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Evening star., 1963-01-25


Mediation and Cancellation
Service flew to Washington,
D. c. with the boards report.
Brock Adams, United States
District Attorney, said Carl
Eardley, director of litigation
for the Justice Department, was
flying here from Washington
and would arrive about noon
today. Mr., Eardley is expected
to ask United States District
Court for an injunction delay
ing the strike for an 80-day
cooling off period.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

installations throughout the
country.
The three-man board of in
quiry was appointed by Mr..
Kennedy Wednesday after
union members had rejected a
contract offer from the firm,
maker of the Minuteman mis-
sile. It's job was to gather in
formation for his guidance.
At a hearing yesterday, union
and management spokesmen
reaffirmed their stands. Rey-
mold F. Hagist of the Federal
Evening star., 1963-01-25
Biology Group Faces
Collapse Over Funds

dishonesty involved. DR.. Alan
Waterman, director of the Ma
tional Science Foundation,
stated that there is mo evi-
dence of personal gain"
Abs troubles appear to
stem from the nature Of its
operations and its accounting
methods. Moneys from various
sources were separated on pa
per but commingled in fact, de-
spite warnings by the Insti-
tute's own auditors that this
was a dangerous practice.
In justification, Or. Cox said
in a report prepared for pres
entation to the board of di-
rectors today:
"Comminglind or funds was
essential to the establishment
and survival of the Abs. The
practice was not secret; it was
common knowledge, for it was
made perfectly clear in our pub
lie audit report. Such practice,
if not actually acquiesced in by
NSF, was at the very least con-
doned by NSF in the granting
of an advance payment on our
contract with them"
Other Government agencies
including the Atomic Energy
Commission and the office of
Naval Research-had regularly
audited Abs books indepen-
IDENTIFY and were aware Of the
single-kitty accounting method,
an Institute spokesman said.
NSF did not conduct audits of
the society's books.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
Controller Calls for Plan

Abs troubles appear to have
become critical after the arrival
Of Aaron Ro3enthal at NSF to
take the job Of controller. Mr..
Rosenthal had been in a SINH
lar position at the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration during DR.. Cox's six
month tenure as NASA's as
sistant administrator for public
affairs.
Mr.. Rosenthal instituted
tighter auditing procedures at
NSF and sent members of his
staff to Abs late last year to
scan the Institutes books. Just
before Thanksgiving, he sent a
summons to DR.. Ebert and 9TH
er Abs officers to meet with
him.
At the meeting. Mr.. Rosen-
thai gave the officers five days
to come up with a proposal for
prompt repayment of 1891 $40
which he said had been di-
verted without authority.
When the group failed to Of
fer a proposal satisfactory to
Mr.. Rosenthal, he ordered a
stop to the spending of Federal
money by Abs effective No
vember 81. On appeal, the So
ciety was permitted to continue
to pay salaries and disburse
money on projects already ap-
proved. 1t was clear, however,
that no new grants would be
forthcoming until Abs
Strengthened out it's accounts
with the Science Foundation.
Crux of the trouble appears
to be a series of educational
films Abs undertook with
grants from the Ford Founda-
ton and the Atomic Energy
Commission. The series ended
up costing a great deal more
than the $262. 900 in the two
grants. The difference-close to
$500, ,000-came out of the gen.
eral fund, of which about 80
per cent was money from NSF
grants and contracts.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
It's q Royal Romance
For Princess
Not Love
At First Siqht
BY RONALD THOMSON
Associated Press staff Writer

