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Evening star., 1961-05-11
Judicial Conference
Urges New Judges
Opposes Bill
Of'Duvis for
Youth Court
By PHIL THOMAS
Star staff Writer

The Districts Judicial Con-
ference stuck to its guns today
IN urging two additional judges
for Juvenile Court and op-
posing lowering of the age limit
to 16.
The conference, in effect re-
asserting identical action it
took in November, 1859, took a
stand against bill proposed
by a House District subcom-
mittee that would make the
Juvenile Court a branch of
Municipal Court and lower
the age limit to 16.
Reporting to the one-day
session, a Judicial Conference
Committee chairman, A. Muir
ray Preston, said there is "ob-
viously still a need for addi-
tional judges" in Juvenile
| Court.
| He said his committee has
concluded that there is mo
basic change" in relation to
steps that should be taken to
relieve a long standing back
log of juvenile cases.
Chief District Court Judge
David A. Pine said he had be-
come concerned" over the
possible impact on the District
Court calendar of the bill rec
commended by House subcom-
mittee headed by Representa-
tive Davis, Democrat of
Georgia.
He said that during the last
fiscal year Juvenile Court had
a total of 575 felony cases in
volving juveniles over Is years
of age. A total of 102 of those
were waived by Juvenile Court
for trial in the adult District
Court.
The judge said that if the
remaining cases had been sent
to District Court from Juvenile
Court, it would have been
necessary to add two more
judges to District Court to carry
the load and keep the criminal
calendar up to date.
In other action, the Judicial
Conference approved by 70-45
vote a recommendation by one
of its committees that Con-
greSs be asked to give Municipal
Court greater jurisdiction in
trying civil cases and an in
creased subpoena power.
The resolution recommends
that Municipal Court have its
name changed to the District
of Columbia Court of General
Sessions.
The conference voted to ask
Congress to allow Municipal
Court to handle civil damage
suits involving amounts up to
$4,000, compared to its present
$4,000 jurisdiction.
The conference also went
along with a committee recon-
mendation calling for Munich
pal Court-after it gets in
creased jurisdiction-to be able
to subpoena witnesses from out
side the District in civil cases.
Municipal Court does not now
have this authority. District
Court does.
The conference also approved
recommendation by another
of its committees calling on
Congress to raise the jurisdic-
ton of the Small Claims Court
from the present $50 to $3.50.
This recommendation devel-
oped out of the increased cost
of living in recent years and the
fact that few cases involving
less than $50 are brought into
the Small Claims Court.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

bill, cut NCTA's request for
$975,00O down to $650,0O0. The
cut means that instead of rs
staff memberS-primarily en-
gineers and economists-it will
be able to hire only so.
Mr.. Stolzenbach learned yes
terday that he probably faces
another $4,000 bill for rent for
the coming year. General Serv-
ices Administration officials in
formed him there is no addi-
tional office space for the
agency. It's present quarters
at 726 Jackson place NV, will
hold less than half of the so.
man staff.
In making the budget cut
the House also deleted the
agency's request for the $4,000
Mr.. Stolzenbach touched or
the planning delays when he
testified last week before 6
Senate Appropriations subcom.
mittee. The Senate group has
not yet acted on the appropri-
ations measure but is expected
to do so next week.
Report Deadline
The Meta has a November
/, 1862. deadline to submit q
report to Congress outlining a
plan for a regional mass
transit system and how il
should be developed and fl
nanced.
Before any decision can be
made on how to finance the
system, Mr.. StolZe nba +
pointed out, the agency must
prepare preliminary engineer
ing studies. This will require
the skilled engineering expert!
for whom the agency has re-
quested funds.
Congress also has asked tina
special attention be given tt
development of a downtown
subway, the use of mediar
strips on expresswayS being
planned and the use of existing
railroad facilities for the pos
sible commuter lines.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Transit Planners Fear
Delay if Funds Are Cut
StoIzenboch Sees Years Setback
In Subway Stort if Congress Trims Budget
BY GILBERT GIMBLE
Star Staff Writer

