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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21
Friends, Foes of Price
 Control Accept Decision

Washington, Aug 21-(UP)-Last nights decision to roll back meat prices to the June 30 levels Friday was not received with unlimited joy either either by the opponents or proponents of price control.
 The CIO. denounced failure to restore controls on dairy products basic grains. Spokesmen for the meat industry said the new meat ceilings would mean less and more black markets.
 Sen. George L. Radcliff, (D.-Md.) author of amendments to the price act setting up recontda standards, questioned whether OP.A. could enforce the meat prices
 Slre of Enforcement
 The board said it could. It said that among other things OF A. al ready was hiring more compliance officials.
 In radio; broadcast last night, Thompson conceded thatethe board s half control, half-free decision did not fully meet hopes of any group. He added, however that we have constantly kept the public interest before us
 The price decontrol board be- lieves steadfaStly that the present price control law can be an effec- tive safeguard against runaway lation, he added. But it can work only if consum- CTS. farmers. workers. and business men want it to work
 Spend Nine Days At Hearings
 The board handed down it's de- cision after nine days of hearings and study. The task was given the board after Congress failed to reach a decision on many commodities after six months Of Wranglng
 Now the board must stury poultry eggs, tobacco, and petroleum Congress said these products will remain con trol-free unless the board decides otherwise
 Commodities covered last night were in different category. They would have returned to controls au- tomaticallv at midnight, had the board failed to act before that time
 In restoring meat controls the board authorized OP A. to put into effect the same subsidies that were applied to meat on June 30 An Aglciulture department official said these subsides-Which totalled S6S4, O00 GOO in fiscal l946-Should be sui ficient to allow roll-back of meat prices to June 90 levels.
 Must Cut Subsidies Grarually
 Although the farm parity ratio increased about six percent during the first l5 days after price controls expired the spokesman noted that there was still comfortable cushion between livestock ceilings and parity levels in effect on June 30 That cushion probably can abort any subsequent increases in the farmers' cost of living
 To ease the transition into sub sidy free era beginning by order oi Congress. on April 1, the board de- creed that the subsidy payments must be cut in half not later thar Jan 10
 In addition to meat. soy beam ana cotton seed. the board returned price controls 10 faxseed and by- product grain feeds
 l. left free Of control wheat. rye corn. oats, feed oats, mixed feec oats barley and grain sorghums snd any livestock or poultry feec made entirely from any one or mor' of ,he whole grains
 Concerning meat, Thompson said
 T do not have to tell any house wife that the price of meat II the butcher shops of this country i far higher than t was on June 30
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21
OPA Lists
 Meot Ceilings On June 30

Washington, Aug. 21-eUP)- Here are some of the June 30 meat ceilings which OPA hopes to re- store:
 Grade A porterhouse steak, 54 to 56 cents a pound T-bone same price. Srloin. 45 to AT cents.
 Fresh pork loin chops. center cut, 37 to 40 cents Grade A sliced ba- cen. 42 to 45 cents. Whole ready to-eat hams, bone in, 37 to 39 cents.
 Veal outlets, 48 to 52 cents a pound. Veal loin roast, 48 to 50 cents. Veal trump and sirloin bone less roast. 50 to 54 cents.
 Lamb chops. 62 to 64 cents. Lamb rib roast, 49 to 5l cents. Lamb loin roast, 62 to GA cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21
MD. Vikinq
 Ship, Stump Not Found

Minneapolis. Aug 2l.-(UP)- couraged today because historians had been unable to find two chests of gold he said he saw aboard Viking ship in a North Dakota swamp 32 years ago.
 Jempsa said they probably just didn't look in the right place.
 A petroleum engineer. Jempsa said he intended to fly to North Dakota in month or so himself to look for the gold
 Historians for the Minnesota His torical Society said Jempsa might just as we'll not build up his hopes because they doubted if he would find the gold, or the ship. either. In fact, they said it would be some thing of feat if he found a swamp. Two of them searched the area for weeks, they said and found nothing but dry land
 Jempsa was undaunted however. He said if the ship had been there since the days of the Vikings. it probably had not disappeared since 1914.
 In letter to the society, Jempsa said he had discovered parts of the ships keel in the swamp and two chests containing gold that "gloWed' on a trip to North Da- kota g years ago. He eouldn t reach the treasure then, he said, and has been waiting to return for it.
 Richard R. Sackett. field director for the Minnesota Historical So- ciety, and Russell Reid. North Da- kota historian, searched the area indicated by Jempsa, but didn't find the hidden treasure. the boat or the swamp.
 They just don't know the state, ? Jempsa said The ship is there and I'll prove it
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21