COPENHAGEN, Denmark,
Jan. rs (AP). - Princess
Anne-Marie of Denmark went
to a circus four years ago
and met her future hus-
band.
Frankly I don't think it
was love at first sight," a
source at the Danish court
recalled. "Anne-Marie prob
ably was much more inter-
ested in the animals"
The princess-12 then
is a pretty, chestnut haired
17-year-old now.
This week her engagement
to Crown Prince Constantine
of Greece, was announced. He
is a handsome %.
when Anne Marie sat be-
side Constantine at the cir
Gus, she was a little awed
by him" the court source said.
After all, he was l8 years
old at the time"
Anne-Marie and Constan-
tine hardly we're aware Of
each others existence until
that day in 1869. King Fred
erik TX. her father took
them along with other royal
youngsters to see the tour
ing Benneweis Circis at
Graasten Castle in Jutland.
A year later, it was the
same story of girlish indif-
ference. Constantine was a
guest at Fredensborg castle,
north Of Copenhagen. An
other guest recalled that
while he strolled with the
grownups, Anne-Marie had
not time for anything but
games with playmates her
age.
Constantine's bride-to-be
still has much in common
with the mischievous child of
a few years ago. Danes still
call her "the wild one" She
has never allowed herself to
be thrust into the back
ground by her two older sis
ters, Margrethe, %, and Ben
edikte, Is.
Anne-Marie has an infec-
tious gaiety and is consid-
cred to be her fathers fa-
vorite. ''Daddy's girl" they
call her at the palace.
"Anne-Marie is now a typ
ical teen-ager with lots Of
superficial interests but no
special enthusiasms," q
friend said.
"She quite enjoys skiing
and riding but generally
speaking she isn't a sports
type"
Life with sports loving
Constantine may change
that.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. GAAsA&xSA AAwaa
Friduy JdnUoy rs, 1868 SOSsSA AAOtatS

describing the flight said:
I'm a Cairo hotel. the roy
al children had to put up =.
with rats. They went through
a good deal Of hardship dur
ing these five (war) years,
moving from house to house,
often supping on plain bread
and milk"
Sophie and Constantine
were only infants then
Their younger sister, Irene,
was born May II, 1912, in
Capetown, South Africa. The
family remained in South AZ
rica until their return to
Greece in 1916. King Paul as
cended the throne on April
2, l947, the day after the
death of his brother, King
George II.
King Georges funeral was
the occasion for Crown
Evening star., 1963-01-25

Prince Constantine's first Of
ficial public appearance.
Since then he has grown
into a handsome six-foot
youth, with light brown hair
and sparkling blue eyes. They
sparkle brightest when he is
at the wheel of a sports car
or at a helm of a yacht.
In Naples in 1860 he won
an Olympic gold medal in the
dragon class yachting regat-
ia. A year later Prince Con-
stantine took Mrs. John F.
Kennedy, then visiting Ath-
ems, on a ride in his sports
car along the Athens water
front.
Constantine grew up
speaking English, German
and Greek.
In December 1851. he took
the boy scouts oath and
since then has been chief
scout of Greece.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
Greek Prince
Is q Sports
Enthusiast
BY PHIL DOPOULOS
Associated Press staff Writer

ATHENS, Greece Jan. 25
(AP).-Crown Prince Con-
stantine is a sailor, sports
car enthusiast, boy scout and
linguist.
But the young heir to the
Greek throne, who is en-
gagged to Princess Anne-Marie
OF Denmark, has not always
had royal treatment.
In World War II, he and
his sister Sophie were bitten
by bugs and sometimes had
little to eat when the royal
family fled Athens to Crete
and Cairo.
A government press release
Evening star., 1963-01-25

To keep Workrooms busy this slock
FURS RESTYLED AND REPAIRED AT 20q6 SAVINGS
Why tok advantage of this opportunity have your fur mode
to look like new! Estimates furnished obligation.
JeHeffs Fur WOrkrooms, Sixth Floor. r Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
White Wool
Is Fuvorite

One of fashions darlings
this year is white wool and
one of the homemaker's
problems is how to keep it
white. If you decide to tackle
it at home be very careful
about keeping it away from
chlorine bleaches and strong
soap, warns the American
Institute of Laundering. To
prevent yellowing of wool you
should wash it often before
it is heavily soiled. Use mild
suds and lukewarm water. If
wool has yellowed from heat
or from chlorine bleach, there
is no way to whiten it again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

The gas industry Of the
Nation is set to greet some
$4,000 visitors a day in the
intriguing new white and
glass Festival Of Gas" pa
vilion at the 1964-5 New
York Worlds Fair.
At the entrance door, the
public will step onto a gent
ly moving carpet that will
take them to an elevated re-
volving ring. where they will
be given an overall look at
m any uses Of gas in mod
ern living, including a view
of today's and tomorrow'S
easy laundry days-through
modern use of gas.
heVOIVlng King
The revolving ring over
the main exhibit floor will
resemble a carousel carrying
six huge prancing horses. As
the 100 = foot ring rotates
during a f0lIr-nninI1ta circIIit
q narration will call atten-
ton to the exhibit features.
Then a downward moving
ramp will carry people to the
exhibit level.
The pavilion has been de-
signed to fall in with the
idea Of amusement, with the
underlying serious message
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
Equipment Is Handsome
Modern lone Loundries Move Out Of Busemer