Rapid transit planners fear development of trans
poration system will face substantial delays Congress
the National Capital Transportation Agency.
c. Darwin Stolzenbach, who is to be in tomorrow
as META administrator believes agency
budget requests will:
/. Delay by one year the start of construction OF
Evening star., 1961-05-11

an a tandem bicycle and
ventured onto Rock Greek
parkway at S pm. rush hour.
No fanfare. No TV. Just
two wheels, four legs.
It began when these two
met a man who clings to the
10th century. No shiny gold
Cadillacs for this friend, who
has among his possessions a
shiny gold tandem and a
latent animoSity toward the
duo.
The latter was most ap-
parent in retrospect as one
recalls the generous voice:
"Sure, take the tandem to-
morrow. Take it all day.
Great little machine"
The great little machine is
neither great nor little when
you carry it over flood
waters, grind it through Rock
Creek Park bride paths, or
play the death-defying bull
with a taxicab.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
The
Rambler
Bicycle for Two
BY MYRA MACPHERSON

By MYRA MACPHERSON
I know how you feel about
Shepard and that little cap
Sule of his but the time has
come to tell of another dar-
ing feat, swept into the back
pages of the news by all
these space flutterings.
One glorious day last week,
two people took their places
Evening star., 1961-05-11

"A ASGoA OAOA bCoA0C SAAo
tening silver rails that wink
their way through under
brush. Cool, soft nature to
sit on.
Then the thought of rush
hour traffic hastens you back
to civilization.
You are too late. Like a
tadpole caught in the main
stream, you hug the side of
the road as four lanes of
honking, whizzing humanity
stream past. A few, the
sporting ones in their little
old sports cars and sporty
Sunglasses and sporty sports
caps, look back to laugh.
But most have an urgent
desire to honk their horns.
Whether you pump faster or
slower, they honk.
One things for sure, outer
space can never get this
crowded. Nor will Alan
Shepard have to hear such
things as the cab driver who
slows long enough to idle
past:
He cruises closely to the
right leg-warmed from the
sxhausts of passing cars
Ieans an elbow on the rolled
down window, swings his
Eyes in a slow and disgusted
lrch and says: How crazy
tan some people get?"
Evening star., 1961-05-11

George Kennedy is i'll. He will re-
sumo writing The RombIer when
he returns.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

AN NAAAND pays "C1 VI
tricks when you think of a
tandem. You hum that silly
Daisy, Daisy, give me your
answer, do" thing. You re-
member the long-ago day
when you successfully sat on
your brothers bike and rolled
down the steeply inclined
3-degree-angle driveway.
But you don't remember
when your pants leg caught
in the chain. Or when you
rammed the front wheel at
a telephone pole and it
jammed stuck and the only
way you could wheel the
dumb thing home was in
circle, after circle, after
circle.
So in high spirits the trip
starts at the Zoo where a po-
liceman has closed the road
to cars. Think what you may,
this was not for our benefit.
The water at the ford was
high.
Your leg-churning co-pilot
plowS through the water.
That is, he plows through to
the center, where q life
giving thermos falls off. For
this, a rescue squad is under
standably organized. Then
Slosh, SloSh, slosh to the other
side.
You are heading for the
canal towpath. It is finally
reached. The charred Demp-
sey boathouse looks at you.
The ducks look at you. Three
old men carrying three old
fiSh-they all look at you.
Creamy buttercups and the
muddy canal look at you.
Whimpering legs can't turn
the pedals any more. A
stream of consciousness is
directed at the back of your
friend.
Don't pedal so fast, don't
wiggle the handles back and
forth, I sure know why they
invented the car, where did
Barney buy this stupid bike,
how much farther are we
going up the canal--it all
looks the same, if you sing
Waiting Matilda once more
mi 1aar,an a~nal- - 1,o,, q rxat,a -
Evening star., 1961-12-31

UNCLAIMED-secre
tary desk. $15; china closet, $40
round oak table, SIS; sofa ano
chair, S35; bedrm. set incl. spring
WITH Wit AsfhlssS; shairs $iS: refriserator aiFfsef or
Slb Virginia love seat, $35;
hideaway bed, $40; studio couch,
$50; Hollywood bed, S2g; sofa
bed, $50. French Prov. sofa: desk,
ST; Duncan Phyfe sofa, 500, in
nerspring mattress, $40; rOlleway
bed, SO. Many interesting items
you'll find at Hoffmann's. We do
upholStering, drapeS, slip covers
and refinShing. Easy payments
First paymppt in Liahruary
Evening star., 1961-12-31
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsEED-N.W
AAPDVARKS