and her penchant for practical jokes They especially enjoyed her recent description of herself few years ago
 She was dressed as an angel for a pre-war fancy dress party. Ad- miring her costume. her mother said Well darling you will have to be very good now that you are dressed as a holy angel"
 "Oh no, Margaret Rose answered quickly, her blue eyes twinkling, You see I'm holy terror
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21
Princess Margaret Rose,
 Sweet 16 Today, Undated

London, Aug. 21 Princess Margaret Rose, sparkling azure eyed brunette, reached the won derftn age of 16 today. but not even her pet toad nor her pet sala- mander would believe she was grown up.
 Britains Royal Cinderella is second in line for the throne, but she cant have dates Shes a smooth dancer and loves American swing music. but her elder sister Princess Elizabeth, is the one who goes out with the handsome young men.
 All this is proper enough. Princess Margaret Rose may some day be Britains queen. But it's tough on a vivacious teen-ager who read Gone With the Wind clear through to the end
 Princess Margaret Rose is tall and slender and graceful now. But when she was younger she was sometimes a problem Once during a dull royal luncheon she slipped beneath the table during the des- Strt course ana llCkieQ tlle Sutet9 feet
 Eats Gooseberries in Bed
 On another occasion she was sentenced to bed for some minor madeap mischief Since t was in the afternoon, her nurse asked her after half an hour f she felt fully fepentent and wanted to get ap
 Oh no, she said, exposing an empty dish in the bed I'm having lovely time eating gooseberries
 AL Is Princess Margaret Rose already has Britain famed peaches and cream complexion She wears bright cIoths-umusually red ana blue-and goes hatleSS. AS for makeup. her royal parents have approved powder-but only on spe- cial occasions.
 The younger princess Is an easy eonversationalist She can discuss American music as well-or better than the somewhat deeper sup jects she is forced to study six days l a week.
 All Britain loves the young princess for her zestful personality Narney could prevent any Amerl- arr1rA1OIp OY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21

1 am sure you will all agree that meat has increased unreasonably."
 He said wholesale meat price in many cases doubled
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21

crimes as indicated by the FBI sur Vey were.
 Robberies. 3l9 percent; murders 28.5 percent; negligent manslaagh- ter. 192; burglary r; automobile theft. 155, aggravated assault, 10, larceny. 98. and rape. l.6 percent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21
Speeches. Sickness
 Fatal to 20 Chinese

Peiping, Aug 21 tUP1-A myster- iou disease known as speeches. sickness has broken out in North ern Honan Province and caused 20 deaths. dispatches from kaifeng said today
 According to reports, stricken people lose their ability to talk Children were said to be more sus- ceptible to the strange malady.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-21