Building a new home or
remodeling the one you're
now living In provides q good
opportunity to modernize
your laundering practices.
Equipment may be either
electric or gas powered.
An up-to-date home laun-
dry doesn't take up much
space and 1t needn't be To-
Gated In the basement. The
Gas Appliance Manufacture
ers Association points out
that moving your operations
up to the kitchen or any
other upstairs location will
mean getting rid Of the age
old Job Of toting wash loads
endlessly up and down base
ment steps.
Admittedly, there was q
time when home laundry
equipment wasn't easy to
look at, and the cellar was
q good place to hide It," one
CANA spokesman observes.
But today's streamlined
washers and gas dryers actu-
ally enhance the appearance
Of q utility room, bathroom
or kitchen.
Furthermore. every home
maker knows that most
washables originate in the
upstairs living headquarters
mainly the bathroom-bed-
room areaS-and this fact
alone should indicate where
the home laundry belongs"
Upstairs Wash
What's more, the associa-
ton stresses, the homes
water lines generally run
vertically from the kitchen
to q master bathroom on the
floor above, and it is easy to
extend the gas line the same
way to operate the gas dryer.
In other words, locating the
home laundry center on an
upper floor involves very lit
tie installation expense and
pays off in terms Of time and
energy savings.
Plans for the utmost laun-
dering efficiency call for an
automatic washer and gas
dryer Cor combination wash
er-dryer) and two or three
well-ventilated bins for sort
Ing soiled laundry by type Of
load white, colored and wash
and wear). Also necessary
are a place to store detergent,
bleach and other laundry
aids and a place to sort and
fold clean laundry. though
tops Of appliances will dou+
BILE as a sorting spot If space
Is at a premium.
If more space is available,
CANA suggests you provide
more bins for delicate clothes,
woods, work clothes and clean
clothes that need ironing, a
sink for such things as pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

itor network she can keep in
touch with other members
Of the family-via voice in
tercom. Her ironing board
pops out from the wall and
unfolds from its own cabi-
net.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
AT WORLDS FAIR
Laundry Exhibit
To Be Shown

of the capabilities Of the gas
industry. There1l be q fun
house of the future" a fer
ris wheel on which members
of the Gas Appliance Man.
ufacturers Association can
display products, a puppet
show, a magic show and a
demonstration kite h e n
which will include today's
and tomorrow's ways Of do
ing many household chores,
such as the laundry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

Electric heating and air
conditioning keep the center
in the total electric home
ideally comfortable from
floor to ceiling. as well as
dust, odor and draft-free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
No Fumes
Electric Laundering

And because they are
flameless, the institute MAIN
tains, no fumes or products
of combustion are created in
their operation.
Today's electric appliances
are the office equipment Of
the well run home, the insti-
tute notes. On the utility
desk in the laundry room the
homemaker can add q sew
ing machine, her own extern
sion phone, spool chest and
recipe file as well as other
types of working references.
On her closed circuit mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

treating extra -soiled collars
and cuffs or starching; q
place to store an iron and
ironing board, and q closet
or alcove above, where Just
ironed clothes or wash-and-
wear items can be hung as
they come out Of the dryer.
Electric Laundering
On the electric side Of the
picture. flameless electric APP
planes have helped stream
line the laundry center in
new homes today. The area
that once was associated
with the most laborious
work load" in the home has
taken on new duties and q
lot more glamour than it pos
seSSed In the past.
According to the Live Bet
ter Electrically" program Of
the Edison Electric Institute,
the laundry room has taken
on an extra dimension and
become q home planning CEN
ter. LBE has found that the
electric washer and dryer
laundry duet are high on the
list Of most desired" fea-
lures Of the total electric
Gold Medallion Home"
Mrs. Homemaker, accord
ing to the institute, has
paper work, Just as her hus-
band has meal planning,
budget figuring, activity
scheduling. In addition to
her washer and flameless
electric clothes dryer, the
homemaker has made her
laundry center q secluded,
well planned home office
where more than her wash
day work can be carried on.
The ease with which
flameless electric appliances
can be installed, the institute
states, can add to the beauty
Of this Gin the home office"
The electric washer and dry
er are unobtrusive, while the
electric water heater can be
tucked away in q corner or
under q counter. Once in
stalled. it performs It's duties
silently and automatically for
years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25
Better Speech
In Free Time