Youll probably never see one anc
YOU have never seen a value like
the permanent occupancy poilcy
Of the CAIRO HOTEL; Washing.
room daily ma service barber
shop. rm service. sec. switch.
board service Large clean room!
at Sl4 week
1915 Que ST NV.
HO. 2-2104
Evening star., 1961-12-31
ROOMS FURNISHEp-N.E,

EMPLOYED COU"LE or settled
lady; cooking privil.: conV. trarsp
lge. room, pic. window. IL. e
lG31
LARGE E0OM leading to screened
bec,: porch in pvt, home for ccurle
with home privileges; DE. -
Stt3
LARGr FRONT ROOM. furnished
couple preferred or ? men; near >
bus lines. LA. 9-15l7.
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV, Michigan
Park-Nicely furn. rm. and bath:
or . gentlemen. LA. 6-S319.
1901 IIth ST. NE, co,ored: nicely
furn. rm cooking privil.: single
or married. 541-6443.
II16 18th ST. N.E.-2 furnished
rms. for respectable employed
couple. . university students, in
colored home. Call anytime 546-
1851.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
FARM AID GARDEN

COW MANURE. rottcd, l-ton GO.
hui SII; : tom. $50; also slab
| firepIsco wco1 SIS cord. stacked
81. Nv. 4-IG65 or 3Ol-WA
r-3O34.
L8NDSCsPING SEEvICE-Prun.
inp. planting trangplanting. sod.
dinr. laTTS made renovated tree
work. cement walks. driveways
w. C. WALKER. JU. S-4913
NEW INC farm tractors and equip
McCulloch chain saws. parts anc
service. Used Cubs NJ tractors
John Deere B. and model 81
tractors, So A-C. combine.
! P. H. MOORE
o S. 30l. ! Mile South Of New 81
Mitchellville, Md. CE. 6-S1Sl
Evening star., 1961-12-31
Hi 3-5A32
ROOMS, APTs TO SHARE

All ROOMMATE PLACEMT. SERV.
Men W men-Women wIwomen.
Careful screening No Reg. Fee
Phone 63S-4262 80 for Appt.
1 ALEX.-Woman will share beaut. q
! bedrm. apt. same, cow trans,
shop. facll., refs. TIE. 6-6276.
C0NGENIAL MAN to share apt with
another in S.W. Area, share eX-
pcnSes. Box "20-M, Star.
GENTLEMAN, to share pleasant apt
with other gentleman. 1920 Liv.
ingSton I'd. sc. sol $3.50.
lady would like to share with
two othc.s highest type apt. in
NV. as OF Fet, / Good character.
:, brs!ceSs ref. Ages 1000. Box
12-M. Star
NV YHG. airline eRt. seeks an
orner consen.al girl to share sm.
dwrtn: us, s., mo. Avail. Feb. l..
PhPRIEr, 62S-320S aft. . pm.
SILVER SPRING - Young mother
would like TO have young lady
! to shcre apt. Pvt. bedrm S56 mo.
! JU. S-@l7O.
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Men TO sh.
house wlyoung bache'U 5, maid
cook. Hi-Fi. TV. reas. RA. b-Cu9".
WILL SHARE MY HONE with
mother ana ! or . children or
cp.e. Child care included, Reas.
i HE. 1-OlUj.
YOUNG MAN desires respectable
-u!e.e man to Shar semlturn'Sred
S-ttdlm home. Alex. area. Call
/ T. i-6i -
Evening star., 1961-12-31