Narney could prevent any Amerl- can-soldier, government employe or private citizen-from marrying German girl
Washington Journal., 1946-09-06
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Evening star., 1946-08-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants morning work, g.
1870, Can from 10 to IL noon, not at
home after l.. DE, 0261.
COLORED WOMAN wants job taking care
of invalid or housework, no cooking or
ds55. ds5 pm hve-d'y vk' Refs. CAL 3. Ii
GIRL. colored dependable, wants. sh.w.,
no cooking, 5-day week. AT. 54S7. 25'
GIRL, colored, neat wants Job. m. to
a m, maid in ladies powder room. Call
AT. 9115 after $50. -
2 Girls, eolored. wish vt nishtwork. TO to
GIRL, colored, wants work of any kind;
no Sunday HO, ABB.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time job from
q to ] or days work. Call DE. 1918, ,-25
GIRLS (2l, 8 years old. wish Jobs as
busgirls or dishwsshers; good experience.
GIRLS. eolored, :, want days work ex-
care Of / child. AT 0I34 after 2 pm
GIRL. colored wants housework. but not
live in. Call any time after PM AID.
GIRL, colored, refined, desires work, $50
to 4 light work. Call AID. 5l59; .r
Saturday or Sunday morning, RA. 4a15.
LADY. colored, young. desires full or part
time work of any kind. Call all day Sat
WOMAN. colored. wants days work; So
day and .carfare, Ho. 0005;
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. desires -h.w
section; excellent references; SIS and car
fare HO 1921
Evening star., 1946-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, cslcula.
sSuEh sSf aRf co s1s i4tb
ADDING MACH, typewriters. ealcplators.
once eaup all ls5n BINDS; S.a top T prices pd Evs
ANTIQUE aSa Hs FuRSIfuREs art IT objects, bet
ter-grade china. and bric-a-brac in any
MR. sR0ues aRADY Tsn'es IA a! sesS once Please ean
ANTIQUES. furniture. bric-a-brac,, china.
r4sf HRRHY Snjpt4DE
fisheSs Fa1leS asss sash prices PAID Gan "oANA
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture;
do do"i moving ii e carefully; storage. IA. sa$7.
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites;
once, once; win pay highest possible prices No
nstsr aaay shss MR GRAb1 5Sye 81 please call
pboas u Amy CO sonfsisn wanted for
feet cond. wi. 3.2a -a5
S9ksr PKiEsDs sold OK IS
sth St. NV. NA s4os' Open evenings
Roys INV RicYSaE saPsaTs sns Hnsi 90 inches, D need
99E Riss nfRsi. sao
cAMERxssIeicss. contaxs, other foreisn
saaipmens. sad aesS Also a movie eauipnant nH Come
SOMMERS' CAMERA EXCHANGE. 1410
New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS, ali types. movie equipment.
all accessories bought at highest prices,
saNsEF y Sa.tlss gss re- E. aiss as nv" opposite
CAMERAS, pnoto equipment. both amateur
and professional. Best prices. FORD
CLOTHING-Men's ana boys, Highest
prices paid. Open evenings. VIII call DU.
CIoTHiNG-Hisnsss PRICES paid for mems
NV. ME. -3767. Open ewes. Will call
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for meme
used clothing HARRY'S. l13S 7th st. NV.
DI 67e9. Open ewes Will call.
CLOTHING-Used mems, women's. chill
dren's clothing, shoes; entire household
effects. drapes, linens. dishes, bric-a-brac.
etc. Phone RE. aa35. Will call GOOD
NEIGHBOR STORES, e31 5th st. NV.
(Oontmusd on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1946-08-24
PERSONAL.