If you can spare two hours te
improve your public speaking
join the Toastmasters at week.
ly meeting on Monday, at the
Charlite Steak House, 2235C
Lake Shore blvd. Meeing will
begin at $50 p. m. and guests
are welcome.
Toastmaster will be Theodore
McFadden; topic master, Rob.
ert Fetzer, and chief evaluator
will be David Hutton.
Speakers for the meeting will
be Carl Steven Hovancsek, Pau
Schuette and Paul Pleska.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25
St. Joe Holds
PIT Conference

The last Parent Teacher Con-
ference at st. Joseph High
School for the present school
year, will take place on Tues
day evening, April 30th, 7:3O
p. m. in the school auditorium.
Parents of students are invit-
ed to meet with teachers, and
discuss the academic progress
of their sons.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25

ODDS n ends. knick-knacks, odd
furniture, dishes: Friday only, 8
am. on; 1880 Miller ave-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25

and welding torches;
steel shelving, well made: ma
chlnists tools bench; Burroughs
electric 9-key calculat adding
machine; lockers, 81 per door: lC
lbs. mixed plated screws, 81:
wheel trucks, S5 each; 20 lbs
mixed bolts 81; 4 wheel shor
trucks. $3.50 each; other miscel-
laneous tools too numerous to
mention. 61l9 st. Clair.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25
ROOMS FOR RENT


ROOMS FOR RENT
EAST 117th-Euclid; large room
use of kitchen, employed couple
or men; white. GA. 1866.
CARNEGIE, 87Ol; sleeping room
furnished, parking, S35 a month;
colored gentleman.
PLEASANT room in private home,
for gentleman. RE. 1-5259.
2 ROOMS. opposite Fisher Body;
white middle-aged couple.
GIL. l-2873.
ROOMS, IS and up, free parking
14405 Saranac rd
EUCLID, Ohio; pleasant room, for
employed refined young lady;
privileges. near transportation.
RE. 1-8343.
l8O6I BLANDFORD; adult home.
privileges. ideal for man with
car who might do some delivering.
KE. l-62O6.
EUCLID-Noble area; nice room,
for employed lady; privileges
Ii. 1-3l68.
NELA Park area; shower. garage
gentleman. EV. 1-9452 after pm.
ROOM and garage for working
gentleman: off East 185th.
KE. 1887. So pm. only.
EAST 22Oth-north of blvd; sleep
ing room. private home for gen.
tleman. RE. 1-45l9.
SLEEPING room for young, work
ing sober gentleman, 19OO6 Mo-
hawk ave. 48l- -5S46.
CLEAN sleeping room, for young
sober working gentleman.
". l-777l.
IDLEWOOD: clean. quiet room,
lady. complete privileges, kitchen
and laundry GIL. 1-4745 after 6.
HOOVER -Neff-Lake Shore; large
room kitchen privileges; mature
lady ". 1-0o37.
EUCLID ave. in Euclid lovely
room. private entrance. garage
KE. l-4743.
EAST 305th. large, nicely furnished
room. private bath, separate en-
trance. VIII. 3-2734.
EUCLID Beach area: nice room
down. kitchen privileges.
w. 1-7065.
FOREST Hills-EucIid area; COM
Portable large room for retired
active person. GL. l-53ll
EAST l73rd, nicely furnished room
down for working person: Kitchen
privileges. After pm: Saturday,
Sunday all day. 53l-5667.
LAKE front room. nice quiet home
with privacy, kitchen privileges
private beach. VIII 2-6433.
ROOMS Ill., . 1890 - -
ROOMS. all utilities, washer, dryer
available. l5302 School ave.
CHAPMAN-Euclid;l large airy room,
bath. Bird: no smoking, So
PO. 1-4l93. ---------
EAST Cleveland efficiency. near
Euclid; iceless, utilities; man.
PO. 1876.
ROOM. gentleman, sober: private
entrance. Sl2 week: Glencoe. near
Euclid Beach. " 1-46O2.
FOREST Hills blvd: lovely room
near transportation; for en-
ployed lady 45l-8475 after pm
OFF East l85th-Lake Shore; sleep
ing room with porch; hot plate
Iell IStl dlol, I)liNGtC ChtA any, ~AN
week. KE. 1-1791.
EUCLID, room, board, laundry
private home; elderly person.
AN. 1-0154
SLEEPING room, kitchen privileges
private entrance 1864 st. Clair
w. 6-0436.
HOTEL Hermit. sleeping rooms by
the week. men only, sl0-si2 per
week; maid service. 1902 ST.
Clair at Five Points. Ii 1-6969.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25