ORGANS--Inventory clearance sale;
substantial savings on new and
GisRiEL PIANO a. ORGAN co.
925 q st. NV, Ma. S-O423
PHOTO ENLARGER, Omega BIS
3Hx3A. 75-mm. lens, 2 condensers,
colorhead., AL, 500. VIII. 2-11ll.
PIANOS-We have q good selection
bargain prices. Choice of ebony,
lined oak. cherry, Korina, maple.
biSque, etc. ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART, 1O15 9Th st. NV.
PIANOS-Used small grands. S245,
S295, S345; also Spinets and con-
soles. PIANO MART. 1915 7th St.
NV. ST, $4,000.
PIANO-cable- Nelson, spinet. dark
mahog.; excel. cond; best offer.
CL. 6-5457.
PIANOS TO RENT-New and used
spinets. consoles. grands and up
rights at moderate rates (SS 90
monthly up) with option to buy II
wanted, Hauling extra, JORDAN'S
FOUR STORES; corner Eth and
q Sts NV. Phone ST. 3-a40m
5lSH 5pSHr Lee r. Highway, Arlington
|
5-ll05): 104 William ST.. Fred
erickShure ,PhOne Essex a-7412)
Suburban stores open evenings
PIAEOS---Sale OF floor sample and
rental return instruments. Good
choice Of styles, finishes and makes
at all stores. JORDAN'S, corner
18th and G SITS. tST 3-9400,
hlG9 Lee highway, Arlington IKE
S-5060' |. 900 Georgia ave, Silver
Sprng tJU. 5-ll05; Suburban
stores open evenings. Park in front
PIANO. Gable. blond spinet. in new
piano condition; Reg. S795. Specia
HOS @ st, NV. DI. 7-S464.
PIANOS-Discount prices and only
So down with low monthly pay.
ments at the PIANO MART, lois
9TH st. NV, Over 100 spinetS
consoles. upriEhts and grandS tc
chooSe from IN wide variety oi
MART; j A55S 1oi5 7th 't'' St. NV. ST ST
PIANOS-We specialize in PLAYERS
electric and PEDAL. rolls new snc NJ.
used; retinishing; 6-day service
pickup and delivery. XII. g-.O17
night, SO. 5-S214.
| hHANOo-- OBl lHIllS. NID ana uE
free local delivery. Lo. 7-s341.
PIANO-Kanabe uprieht: good con-
dit!on. Reasonable Wo. 6-l19O.
Baldwin scroconic. eyceI-
lent cond.. tuned. New 5000, S395
OIL 6-35?f. ~''
PIANO, Steinway baby grand
! mahog.: sacrifice $500. Call CO
3-d394.
PIANOS-Inventory clearance sale
substantial savings on new anc
used pianos.
GISRIEt, PIANO & ORGAN co,
a93 G ST. NV MA. S-042:
PIANOS - Inventory clearance
Spinets, consoles, and Strands from
regular StccE; Sharply marked
dd5wn. Only S25 down, balance IL
30 NOS.
KITS @ Convenient Locations>
Dntn.. lH3O G So. nv. RE. 7-6.lC
1 Alex. "62l Mt. Vrn. Ave. KI. S-S6Sf
Beth, 1870 Fairmt Ave. OIL. t-l615
Suburban Stores Open EvesD
PIANoS-Ncw full Keyboard spine
niancS. Special S475. Compare
i, KITS 90 Convenient locations
Dntn., 1890 @ st. NV. RE. T-G2I.
Ale, "62l Mt. Vrn. ave, KI. s.
Rcth 1880 Fairmt. ave. OIL. 6.
1878. Suburban Stores Oper
Evening star., 1961-12-31
HOFFMAN,

