and
mattress, chest of drawers, dbl.
dresser, SOS; Davenport "opens
into beO and chair. $50; chrome
kit. table. 4 chairs, $50; 5-drawer
mahog. veneer writing desk with
chair, SIS; 2 TV chairs, naugha-
hyde uphol, SO ea.; 7-cu.-ft.
Norge refgr., turquoise interior,
$40. 7S12 District Hts. pkwy.,
Apt. H. hEi. O-ooOS.
FURNITURE UNCLAMED-Bam-
boo sofa and 2 chairs $50; maple
sofa and chair $50; Lawson sofa
$50; Round pedestal table SIS: 4
Victorian chairs $50: Washstand
S25; marble top dresser with mir
for. marble top wash stand, Vic
torian full-size bed with spring
and mattress, all for S175: office
desk S201. rollaway bed S13;
cedar chest SIS: maple chest of
drawers: victorian sofa S25; Oc-
casional chair S6; wardrobe SO:
hideaway bed $40; innerspring
mattress $40: rnahog. din. rm.
suite $50; modern bedroom
suite with bookcase bed SOS;
dinette set with chairs. $50;
china closet. SIS: Hollywood bed
So; rocker So; loveseat $50:
studio couch $50: sofa and chair
$50. Many interesting items at
HOFFMASN's. We do reupholster-
ing, draperies, slipcovers and re-
finishing.
Evening star., 1961-07-13

TVS FOR RENT
Big screen, immed. def. AD. 2-z11a,
Evening star., 1961-07-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS FURN-s.E. .SW.

426 LIST ST. S.E.-Sgl. rm. for gem
tleman. $40 wk Kit. priv. for
cnlored. Ii. 3-325h.
Evening star., 1961-07-13

ORGANS AND PIANOS = Largest
selection in Metropolitan wash
ington at KITS 8 convenient
locations.
Dntn., 1880 @ st. NV. RE. 1922
Alex, 1921 Mt. Urn. ave. XII. S-S6S6
Beth. 1870 Fairmt. ave. OIL. 6-l676
(Suburban Stores Open Eves.)
Evening star., 1961-07-13

18th STREET NV, 3543-Refined
white cple. Liv. rn., Kit, bedrrn.'