FOR RENT-FURNISHED
HOUSES & APARTMENTS
ST. Clair, 1878; rooms and bath
SIT week includes everything; see
| janitol in No /. basement. rear
681 1888.
WICKLIFFE, furnished rooms,
utilities included, $50 a month.
VIII. 6-1425 or VIII. 4-0992.
CARNEGIE. s70l: efficiency suite,
heat. parking. nicely furnished,
SOS month; colored adults.
BEAUTIFUL furnished apartment,
10 minutes from town, adults,
parking; SOS month, up; also
weekly rates. HE. 1-O100.
4ia UP, near all transportation and
shopping. $50. KE. 1-2523.
3 ROOMS, new furniture, clean;
1166 Hayden. 451-2747.
5 ROOMS; reasonable: prefer cou-
pile, small child accepted; 1924
East 2O4th off Euclid. KE. 1895.
4 ROOMS. l3434 ST. Clair. Call
541-6757.
147O EAST 172nd ST.; clean, 3 rooms
and bath: 500 includes television,
parking and all utilities.
kE. 1-2903.
2 MALE college grads need third to
share modern apartment. 53l-3798.
4 ROOM apartment, including
utilities; 13434 st. Clair.
SAL -6757.
EAST Cleveland; woman share
home with same; bus, rapid,
shopping. UL. 1-8646.
3 ROOM apartment. private en-
rance and bath, parking; no
children, no pets. 1855 East
152nd. mornings only
3 ROOMS up, Fisher-Eaton, play
ground. utilities optional.
234 1866.
1884 BRYN Mawr, East Cleveland,
near rapid; rooms down, 2 bed
rooms; adults only; white.
HE. 1850.
EAST Cleveland; FREE rooms
in exchange for care Of tourist
home; white couple. 321-570l.
GLENSIDE; and S room base
ment apartment, adults, white,
half month free.
III. 1-4811.
2 AND room furnished light
housekeeping, private bath and
entrance down. white; St. Mary's
Parish, UL. 1896, 5 to 8 pm.
8 ROOMS and bath. third floor;
895 East 149th. HI. 9-1595.
ls49; 3 rooms, private
employed, parking. MU. 1-8l28
area, conveniently 10
Gated to shopping; pa rooms and
bath, utilities, nice for l, S62.
KE. 1881.
LAKE Shore East l46th area: large
room efficiency. convenient To-
cation. utilities paid, s65.
VIII. 4-25l2.
8 AND 4 rooms, all utilities fur
nished in Euclid. RE. 15748.
"a gentlemen. pri-
vate kitchen, bath, entrance.
681 -0l47.
3l2 ROOMS. utilities, working
adults, 14207 Colt I'd. MU. 1-0538.
1897 HAYDEN; 3la rooms, utilities,
walking distance to factories, bus
line: suite 1902.
NEAR East 222nd; furnished ga
room apartment, 1st floor. pri-
vate entrance. all utilities. adults,
500. RE. 2-5l84.
3 ROOM suite, nicely furnished,
private entrance. with utilities,
SIS. 1869 East 147th.
3 ROOM apartments down; l43l5
Saranac. 681-02
col .ONIAL Heights: rooms, tile
bath, third, $50. EV. 2-2144,
". 1857.
1910 ST. Clair, at Five Points
apartments. heat. water fur
nished; 2 furnished S70-S75
month: one unfurnished, $50: re-
ffigerator and stove. Nv. 1-7829.
MAVEC ave. off Babbitt rd. and |
Lakeland: 3 rooms; working !
couple. RE. 1925.
3 LARGE furnished rooms. utilities
included: Collinwood SAL -0l59.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-25
MISCELL LANE0US MISCEL LANEOUS