11OI L MANN
24i7 18th st. NV. co. 5-5llG
Near Columbia Rd.
TIL q Daily. Sat. Til Il; sun, 1915
FURN,-Dinette set, 8 pcs; desk,
do fan; English bike, EN-, 2-34l7,
FURN.-4 uphols, hv.-rm. chairs;
ain STRAIGHT t,Si.. Paek chairs; hairs: ! mshoE
! dressers; playpcn: . bathhnettes:
( $. small rugs; lxe. leather liv. rm
| chair; vacuum cleaner: sgl, bed;
| . floor lamps; telephone stand: II
sofa pillows; | hoX ladies shoes
all sizes, Hu 3-aSOS.
FURN.-Din. rm. set twin bed, desk
and lamp tables; must leave town;
will sac 10, l-4G34.
FURN.-Liv. nm, uphol sofa
match. chair. breakfast set; mise :;
ceaS. LU. 2-24S6.
FURN.-Vacating summer home
couch, sideboard, poster bed, of.
FURN.-Conterts 3-br. apt. incl,
,,bl stereo comb; Cp TVS, books
toys; sac, HE. 4-6O27.
GARAGE DOOR, electric opener
SD; radio controls $50; immed
service on all makes OF electric
openers and doors. JU. 7-4635
GIFT BARGAINS. Imported; soc
up greeting cards, half price: 60
ing cut OF business. 3144 NJ st
NV, GEORGETOWN.
GUITAR. new, $40 Gibson cut
away, dual pickup, sunburSt fin
lsh: $40. LU, 3-?s4O.
GUITARS. all makes: lessons. re-
r3irS, Central Charge GUITAR
SH0p 1919 NJ. s.. NV. FE. g.
1888 Mon. through Fri I'll o pm
GuNS-7.35 Carcano Marnlicher
ConV. to Snorter. very light and
powerful. $40 As cal. Webblry
revolver, $50 rnds, ammo. $50:
- high standard double-a re-
yo'yer, with fitted holster, S35. JU.
GUNS-New Winchester model 50
automatic shotgunS sale price
SStnand8rd, $50 30; featherweight
ERS,l306 Lee hwy, Arl. JA.3-l777
HEATER. burns No. J oil or kero,
or 5 rooms S4S. JE, "-233S
HEATERS, ranges; stoves: new. user
Gas oil coal wood elcc ACME
STOVE. l01l 9Th W. MA s-S05'
HEATER-GaS unit suSpenSio7
type; excellent cond.: SlOG. Cal
5S3-1SSS Monday.
HI-FI. " Eco ampl. HF 3? into,
! grated. so ca " 3-vay crossovei
/ University. SIS ca. ! Cober flcl
/ horn, SO. " =" Stromberg Carl
son -spkers and wall cabinct witt
AP $ control, SIS ca. HA. "-"036
W-rI CoMPoNENTS = Dvnatt
/ stcrea prcarp, > dvna Mark II
/ amplifiers. like new: reasonable
5""-1ll7 before " pm.
HI-FI, . Knieht l.-inch speakers
30 lbs. each 35 watts; yery
cheap. AK. 9-a5St.
HI-FI CoMPONENTS-New, used
demo. Fairchild t40-2 turntaolt
with FSL arm, SIS; ReE-o-Kut
Nth with wal. base. arm, Shurt
MID sos; Fisher 9O-watt amnli.
fter with sep. pre-amp., S"1O
| Roberts Stereo tame rec 5000
Evening star., 1961-12-31
ROOMS WITH BOARD
CLUB MASON

OO y y 1VII3AO1N
N HAMP. AVE. NV, 1726-Live
in one OF Wash. excel guest homes.
Vac. ior ref. empl. ladies ard men;
tull cource meals. free phone in
nm, TV; laund. facil. $40 Wkly Up:
DOUBLE ROOM = 4 miles from
Acc. board optional; reasonable.
Ph. 3O1-WA. 6-952 /, ClarksburEs
Evening star., 1961-12-31
DIAMONDS
OUT OF PAWN
BARGAINS
From Livingston's
Washington's Oldest
Bonded PaWnbrokerS
Guaranteed Savings

!. Lady's ct, Eoreeous.
dazzling center diamond.
set IN popular lax, w.e.
dia, fishtail mtg. BARGAIN :0'
J. Lady's 3.O4 cts. beautiful
color and finest cut. set
in plat mtg. with = side
,baguettes, Unredeemed
:. Mans IA cts. lustrous ''''
center diamond. set in
lateSt-Stvle l4-k. y,g.
Florentine design mtg,
Bargain 81,
}. Iady'S 2."7 cts. sparkling
American cut center dia-
mond, set in plat. mtg.
with " side diamonds.
Specially priced 20;
!. Lady's approx Ia cts.
radiant, fine cut and COL
or set IN platinum with .
side diamonds. From es-
,, Lady's approx y Ct, fin
est white brilliant cut,
set In popular AK. w.g.
solitaire mtg. Bargain 10l
}. Lady's 3a4 cts. A tre-
mendous round diamond,
white fiery color set in
platinum with . large ta-
pered baRuettes. From
our loan dept. 1,o0,
I. Iadv's 900 cts. magnifi-
cent center diamond. ex-
traordinarv fire and bril-
lance, set In lax. VS.. -
plain mtG. A..
Prices Plus Federal Tax
permitted before our
chase: mail orders promutly filled
Anv article may be shipped I,
out-of-town banks Tor your in
Spection.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
E0o"S WANTED