school for children; reeistration open for for
ihroush sr ard sTade special eourses
dancing music, horseback riding; hot
lunches and nd trans furn n, , school Dedi-
fasS PHoNE e $3.50 ask for Miss
Wright, If you are in need of loan up to
fSee IN KIM 'isasIpse Asb ALTERATIONS
Modern studio in office bldg, Centrally
located above Loew's. Columbia Theater.
s o for kso resnr sfuy'f LEA N
Gormerly Of Fifth ave, N.Y., 1I10 F st.
NV. Room 90 Telephone Executive 1903
eA Free eGes aeprasa syer fnd N lss
TToT pRaFEkIf g. 71s S nh sFIng st5E
Appointment by phone CO. $780, BAG
REAL ESTATE PRICES go up-and down.
as ss ca sf fh p 44 or Ts Hsss Hs to oeA taf
It over with cox g CO. selling or
PARSONS CoUNTRYsIDE scHooI-Day
and boarding. registry open for full term,
Sept, nth, Nursery. primary and elemen,
courses in dancing, music and horseback
riding. Transp. furnished and hot lunches
IiT5 rHoros s OF aSe YoSk R BABY a4 in your home.
25 different poses. SIZE SO; you will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
CflliO own enNlEOlIfeuI- fOT hppOlHIIHenL
call HO. 1920 day or evening. -25
POETS-Have your poem or lyric set to
music. guaranteed workmanship. Box SC.
Star. 90
WORKING MOTHER wants boarding home
in Montgomery County, Nd, for 9month-
old baby boy; will pay $50 to S65 per
month board, provide clothing and medical
care. Reply P. o. Box g. Rockville, Md,
or telephone Rockville III 80
MIDDLE-hGE LADY desires home at
mosphere in practical or nurses private
home, Takoma Park or vicinity. Box &c,
Star 25'
ANY ONE knowing the Whereabouts OF
Mary B. Houge (Hongel communicate with
Carl C. Smuck at once. 1888 Good Hope
I'd. Sc, Ii. 1850. -25
WOMAN, elderly. will do light housework,
nursing, In exchange for home and small
BOARDERS from infants to 10 years or
large nearby farm. Penny Green.'' located
at Guilford, Nd, 20 miles from Washing
ton, 2la miles of Washington blvd. or
Guilford and Atholton r2ads: convenient
to schools by buses which pass entrance
cosnselor amusements and homehke at
under S1o0. MRS. H. GRAFTON PENNY
Penny Green P: @ r, F. D. Jessup; Nd
PETER RABBIT NURSERY Day and
night care. children. 2 TO > yrs; hot
lunches; pickup service. CAN 81. 1888
WANTED middle AGED lady with snal
income to- share home with elderly lady
Call GIL. 519B De
Evening star., 1946-08-24
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and house repairs: car
pentry, masonry, plaster, .waterproohng.
on ha1d DAIEAs sse TS B. BAkn o"i ADJ %aSs5s sss
ATTICs REMoDELED. storm entrances
Phone 81. 3942 evenings except Fri. and
ssMryT sat " p RoRk TAyLoR 9Ions BuiIaer
r MARcucc1os Route ei Z, Aorners ertD'hSae iane.
Reekyille:: Nd; Phone Rockville 7oe.. -.-25
with stainless steel screen. Buy now.
@ nss zK eoR sa ,'F Ho zee $3.50 500
repairs. painting very reasonable prices:
tree free estimates c. L. PIERCE Phone DI.
CONCRETE. CEMENT woRK-sidexalks,
footings, ,porches, driveways, steps, car
pentry. BRICK, stone walk, plastering,
coNsTRuc4oN Gf AZ fRs Co. nG hane Senssa8yi ss84
CONSTRUCTING and repairing driveSays
oag spssssiaity, ,coMMUsITY PAVING CO.
erect other kinds Of fences. DAYTIME,
%; ol22; evenings. cE. 7o59. WILMER
fIooRs sANDED, refn., old floors made
pTiossas., poa. NpRRIs sri; 9277. 49,, 20.
ns .snsns nshna hehas 1es ths ps
IMG coNTRASgpoGRs' 6 spGE INC, 1912 Wiscon-
GENERAL NcoNTk22jcrING. residential and
commercial. Call US for an estimate,
J. W. TAYLOR, EX. b402; ewes. CH.
GENERAL CONTRACTING - RESIDENTIAL
and comm ercial. remodel and repair
rrAEAoon EAR cco1NgsTgEs9cTIoN co. is47
tNsULATED Sahi FED sRick M SIDING, red and bnn
Immediate application. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO., 5403 Georgia ave
NV.
IRON wORK-Fire escapes, railings
beams. angles, guards. burglar proof, gates
fences, garages. steel mill buildings Easy
terms. DUPONT IRON WORKS, 1855 l8th
st. NV. Ma. 3766 or WQ 1888, ewes. 30'
PAINTING, DECORATING, papering, noor
rennishing. roof repairs. waterproofing;
work guar; white mechanics; references;
sstablished 1925. GILBERT & HAMIL-
PAINTING. papering. noor nnishins. Bee,
COLONIAL DEcoRAToRs. RIA, 1864. il.
INCORPORATING, undermining ant
alterations, residential, industrial, interiors
and exteriors; experts at blending colors ia
suit your decorative scheme. For reliable
pfHiINTfNG AND DEcoRHT1NNdd CO. tx
P9hiUjiM;BiNG Fiji; And HEATNG-New bath.
rooms, hot-water heaters. repairing and re,
modelling, drains unstopped. MCKINNEY
TR. 1888 between and z. 27'
Evening star., 1946-08-24
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcen.. /,