Bradley tractor: Roto-tiller,
snow blower and snow ploW at
tachments; lawn mower, self
propelled: 24-inch Kenmore fan.
VIII. 2-61l7.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSE AND PONY SALE Friday,
| FARM SALE BARN X, Temple plIihRIr HiiIs.
Nd. cH S-s022.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
IuRNITuRE ned

FURNtTuRE-Bedrm, liy rm. din.
rm Couple rented furn, for short
time, trantf, out OF area without
notice. Conslste Of modern bodrm.
suite, sofa, chairs. picture = pill
Am tbl ebfs Also aipsin iTV
Selling all for 5000 Contact Real
Tstate Div. OF NARtOR. Mfs'
ofost. pf, T.RiO0, aOt I'm ID.
nv, open o 10 o. Free parking.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
WOMEN
HELP DOMESTIC
cnII.n cARE-NEM YnRK

CHILD CARE-NEW YORK
Pare paid, guaranteed lob, paid
every week mo MONEY NFFD.
~ free Nv show tickets ouAt 4.
fTY, nta NJ. Y. ave. NV, Call
Mrs jay Dt f-i1n3.
EUROPEAN Girl, needed as moth.
crs helper 10 live In, Trinp. or
perm position, EN- e-in1n
G.Hw., live In, Ares e5-a6, pvt
room and hnth, Thurs and Sun,
of No eooklng OIL, 2.3si0
not usEWORK, cookirg and laundry.
Belair homes Bowie, Nd Exprrs
3 days, 10 10 after dinner, or live
m References, gG9.9i7S
iiOusEKEEPER, 10 live IN com.
Portable. modern home. C0okine
and gh.w.. for Christian eldefly
white couple In Alex REFS. one
week day Of so b.69is
MATURE LADY 10 live IN and care
f0f m0theflesb home Drivers nrF,
NIT. OR. 4.4440 after Z pm,
Evening star., 1963-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL
(coNTINUEDl

FURN, Blond mahogany king-Cize
bed, IKE new, $50. Call 354-6S
.FURN.-3-pc. bedroom. 21-in. TV
sofa, 2 chairs out Gf Warehou Sc
selling complete for 500. MARLO's S
Warehouse outlet, Dol 7th ST. NV =,
DI, 7-Sl00. Open o to o. Free
parking
FURN.-Lawson couch. covered in
maroon cloth Extra sin cover In
soft green. Excel, cond, reas. EN-
3-0S56.
.FURN.: Refgr. IL Gu. H., dinctte
set, auto. washer, 3 bedroom sets,
liy, rm, set, child's wardrobe,
mise, 567-0045.
Evening star., 1963-01-07
N. FRANK & SON

N. FRANK q SON
Ala 3rd ST. NV. DI 7-7osa
ORGANS-Pre inventory clearance
OF all used home and churcf
organs. Hammond. Conn, Lowrey
Gulbransen, Baldwin and Wurlit.
ger. Values from S425. KITS a
oonY~ locations, dntn. 1880 g
S. nv. RE. 7-62l2, Alex, 1921
gressional Plaza shoppinS ctr
Rockville pike, HA. 7-742O. IVA
and Nd. stores open daily iii d
pm, eXCeDt Sat
Evening star., 1963-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES, new elec,
Remington Rand $40 30 Recond.
hand models, $50. Printing calcu-
lator, $500. Trade-ins accepted.
Rentals. Repairs, all makes. CEN
TRIAL. 023 18th st. NV. MA. s.
Evening star., 1963-01-07

PIANOS Inventory clearance OF
new and used pianos. TerrIfIe
bargains in sDinets. consoles and
grands. KITS g conv. loca-
uonsl. dntn.. 1880 q ST. NV, RI.
7-bai2: Alex, 2B2I Mt, Vernon
ave" XII, s-S6S6; Conversational
Plaza shopping ctr. Rockville pike.
HA, 7-742O. IVA. and Md. stores
open daily I'll 2 pm. except Sat ;
PlANOS-Used uprights from SI@5
~, AZ our 9TH 81. store only. ST.
3-b3OO' PIANO MART. 1918 9Th
81. NV.