SINGLE cmp'ov"d nan wishes living
accommodation with access to
Sl0all work Sp.Ce for hobb" Box
3'02 Wash. .. D. c Murl Hotz.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
HARTNETT HALL

1926 21st ST. NV.
Youll write nome about HARTNETT
HALLS food. especially the fried
chicken. rum rolls and homemade
t'I-ities with 56H other young peo-
PIE Clean and attractive ssle and
cCuhIc rooms with Iunrine water.
1ear showers Double rooms Sl5-
$40 single Sls-S25 per week
WITH . meals
HU. 3-5432
RETIRED PERSON. front room,
incl. :! delicious meals. Sl2 10 Wk.
~, central. 10. 4-96l2.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
ALTURAS HOTEL

ADJ. GWU; TV in your room: re
tgr. grill, fcar matt. pv. entr.
SlH-SlS. cor ."nd. :i3S-6Na.L.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
FURNACE

Gas Hot Air. l25,O0O BTU.
CALL 10. 7-24S4
FURNITURE-Moving selling con-
tents OF house. Call CHI. SSH
after . y nj. Sunday.
FURNITURE = Out of storage.
Mahog. telephone stand with
chair. Sl4.50; electric oven,
$3.50: door mirror. S2.95; 2-pc
luggage set, S3.5U; vacuum clean
er with attachments, Sl45O; GE
toasteG, $3.50; mahog. bedrm. set
complete, Sl47. 80; cedar Chest
$3.50: lawn chairs, 81 so: bou-
doir lamps SOC each; office type.
writer desks, S24 so; mahog. kid.
ney desk, (be2utifuN $40: PhiIcc
TV set works S33 50; HH-pc. liv
rm. suite, S47.5O: mahoe. din.
ing room chairs, $3.50: GE win.
COW fan. $3.50; lots of records
81 80; mahog. step table. ST. so
. Is rug excellent condition)
SMITHS FURNITURE
Corner of Conn Ave. and Plyer.
Mill Rd. CKensington. wheaton, =.
Hours II to Z 949-22O5
Evening star., 1961-12-31
CONN. 1923

CHEVY CFASE TOWERS
New 9-story luxury ir-conditioned
bldg. ] bedrm.. unfurn., $3.50:
furn., S199 all utils. included.
Resident Manager, EN-. 2-7S47.
RE. 7-3531.
DOWNTOWN, H. L st. n.w.-3
steps down to > lge. attr. rms. W.
pvt. bath. SIS wkly. EX. 3-0243.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Air-cond
effic.. kit -dlnette, bath. attr. dec.
Parking space; S120 incl utilS.
See manager, 1918 2lst st. NV.
EEFIC. APT, furn.. unlim. phone.
bus at cor. pvt. entr.; 10 Minis.
to downtown. RA. 3-3l60.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
GOLD
DIAMONDS
AND GOLD COINS

AND GOLD COINS
See us first. We pay highest cash
prices. Ask for HARRY BROTT
9l1 F 81 NV, RE. 7-"O75.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call nay or night JU 9-3039
PIANO, grand, any make. Private
party. WIN pay caSn. Immediate
removal. HA. 2-S6@5.
PIANO. Grand or vertical suit,
able for student. Immed. cash
settlement. Can 521-56St, ewes.
PIANOS WANTED
Cash Paid, Lo:. 5-OI39, HA. 2-.I5l
SILVER Sterling silver. or platec
articles, anything. any condition
AID 4-7l22.
SKIING SKATING EQUIP., sec.
ond had, For lge. family. ges +.
10 and , adults. RE. $3.50.
A CALL to JE. 4-557? will sell youI
guns. antiques, books, pictures
coins, etc. viii pick up.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
ICE SKATES