YOU BkEAK IT, we Ak 1t. Radios, vac
uurns, washing machines, ETC.; phono.
units attached to any radio; automat tic
electric phonos.. custom built PAsCHAL
RADIO & APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 312O
Nj; Pleasant st., HobaIt 712s; s. :,
plumbing and heating We have available
gas INV. heaters for immed. installation
g M hour LIE Iy service m LLoYD's PLUMBING
NV, AID. 1855: nights. FIR 912I. 80
GROWN DECORATING CO., practical dec
orators, tile repairing and new installation.
papering, plastering, floor sanding, floor
finishing. household and commercial re-
and general repairing Estimates free.
Gall at any time. DAVID BROWN, manager,
DupOnt SOl4 25.
ATTENTION store and home owners. Odd
Jobs our speciality. L. & M. REPAIR Co.
AT. 7O2S. GE. 912S 26s
FOR THAT long-awaited paint Job call
Two dependable veterans. Small Jobs a
Specially. MO NQ1o and GI. h6d1
Evening star., 1946-08-24
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in 3 mos
specialist in voice training. Improvisation,
organ and diction. MI. 2013. g.
POPULAR PIANO or. accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and tTansposing
Air-condtioned studio. Mr.. NEWMAN,
1905 G st. NV. NE. 400 or RA. $500.
GAUNTT SCHOOL, 2019 Conn. ave, grades
/ to S. individual instruction, limited en-
rollment, co-educational; fall registration
now ACCEPTED classes start Sept 16.
SPANISH CLASSES-Small congen. grps.
fast obiec. meth, ono Eng; spoken. Train.
DRIVING INsTRtcTIoN-Dual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON. INC, 2S04 14th st.
NV MI. 1892.
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration
men needed at once to train for air con-
ditioning and refrigeration technicians;
mechanically minded who are interested
in the future with career; two new in
dustries; trained men are in great demand.
Write for full information how you can
qualify for this training as technician. Box
4S7-B, Star 29'
INSTRUCTOR wanted for aviation ground
school; must have CAA rating. Reply Box
3S6-R. Star -cS
Evening star., 1946-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT,

BASEMENT EXCAVATING. hoisting of any
type, tank setting. Call for free esti-
mate, OIL. 7435. -27
STOREROOMS. End f., nr. 9Th and G SITS.
NV $50 50. #. floor space and $50 50. II,
floor space. Ideal for workshop. Cali
Evening star., 1946-08-24
HOME IMP. coMPANIEs (cont. ]

REMODEL, mooernize your nome now
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
ROOF REPAiRs, renewed, painted: cutters tiers
spouts; free estimates; so years reliabl,
sery. GICHNER ROOFING CO., ma. 1870
sWAIERPROOFiNG, all kinds; have you
basement waterproofed now: cement work
ROBERT E. PRICE, RE. 1891 20.
IN Va. AND WASH. call PATTERSON.
CAuLF1ELD CORP. for Johns Manviils
3340 M st. NV. zone T. HO 4l2O
Evening star., 1946-08-24
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

BUTLER -HOUSEMAN and housekeeper- cook
desire position on country estate. white,
references. State wages in letter if inter-
ested. Write Box 49-C. Star 26s
A SPANISH COUPLE desires homework as
chauffeur and cook or housework. AID.
30Ol. a m. to . pm. weekdays. ga
Evening star., 1946-08-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcen,)

Alexandria, Va.-WelI-equipped Wholesale
and retail poultry and fish market, doing
a good. steady business; capable Of doing
& CLARKE. 624 King St, Alexandria. Va.
Alex. 522G: ewes. Alex. 2T37. -25
DGS STORE-S4.00O weekly busines SIS
quoted. Excel. location, we'll equipped
long lease, low rent. Good opportunity for
DGS Store-S2, 900 weekly business
quoted. Reasonably priced; long lease,
United Food store-Sa0o weekly bus-
ness quoted. Good location, low rent,
long lease
Independent Store-Good colored loca-
tion. $1,000 weekly business quoted. Long
lease
For information of these and many
JOE MUCHNICK, Ex. 2909 or WO. 1898.
-25
Evening star., 1946-08-24
SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont. J

SECRETARY, former WAVE, exper., capa.
/: $50 wk; refs. Box 422-A, Star. --2t
STEN0GRAPHER, expert; have ABB. degree
in art; yrs. secretarial experience; want
permanent, worthwhile position: at leaSi
$50 per week; excellent references. WO
1928. 25s
WAITRESS desires work several nights 9
week; experienced and reliable, CHI. 4245
D McLOHON 2bN
YOUNG WOMAN, college graduate with
BA in French: office and secretarial ex-
perience Desires position utilizing French.
90 7oh5 between "a o4s
YOUNG WOMAN wishes Job as silk finish
er, part time, experienced and references.
MI SS13.
ATTENTIoN-If you do not have enough
work to warrant full-time secretary
the same purpose for less money. DI. 3l41
WANTED LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING or COM
panion for l or 9 Box 101-C, Star. 25'
Evening star., 1946-08-24

SHARE-ExPENSE PLAN, Los Angeles, s. F..
Chicago: low rates, all cities cars daily:
refs. exch. % Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50.
Sq'
GI STUDENT and coed bride will share
expenses and driving to San Francisco
around Sept l RA 9362 25s
DRIVING TO CLEVELAND, Ohio. August
Both. VIII take one person to drive 1899
Ford coupe. Low mileage Phone Vienna,
Va. 104-W s. N JONES 2S'
LEAVING Sunday or Monday am. for
Norfolk or Va. Beach, can take five
people. HI 1021-W. 25'
Evening star., 1946-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

C0LORED-TAVERN-G business, ex-
cellent location. $4,000, terms I53 H
st. Sc. Call MA 4519. -25
Evening star., 1946-08-24
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUSINESS

PAPERING AND PAINTING-First-clas SIS
work immediate service. Arlington area
preferred. Call CHI. S714. "a
Evening star., 1946-08-24

RsEFRIGGRAToR. electric. medium Size
RaiFRtfSG;ERAToR-Elec, in excel. eond
aaseny sse HasneS msshn TeF ssa eeRd
f., good cond.; too small for our family
ss n S. = s;5zs 5sH sf' good sasa
ti3n, reasonable Cali between s and
medicine cabinets, fireplace dampers Goa
chute doors, metal access doors. steel beams
tiGEa;nsa REsPauRASr aE l11H kircHEs Eeu1rMESr mss
1s sas pssh sssr sss ssE Il Il ss asff folding eheF s
RESTAURANT REPRIGERATOR-DoIble
door walk-in, capacity APPROX. 100, Gu. IT.
sssness Steel
steam table, never used: one 4s-chip but
ter gutter: lge. dble. desk. WI. $500. -24
set d ne tele1hones 5esnef Phone Fan cSureh
RUG, carpet. sx1a. 2. rugs, India drug.
rug rug India druaset, sas. " ali lqIfas1i match bed
Tm WnSawi Shsrs Il yalenee boards ts standare
RuGs, snasss oriensals TA and domestic. 1881 18th
RuG1Roya Ii wi AZ Rr@an. sn PIX snia IT, pTiyat, S
owner. soo exes1lsns condition $3.50 cash
RUGS--.Orientsls, sxl0 Baluchistan. $50
AZ aSz L'lihan' $50. 900 25th st. n.w,s Apt
RUG. royal Bokhara. ee"x@1o"; perfect
condition. Call Jackson 14o4, saturda,
or SUNDAY. 8 to 4. 25.
soaiSs7y s.ese s .so faasss s1 isros s
rugs, , Chinese tapestries. in frames. S25
one armchair, $50, other miseellaneon:
saxofHoN ST. fss phi No ss
also trumpet; reasonable; both perfect
sGo6TERs ts) for sale; one girls bike.
sHwfSG 81 fse9' MACHINES, Singer electrics. 70,
sals, or rent. 3iO9 14th st. NV, co
SEWING MACHINE, late prewar elec,,
beautiful console model, Al cond.: private
sffsf fa SIZE sns.r trsaae sap
ssss seod M1eaNs aSnaasHa 81
SEWING MACHINEs-Treadle machines.
aSd &
11th st. at Pennsylvania ave. sc. Ii 3s3s' sS
porssbiss sso1 and dibbs nst tresdies ess Bae sna
tonshole attaehments and skirt markers;
slWG SEW sea sxcHiNE sipsHEf EH VITA aRso rotary
in good eondition. Call Sligo sle6 satur-
ai SHEETs. Fl suf galvanized and black, 1s gauge.
MccREA EQUIPMENT CO, Sic End st.
SHOEsHINE STAND, 7-seat. custom built.
finished in leather and chrome A bargain
at S325. Inquire 1905 Wis. ave, "a
SHOTGUN, 12-gauee. double-barreled
Winchester hammerless like new, with
case. $50. After 6 p IN, Alex 631S.
SHOTGUN. practically new, 12-ga. Savage
auto. Call OIL. 1926 after pm.
SINGER PEDAL MACHINE, like new, l
year guarantee. reasonable; also renting
repairing. 24l2 18th st. NV, CO. 3S45
SINK, double. with metal cabinet 41x22;
$50. WI. O94S. -26
Evening star., 1946-08-24

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