OA O4A1A L0
a pairs, S4s lot. Call CIR. 4-41a6
lRcNER, BendiX. = heats. finger
tip. control. 2-speed: like new; S55,
Delivered. LU. 4-7s09.
LADDERS-LARGE DISCOUNT ON
ALUMINIUM AND MAGNESIUM
EXTENSION AND STEP LAD.
DERS. UNION HDWF CO., Eli
d st. NV, Ma. S-S664.
LATHE. Southbend lO-inch floor
model, quick change. Not toy o,
Junk. 5000 or best offer today
Also milling machine surfa &C
grinder and welder. $3.50 Tuxedo
rd., Cheverly. Md.
LEATHER BALLET slippers size l.
and ladies Canadian hockey skates
size ; used once. mahor. Sp!net
desk; drop leaf table. chairs. cof-
fee and tGbaret tables. Frigidaire
dehumidifier chrome kit. stool Il
lamps. tuxedo size 3S Beltone
hearing aid WA. 7-72aT.
MASONRY CONTRACToRS-FoRK
LIFTS to 2S': conveyors, Scaf.
folding. etc. RENTAL TOOLS. JU
5-5O4O.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
APTS. FuRKISKED-n. c.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms. nv the day including
maid service, reduced rates for
monthly occupancy with linens
and maid service, Secretarial serv-
ice, sun deck overlooking entire
city. amplified master televisIon
antcnna system. garage facilities;
IL minutes from White House.
Evening star., 1961-12-31
Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL FE 7-440O

ANACOSTIA-Large bedrm. and,
kit; ST. so mo. incl. utils. Near
bus. LLU. l-4O47. LU. l-6722.
ANDREWS AREA-Lge. liv. rm.,
,wLfilepl: l2e. kit: ] bedrm. with
bath. Pvt. front entr. Call 735-
Evening star., 1961-12-31

nearing aid. WA 1-72a7.
MASONRY C0NTRACToRs-FORK
LIFTS to 2S: conveyors, Scaf-
folding. etc. RENTAL TOOLS. JU.
5000.
MATTRESS. new foam rubber. 54x
toXt: S@9: box springs. cushions
holsters. FE S-6@73.
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING.
Bcautyrest. dbl. bed. $50; corner
tbl. black lined oak. 81" So, eX-
ira glass top. S75; kit table, red
enamel top, refractory sides, SIS;
KIT. base cabinet. 1920. S.. $500
Luzon ave. NV. IA. 9-63j4.
MEMS SUITS & TUXEDOS-Tai-
| lored, 1000 wool. looks like new
size ~ short; special SIS. NO
MOTORS: electric, u h.p.. s5: ia
h;p'; So, !, H Gichner, 2513 NJ
MOVIE CAMERA OUTFIT = Ger
many's finest automatic. Cine
MO, with extra cassettes. under
guarantee: $50. CT. 6-56Q6.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS = All
makes OF musical tnstrumentF.
ments teacher-approved; lowest
price rental-purchase plan avail.
on East Coast; terms End trade
I WASHINGTON MUSIC CENTER
1927 H s.. NE Ii. 7-32O0
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-Inyen-
tory clearance. All leading makes
for band and orchestra. Sharply
! marked down. Easy terms.
KITS tWashington's Largest MI
Dntn,, 1890 G st. NV. RE. 7-s21a
Alex. 1921 Mt. Vrn. ave. KI. s.
$3.50. Suburban Store open Ewes,
OFFICE FURN Grade A, used.
lge selection; also over 200 uphol.
office chairs. 1921 L St NV.
Bargains in used instru-
ments: Choice Of such makes as
Baldwin. Lowery, WurlitZer, Ham.
mond. Gulbransen and Estey
Terms. ST $4,000. JORDANS
corner 18th and G SITS NV.
ORGAN, HAMMOND CHORD, Sc
~ years old. excel. cond.; $3.50
Aft. ) pm, CY. 7-9461.
ORG GANS-Inventory clearance Of
used and demonstrator spinet and
chord organs, sharply marked
| kits @ convenient locations,
, Dntn., 1890 G st. NV. RE. T-62lH
Alex, 1921 MT. Vrn. ave, XII. s.
Beth. 1910 Fatrmt. ave, OIL. 6.
1873. Suburban Stores oper
Evening star., 1961-12-31
EFFICIENCIES
1-BEDROOM APIS.

Ovcr'ookir- beautiful Rock Greek
Park. Lcrcc picture window, WALL
to-waIl carpet. MUST BE SEEN
TO BF APPRECIATED c Ups in
building. bus on corner, cab ct
front door.